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v ^fep^S^AY, DEC. 14.
class of the first
baptist church honors miss
GEORGIA ECHOLS AT A SHOWER
ihe Amcna Sunday School class
(i ,ass
thr> it, ‘ in. Baptist church,
enter
-ucd Monday evening at the home
01 the preside nt, Miss Marella I
Moore
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en Loans
Loans closed i in ii to 10 day,
f-ijd renewal charges can jj
U P at any time withex*- i
extra cost. Also—
5 Per Cent '
10 Year Loa ns payable by the ' ■
month. Liberal appraisal. Im
mediate closing. No delays.
No waiting.
Crilfin Realty Co
w. G. Carlledge, Mgr.
p HONF. P3
at a pre-monthly meeting and a
shower in honor of Miss Georgia
Echols, a popular bride-elect of De
cember.
The business meeting was held and
everyone present was asked to write
a criticism of the class. These ans
proved to be very favorable .
After the business meeting a flower
and bride’s trousseau contest was
held in which the lovely sachet
f ls a prize was presented to Miss
The president’s brother. Master
(Moore, came in with a social de
package for Miss Echols. She
was so surprised by the many beau
tlfu ' ^ lfts showered uprn her that
she had to borrow a clofhes hamper
ir. which to take them home.
Late in the evening Miss Mable
Miss Rosa Belle Beckham,
and Miss Marella Moore served de
licicus hot chocolate and sandwiches
for refreshments.
The members of the class and a
asoaaaooiaaaaoaaiatasse
Give —
4 m House Slippers! ‘ r
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\ Sensible,
ik Useful Ciit! 8
it 9
B House slippers are always appropri
{' J >i tion ate as for Christinas this Gifts, will and enable our, selee- If
you year you
|| to choose from a big variety of styles
B and prices that will make your Christ-
15 % mas dollars go a ; long vvay.
$ ft sizes, styles and eoloi*s to select
f. •om in felts, leathers, kids and satins. 5 gj ^
/
Mens House Slipoera
$1.75 up
5 If* 'M Ladies House Slinpevr,
i *• 45
55c to $2.00
■Vj Children.-, House
Slippers 85c up
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ft When doubt—Give Hosiery—and !
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fi i FOR LADIES™
M We are featuring 1 the Four Square line of full fash
u.
ej ioned silk hose and for this Holiday. season we have
a very complete selection of shades and sizes at—
rffA
fi fi $L00, $1.50 and 12JO
fi fi IN AN ATTRACTIVF GIFT BOX 1
FOR MEN- I S'
Nothing would please him more than a pair or a
box of these wonderful new patterns in Four Square
Hose. All attractively uoxed in holly gift box—-
25 c aild 1-r
,
FOR THE KIDDIES
We have recently added a complete line of little
girls and boys half, full and three-quarter length hose, i
am 1 Mrs an introduction vv> are pricing them special at—
•4 35 c P air
e
3 oair for $1.00
B USTER nROWN
SHOE DSTORE
F. L. Thaxton, Ownei Broad Street
iew intimate friends of Miss Echols
were present. They were Miss Ruth
Kirkland, Miss Hazel Pickering.
Mies Annie Claude Huckaby, Mis'
Marelic Moore, Miss Agnes Kesslc
Miss Gladys Reid, Miss Roneli
Bntrnan, Miss Nannie Jane Harr. \
sen, Miss Hallie Buchanan, Miss Ra
chael Kessler, Miss Rosa Bell Bock
ham, Miss Ephie Ledbetter, Mrs
Ezra Mitcham and W. C. Jackson 1
teacher of the class.
HOLDUPS TAKE PANTS
1 CHICAGO, Dec. 14.—For several
a group of Chicago bandits
pad been robbing their victims not
on ty of their valuables but thei/
Two detectives chasing r
bandit were themselves
caught by a Sdl!ad of ' wlict ' inMl
reached headquarters at the
time as the trouserless victim
i of the real holdup men.
FORGOT HER ACCOUNT
NASHUA. N. H.—Twenty years
age, Mrs. Emily F. Barnes made a
j deposit in the Bristol county savings
\ bank—and then forgot all about it
i The bank advertised as required by
law, and a daughter of Mrs. Barnes
jfucw dead appeared to claim the
money. It had grown to $2203.
j PARIS.—A new and deadly mi
has been discovered by Dr.
j/Vilbert, head of the Pasteur Insti
tute at Kandia, French Guinea. It
is a. spiral bacillus discovered on
(champanzees and produces a
| tagious disease similar in yellow
ver. Dr. Wilbert contracted the dis
case, but recovered.
CHICHESTERS V TIIE DIAMONO BKAMK PILLS A
LmIImI Aak your l>ru£|flr<t A
for Hrwul C-'Ul-chen-ters rill# in Red ami iUm,)iiil/A\ UoldCOl
KSwmeullic sealed with lilue
ERjdlbbon. /flrof Take no other, liny y
Ir W <’fii your .< hi:s.t»-:k8 DruareK. A«>k Viamon» i«r
V gf »s HKANH llctt. Kd<*-..t. Re.nUe. IXuy Nov% f
—-r SOLD &Y DKUGC1STS EVfcliYUilERlf
Door Glass
and
Windshield Glass
for any make car. c
ed anc I inr,tailed while you wail
t PRICES RIGHT
Kelley Auto Top and
Faint Shop
Phono 774—Griffin, Ga.
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Funeral Directory !
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Haisten Brothers
Funeral Directors & Embalmer;
Prompt Ambulance Servic.
Office Phone Re*. Phone
575 63
Frank S. Pittman
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Lodge Directory
V.
T. W. MITCHELL CAMP W. O. \V.
Regular meeting held ever*
Thursday at 7:30 o’clock at , Wood
men Hall.
D. T. Underwood. Padgett, Cleric, C. C.
Grover
4 MERIDIAN SUN LODGE
No. 2fi, F. & A. M.
Regular ' Communicatienr
Fil-st and Th'rd Tuesday?
at 7:00 p.m. Visitor?
welcome.
H. G. Smith, W. M
John L. Reid. Sec’ry
PYTHAGORAS CM/vC I UK N. •
Royal Arch Mr.aonr
Kegulai convocations oi
■very, second and fourt)
Thursday nights »t 7 »
>’eiock.
i M Ross, H. P.
iv U. Jones, See.
vi arri:n lodge
>u dl>, l. ii. O r metb evt
dondh> fiiKlit <ti i . 0 U nt Whrr
Lodge Hall. Visiting brothers coi
dially invited. A. J. Perdue, n
G., J. Roderick Smarr. Sec
Griflia Lodge No. 1207, ll.P.O.fc
tfp \ \» K o g u 1 a r meetings
^ X/jJ every Monday Visit night
UOr nt 7:30 <p. m.
ing Elks welcome.
Wondell Arnall, E. R
K. Butler Oxloid
Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Griffin lodge No bO, Knight?
of Pythias, meetings T p.m. first
ind third Friday nights at Castle
flail on N. Hill street. Visiting
brothers welcome.
I. W. McLeroy, C. C.
John L. Reid K. of R. & S.
1. I. WftoLSEY & SON
(General Contractors)
We are experienced builder?
<nd would appreciate an oppor
tunity to submit bids on anj
building or repairing job'.
Phone 2S1-J. 81‘J W. Solotfon St
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