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Purely Personal Mrs. E. L. Tanner and children spent Sunday in Zirkle. 4__ Mrs. Tom Davis spent Tuesday with Mrs. Douglas at Njcholls. T Mr. Joe Sapp, of Albany, is spend ing a few days here o nbusiness. >i ; *4 1 Miss Beatrice is the guest of Mrs. W. W. McDonald. Mrs. S. 11. D. Bashes has returned home from a Abl>eville. • Miss Ruth Davis 4?ft Thursday for Blackshear to join jj£ house party. Miss Ruth Houzej -of Fitzgerald, is the guest of Miss Carrie Stalvey. Miss Norma Cromartie spent Wed nesday with Miss Lillian Goodyear. Miss Era Goodyear spent the week end at Willacoochee with Mrs. Dan Wall. Miss Ava Peterson is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. L. Touchton, this week. j Rev. Arthur Moore is one of the prominent delegates id the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Toldr, of Valdosta, are guests of their son, Mr. Bob Tolar. Mr. and Mrs. Rema„Sapp are spend ing some time with' relatives in Blakeley. Mr. James Wilson has returned home from the medical college in Augusta. Mrs. A. W. Bail and daughter, of Thomasville, are guests of Mrs. W. Hr Dyer. Mrs. E. F. Sapp and children, of Albany, are the guests of Mrs. W. F. Sibbett. Mrs. J. M. Dent has as her guest this week, Miss Lola May Paulk, of Willaeoochee. Miss Lovie Turner is visiting rela tives at Pearson after a short stay at Statesboro. Mrs. Rolofson has returned to Way cross after a visit to her sister, Mrs. R. N. McEachren. Mrs. W. H. Bailey has as her guest this week, her sister, Mrs. David Paulk* of Fitzgerald. Mrs. R. C. Chandler has returned to her home in Virginia after a visit at the home of her brother, Mr. J. L. Shelton. MR. J. S. LOTT SELLS AEMERICAN Wire Fence. Csr just received.. 'UOVELTIES- IN Commencement Presents Lavelliers , $2. 0(1 to Brooches 1.50 to 22. Bracelet Watches 1 2.00 to 21.00 Cameo Rings 4.5 () to B. nn Stick Pins I.°° to 6.00 Cuff Links L 5() to 7.5 n Ideal gifts of lasting quality ALL SOLID GOLD If you particulary want the best at the lowest possible price come to us. Wilson Jewelry Company Dr. C. W. Roberts spent Wednes day in Hazlehurst. Mrs. Peyton left this week for her home in DeLand, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Touchton. 1 .—s '*. i'“ ' s' Miss Gladys JDuru.way,' of Abbe ville, spent Friday in the city as a gu.(*st of Mrs. W. R. Frier. V,l ; L—_ "v • •: Mrs. E. K. Wilcox has returned to he? home in Vajdosta after a visit to. hef parents, -Mr. and Mrs.J. T. Reli hafQ i! —? i ■ ■ ■ Mr. and. Mrs- Cook, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Breen, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. jJones, spent Tuesday at Bannock burii. « '' ;i James McLean and Carlyle McDon ald are expected to arrive home to day from Athens where they have been in school. Mrs. A. W. Vigal and Miss Gladys Vigal, of Augusta, will visit Mrs. T. B. Moxley next week, stopping on their way to St. Simons. Quite a pleasant afternoon was spent Monday with Miss Willie Pearl Davis in honor of her tenth birthday by a number of her young friends. Mr. Dan Gaskin, Sr., spent several day with his daughter, Mrs. Forest Clough, of Jeff Da vs county. Mr, Clough returned home with him for a few days. Mrs. Will de Graffenried has re turned to her home in Portsmouth, after a pleasant visit to her nieces, Mesdames J. W T . Quincey and 'M. D. Dkskerson. On Friday of last week, the bridge club was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. J. L. Shelton in honor of her sister, Mrs. R. C. Chandler, of . Vir ginia. On this Friday Mrs. Dicker son was hostess to the club. A number of little folks enjoyed a picnic given by Master Purcell Rob erts on Tuesdy at Needmore Park. Misses Ophelia Owens, Lillie Purcell and Mary Roberts had charge of the children for this pleasant day. Miss Mary Hamlin Guerrant, who spent the winter here with her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Patterson, will be mar ried to Mr. William Gillepsie, of Dan ville, Va., some time this month. Miss Guerrant has many friends here who will be interested in this announce ment. Mrs. A. A. Kuhl is the pleased owner of a new 7-passenger Stude baker car. She, Miss Florence Huss, Mrs. Rogers and children, accompan ied Mr. W. L. Rogers, the local rep resentative, to Atlanta Friday night and brought it through the country. The roads were in excellent condition, so the drive back was quite pleasant. THE DOUGLAS ENTERPRISE, DOUGLAS, GEORGIA, JUNE 17, 191 g AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 18 Rev. Gebrge Hyman, pastor of the First Baptist church of Sanford, Fla., one of the brightest men of the min istry of Florida, will preach at the First Baptist church next Sunday, the 18th, at 8:00 p. m. There will be no morning service on account of the commencement sermon, which Mr. Hyman will preach at the school au ditorium. You will enjoy this.g’ifted minister of the Gospel. y .*•; T. S. HJJBERT, Pastor. —r, CARD OF THANKS. L We take’this method of? thanking bur friends for their fßpdness to|our dear husband and father, W. M. wick ers* through his sickness' and dteth. We feel we cannot thank.them fcrr their help and kindness*; hope and tryst that otir Heavenly Father will reward thefn, fyt' it. ;‘We are sincerely yours, ’* Mrs. W. M. Vickers .and Children. A VERSATILE FAVORITE Rev. T. S. Hubert, pastor of First Baptist church, who in addition to an active ministry at home, has held three protracted meetings this year, and delivered three commencement addresses, is now in demand for ser vice in Summer Sunday School Con vention, two invitations reaching him this week. He has felt himself over worked for some weeks and may have to decline what otherwise would be a labor of love, but the complimentary invitations are appreciated by his church and many friends out of it at Douglas and elsewhere. ■ SHERIFF MAKES SEVERAL HAULS THIS WEEK The sheriff brought Will Chatman, a negro of West Green, to jail last Sunday night. He is charged with the murder of another negro, John Burch, at West Green. The sheriff also made a raid on the home of Geo. Bryant, colored, of Pearson, a few days ago, and located ■6B pints of whiskey. Bryant was lodged in jail last Friday for this offence, but was released on Monday, by giving J $250.00 bond. Lone McFadden and Arthur Blount, colored, were placed in jail this week on charges brought by Mr. Olver Deen. These are two well known ne groes of the ctiy and have previous ly worked for the several drug stores. A theft was discovered and Mr. Deen had traced it to these boys. We un derstand that they have giver, bond. NICHOLLS NEWS Nicholls is getting to be one of the wettest little towns in Georgia. If you don’t believe it, then come look at our little garden. Miss Lula Meeks was in town this week. We knew it by Charley Pow ers parting his hair in the middle. Mrs. Frank Chapman and Miss Pearl Wilcox have two charming vis itors in Miss Mary Belle Bostwick, of Broxton, and Miss Jennie Thur man, of Monk. We hereby assert and positively claim that we have the only 1,000- pound heavyweight medical quartet in Doctors Vinson, Dyer, Meeks and Cannon. Well, any little town who dares dispute our assertion, speak up! Miss Janie Douglas is back from Jacksonville after visiting friends. The writer and Mr. Joe Sthreiber seahore. We promise not to tell any fish stories. Mrs. L. L. Shearer is up again after a two weeks’ illness. Her many friends will be glad to hear this an nouncement. Mr. John Kirkland, our illustrious, industrious and blonde headed little cashier, burst forth with this oration last Tuesday: Democrats may come, and Republicans may go, but I will vote for Roosevelt. Ceaeh Kirkland is still sending two letters daily to someone in Mt. Ver non, Ga. One of our progressive grocery dealers had this advertisement in his window recently: “Buy your grocer ies in the winter, and I will keep you on ice in summer.” Mr. W. B. Barksdale does not spend any more lonesome evenings. Yes, bo vs, it’s a young lady. SHORTY. FALES NEWS. There will be preaching at Jowers Chapel next Sunday. Everybody in vited. Mrs. James Davis’ brother died last | week. We extend the bereaved our j sincere sympathy. Misses Ruby and Annie Belle Smoak spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Eva Adams, and all attended preaching at Stokesvdle Sunday. Mr. Wayman Gunter is spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. B. H. Tanner, at their beautiful coun try home at Fa lea.' , .Mr, aqi.&cS' Gai-b Tanner-, of Doug* iavieded ' tile foUwV parents, Mr. ■ and Mrs. B. H. Tanner, Sunday. Mr. Willie Adams was a pleasant visitor at thg home of Mr. S. M. Todd Sunday ' Messrs. Calvitt Gaskin and Leon Tanner were pleasant visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Adams Saturday night. Masters Ed and Glynn Pufford, of Pearson, are visiting their sister, Mrs. James Davis, j'this week. Mr. and Mrk J- M. Gaskin attend ed the Farmers’ Union picnic and new county raHy at Pearson last Sat urday, and repprt a nice time. Mr. and Mrsii S. F. Murray visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Bennett Sunday. Mr. and Mrsj Neal Hall visited the latter’s parent: Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Adams, 'Sunday. Miss Nomie {Lott visited the Ar nold girls Sumfcy. Miss Eva Adkms visited Miss An nie Gillis of last week. Mr. Homer Adams atended a singing convention in Telfair county last Sunday. *■'] Messrs. Noafci»nd Briston Burkett and Bill Gaskfrt, of Douglas, came through Fales Sunday going after their girls to take to the convention at Burkett church, but Bill looked lonesome going back. M.r T. W. Markey is spending a few days in on business this week. NO. 333. WILLACOOCHEE NEWS. The revival at the Baptit church closed last night after a successful two weeks’ run.” There were about twenty-six accessions to the church. Our people feel very much in love with Bro. Altman, the evangelist, and regretted to say good-bye to him. Miss Belle Peterson, of Broxton, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gaskin. Miss Iris Dickerson, of Homerville, is the guest of hdr aunt, Mrs. Jesse Paulk. i Miss Marie Gandy, of Jennings, Fla., is the guesCpf her sister, Mrs. R. A. Brinson. Dr. J. T. King, on his way home from Emory College, spent the week end in the city. Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Lewis returned to their home in Atlanta Saturday, after a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis, near town. - Miss Fannie has returned to the State Normal College at Val dosta to take up the summer course. Mrs. Roy Baker, of Alapaha, is vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Gaskin. Mr. Wilson O’Berry, who has been attending school at Barnesville, re turned home last week. Treat the Delegates To a big Sunday Dinner--In fact you should make every day’s dinner a good one. THIS CAN BE DONE with no trouble by buying your desert already prepared and delivered frozen and de« licipus—at the very time you want It. We refer to our I Pure Ice Cream Any flavor, which has already a reputation second to none. Place your order now. We sell quarts and gallons. : : : : : Remember, Pure Cream is the Word, And We Have it Douglas lec Co. Phone 150 J. A. DORMINY, Mgr. Mrs. W. L. Rogers and children, Verna Mae and Bernard, of Douglas, spent Wednesday in the city, guests of Mrs. C. B. Linder. Mr. R. A. Brinson is attending United States Court in Valdosta this week, as a traverse juror. Misses Leoora Linder and Hattie Roberts are attending the Epworth League Conference in Douglas this week as delegates from this place. Mr. Leon Watson, of Pearson, was in our city Sunday. Mrs. J. L. Cochran and children, of Douglas, were the guests of Mrs. C. E. Gray Thursday. The young people of the city are K^ffiEß Y our eyesight is worth more than the little it costs to preserve it. Come to us for eye protection. Our glasses are correct—and give you keen and easy vision—those dull, heavy head aches relieved that are caused by eye strain. W. R. WILSON Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician. picnicing at River Park today. It is in honor of the young preachers, Revs. Crawford and Altman. WHEN Y'OU NEED AMERICAN Wire Fence, see J. S. Lott. We will lend you all the money you need, either on farm or eity property, at the lowest possible rate of interest and at small ex pense to the borrower. Wallace & Luke, Douglas, Ga. JUST RECEIVED, A CAR OF AMER iean Wire Fence. J. S. Lott.