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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES-ENTER PRISE, THOMASVILLE, QEORQIA
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1I2E-
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Wbat I. the smallest capital la the
country ?
The dye maker, continue to ehow
their color..
Net yet but soon. I. a familiar quo-
tatton with the Pbitiplnos.
An ead to all strike* would be too
good to be true.
Tbe Legislature 1* already proud of
wbal H Ba. done.
Tbe fellow that uses bi. bead 1.
alwaya tbe one that get. ahead.
Business miked with pleasure turns
out to be something else, usually.
Tbe Smiths take tbe banner m
Thomas county. In numbers at least
would be rid of pests that eat and
deatroy tbe nuta. Or there might be
other things that could be improved
by bolding tbem out dor a year r.r so.
Speaking of such a moraa.ni whal
would be the result?
Dynamiting vate wouldn't be a eir-
cninstance. There would be more
lain rained than ever before beard of
tbe history of tbe country and
Georgia would be right In tbe midst of
the most prolific crop of It. Cotton
can be grown scientifically If tbe cot
ton raiser has sense enough to work
herd and use tbe most approved meth
ods. That's as -far as Georgia will go
In protecting tbe industry against tbe
weevil.
Early to bed and early to rise and
you will see tbem coming and going.
It only takes a two-ceat stamp to
take your message around tbe world.
Tbe senators that don't have much
to do number about two from each
state.
Tbe hip pocket is tbe receptacle of
very dangerous dements, the gun and
tbe shine.
Tbe good looks of even a pretty girl
don't get her anything more than a
rich husband.
Oo ahead boys, we favor keeping the
legislators at borne until every two
years.
Mr. Lenroot’s tariff warning cer
tainly gets to the root of tbe Republi
can troubles.
Georgia's kiting system must b*
abandoned some time, and It might aa
well be now.
Cussing tbe government la still tbe
privilege of those wbo couldn't do as
well as it does. , ■
Debs hasn't done anything much but
talk in the same old strain lines he
was pardoned.
A tagless auto won t have a cbance
to get anywhere, even if It Is filled
with gasoline.
Hardwick continue! to say what be
thinks, and lets the other fellow do
the same thing.
Tbe actress wbo would Insure her
legs for a million dollars, must like
them pretty well.
The man that claims he knows wbo
is boas, probably finds out from the
lady of tbe bouse.
Fellows are getting more radio stuff
every night now, and tbe thing is get
ting to be real fascinating.
Any man can have his way. If be
will make it the way of the fellow that
has tbe say so.
, Tbe banker that shot bimself be
cause he was in debt ought to have
waited until be got out.
Tbe man that won't work shouldn't
eat. if we rightly recollect e story that
la two thousand years old.
With everybody making some trou
ble, there It obliged to be an accumula
tlon of mirplua around the world.
Tbe widow with money to burn
ought to spend tome on tbe guys that
burnt it while she was a Miss.
The Southern coal dug by non-union
labor Is said to be tbe only thing that
la holding tbe country together.
TO PREVENT
OF COTTON.
Some Senator tun Introduced a bill
in tbe Georgia legislature to prevent
tbe planting of cotton except every
other year. Tbe objective is to rid
tbe country of tbe effect of the boll
weevil. Such a radical plan Is not to
be seriously considered as long as It
is possible to raise cotton and as long
as Georgians retain tbeir inherent
right to use tbeir land for legitimate
purposes and processes.
It might be considered quite aa
worth while to stop pecan trees from
ZZ*PMtnCAL VALUE
derived. Tbe man or woman that
won't curb tbeir tongues In matters
that affect tbt stability of tbe com
muuily or tbe reputation of Its eitl
sens is guilty of a great wrong, one
that all time cannot well efface
IONE
Married at her borne near Berlin,
Miss Irene Cooper and Mr. Claude
Harrla, of Athena. She Is tbe daugh
ter of Mr. Lamar Cooper. She baa a
lovely character and Is loved by all.
We wish tbem a happy wedded life.
Mr. Randolph Cooper called on Mlaa
. Ethel Green Thursday night,
bearing every other year ao that they Mr and Mrf R L BheIly are M vg
JOE HILL HALL.
Joe lllll Hell's death In Macon Sat
urday removed one of tbe most Inter
esting figures in Georgia political his
tory. Mr. Hall served in tbe slate
legislature for twenty years or more,
prior to bis race ft* Governor ten
years ago. During that time be was al
waya a virile end persistent fighter
for tbe rights of the -people uori
against Improvidence, mismanagement
and bad business arrangements In tbe
state's affairs.
It was due to bis persistence that
many measures ol much importance
were put througbt. affecting tbe policy
or tbe expenditures of the state. Hta
nature was open and his attitude bel
ligerent against the namby pamby poli
tical creed of the average legislator to
pander to the appeal for appropria
tions and shirk the responsibilities of
financial arrangements therefor.
Fearless In every way be never
pandered to political prestige
emolument. He never flaunted his
own Interests but always gave way to
practical, sound, business-like Judg
ment In the discussion of any affair of
slate Interest committed to his charge.
As a legislator he was termed "The
congratulated on tha arrival of a fine
baby boy at their home Friday nlghL
There was preaching at lone yester
day, by Rev. Patterioa.
Misses Mary and Ophelia Walker
spent Saturday night and 8unday with
their grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Walk
er.
Mr. John Dalony, from Alabama, la
visiting hi* cousin, Mrs. Addle Can
non.
Miss Varlna Smith, from Wsycrosa,
Is visiting ber cousin, Miss Margaret
Smith, and Mrs. Dora Herndon.
Yesterday was our communion day
and Brother Patteraor preached a
beautiful sermon.
Mrs. Ira Rents, of near here, bad a
severe attack of throat trouble and
has been taken to tbe Moultrie sana
torium.
Mrs. W. U. Green and Miss Carrie
Belle Dean dined with Mrs. J. M. Dunn
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pyles motored
down to Barney, near Quitman, Sun
day, to visit tb* former’s sister wbo
has a child tbat is very III with typhoid
fever.
Misses Btbei and Evle Green dined
Sunday with Mias Oia Pyles.
Miss Zoo Green dined with Miss
I.essie Cannon, Sunday.
Slngtng school began this morning
at lone ebureb and Is being led by
Messrs Albert Cooper and Eugene
Hicks.
The Sunday school convention will
meet at Magnolia next Thursday. Din
ner will be served on tbe grounds. We
extend to you a cordial Invitation to
come out and see wbat we are doing.
SINGLETARY
W THC IimiCnUILT * number of this community
Inf. UUllunnlTu and otber sections attended the sing
| at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. B. P.
. t, < . n I Singletary Saturday nlgbt. All re-
Is the Calumet Baking PoW- ported a very line sin*,
def Demonstration Now Be- I Rev - R o. Jackson of Thoraasville
, <s.V . j I who Is -with the Tlmes-Knterprise,
mg Lxmoucteo. | *pen t Friday night last at tbe home
A campaign of particular Interest to t of a friend in this community.
tbe ladies of Thomasvllle end Thomas
county la now being conducted by Mr.
B. C. Rhoads, who, assisted by Mrs.
Rboade and twelve young ladies, is
demonstrating Calumet baking powder
In a very interesting and instructive
manner. "The last teaspoonful as
good as the first," is the Calumet's
slogan, and certainly the first tea
spoonful Is good enough to satisfy tbe
most exacting and critical housewife
Mr. Rhoads' crew of demonstrators are
ladies In every sense of tbe word, and
no housewife can afford to refuse tbem
the opportunity to demonstrate this
excellent product. Tbe Calumet Bak
ing Powder Company has been In busi
ness for tblrty-flve years, but is only
now entering this territory. Tbe dem
onstrators not only show tbe ladiea
tbe value of Columet, but tell tbem
bow, by a simple test, they may de
termine, before doing tbeir baldng,
whether by any cbance tbe baking
powder they are about to use has lost
its strength. The Calumet's claim is
that It Is "beet by test."
IN MEMORY
The dt-alh angel visited the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slneath of j
near Cnolldge and took from tbem aj
loving nephew. Lory Young. He was'
MURPHY
Mr. W- M. Bradley of Moultrie,
left last week for Palatka, Flu., where
be will spend several days.
Miss Laura Davis of Merrillville,
spent last week with friends in this
community.
Mr. William Ethridge of Center
Hill, was a welcome visitor here Satur
day night.
Mr. Coy Dekle, spent part of last
week in Thomasviile, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davis of
Merrillville, attended the rivial ser
vices here last week.
Mr. Bennie Miller, made a business
trip to Pavo, Saturday.
lev. G. W. Olliver of Ochlocknee,
attended the revival hero last week.
Messrs. Jesse Ayers, and Essie
Hancock, accompained Misses Eloisc
Dunlap and Julia Kendall from
preaching last Thursday night.
Mr. J. E. Gandy and daughter,
LeSBie Mne of ni-nr Dillon, visited
friends in this community, last week.
Mr. John Bradley of Pavo, was the
guest of Mr. Wheeler Dunlap, Friday
Misses Gladys Turner, and Gladys
Daniel, have returned home from
Milledgeville, after attending G. N. I
college.
OZELL.
Messrs. A. J. Cobb, and Charlie
Preston were business visitors in
about twenty-one years of age and hadi T ^?j”® d ifir»h«miitti «ni»nt
been in bad health for about four* Ml “ ? 8 f hs 2! th u * pent
years, but hHd been In bed only about Tuesday with Miss Jonle Einch.
two months. He suffered from tuber- <ni Mr ;. w £ nn '} McGraw, and Miss
culosls. livery thing was done for CUudie Ward are spending several
laorry that loving hands and tender j i n
Dear Lory is dead, how sad tbe
Watchdog of the Treasury,” and thej thought.
For one so loved to depart.
No pen can describe, no tongue can
•Mr. Hall is a direct descendent of
i The grief that in our bosoms dwell,
care could do but to no avail. He’. ,^ r : and Mrs. A ?• ^5$)*
died Wednesday night about 10 oclock J 1 ni,( * v . erv delightfully with a birth-
Tune 7 19*2 i day P art >* Fr *day evening, In honor
' He left to mourn his loss, a father.’ ° f d » u *J t0r - Mytrlce. Several
one brother and other relitlves. be-: «'«» WHre Presented;
Hides a host of friends. | Interesting games were played, and
The remains were laid to rest in tbe- i* t ®. r J n _‘S!
Pavo cemetery.
apportion was justly earned.
one of the most prominent families in;
North Carolina, whose forbears land*!Oh! why so soon was our loved one
. . . called?
ed first in that state and for msnyJ h ow solemn did the sentence fall,
years were brilliant statesmen and* While standing over his dying bed.
i Someone whispered “Lory Is dead.”
noble, patriotic fighters In the cause
of justice and right.
Inherited! How sad the time has passed away,
. . „ ll# Since Lory left us that sad day,
tbeir able qualities and his life was. m, j.jeiMant smile and voice so tie-ir
devoted in the main to the solution of j H*** a long - emembrant e here,
problems that affected the financial. p ul should not dare complain,
standing of his state. Had they list- f*lnee our loss Is his eternal gain’.
, . It In the Lord und must be best
ened to Joe Hill Hall s wisdom many; Tha| he hjH ra | Ied hlm home to r08l
of the perplexing problems of today
. . ., . I One by one our Father gathers us,
would not have been facing thin state. » liH loving happy fold.
He had his faults and they were A'ul folds us to his bosom,
.. , \\ ith tenderness untold,
faults of which he was not proud. He’
acknowledged his shortcomings and bublime is the thought.
That death has no sting,
attempted to repair the wrong that'And the grave has no victory,
he believed he had been guilty of no! Over a child of the King.
mutter how small or trivial U might' w e miss thy kind and loving hand,
have been. He had bis prejudices, i Thy fond and willing care,
...... ! Our home Is dark without thee.
and the intensity of his feelings was. We miss thee everywhere.
the means of making him enemies. Yeti . . . . .
; Tis hard to break the tender cord,
the unusual personality of his nature when love has bound the heart,
was the medium by which he held ’Tis hard, so hard to speak the’words
. we must forever part,
close and unswerving hundreds of
friend* throughout lb. state even up Then well try to watch and pray,
. , That the Lord will lit us (or tbat day,
to the time of his enfeebleroent anil And when like I-ory, we are tolled to
die,
lark ol physlral power.
IN8I1JI0US TALKING HURTFUL.
Tbe fellow wbo aald tbat the man
with ths hoe is seldom a rake, must
bare wondered what effect poverty
did have.
Tha worst sort of fly, except the
typhoid carrier, la the on« that per
sists In crawling over your face be
fore It get* good day, and keeps it up
vntU breakfast. '
The family tree le expected to have
• lew crooked branch**, aald tbe black
aheap oa* afternoon from behind tha
bare.
Whaa a man la indar tha Influence
of wkJakay that art a thousand things
ba cut do that could ordinarily ba
d.*.. '
The most insidious danger in time
of stress is the voice of rumor. Not a
single community In this or any other
state has not felt tbe suffering that I*
entailed, tbe confusion tbat results
or the danger tbat arises from tb*
reckless use of rumor in time of
grave peril.
There are rumors afloat all tb*
time even now In Thomasvllle about
trouble or evil. You can hear tome
thing of moment affecting tha ctvio
Ilf* of tba community or tbe private
Ilf* of some of Ita cltixena anywhere
or any Ume. People are talking with
out knowing tb* (acta In tba case and
they are spreading propaganda that
la calculated to do barm to tbe Indiv
idual and the community.
No eacui* can exist for passing
along any rumor that is not verified
or that does not coma from a source
that la beyond question. U there
danger In the community k ought to
Earn sad publishad., U the** U dm
danger any mao that spreads such
Meet him again beyond tbe sky.
Oh! Tls lonely here without him,
In this world of toll and care,
But we’ll Join him with tbe ransomed
In tbat home so bright and fair.
Yes 'twill be a happy greeting,
When we meet to part no more.
With our friends and loved ones
waiting.
On tbat brlgbt eternal shore.
(Written by a school-mate.)
10*
They an GOOD!
served with the birthday cake, and
Ice cream.
Miss Mary Alice Wade, who has
been attending summer echnol, at-G.
N. and I. C. at Milledgeville. returned
home Friday.
Miss Loie Harris of near Thomas
Ville, is the guest of Miss Edith Cobb.
Misses Ruby Hudson, nnd Ruby Finch
were among those who attended the
domestic science short course at East
Side school in Thomasviile, last week
While there they were guests of Mra
■ H. Spence, and Miss Mable Carter.
Messrs. Lawson Sln.psnn, Charlie
Maxwell. Owen Webster, were among
those here Sunday from Grooverville.
Frieml* will be sorry to learn that
Mrs. J. B. Finch, has been confined
to her room, for several day, and hope
for her a speedy recovery.
Several from here attended the
fanners union picnic, at Blue Springs.
Wednesday.
Mias Willie Pace of Hawkinsville-
Is spending several days with Miss
Ruby Hudson.
We are still having a large atten
dance at prayer meeting, you arc
cordially invited to attend and bring
your friends with you, every Sunday
evening beglng at 8:30 o'clock.
GIN NOTICEI
We will start ginning Aug. 3rd and
will gin on each Thursday and Friday
thereafter.
THOMA8 UNION WAREHOUSE CO.
SEMI ONLY
i 28-1 ms w
(Advert! semeaU
WAYCR0S8 MEN-ARRESTED
FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Waycros*. Ox. July 27.—Three ad
ditional arrests were made today In
connection with the disorders of lest
week.
Mike Ulunt, Lem Tuten end P. P.
Anderson were arretted charged with
assault and battery upon tbe person
of Edwin B. Crlbb, of Manor. The al
leged attack It reported to have taken
ploco on Monday, July 17th, during
tbe strike disorders of tbat dny.
Master Edwin and Norman Single
tary and little Miss Annie Laurie Sin
gletary of Greenville, 8. C„ arrived
here last Monday and will <be the
guests of their grandparents, IMr. and
Mrs. Noah Singletary for e month or
two.
Mr. and Mra. Walter McRory and
family spent the week-end with rela
tives In Cairo.
Messrs. Noah Singletary and Oscar
Maddox made a business trip to Meigs
Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Wilson and children of
Thomasvllle and Mrs. J. W. Wilson
of Springhlll section spent Friday Hr
this community with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie CarHele and
two fbildren of near Meigs and Mr.
and Mrs. John /McMillan and baby
have reutrned home after spending a
week very pleasantly with relatives
and friends at MUltorwn, Go., making
tbe trip in Mr. Carlisle's car.
Mr. Glenn Singletary spent last
week iu Thomaeville with bis elster,
Mra. Pitney Braswell.
Miss Erie McRory has returned to
her home here after spending a week
with friends in Meigs.
Misses Sarah Singletary and Vera
Maddox are attending the
school at SpringhUl school house
this week.
Tuesday
Alias- For McRory spent
with Miss Marie Hale.
Mr. Fred Singletary and itttle eon
Joe. spent a short while In this c
nnmity Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Braswell and
family (pent Sunday with friends In
Grady county.
Mr. Willie Calvin of Thomasviile
spent part of 8atorday afternoon with
friends in this community.
Miss Ethel McRory baa returned to
ber home here after spending two
weeks very pleasantly with relatives
near Cairo.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Singletary
spent Saturday in Thomaeville.
A Valise full of
Complete
Shaving Needs
FOR $1.59
Gem Safety Razor. .$1.00
Ever-Ready Shave
Brush
$1.75
Lafitu Shave Cream .. 30
Metal Miniature,
Valise Gratis
$3.05
ALL FOR $1.59
J.
Square Deal Druggist.
104 E. Jackson SL
PHONE 606.
Don’t Despise the Single Dollar
If you watch over the email things of life they will make you. If
you neglect them they will break you. Neglect the DIMES and
you will never have tha opportunity to neglect the DOLLARS.
One of these small Savings Banka will help you save your dimes.
Start s Savings Account wltb a dollar or morn and wa- will loan
you one free.
WE PAY IN TERE8T ON SAVINGS
The Peoples Savings Bank
T. J. BALL, Prest. R. J. McCLENNEY, Cash.
WOOD-WOOD - WOOD
Oak or Pine
Delivered as Wanted
N eel brotmerc
FEED AND CRAIN STORE O
FEED AND GRAIN STORE
So. Madison St. Phone
780
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The Domestic Science
Expert Says:
“There are two things all women should know
about ice.”
“One is that the economical way to use ice is to
keep the ice chamber of the refrigerator well filled.
Ice does not melt so rapidly then.
“The other is that in hot weather—or cold—ice is a
mighty small investment for the big protection it
brings—protection of food, health and comfort.”
THOMASVILLE ICE &MFG. GO.
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M ONEY 10ANE D
On improved Farm Land* At 8% lntoreaL wltb the privilege to the
borrower cf paying part or all of the principal at any Interest period,
stopping interest on amount paid, but no annul payment of principal,
required. Loans mad* on Improved city property la Thomasviile.
If la need of money, write aa. or eoma to is* u
W. M. BRYAN
Offlca* 408-408 Upchurch Building Thomaavllla, OaotBla
WANT ADS
WANTED—Tan Thousand Pounds Pa
per Shell Pecans at once. Muat be
cheap, pend samples and qnote
price. C. B. Salter, Fittgerald, Ga.
14-4 taw
WANTED—Peach seed from native
seedling trees. Can pay 32.SO per
buebel, f. o. b. shipping point.
Write O. M. Grilling ft Company,
Jacksonville, Fla.
HT PRIVATE flab pond wlU be let off
Thnnday, August 24th. Plenty trout,
bream and river suckers. Fishing
starts 10 o'clock. Ticket* tl-00. A.
T. Hart, Bollards Mill. 21-lOtsw
FOR SALE—New crop peas o 12.00
Farmers Union Ex- 1
3t-2td-2tsw. 1
XSTRAYED—White dad brown abet-
‘land pony. Finder call Dr. 8. L.
• <ti*Mare, Tbomaariile, Oa. 27*d
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Our Very Liberal Time Sale Plan
and the new prices on FORD cars make it pos
sible for all to enjoy the benefits of motor travel
Don’t Wait Longer — Let Us Prove It
A phone call will bring i salesman with >ut obligation on you
Thomasviile Sales Company
Authorized Sales and Service
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