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EDITED BY ...............MISS FLORRIE WALTERS
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. CARETH THOU NOT? |
Carest thou not to be holy?
<Thinkest thou not of thy God?
Walkest thou not with the lowly;
. The path the Master hath trod?
Livest thou not, but for pleasure,
IKKeeping no trust with thy God?
Hurried along to quick measure
© With Multitudes on life’'s road?
Whn then will hear when he calleth?‘
The tumult deafens the ear; |
In worldliness it befalleth
That few are abie to lhear.
—A. M. S.
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J.. E. Pound left last week to spend
reveral days in Atlanta.
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Cengressman Charles Crisp was ™
the city several hours last Tuesday.
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Miss Josephine Flanders of Swains-]
boro is the guest of Miss Pauline Gary.
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. Miss Florid Ryan of Hawkinsville
is the guest of Miss I'rances Markert.
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Mrs. P. C. O’Connor of Montgomery
is the guest of Miss Fudge Jeter.
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Miss Alfrcda Bell of Vienna is the
guest of Mrs. G. L. Dekle.
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" Miss Wstelle Boyett of Morris Sta
tion is visiting Mrs. G. L. Dekle.
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Miss Maggie Ikm Coney has return
ed from I'ranklin, N. C.
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W. D. Beason is spending the week
in Macon.
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Lane Ouiler left Sunday for a visit
in Savannalh and Mt. Vernon.
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Miss Cortez Whitsett left Tuesday
for Bastman to visit friends.
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Miss Mammie CGraham is spending sev
eral weeks in Rhne, Ga.
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8. W. Evans spent last Sunday in
ithe city.
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M. M. Eakes left Monday for a busi
ness trip to Atlanta.
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Miss Clyde Simmons has returned
ofter a visit to relatives in Vienna.
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Miss Martha Pool has been the
guest of Mrs. Jessie Hamilton for sev
eral days.
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Miss Marie Griggs who has been in
Vienna spending several weeks ]msi
returned. |
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Mrs. W. ¢. Winfree of Valdosta is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Loam
Brown.
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Mrs. T. A. Brinkley of Atlanta is the!
guest of her daughter, Mrs. ]’almer]
Greene. |
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J. R. Kelly and family and A. M.‘
Stead and family are spending tml:xyi
at Dooly Camp meeting.
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Mre. B, B. James has returned fmm|
a visit of several weeks to relatives in
Thomasville.
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Mrs. D. H. Vrieze and children ()f‘
Jacksonville are visiting Mesdames W.
(. Winfree and H. Vrieze. |
- Palace--Tomorrow
' gy DO YOU WANT TO SEE
% M The Most Beautiful Woman on the Screen
The Most Marvelous Gowns Ever Filmed
S A Photo-Drama That Caps The Climax
_ IF NOT-STAY AWAY WHEN
KITTY GORDON
In The World Film Knock-Out '
“AS IN A LOOKING GLASS”
COMES TO TOWN
FRIDAY---“The Hare and The Tortoise,” thrilling Selig
drama. “Villians and the Violins,” Vim comedy.
SATURDAY.--A sirong program of dramas with Richard
C. Travers, Verda KHolmes, Bryant Washburn and Henry B.
Walithall and 2 comedy with Plumb and Runt. Pathe News
with all events of the world.
Miss Sara Hyde has returned at‘ter'l
several weeks’ visit to friends in Ma- |
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Mrs. Georgé Tatum of Richland wi]ll
arrive in the city this week to visitl
Mrs. Jake Sheppard. ' i
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The friends of Mr. A, Wells will re
gret to learn that he is quite sick at
his home on Seventh street.
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i ° Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes return- |
ed Sunday from Atlanta where they |
spent several days visiting relatives.l
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Miss Lois Balkom of Georgetown
will arrive in the city Friday to be the.
lguest of Mr. and’ Mrs. G. L. Dekle.
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Miss Ruth Roberts has been visitingl
her sister Mrs. Cecil Williams for thel
nasl,' week, but returned to her h()nmi
lin l{atley today. ]
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i Mrs. B. W. Haynes who has been vis
liting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Gordy, re
turned to her home in Jacksonville,
Ila., Tuesday.
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Miss Clara Kvans has returned to
lier home in Walnut Grove after a vis
it of seferal days to Mrs. A. L. Forres
ter. f
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Mr. and Mrs. (. B. Whatley and lit-
I(_]e daughter, Lydia, have returned
li’mm several weeks’ visit to North
(teorgia and the Carolinas.
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Alderman M. Wakeficld, H. €. Wheel
‘or and Joe Ispy 4nd Atvthur Wheele:
have returned from a irip to New
York.
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E. M. Pless and family who have
heen spending several ‘weeks in North
Carolina and Tennessee, have return
ed. .
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Friends of Mrs. A. J. Comer will be
glad to know that she is resting nicely
after an operation at Davis and Fis
clhier Sanitorium in Atlanta.
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Miss Irene Palmer of Moultrie and
Miss Anniec Welchel of Ashburn were
{he gucsts of Mrs. R. . Quattlebaum
last week. g g |
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pr. T. J. McArthur and son, Tom,
lnm spending a few days in Atlanta.
Dr. McArthur will attend the state
hoard of health meeting while there.
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Misses Nora Leggitt of Unadilla and:
Janie Lee Gardner of Leslie who have
heen visiting Mrs. W. F. Scarboro, re
‘turned to their homes this week.
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. Mrs. Frank Batholomew and chil
¢ren will teave Menday night for Mich
!i;:m to spend several months with
! relatives.
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l Miss Carvie Lou Brown returned to
Ler home in Vienna today after spend
‘ing several days in the city the guest
io[ Miss Annie Celhoun.
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Charlie Marris of Barnesville, visit
lerl J. A. Littleiohn and family for sev
eral days last week.
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{ Mr. and Mrs. ‘'W. H. Bedgood an
nounce the birth of a fine baby hoy at :
|(l:<eir home near Arabi. ]
The'many friends of Mr. and Mrs. R,
Bolton regret to iearn of the illness
of their young son, Crawford.
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Miss Maggie Em Coney who has
been visiting Miss Ruth Wilson of Ma
con has returned.
Miss Ruth Wilson will be the guest
Lo[‘Miss Maggie Coney the latter part
lof the week. .
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l Mrs. Drew Taylor and daughter, of
lVienna, are: visiting Mrs. W. C. Mc
| Kenzie.
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A. D. Pitts and J. G. T.asseler have
returned after a short visit to Whitc
Springs, Fla.
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Miss Katherine Ifl{(-ynol(l:; of Macon
is {he attractive guest of Misses Ruth
tand Mabel Calbhoun.
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Hooks Butler of Albany was a visi
tor in the city Tuesday en route to Lil-l
ly to visit relatives. |
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Miss Anna Calhoun left this morning:
for Vienna to be the guest of her cous
in, Miss Carrie Lou Brown.
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. @. H. Fouche and family will leave
for Tazewell to visit relatives tomor
row.
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pP. M. Browning and little son, Paul
j.amar, returned Tdesday from Lake
land, la. Paul Lamar Browning has
been spending several months there
with relatives .
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. G. I. siughes of Mt.
Vernon, Mrs. B. W. Pullen of Soper
ton, and Mrs. J. O. Standridge of Dub
-I{in are the guests of Mrs. S. W, Har
%bin and Mrs. H. H. Smith.
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Mrs. (. D. O'Neal and little son, Carl
‘P‘run(:is. and Miss Anne Bell Tedder
‘w]m have been the guests of their sis
ter, Mws. P. M. Browning, left this
morning for their home in Wilming
ton, N. C.
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'JACKSON--SNELLGROVE.
Taking their friends by surprise
Miss Lou Ellen Sncilgrove and Willie
Roy Jackson, both of this city, were
'marriod in Valdosta last Wednesday
night. Miss Snellgrove was on her
|Wuy home from Jacksonville where
'she had been visiting when Mr. Jack
'son met her and they were married.
Mrs. Jackson is one of Cordele’s most
l;mpular young women and has a large
'numbor of friends in this city. Mr.
?Ju('kson ig a fine young business man
and has many friends in Cordele and
Hhis community. They are now at
jhmm‘ with the hride’s parents, Mr.
‘and Mrs. Snellgrove on Third street.
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2IRTHDAY PARTY.
Litile Miss Sara Sheppard entertain
od a number of her young friends very
delightfully Moncay afternoon in cel
ebration of her ninth birthday. Punch
was served ithe guests on arrival. Af
ter many delightful games were played
delicious ice cream and cake were
srved. Those present were little Miss
es Annie Bertha Diffee, Eleanor Mar
shall, Lettie Stallings, Grace Van De
vender, Xmma Greer, C‘orinne Shep
pard, Bmmie Lee Sheppard, Helen Cain
non, Carral Bridges, Sara z\'lluy Slade,
Margaret Manghum, Louise Willis, Sue
Fresuer, and Ralp Wright.
Frasuer, and Ralph Wright.
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THEATRE PARTY.
Mrs. J. N. Speight entertained a num
ber of the younger set Wednesday
night with a very delightful picture
show party complimentary (o her
guest, Miss lattie Pope Morgan (ai’}
THE CORDELE DISPATG H, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1916.
Americus. Those present were Miss
es Jamie Fouche, Mamie Lanier, Anna
Calhoun, and Woody Fouche and Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Killian. After the show
the guests were served -ice cream and
cake.
SPEND-THE-DAY PARTY.
Miss Francis Markert entertained
the members of her gmdua'ling class
with delightful spend-the-day and sew
ing party complimentary to Miss Lu
‘cile Ingram whose wedding will be an l
event of August. Many dainty and
lovely pieces were finished and present ‘
ed to Miss Ingram with the very hest
of good wishes from eacli one of hm‘.
class mates and friends. An elaborate t
dinner was served consisting of sev- |
eral courses. The center-piece was z)l
vase of lovely pink roses. 'Those pres
ent on this occasion were Misses Lu
cile Ingram, Allie Van Devender, Ruth
Matithews, Ruith Roberis, Charlie Krtz
berger, Juanita Reed, Pauline Gary,
Willowdine Meclver, Josephine Flan
ders of Swainsboro, and Kmiic Mason
of Mcßae.
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CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. C. R. Lanier entertained a num
ber of little folks Wednesday afier
ncon celebrating the dbirthday af little
Miss Jonnie Bell and Muaster Donnell
{.anier, both being twelve years old
on this day. The party was given on
the campus of the school. The prizes,
for pinning on the cat's tail, were won
by Miss Marion Dill and Master Rog
ers Ware. After many delightful
games were played delicious ice (‘1‘5:11;1
and cake was served by Misses Jamie
Fouche, Anna Calhoun, Mamie Lanier
and Hattie Pope Morgan of Americus.
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COMPLIMENTING
'BRIDE-TO-BE.
} Miss I'rances Markert entertained
Umr graduating class and a number oi
other friends Tuesday night compli
mentary to Miss Lucile Ingram whose
wedding occurs in August. The porci
was artistically arranged with vases
of pink roses and many pot plants, and
sun-flowers. The punch bhowl which
was festooned with hanks of cut flow
ars was presided over by Miss
H‘lm‘id Ryan of Hawkingville. " Miss
Markert was assisted in entertaining
her guests by Mrs. J. S. Gordy. .
Progressive conversation was play
ed throughout the evening, after which
i(l(‘,li('i()us ice ecream an¢d cake was.serv
ed. Present were Misses Lucile Ingram
Allie Van Devender, Ruth Roberts,
Ruth Matthews, Charlie Ertzberger
Juanita Reed, Pauline Gary, Willow
dine Mclver, Josephine Flanders, Km
mie Mason; Messrs., Frank Starr, Ho
mer Jones, Loam Markert, Gladstone
Fleming, Edward Stallings, ICdward
Lasseter, Hoyt Dobson, Joe Walters,
and Glover McArthur.
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ARNOLD-VERANDOCE.
A wedding of much surprise to a
large number of iriends was that of
Miss Lessie Delle Verandoe and Mr.
Clarence P. Arnold which occurred
Monday at 1:30 at the home of the
bride’s sister, Mrs. Marvin Baker. Tl
ceremony was performed by Rev. Wal
ter Anthony in the presence of rela
tives and a few friends.
The wedding was to have been an
event of September but Mr. Arnold be
ing in the cily, it was decided to maw
ry Mcnday. They left Monday after
noon for Bainbridge to meake their
hhome.
The bride is one of Cordele's most
pnpu};n‘ voung jadies and has a large
number of friends here. The grooin is
a progressive voung business man and
has many friends in this city, having
made hig home here some noenths ago.
He is now cashier of the Empire Cot
ten Oil company in Bainbridge.
' ATTENTION U. D. C.
The Confederate Veterans of Crisp
\(:(mnly will have a reunion, with harbe
’(-,u dinner and appropriate exercises,
at Bay Springs church Friday July 28.
I,\ cordial invitation is extended (he
Daughtets of the Confederacy to be in
atiendance.
MISS T. R. ATKINS,
President U. D. C.
ONLY WOMAN OFFICER
OF CONFEDERACY DEAD
Richmond, Va., July 25.—Capt. Sally
Lounisa TompKkins, 83 yvears old, the on
iv woman ever commissioned as an
officer in the army of the Confederacy,
died at the home for Confederate wom
en here today. She was commission
cd captain of cavalry in order that she
might continue to conduct her private
hospital after all other private hos
pitals were ordered to be closed about
the time of the first battle of Manas
sas. She issurvived by a nephew, Dr.
Christopher Tompkins, and two nieces,
Miss Ellen Tompkins Wise, of Rich
mond, and Miss Clementine Tomp
kins, of New York.
MONEY TO LOAN
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1 have several thouzand dollars fur!
quick loans on good city property. Al-l
so money for farm loans, |
. | BLAKE BIVINS, Cotdele, Ga. |
GEORGIA’S FIRST BALE ‘
BRINGS LOWEST PRICE
Savannah, July 25.—The first bale of
Georgia-grown cottos, which reached
Savannah from Pelham, where il had
been marketed on Saturday, was sold
at public auction Monday at noon at
the Cotton Exchange, and brought fif
teen and a half cents a pound, the low
est price paid for a first bale in Savan
nah in a number of years. It was pui
chased by L. J. Alsina, representing N.
| P, Sloan and company, of Philade!phia
and the price paid was only obtained
after E. A. (‘u\l(:;. acting as auctioneer,
had worked upon the patriotism, the
‘:‘cmimont and the love of country ol
the crowd. .
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IF()R SALE—Cow Peas, cheap; Syrup,
Molasses, Coffee and Rice. Write
lfor prices. W. H. Davis, Box 714, Au
gusta, Ga. 6-241
HOUSE FOR RENT—One cottage
with five rooms and bath room. ho!
and cold water, electric lights, close
in. %18 per month. Phone 344, Cor
dele, Georgia. 2852
FOR SALlc—Attractive new imitation
brick veneered bungalow, five rooms,
hall, bath, dressing room and sleeping
porch,—best part of town. Kuos)
terms. W. C. Hinton. 2140
FOR SALE—Kimball Self Player i
ano, practically new. Address I’. O.
287, Cordele, Ga. 25-3 t
FOR SALE—Ten or rwelve fine blood-
I ed milk cows fresh in milk. Phoene
il'n'*.l. . B. Bowen, Cordele, Ga. 25-8¢
ll"(}l( RENT—SB-room Louse corner
Sixteenth avenue and Fifth sireet.
Apply €. C. Shipp, Cordele Sash Door
L & Laumber Company. 25-tf
Frank E. Williams keeps herses
and mules for trade or sale all the
time. 49-tf
FOR RENT—Six-room house o
Twelfth avenue, next to my resi
ednce, now occupied by J. S. Gordy.
Possesston June 15. Apply to Dr. W.
W, McCollum. : 10-tf
If you are looking ‘for something
and can’t find it, ask Frank . Wil
| liams. 49-tf
. Frank E. Williams will trade for
anything. 49-t7
LOST--One bull pup about 2 months
old. White ail over, one ear cuf. I'in
der return to 8. M. Watson & Co., €or
dele, Ga., and receive reward. 29-2 t
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FOR RENT—I will be away during the
summer months and have a nic
five-room house furnished. Teleplione
342, 21-¢f
FOR RENT-—Several office rooms. Ap
ply at American National Bank 27-tf
LOST—Cameo pin, surrounded with
lattace work of gold and three pearis
in the business part of town. Wiil pay
reward to {inder. Miss Lillie Thornton.
28-4 t-pd. |
FOR RENT—Twa residences in good
repair, medern conveniences, Will
rent very reasonable. Apply J. (.
Brown, Dispatch ofiive. 29-2% ‘
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GRESS, WILi. DELIVER HIS TWO
FAMOUS LECTURES AT THE PAL
ACE THEATRE NEXT SUNDAY—
LECTURE TO WOMEN WILL BE
ON “WOMEN AND THE HOME."
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i Rev. 8. J. Winchester will deliver
ltwo lectures on' sociological -subjects
lnw:; Sunday afternoon at the Ralace
ltheatre. At 3 o'clock he will lecture
Lo nmien only on “Give the Girls a
l('h:ul(-v." and at 4:50 o'clock he will
llecture to ladies only on “The Woman
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CORDELE, GEORGIA ‘ Sp(‘!l’l, 2‘:
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l Mz, Winchester who is a,member of
the Southern Sociological Congress,
has made a deep study of the prnhlefim
he discusses and his lectures are intér
lesting to all men and women., i
‘ Mr. Winchesgter is the man: who
| ‘cleaned up” Hopewell, Va., where the
| big Du Pont powder works are locat
l¢d, a city hurriedly thrown together
!.., I existing with little attempt at reg
| ulation, the consequence of which was |
‘n.::r vice ran ramopant.
' Be steadfast as a tower that ('loes“
| not bend its stately summii to the
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