Georgia Historic Newspapers

    Tired and wan too often, . '
Weary and weak at times, :
Put always full of the courage .. -
i ‘That thrills when the i‘u'v-i'e chimes,
Mother with hands toil-hardened,
_ Mother in pearls and lace, i
The light of heavenly beauty
Shines in her tender face. ;
So tere’s to the white carnation,
~ Wear it-on Mothers’ Day;
Flower funat blooms for mother, =~
Winsome, gallant and gay.
Flower of a perfect sweetness,
. I"lower for hut and hall; '
Here's to the white carnation,
. And to mother—our best of all. .
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-G. B. Wilkes was a recent visitor to,
Valdosta. - ‘
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" Mrs, R. Boniske is the 'guest of
friends at Waycross.
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" Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Nesbit announce
the birth of a son, i ’
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~ John B. McDonald attended to bus
iness matters in Macon Thursday.
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Miss Pauline Williams, of Sycamore,
was shopping in-the city Friday.
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Mrs. Hal Stoy leaves today to visit
her parents in Otono, Wis.
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- Mrs. J. S. Rooney has been the guest
of Mrs. J. B. Wilkes for several days.
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Mrs. Davie Jennings, of Plains, has
been the guest for several days of Mrs.
Jake Culler. .
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Mrs, J. B. Walters i 8 rapidly im
proving from an illness of several
weeks,
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After spending several weeks with
home. folks, J. B. McDonald left today
for Memgphis. -
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Miss Birdie Isaacs' spent .- several
days with friends in Waycross during
the past week.
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Messrs. Day and Moyer, of Jackson
ville, were business visitors in Cordele
during the past week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Barlow, of Tifton,
were guests for the week end:of Mn
and Mrs. J. L. Ingram. i
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Rev. Harmon and;family; formerly
of Fort Valley, will inihe future make
their home in Cordele.
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Miss Aline Kennedy was the.guest
of Mrs. J. J. Willis in Macon for sev
eral days last week. ° :
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Rev. J. M. Walker and H. E. Haskell
are in Brunswick this week attending
Ipiscopal convention. -
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Mr. and Mys. W. E. Haskell left yes
terday for a short visit to Charles on.
They made the trip: by auto. v
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Mrs. W. H. Malone left Thursday for
a visit of several days to her son; Mr.
Henry Malone, and wife, at Albany.
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. 'Mrs. Norman, daughter of P -H,
Bland, and a recent visitor to het fath
er, has gone to Jacksonville to live.
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Mrs. Alec Martin and children will
leave the latter part of June to spehd
several weeks at Virginia Beach.
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Miss Antha Hines, who is teaching
in the Tifton public schools spent Sun
day as the guest of Miss Lucile In
gram.
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After spending several days with
friends and relatives in Cordele, Mrs.
Heetor, Cameron. has -zturned to her
home in Eastman.
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- Mr. and Mrs;: Steve Little left Fri
day to spend the week end. as the
guests of Mrs. Little’s father, A. P.
Green, of Cortez. ;
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..Mrs. L. L. Davis and. children will
leave within a.few days for:Charles:
ton, S. C., where they will spend sev
eral weeks as the guests of her parentsg
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Mr.-and Mrs. W. P. Kendall, of Vak
dosta, spent sexeral hours in.the city
Wednesday, enroute to the mountains
‘where they will spend several weeks.
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- Editor Lawrence of the ‘Wiregrass
Farmer, Ashburn, was in the city for
a short time Thursday morning en
route to Macon on a business trip.
Editor J. W. Bivins and daughter,
Miss Bula, were the guests of friends
in Macon Thursday. s
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After the close of the public schools
A. BE. Jackson will leave with his fam
ily for‘his farm im Irwin county, sev
eral miles from Rebecca, avhere they
will spend two weeks camping and
fishing. Mr. Jackson’s farm: is sit
wated on the Alapaha river, and there
are excellent fishing grounds in. that
vicinity. © e
SOCIETY
:'f'f:A’l'&hf‘h‘arfin left Thursday on a bus
/iness ‘trip to Savannah.
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Mrs. C. P. Clegg left. Friday for a
visit to friends at Americus.
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. Miss Rebecca Herring has returned
from spending several weeks in Atlan
o
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Dr. Lée, of Rochelle, was in Cordele
Thursday. He is a brother of Mrs. G.
C. Henry.
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. Mrs. J. G. Bridges left Friday for a
visit to relatives at Albany and other
points. .
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Mrs.. Allen Johnson, of DeSoto, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A.
Vinson. :
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.+~ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Parks, Misses
Rosa and Roberta Brown motored to
Albany Wednesday.
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. Seymour Byrom, of Byromville, has
‘been in the city several days looking
after business interests.
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Friends of Mr. J. R. Williams will
be pleased to hear of his recovering
from a recent serious Illness.
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Miss Helen Brewer, returned yester
day from her trip to Atlanta, where
she has been the guest of friends for
a week.
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' Messrs. M. L. Bailey, R. L. McElhan
,non and Homer Hancock; of Jefferson,
were prominent ‘visitors in Cordele
§aturday. .
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Miss Maude Woodward entertained
her class of public scanool pupils at a
theatre party at the Palace Thursday
afternoon.
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H. L. Watkins, city editor of the
Columbus Ledger, is in the city for
several days, the guest of his brother,
J. W. Watkins.
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Mrs. J. M. Diffie entertained at rook
Thursday morning in compliment to
her house guest, Mrs. Neva Toole, of
l Bainbridge.
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Mrs. Toole, who has been the charm
4nguest: of-Mrs: . ~Mr : Diffeeeyemres
turned yesterday to her home in Bain
'bfldse.
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After.a wisit to her parents, Col. and
Mrs, Pearson Ellis, Mrs. J. M. Mohl
returned Friday to her home at Jack
sonville, Fla.
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, ~Mrs. U. V. Whipple will compliment
‘Miss Lamar Ryals with a linen shower
‘on Tuesday afternoon of this week
from four to six.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coleman, Miss
Mattie Bolton and a number of their
friends enjoyed a picnic and fishing
party at Daphne Thursday. |
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~On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Homer
Wheeler will entertain at a reception
for Miss Lamar Ryals, a popular June
bride. ‘
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The public school of the city, Sun
day school 3 and others /generally of
the city will join in an excursion trip
to St: Simons on May 24. Baskets will
be taken and a picnic served on the
island. The A. B. & A. will operate
ample accommodations for all who go.
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8. M. Watson returned ' Thursday
from a trip to White Springs, Fla,
where he went to recuperate from an
illness of about six weeks. eH is con
‘siderably improved in health and ex
‘pects-to-again take active charge of
“his business affairs soon.
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The Crisp county camp United Con
federate Veterans will be represented
at the Reunion-at Birmingham, Ala.,
May 16 to 18, inclusive, by Messrs. D.
’Arnett, Dick Daniels, Jesse Clements,
‘FR. T, Graham, W. H. Malone and W.
H. Carr. Jack Nipper, also of this coun
ty, is among those who will attend this
event.
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FOR MISS RYALS. -
.Wednesday -evening Mrs. J. M. Dit
fee entertained at dinner for Miss La
mar Ryals, a charming bride-elect. The
attractive home was beautiful in the
floral decorations, featuring pink and
white in the dining room, where cov
ers were laid for fourteen. The center’
piece was a crystal basket of sweet
;’peas, the hand painted place cards of
wedding bells and the other table dec
‘orations also carried out the color
scheme of pink. After a delicious
eight course dinner the loving eup was
passed, and each guest gave an appro
priate toast to the honoree. :
~ “Those present were Mesdames J. M.
Diffee, Toole, J. B. Ryals, W. H. Mc
Kenzie, Misses Lamar Ryals, Maggie
Bass; Frances Carswell, Pansy Webb,
Rebececa Herring, Mary McArthur,
Harriett Carswell, Frank Harris, Hel
en Comer, and Lucile Diffee.
D. A R. DELIGHTFULLY - °
ENTERTAINED BY MRS. CRUM.
Mrs. Crum was the charming hostess
to Fort Early chapter D. A. R., Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Four
teenth avenue. The home was pret
tily decorated for the occasion with a
wealth of spring flowers in the red
and white colors, while garlands of
red and white crepe paper festooned
the double doors’ between parlor and
dining room. Mrs. Crum was assisted
in receivihng h®r guests by the regent,
Mrs. E. M. Espy. The punch table
was presided over by the hostess’ pret
ty trio of little daughters. s
With the regent in the chair a bus
iness meeting was first held, then the
program for the afternoon taken up,
the subject for the afternoon being
“Southern women and their part in
the establishment of a nation.” The
papers, “Mary, the mother of Wash
ington,” by Mrs. Max Land, and “First
Ladies of the Land,” by Mrs. Fleming
were most interesting: At the close
of the program the hostess, assisted by
Misses Ruth Hamilton and Frank
Marsh, served an elaborate plate lun
cheon, with ices. During the refresh
ment hour, several selections from the
hostess’ beautiful victrola were en
joyed. Besides club members, Mrs.
Crum entertained a goodly number of
other guests.
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AFTERNOON RECEPTION
FOR MISS RYALS.
Among the interesting affairs of
Thursday was the reception which Mrs
W. H. McKenzie gave, honoring Miss
Lamar Ryals.
‘The home was beautiful in its lavish
decorations of pink and white flowers
featuring sweet peas in the drawing
room and carnations in the dining
room.
Among the suggestive ‘features of
the decorations were a kewpie brida)
party arranged on the dining table and
i[the favors -of miniature bride's slip
pers filled with rice. The guests were
‘carried into the music room - where
‘they registered in the bride’s book,
‘which was daintily decorated with cu
ipids.
Those receiving with Mrs. McKenzie
were Miss Ryals, Mrs. Ryals, Miss Mag
gie Bass, Miss Frances Carswell, Miss
Pansy Webb, "Miss Mary McA\rthur,
Miss Harriett Carswell, Miss Lucile
Diffee, Miss Frank Harris, Mrs. Toole
and Mrs. Mohl :
Mrs. McKenzie was lovely in a black
silk net creation over white, with
touches of pink. Miss Ryals was very
charming in an elaborate lace gown
and exquisite hat, while Mrs. Ryals,
mother of the bride-elect was be
gomingly, gowned in gray, taffeta and
chiffon. ‘
About a hundred and fifty guests
called during the afternoon.
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FOR MISS RYALS.
Mrs. A. J. Comer and Miss Helen
Comer were at home Friday afternoon
to the members of the Symphony club
and about seventy-five other friends,
when they entertained for Miss La
mar Ryals. Carnations and sweet peas
in pink and white were used in profus
ion_throughout the home.
Receiving with Mrs. Comer and Misg
Comer were Miss Ryals, Mrs. Ryals
and Mrs. Rehfield, of Macon.
After the guests were received, a
miniature bridal couple, little Miss
Mary Gower and Master Bowden Palm
er, entered with a boquet for the hon
oree. A delightful musical program
was then rendered, after which Mrs.
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1916.
B. H., Palmer, in behalf of the Sym
phony club, presented Miss Ryals with
a handsome bust of Beethoven.
Mrs. Comer was dressed in black
taffeta; Miss Oomer wore pink taffeta,
with a net overdress embroidered in
erystals, while Miss Ryals was strik
lpgly gowned in a costume of plaid taf
feta combined mith- dark green geor
gette crepe.
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MIISS JUANITA REID'S
CERTIFICATE RECITAL
A large, appreciative audience as
sembled Wednesday afternoon at the
Comer studio of music, the occasion
being the Certificate recital of Miss
Reid. A profusion of floral beauties
emphasized the color scheme in pink.
Miss Reid was gowned becomingly
The grace and proficiency with which
Miss Reid executed the different clas
ical selections constituting her recital,
all of which, with the “exception of 2
duet, performed with Miss Comer,
were rendered without notes, mani
festing not alone close application, but
enviable attainment.
The ensemble numbers, given by &
bevy of winsome little girls and Master
Bowden Long Palmer, were enthusias
tically encored. Col. O. T. Gower pre
sented Miss Reid with her certificate.
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MRS. LAND ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Max E. Land entertained six
tables of rook Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Toole, who has been
charmingly entertained as the guest
of Mrs. J. M. Diffee, and Mrs. E. R.
Parker of Atlanta, arrived in the city
several days ago to visit friends. The
home was decorated throughout with
i_love\ly pink roses, palms and ferns add
ing their beauty. The dining table,
where Mrs. D. Holmes served punch,
‘was also attractively decorated with
pink roses and other flowers.
Boxes of imported powder were pre
sented the honor guests, and at the
conclusion of the games a delicious
salad course was served.
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MRS. CLARKE
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE.
On Tuesday morning of the past
week Mrs. D. Merideth Clarke enter
tained the Three Table Bridge club at
her lovely home on Twelfth ayenue.
Decorations were exquisite spring
flowers, palms and ferns.
Assisting the hostess in receiving
and entertaining was Mrs. Foster Ty
son.* Top score prize, silk hose, went
to Mrs. Clanton Shipp.
Upon the arrival of the guests sand
wiches and coffee were served, and at
the conclusion of the gan{es delightful
strawberry shortcake was served.
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DIXON-OAKMAN." i
Mr. and®Mrs. William A. Dixon, of
Cordele, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Louise Augusta, to Mr.
Lawrence Eugene Oakman, of Chicago,
11, the wedding to take place some
times during the summer.
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Scene of Latest Mexican Raid.
The Mexican raid on several Ameri
can towns in the Bib Bent of Texas
is believed by some persons familiar
with Mexican affairs to be the at
The Louis Miller Store
. TUESDAY SPECIALSONLY -
Just received-SOOO yards n;w Linen and Round Thread
Laces at Great Reduction in Prices. sil s
Silk Hose, full fashion, 75¢c value, eith
er black or white ...............0.0. 49c
Silk Crepe, 36 in. : :
THE VAR o . il gelaa sy Vs c
Shirt Neck Bands '
10 cents values .... .ceeovvecaacsees c
Crepe de Chine, 1 4
$2.00 valle oo s e e ® '
White Silk Gloves,
5Cc values. Only a few left ......... 2 c
Waists, Tub Silk,
$2.50 Values, colors, white and flesh.. 1,9
Handkerchiefs for Ladies
Crepe de Chine in lal colors ......... 2 c
Rompers,
25c value, all colors, .........coveee 1 c
House Dresses;
$1.25, $1.50 values, all sizes and colors 9 c
2 CROCHET THREAD—ALL KINDS
AND SIZES.
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2100 vale ..i.. i iiviiiaasevenia c
50c vz‘ilue,
All COIOTS. ... .cc i seioncssosanevany 2 c
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Phone 166 When You Want What You Want
' Eventually yofi will trade at The L&uis Milier
store. Why not now? New andup-to-date goods are
now being shown at
The Louis Miller Store
LOUIS MILLER, Manager CORDELE, GEORGIA
tempt of Villa to nreax up the confer
ence between General Scott, chief of
staf of the United States army and
General Obregon, Carranza’s war min-
Colonel Frederick W Sibw:ui
ister. Colonel Frederick(W. Sibley,
commander of the ;pru;teenthé'_jz‘
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Cupid Nainscok, \ Vo
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Dress Voile, :
All colors, with one lot 25¢ values ... lOc
Linen Lawn, ) o
Toc values . .oiol. i i D R 44c
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Dress Linen g :
white .o...oieiniiiiiie ciiiin e Oc
Long Cloth -t
20c value, 36 in, wide ...... .. ou. 0O o c
Onyx Hose, : 45
Silk lisle and pure silk, $1 values “* e el 2 c
Embroideries, el
Your choice, values up to 18¢, ......, 4
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Crepe for Underwear, ; ;
white only—per yard ....7.......00.. L US
Pajama Checks, , :
15¢ values ....... 00 eh voig Geminne i) LN
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10 Bars Octagon Soap, : }
With a $l.OO purhcase ... ... 0.0 4 c
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Ramie Linen,
Light blue, only, 368 in, . ciisivess i c
Ccersets, :
$1.50 Madame Grace, all sizes ........ c