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♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦< '< 114 ' *4 44 4M '44 44 > 11 1♦ ♦ A ft 4 ▼ + * t Conducted by ALICE D. SHEPARD 200 Everett Sq - uare -r 4 R. S. Braswell, Jr., spent days in Atlanta last week. 4 4 * Miss Florence Smith will spTmd next week end with her mother at Reynolds. 4 4 4 Mr. T. F. Flournoy has returned from a business trip to New York. 4 4 4 Miss Lilia Braswel and Mrs. A. M. Seifert spent last Thursday in At¬ lanta. 4 4 4 Miss Mat* Me Kenney, of Walden, will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sanford Hartley, for some time. 4 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dixon and chil¬ dren spent Sunday with relatives in Marshallville. ♦ ♦ + Miss Sara Vance entertained a num ber of her young friends with an Eas ter egg hunt last Friday afternoon at her home. r r, an< , charm , ’ ' mg in,, young von daughter, >■ Carolyn, r are v,s itmg relatives at Laurencevillc, ♦ *1* 4 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pressley and daughter are spending some time at Valdosta. * •> 4 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Braswell, of Atlanta, wfere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braswell, Sr., last week end. 4* * ❖ Miss Marguerite O’Shields spent last week end with friends in Atlan ta. * 4* * Miss Evelyn Tift, of Atlanta, was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Eve¬ lyn Tift, last week end. The 4 4 4 young folks in 6th grade A en¬ joyed a weiner roast at Houser’s mill last Saturday, chaperoned by Miss Raile. Mr. 4 4 4 and Mrs. W. L. Brandenburg spent several days in Atlanta this week. 4 *** 4 Misses Sammie Raile and Jes 1 Davis spent last week end at Donal sonville with Miss Davis’ parents. 4- 4* 4 Misses Frances and Pearl Price of Albany were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Austin last week end. «{* «$* Helen Austin will spend the week end in Montezuma, the guest of Lou ise Collier. ❖ 4 - 4. Judge and Mrs. Emmet Houser, Mrs .Mark Mathews, Dr. W. H. Hafer and Mr. Claude Houser motored to Unit man Sunday. r 4* 4- 4 Misses Mary Frances-Joiner of M a- j con and Velma O’Neal, of West Point, are the charming guests of Miss Vi- 1 loula White. 1 4 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Vinson and Mrs. Millard Vinson motored to Camilla last Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hartley. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Shellejf, of New York, who have been spending the winter in Florida, stopped over on their return home thi3 week for a visit to Dr. and Mrs. W. S. White. 4* 4> ❖ Mrs. Glenmore Green and Mrs. J. W. Woolfolk will leave Saturday to attend the National Convention of D. R. which convenes in Conti¬ nental Hall next week. 4" 4- 4> Mrs. Mittie Wynn, Mrs. W. C. Fa gan, rs. . Flournoy and Mrs. Mat tie Flournoy motored to Marshall¬ ville and the Holt plantation Tuesday, where they visited Mrs. Mattie Skel lie. fe 4* 4 ,, i rs. ^ eo c ,dty and Geo., „ Jr., . SOm \ Ume \ Macon with Mr. McCarty who is at the Ogle Sanitarium recovering from an operation of two weeks ago. Mr. McCarty hopes to be at home in about ten days. 4 4 4 Master Alfred Hume and David Hume left this week to join their mother, Mrs. Alfred Hume ,who li¬ ' the guest of Mrs. Hansell Hall at Wes' Palm Beach. 4 4 4 Mrs. C. H. Ijams and children of SCHOOL HOLIDAY The young folks are looking for¬ ward to a holiday on Friday when the teachers will be at the conven tion Macon. TO ENTERTAIN FRIDAY On Friday morning Miss Emily Braswell will entertain for Miss Vel¬ ma O’Neal and Mary Frances Joiner. {■ riday afternoon Miss Beatrice Cjon nal will entertain for these charming visitors. BARBECUE FOR VISITOR On Monday evening Dr. and Mrs. W. S. White entertained at a barbe cue on their lawn in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Shelley of New York .Misses Velmfc O’Neal of West Point and Mary Frances Joiner, of Macon. PRELIM1NARIES AT HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGHT An unusually large crowd attend ed the 1 reliminary high school con | test last Thursday evening. | A large number of pupils contested for places. The winners who will rep j 'are resent Fort follows: Valley in the district meet as Piano, Marjorie Brown, first; Mil¬ lard Mosley, second; Helen Dasher, third. Reading, Miriam Edwards, first; Evelyn Duke, second; Jeannette Nich¬ ols, third. Declamation, Samuel Jones, first; Floyd Carithers, second; Harris Haf¬ er, third. J. F. Lambert, superintendent of the schools, directed the contest and teachers from colleges throughout state acted as judges. Clopine Clippings The 15th of this month marked j anniversary in changing the name Shanty to Clopine, by the officials the Central of Georgia Railway ’> 4- * Mr. J. M. Green, owner of the Fruit Farm, assisted by Jessie Vinson, is making express to the northern markets of the most choice crates of as shipped from this section this season. 4 4 4 The first election held in this dis r j c t s j nce the creation of Peach eoun was held by Messrs. E. B. Fagan, ■ G Fagan and w , j. cheek at An _ ; „n’ S Store at Myrtle last Tuesday. 14th E E cheek was unani . elected J. P. and Messrs. Rob¬ Tuggle and Mrogan Wilson, his \ There were 17 votes polled 4 4 4 The many friends of Miss Alma will regret to know of her ill¬ ness at a Plains, Ga., hospital where underwent an operation for ap pendicitis last Friday. Her condi- , Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Otis burn of Reynolds are guests week of Mrs. Millard Vinson and Mrs. W. E. Green, ROOK PARTY Mrs. Charles Vance entertained on Wednesday afternoon with a rook I party m compliment to Miss Viloula i White and her guests, Miss Mary Frances Joiner and Miss Velma O’Neal. COMPLIMENTING VISITORS Miss Margaret McMillan compli mented Miss Viloula White and her guests, Misses Velma O’Neal and Ma ry Frances Joiner, with a rook par¬ ty on Thursday afternoon. ROBERT BROWNS LEAVE Mrs. Robert Brown and children are leaving this week to join Mr. Brown at Miami, Florida, where they w •ill make their home. Miss Marjorie Brown will remain in Fort Valley until school closes and will he with an<J Mra John Brown ANNUAL RECEPTION The annual junior-senior reception will be held Friday evening at 8j.'b) the home of Miss Frances March on Church street. early in the week when someone sent us their first sweet peas. The latest suggestion is ‘‘Be Kind •to Husbands Week.’’ Now we have just as much right as anyone to suggest “Be kinds” so how about “Be Kind to Pedestrians Week?” And this doesn’t mean avoid them. It’s hard to believe when you see so many cars and filling stations, that there are quite a number of peo pie who never buy gas and ywho never ride in cars. And there are a number of people who have big cars and no passengers; it would be real kindness . to stop and pick up a weary walker now and then and it wouldn’t hurt a bit or cost you two minutes time if they live two or three blocks out of your way and, somehow, it’s the kind of kindness that is remem bered and brings a blessing. We rc member a time when we picked up sjn unknown old colored woman a few rnilcs out o£ town 0,1 a hot Months * a tei she approached us down town, , though we didn’t recognize her, and 8aid: “ You ’ se <k ‘ la,i y dat picked me U P dat day. I ain t forgot it and I’m s ' 10 sw ‘ m ' ' )r ‘ n £ y° u some nice fresh eggs.” And we truly believe that we’ll get the eggs if she ever sees us when she happens to have them. And then we remember a number of times when we’ve been picked up, specially when we had bundles. Lots of folks adore walking but a bundle is an abomination and there’s always a kind feeling toward an automobilist who has a thought for those who are not so fortunate. Lon is not serious and it is thought she will recover r&pidiy. 4- 4 4* Mr. Morgan Wilson visited frienu in Macon Sunday. * 4* 4* Mr. W. M. Rigdon spent last Sun¬ day with friends in Roberta. 4 4 4 The many friends of Miss Ruby Davis are congratulating her in hav ign won the prize in her room in writ¬ the best essay on “Why I Would Like to Live in Fort Valley. ” 4 4 4 Great interest was manifested in meeting held last Sunday at church. A good choir from Valley was out and assisted in Easter program services, THE KIMBALL HOUSE •' « • • 1 • • Atlanta ■ ■ The Home of Georgia People ! ! 400 Rooms of Solid Comfort J The House of Courtesy ' ■ Ed Jacobs & Lige Maynard, ; ; ■ • Props. ! : Free Garage Service ! 1 Terminal Hotel, , Macon, under ! • same management , , « rHE LEADER-TR18UNE, FORT VALLEY. GA., THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 1321 V 14 44444 4 4 444444444 * THE DEPARTMENT + h EDITOR’S WINDOW 4 *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 EASTER SERVICES An ideal Easter Sunday was enjoy¬ ed by Port Valley folks last Sunday. J Cloudless skies and bright sunshine gave everyone a chance to get out to the Easter services held at the church OS. IJ. was warm enough for those who had spring apparel to blossom forth and not too warm for those who pro ferred to wear their light coats or winter frocks. Those attending the Baptist church the beautiful Easter cantata, “The Great Light, rendered by the clioir and the Scripture lessons read by Rev. Albert Howard. In the Methodist church at the Sun¬ day school hour the senior depart¬ ment gave an impressive and beauti¬ ful program direeetd by Mrs. Lau¬ rence Houston. The morning service was the bc ginning of a series of meetings by Rev. T. H. Thomson which will eon tinue for ten days. J Rev. the \V. F. Smith, presiding elder, | gave message on Sunday even mg. i Impressive Easter services were held at St. Andrew’s during the da/, 1 BE KIND TO PEDESTRIANS” WEEK SUGGESTED We’ve noticed lots of special days and weeks added to tliose already ob scrvt ‘ (l ' We appreciate and approve the sentiment that suggested Mother’s Day and most everyone remembers a rl< ‘ observes that day. bather has a day hut very few pay any attention to it. There is a Friendship Day that gives everyone a chance to be nice to! friends. Chronic fans adore Baseball Day. Then there’s Clean Up Week, Health Week and Garden Week, all good. Self Denial Week won’t hurt This week is Be Kind to Ani mals Week. We found out about it f* ‘ Biggest Sailing Ship on Her Way 4T J V I 5 "U m* \-m ■£ m i. w ’ , .' ' | l >2 1 mh m H m , m iv-Ei. %■. V; t r S'.;. t.\ / JrS MrnA' C:a ?. : plilvX . \ y •K ■'i ■< ■* V\ •VI?.. ■ i:-n as* I ||| -Si i'l N ■ ■ - M W ppas ‘ HmMWM ■ w.v.iX v 'Ilic live-masted barque Kohcnhavn putting out to .A-u after having charged a cargo of thousands of tons of corn at London. The largest sailing vessel in ttie world, the barque is manned by 42 cadets of the Danish merchant marine. many of them sons of noblemen, others sons of fishermen or farmers, Incidentally, neurly all of the cadets are over six feet in height. BELT GOLF ASS N OR¬ GANIZED; START PLAY SOON (Continued from front page) May 7 Americus vs, Fitzgerald at Fitz¬ * i ' ort Valley vs. Hawkinsville at May 14 Hawkinsville vs. Americus at Fitzgerald vs. Fort Valley at Fort May 21 Hawkinsville vs. Fitzgerald at Americus vs. Fort Valley at Fort t May 28 Fitzgerald vs. Americus at Ameri Hawkinsville vs. Fort Valley at Valley. / June 1 Americus vs. Hawkinsville at Haw Fort Valley vs. Fitzgerald at Fitz June 11 Fitzgerald vs. Hawkinsville at Haw Fort Valley vs. Americus at Amer SECOND HALF July 2 Americus vs. Fitzgerald at Fitz Fort Valley vs'. Hawkinsville at July 9 Hawkinsville vs. Amer if" n 4 ; ---------------- Karnak, SeosalionaS New Medicine, Will Be Distributed Here Marvelous Results Accomplihed by Re¬ markable Preparation In Other Sec¬ tions of Country Almost Incredible. HAS HAD PHENOMENAL SUCCESS Karnak, the sensational new health-builder, which has been ac¬ complishing such phenomenal results in the larger cities, is now being distributed to the people of this section. “The amazing success of the prepara¬ tion is nothing short of phenomenal. People everywhere flock to the drug stores to get Karnak and report benefits from its use that far surpass even their fondest hopes. “The great reputation of Karnak is founded on results—nothing else. People buy the medicine because of the great benefits they receive from its use. Thou¬ sands have written letters of thanks for the splendid results they get from it. BRINGS QUICK RELIEF Karnak is a purely vegetable medicine of remarkable purity and wonderful efficacy in the treatment of stomach and digestive troubles, weakness, nerv¬ ousness, rheumatism caused by digestive trouble, sour stomach, fatigue, catarrh of the stomach, insomnia, loss of appe¬ tite, torpid liver, constipation, gassiness, anto-intoxication, dyspepsia, indigestion, mal-nutrition, a generally weak, run¬ condition and a host of other symptoms and complaints not generally as having their origir. n abdominal and digestive de¬ As'a general health-builder Fitzgerald vs. Fort Valley at Fort Valley. July lti Hawkinsville vs. Fitzgerald at Fitzgerald. Americus vs. Fort Valley at Fort Valley, July 23 Fitzgerald vs. Americus at Ameri cus. Hawkinsville vs. Fort Valley at Fort Valley. July 30 Americas vs. Hawkinsville at Haw¬ kinsville, Fort Valley vs. Fitzgerald ?u Fitz gerald. dl, August 1* Fitzgerald vs. Hawkinsville at Haw¬ kinsville. Fort Valley vs. Americus at Amer¬ icus. Handicap method will be used in all games. Each team composed of four men and two ladies. IIA1L AND TORNADO £ INSURANCE City Realty Company SAM PATTON, Realtor 565 Mulberry Street Macon, Ga. and strength restorative Karnak has be¬ come the sensation of the drug trade everywhere it has been introduced ENTIRE BODY STRENGTHENED The action of Karnak is so natural and beneficial that it has won the name of “the master health-builder.’ It in creases the appetite for wholesome food and helps the digestion turn this food into strengthening nourishment which builds-up firm flesh and strong muscular tissue; it strengthens the organs of elim¬ ination, purifies the blood stream and builds up the whole body in tone, vigor and vitality. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Karnak is sold under a strict guaran¬ tee that the first two bottles will pro ¬ duce beneficial results or the purchase price will be refunded without question Iioth the manufacturers and ttie local distributors stand squarely behind this V guarantee. Karnak is sold in Fort Valley exclusive¬ * ly by Ihe Anderson llrux Co.: and by tbe ■ 'calling: druggist* in every town. . |. HH * W 4»HW4,44W'WW WWW 'W -W »t 3 »> »HW < l t i M Announcement We are glad to announce to the ■> — i public that we have secured the services :: t i of Mr. Walter Doles, formerly with Flynt i: and Genone, on Cherry St„ Macon, Ga. \\ ... ... For the past five years he lias made a :: ■ ■ specialty of Ladies' and Children's work :: « > and comes to us very highly recommend- \\ ed. • > Your patronage will be appreciated ■ ■ W. F. Hardie’s Barber Shop M < • » 44' R. II. Connell Dies Perry, April 14.—R. II. at his home about four miles south of town Monda y aftertioon was buried in Evergreen cpmetery WINS ECONOMY PRIZE mm ■ ■f! •if 1 SS;i & -mm i: n William E. JRockwell, head social clerk at the White House has worked mt an economy plan which cuts down the expense of official entertaining at the executive mansion. Mr. Rockwell received a cash prize for his proposal, which was the best of the 40 sug¬ gestions offered. 50-cent Hand Spray FREE with quart of SWEET RELIEF. Kills All Insects $1.50 Value $1.80 WHEELER'S PHARMACY Q/ze 'll V V I \ SHOE P / THE NEW balloon toe \ L* Florsheims arethesraart thing > with those loose fit¬ \ to wear x t ting suits and wide leg I't.i'ij trousers. The W ales "tf $10 H7? , ^ yv s * v & i: . • r. 7 m3 m /; m i ■* l cm • sr«. w : - ■ Edwa rds Bid he is !■' v - EL --“TTMlWir 1 I IIMW—■ -1 this morning. He was 55 years old. H«. is survived by his wife, daughter, Mrs. John Amerson of Atlanta, one broth ... ., ,, .. . _ . . sisters, Miss ivf;« * Mamie ■ L Connell "n' and Li Mrs. M W ° G. P. Parks of Byromville, Ga., and a ^ so several nephews and nieces in different parts of the state. He was originally from Reynolds, Ga., and has been a resident of Houston for about 35 years. He was a man of strong character and was admired by all who knew him . “What are you doing?” yelled the guardian of the dead. tf Kidneys Act Bad fake Salts Says Backache Often Means You Have Not Been Drinking Enough Water ^ -/■ When you wake up with backache and dulrmisery in the kidney region it may mean you have been eating fowls which create acids, says a well-known author ity. An excess of such acids overworks the kidneys in their effort to litter it from the blood and they become soct of paralyzed and loggy. When your kid¬ neys get sluggisli and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, removing alt the body’s urinottS waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds r ■! you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during Jhe night. Either consult a good, reliable physi¬ cian .*.i on.'c or get from your pharma¬ cist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablcspoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and 1 your famous kidneys salts may then act fine. This is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and lias been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kid¬ neys, also to neutralize acids in the s' stem, so they no longer irritate, thus often relieving Madder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, can not in* jure and makes a delightful, efferves¬ of cent lithia-watcr d ink. Drink lots soft water. 1 ’>•- ad means have your physician oninine your kidneys at least twice a year.