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COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA, (Incorporate*/ Executive Offices; White Plains, New York. Laughter and Thrills by Two Great Americans. Lots of people have the idea that a lecture is a dull, dry af fair at which one falls asleep; so that there is an agreeable surprise in store for them at the Conimun .ity Chautauqua. For this year’s 'program includes two of the most interesting and inspiring platform personalities in America. Those who come to laugh are assured that they will do so on the night that Strickland Gillilan appears, for he is termed America’s loving humorist—and he fully justifies the title. His is that rare brand of humor that turns on everyday affairs—and brings a laugh out of the most matter-of-fact, common place situation. He talks of in timate things in an intimate way, and leaves you with the feeling that you have met a very delight ful friend. It has been said that laughter is the best toic, so that there is a real bracer for every one who hears Strickland Gilli lan. Joy Bringer For Joy Night. No more fitting attraction could be presented as the crowning touch for the great Joy Night that is to close the Chautauqua, for he will leave everyone smiling for weeks afterwards. Gloom has no chance when this myrth-provoker is present; yet as he himself ad mits he is a very modest person, and brags about it a great deal. He confesses that he grew up on a form and acquired his distinctly individual walk straddling corn rows, is own expression on this subject is; “While 1 have improv ed a great deal since I left that farm, it benefited even more by the separation. My going away was just the making of + hat farm” “I am no Lillian Russell and no body ever mistook me for her. Nor am 1 Douglas Fairbanks, for I nev For you or the painter, quality tells To the painter, a high quality paint or varnish always helps to make a job that satisfies. To you, when you do your own paintine, it means quite as much. 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VARNISHES i er could get used to running up walls, holding on to the flowers in the Avail paper. lam only me, and while I regret it in many ways, I really am not sorry be cause there Avas no one else I could be, and I should haA r e an aAvfully hard time learning to be someone 1 am not.” It’s very seldom that Strick land Gillilan talks so much about himself, but when lie talks about ships, and shoes and sealing Avax, he is capable of going on indefi nitely in a style that is distinctly his own. Yet, occassionally there is a vein of serious thought that reveals hoAv great is the mind be hind all lightness and fun. It is this rare combination of deep thought and genuine humor that makes the Avrittings of Striek land Gillilan welcomed regularly by such distinguished publications as “The Ladies’ Home Journal,” “Judge,” “Farm Life,” “Motor Life” and others. What America Is Facing Today. Even a serious subject can be of vital interest when presented by a master speaker like Monta ville Flo Avers. This all-American statesman appears this season with an inspiring lecture on Amer ica’s problems of the moment; and he treats his subject in so broad minded and direct a manner that it grips the attention and arous es the enthusiasm of every think ing American. At a time as crit ical as this reconstruction period, a man of broad vision and deep knoAvledge is needed to iiclp us get a true perspective on our pressing problems. Montaville Flowers dis cusses such questions as lioav shall Ave fight Bolshevism? Hoav shall Ave Americanize the Foreigner? What are the citizens obligations to the government and the govern unit’s to the citizen? “Our National Highway to Hap piness” is the direct answer to all these questions. The lecture was written as a direct conclusion of the remarkable knowledge of pres great contribution Avas the organ- 'tip' MAUDE WILLIS, Dramatic Reader. To make people live before you is the rare gift of Miss Maude Willis, the well-known dramatic reader, who is presenting the famous play “Turn to the Right,” on the second afternoon of the Community Chautauqua pro gram. Her keen character analysis, as well as her remarkably beautiful voice make her performance a delight to all who love real American drama with a thrill, a tear, and lots of smiles. izing and fostering of the Ameri can Conference of Lecturesrs which met in Washington a year ago to consider the problems of American at Avar. Montaville Flowers presided over this impos ent day needs gleaned by Mr. Flowers during his war Avork. Llis ing body Avhich helped the fore most American speakers and the distinguished representatives of foreign governments to formulate a definite policy of presenting war issues to the country. Asa result of this important work, Mr. Flow ers later edited and published a volume entitled “What Every American Should Kuoav About the War” Avhich represents one of the most complete and compact contributions to our .Avar litera ture. No striking is the personality of Mr. Flowers, and so forceful is his method of speaking, that his audience is inspired to greater patriotic pride in America, the greatness of which is so clearly re vealed in a statesman like Monta ville Flowers. tdßt ? rJsmL*-{£etf ficQducfaf i Corpora ti&n, - If you have your painting done, ask the painter to use Certain-teed —he will get it for you. If you do the painting yourself, you can buy Certain-teed in any size can, and in all popular shades. Certain-teed Paints and Varnishes arc made for every exterior and interior surface. Each is rpcciaily prepared to give the best and most lasting results for its use. Ask for Certain-teed wherever paints arc sold. Martin Brothers Auto Top Shop Martin’s Never Leak Top Seat Covers Side Curtains Cushions and Glass Lights Can Make aTop for Any Kind of Car We save you money on your Top bee use we are manufacturers—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We buy direct and save the jobber's profit— —and are in position to GIVE IT TO YOU. PRICE IS LESS Quality IS BEST MARTIN BROS. AUTO TOP SHOP ATHENS, GEORGIA Martin Bros, at 221 Thomas St. Phone 478 CARTER HILL. Mrs. A. J. Sims and daughter, Miss Camma, have returned from Florida. Mrs. Sim’s friends are glad to know that she has slight ly improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon llinesly of Winder, and Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Lee Moon and baby of Cedar Creek, spent Sunday with Mr. Tom llinesly’s family. Odus and Lodus Fuller, of Campton, spent Tuesday night with their cousins, lialph and Cleo Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Green Greeson, of Bethlehem, have recently erected a beautiful tomb at the grave of their little daughter who was buried here last fall. Mr. G. W. Fuller evidently has the best and largest field of wheat in this section. COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA Fresh From the Trenches They Come - pi^' ?&&&, '•s*& ' * f frßEr '.wfW&eKBL- /■% : 'Mfo JBv r J&gt :;*/ /, W; OTpk #> mI- mgr. , SEASON TICKETS $2.75. But the First 500 Will Be Sold at $2.20. Get Yours Early and Save 55 Cents. LIFT OFF YOUR TOP In 15 Minutes AND YOU CAN GO Several of the older untried folks came out to Sunday school Sunday afternoon. This is evi dently a good start toward a pro gressive Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus .McDon ald and children, visited relatives in Winder Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greeson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Davis. We are informed that Col. Lew is Russell sold his farming inter ests here to Mr. .1. W. Kesler.,ll is supposed that the price paid was something more than $93.00 per acre, or $17,000 for the 180 or more acres. Mr. and Airs. Fred J. Fuller have received an invitation to at tend the graduatoing exercises of their neice, Miss Myrtis Leach, at the Mansfield High school audi torium, Monday, .June 2nd. There Winder, June 3-7, 1919 These four fighting Doughboys who bring the songs they sang to cheer their comrades on the fighting line. The Doughboys’ Male Quartet Will Bring Cheer to You! Hear the famous war songs of America and the Allies! Hear the snappy trench songs that our sol diers wrote! Hear the old favorites—the songs you used to sing! Fifth Day Attraction are 18 pupils of the 1919 Senior cla-ss. Little Mary Was Angry. Mary was Faying on the floor with fier doll. She '•ouldn’t go. the doll to sit in a certain position she desired and so she banged it on the floor with grent inipntierice nnd yelled at the top of her voice, “I wish I belonged to a family that sweared.” Make Labels Stay On. To fasten the name labels on cans nnd bottles containing foodstuffs, use a piece of adhesive plaster. This will stick to any surface und the annoy ance caused by labels falling oft will be at an end. His Headquarters. A small feather pillow which nestled In a glass case In the historical mu seum created especial interest among the vlsitortj, “I don’t see anything un usual about that pillow," remarked a girl, turning to the guide. “It’s a very valuable pillow,” replied the guide. “That Is Washington’s original head quarters.”—-The Girls’ Circle.