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SCHOOL BIGGEST
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“Coming, the biggest event of
the year for the Flint River Bap
tist association,” is the way the
Rev. L. M. Latimer announces the
opening of the Griffin and Asso
ciation Sunday School Training
Rally at the First Baptist church
next Sunday afternoon at 3
o’clock.
The real work of the school will
be done from 6:30 to 8:30 each
night beginning Monday, Octo
ber 20th and running through
Frfday, the 24th.
Already Enrolling
Already 80 members of the
SHOWS HUMAN INTERIOR
An interesting • anatomical
display is being made this week
in the Ward Drug Store win
dow. It is a model of the in
ner arrangement of a human
being, the various organs being
removable. There® are also a
number of anatomical charts in
connection with this display,
which is made by the Hydra
Seng Company. It is an an
nual event.
SUPERIOR RESULTS
is why more people every day
are using Hydrh-Seng, making
use of the medium that ac
tually produces resuTts. .. Hydra
Seng "especially recommended
for gastric, catarrhal or ulcer
ated stomach and bowels, cre
ating a real, red and normal
circulation of blood—assuring
ease for the nervous and mus
cular system—giving the tonic,
tone and snap desired and need
ed by so many at this time of
the year.
No trouble for the demon
strator to answer questions.
Those with blood pressure
are invited to investigate.
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INDICATES—iEADS TO—SUCCESS
Whether you are in business or not, you
will enjoy the prestige which a strong
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If you want SAFETY FOR YOUR FUNDS <,
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If accommodation, courtesy, the advantages
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WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT.
Member of Federal Reserve System
CITY NATIONAL BANK
service Griffin, Georgia
safety:
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have enrolled from the East Grif
fin, Oak Hill, DeVotie and Sec
tored for the courses and 20
ond Baptist churches. Invitations
and registration blanks have been
sent out to all of the 47 churches
of the Flint River Association
and many pastors and Sunday
school workers from all over this
territory are expected .to attend.
The one hundred already reg
istered breaks all enrollment rec
ords for this association and the
number is expected to go to 150.
Faculty of Experts
An unusual faculty of experts
has been secured to teach the
four courses which will meet the
needs of every Sunday school
worker. Course number 1, “Be
ginners and Primary Depart
ment,” will be taught by Mrs.
E. E. Owens, special state work
er of the Sunday school board.
Course No. 2, “Juniors,” will be
taught by Miss Lilian S. Forbes,
of Nashville, Term. She is ele
mentary secretary of the Sunday
school board. Course number 3
“Intermediates,” will be taught
by Mrs. W. L. Blankinship, of
Atlanta. She too is a specialist
in her department and an author
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of note. Course number 4, “Se
niors and Adults,” will be taught
by State Field Secretary J. W.
Merritt.
Courses 1, 2 and 3 are not only
for the teachers in these depart
ments of the Sunday school but
are open for, and especially help
ful to, the parents of children in
these gra des.
4p^wi nch—is
designated for “Seniors •J and Ad
ults” will be Flake’s new book,
“Building a Standard Sunday
School. ft
This is not for teachers only,
but for all above 16 years of age
who are interested in helping to
build big, wide awake, efficient
Sunday schools.
Opening Rally Sunday.
At the opening rally at 3
o’clock next Sunday afternoon
brief addresses will be made by
the training school teachers and
the books for the various courses
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The wife of Fokine, famed Russian dancer, has improved <
the Lucy Stone League idea of retaining thf* maiden name a ft.
marriage. She identifies herself with her husbaiid's name and -
tains her individuality at the same time. She calls herself Fokin
As Maria Korolova, she was famous as a .dancer Tn' Russia be'' -
Her itoairispf + o Fob’ nr*
them. The school itself will be
opened each afternoon beginning
Monday at 6:15 with a 15-minute
devotional service
merits.
The class work will begin at
6:30 with supper served at the
church after the first class period
each night from Monday through
Friday by the five Baptist
churches of the Griffin district.
There is no registration fee nor
any other expense to those tak
ing the courses except for their
books.
All Sunday school workers are
invited to take . advantage of this
unusual opportunity for training.
Call Miss Mary Holman, office
secretary of the First Baptist
church and enroll you name for
the Sunday school training school
new.
HEAD OF
—Atlanta, Oct. 16.—W. A.
81 years old, a Confederate vet
eran and for years ait'^inmate
the Old Soldiers’ Home, spent
Wednesday night in the Fulton
county jail, taken there on orders
of officials of the home on charges
of lunacy, following a stormy
meeting of the board of trustees
of the home earlier in the day.
Ellis was brought before the
board of trustees charged by
Supt. W. E. McAllister wi f h in
subordination, it was said, and
the lunacy charges were later
preferred after a heated alterca
tion between the'* old Confederate
and a member of the hoard Mr.
Ellis, however, denied that any
blows were struck and said
hed merely shown his vigorous re
sentment when called “a liar. f>
Ellis charges that the
accusation against him is
frame-up on the part of Supt.
Allister, who, he says, has
ened to prefer similar
against other old soldier
of the home.
Members of Mr. Ellis’
stated Wednesday night that
eral days ago he visited them
at that time declared that
‘COLD IN THE HEAD
is an acuti attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent ‘‘colds” are
renerally mat.j-s in a ‘’run down” condition.
Treatment catarrh medicine
s a. consisting of an Oint
ment, which to be used locally, and a Tonic,
the acts Mucous Quickly through the Blood
on Surfaces, building tin
able System, and rc-'ing you less
to "colds.”
Sold by druggists for over 40 Tears.
IT. J . Cheney & Cd*. Toledo. O.
W. C. MILES. M. D.
General Practice and X-ray
over Griffin Pharmacy.
PHONES:
Residence, 511-J Office, 32
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They are standardized in order to bring about uni
form therapeutic efficiency to the patient whenever
required. This merely efficiency in the is laboratory. most needed in the sick j
room—not
What is true of drugs must be true of foods. problem Purity
and efficiency in the can is only part of the
purity and efficiency in the kitchen is the true test.
The law requires the that baking of power the contain 12%
leavening gas at time sale to consumer.
This measure insures uniform leavening efficiency
and protects the health of the public.
In order- to comply with this fixed standard for bak* 1
ing powder, manufacturers avoid must deterioration produce and which pack
their product so as to the
<2. may result from absorption of atmospheric moisture.
Baking Powder manufacturers to avoid violation of
the law, also spend thousands ctf dollars yearly in
testing grocers’ stocks in and removing "spent” goods
from his shelves, spite of the fact that every pos
sible precaution had previously been taken against
deterioration. ....... M
With the exception of Texas, the pure food laws are bags not applied
ing powder mixed with flour at the mill and sold in as tt
Flour.” There is no penalty on the manufacturers if this fails t
rise > i the consumer is the “goat”—he is the one that pays the p
through indigestion and ill health that comes from eating bakin|
are not properly raised. The standardization of baking powder is
tection to both the consumer and the manufacturer—who wel
such laws and co-operates in every way possible. But F “"*1
he
and fights such legislation. Why? Because a standardizaFion crfls
ing flour would require moisture-proof containers instead of chea]
—because low grade “clears” could no longer be sold as “fancy
flour.” It would also mean he must maintain expert chemical \
such as is now maintained by baking powder manufacturers.
Calumet Baking Powder contains only such ingredients as havi
officially approved by the U.S. Food ‘Authorities.
Packed in tin—keeps the
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Genuine Balloon Tires—20 which oomphMy the
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The three models of formal
mourning show the modern trend
toward common sense as well as
appropriateness ib all styles.
Touches of white lighten the
sombre garb and the veil is less
cumbersome than of yore .
scheme was on foot among cer
tain officials at the home to de
clare six or eight of the aged in
mates dangerously insane a*d
have them committed Eo the state
insanity sanitarium at Milledge
ville, and asked hat steps be ta
ken to protect him and others
against such a fate.
PRINCE IS AMAZED BY
SPEED OF HENRY FORD
Detroit, Oct. 16.—A Ford au
tomobile made of nickle-plated
parts and assembled with nickle
plated tools while the Prince of
Wales stood by watching was pre
sented to his royal highness yes
terday by his host, Henry Ford.
The prince watched with amaze
ment as the car was assembled
j in 17 minutes. Accompanied by
Henry and Edsel, the prince took
a short ride about the yards in
the “Prince of Wales Special,” as
the car was named, and the ma
chine was then presented to the
prince as a souvenir of his visit.
It was said at the factory that
the “Special” would be shipped
to England at once: (.
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