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EDITED BY ...............MISS FLORRIE WALTERS
TRERPHONHES: v o By L. 130 'and 529
DULCAMARA. l
This world is a world of sadness;
Mark it down. |
This world is a world of gladness;
A world of sorrow and care,
A world of worry and wear;
Mark it down. ;
"Tis a world of joy and song;
But the weeping comes e're long;
Mark it down.
Now you have your sum complete;
Add it up,.--'tis bitter sweet;
- Mark it down. p
--A. M. S. 1
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Jim Ward and Ulyses Whipple are‘
at home from Georgia University to
spend the holidays. |
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Rabun Neal of Savannah spent the
«week end with homefolks.
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Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Rodgers are
spending several days with homefolks
in Lilly. i
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Will Hamilton of Macon is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ham
ilton for several days.
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W. E. Jones of Duluth, Ga., is vis
~ iting his son, W. M. Jones, on Thir
teenth avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brown announce
the birth of a daughter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marshall and chil-‘
dren of Ashburn were guests of rela-1
tives Sunday.
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Mrs. L. E. Oakman of Atlanta is
spending the holidays with her pat
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dixon and
family.
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J. N. Collier and family are occu
pying apartments with Dr. W. B. Mar
shall on Fifteenth avenue. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Moore of Jackson
ville are visiting Mr. Moore’s sister,
Mrs. Mary Pope. |
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Little Miss Sara Plunkett of Macon
. arrived Monday to visit Miss Frances
Clifford Willis.
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Mrs. Palmer Greene left Monday {o
spend two weeks visiting her motlfer
Mrs. Brinkley in Atlanta.
Miss Lula Williams visited relatives
at Sylvester and other points during
the holidays. S
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Miss Minnie Browning retqrnod
Tuesday. from visiting friends in At
lanta.
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. Miss Glennie Thompson is the
guest this afternoon of friends at Vi
enna.
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John T. Clarke, of Mindon, La., ar
rived today to visit his sister, Mrs.
S. L. Kiker, for a few days.
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Mrs. J. M. Meeks and two children,
of Wrightsville, are teh guests of her
sister, Mrs. T. J. McArthur.
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¢ J. T McArthur is on a business trip
to Statesboro for a-few days.
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Miss Mona Land, of Lilly, is spend
ing some time as the guest of Judge
and Mrs Max Land.
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William Webster, Fred Webb and
Edgar Fletcher are at home for the
holidays from Dahlonega.
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The Life of Our Savior”
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SEVEN PART PHOTO DRAMA OF BEAUTIFUL NATURE COLOR FILM DEPICTING THE MAIN EVENTS IN
THE LIFE OF THE CHRIST. THIS MARVELOUS WORK EMBODIES THE RESULTS OF THE HIGHEST
SKILL IN THE CREATION OF PHO TOGRAPHS INTENDED TC TEACH, TO AROUSE EARNESTNESS AND
DEVOTION AND TO DEEPEN RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS.
SPECIAL NOTICE:——THIS DAY ALL. CHILDREN, EXCEPT BABIES CARRIED IN ARMS, WILL BE CHARGED
ADMISSION OF 5 CENTS UP TO 11 YEARS.
TOMORROW
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W Morosco-Yaramount ¥ which the U. S.
refuses to buy. ‘
THERE WILL BE NO CHILDREN'S SHOW SATURDAY MORNING. FIRST SHOW IN AFTERNOON WIiLL
START AT 2:30. SEND THE KIDDIES THEN.
ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS. TELEPHONE 2645
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Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Cofield are visit
ing relatives at Hawkinsville.
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Prof. A. F. Ware left today for a
trip to Wrightsville and Atlanta.
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Cecil Pate spent Christmas with
friends at Brunswick.
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~ Ira Nesmith spent Christmas with
ihomefolks at Norman Park.
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Mrs. R. E. Cook returned Tuesday
from spending several days with rela
tives at Oglethorpe. |
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Mrs. A. F. Ware is the guest of her
son, C. L. Ware, and wife, of Fitz
gerald. LB
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|- Rupert Bulloch, of Moultrie, was
itlle guest during the holidays of his
;parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bulloch.
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' Miss Julia Nowell of Monroe is the
attractive .guest of Miss Mary McAr
-Ithur.
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Miss Cortez Whitsett left this morn
}‘ing for Americus to visit Miss Corde
lia Gatewood.
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Mrs. Wilmot Shipp of Coney is visit
ing relatives for several days.
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Robert ‘Lilly and Asbury Forehand
of Lilly were visitors in the city Mon
day. ¢n e
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Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Miller and chil
dren spent the week end in Waycross
the guest of Mr. Miller’s brother.
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Col. O. T. Gower was in Macon to
day. He will see “The Birth of a Na
tion” this evening.
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Miss Susie Malone is at home from
Hawkinsville, where she has been a
milliner for the past season, to spend
the holidays with her parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. N.'Mitchell arrived
lyesterday to visit Dr. and Mrs. W. B.
Marshall.
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The friends of Mrs. ¥. M. Coker re
gret to learn -that she has ben con
fined to her -room for several days
sick.
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M. M. Jennings returned Monday to
his home at Plains. Mrs. Jennings
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
C. H. Parks, will remain for several
days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fort Land and children
Miss Frances and Mr. Edward Gurr, of
Macon, arrived today to be the guests
of Judge and Mrs. Max Land.
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Mrs. L. P. Taylor, of Cuthbert, is
the buest of her daughter, Mrs. Max
E. Land
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Walters and lit
tle sons left yesterday morning for
Social Circle to spend several days
with Rev. and Mrs. K. Read.
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Miss Mary Young, a former teacher
in Cordele public schools, passed
through the city Saturday en rouie
from Valdosta where she is now teach
ing, to Macon to spend the holidays
with Mrs. J. J. Willis.
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Mrs. J. B. fiy'als has returned home
from Memphis® where she has becn
the guest’ of ler daughter, Mrs. J. O.
Bomer, Jr., for the holidays.
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~ FRIDAY
Tenth epispyde of the greatl
Universal serial with Francis
Ford and Grace Cunard. Al
so three other reels of come
dy and drama. |
Open 3:30. ‘
COMING:—“The Girl from<
Frisco,” great western se
~ ries with True Boardman
and Marin Sais.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fenn and family
have moved to their home on Thir
teenth avenue.
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Mrs. M. M. Jennings and Miss Rosa
Brown joined a fishing and and hunt
ing party who went from Vienna Mon
day to Murray’s ferry.
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ATTENTION, SUNBEAMS. !
Mrs. Cecil Williams requests that
members of the Sunbeam Band bring
their mite boxes to the church Friday
afternoon at three o’clock.
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Mrs. W. H. Chapman and little
daughter, Elizabeth, and J. Fred Till
man left Tuesday afternoon for Lump
kin to visit relatives. j
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Prof. A. F. Ware and Dr. Ford Ware
returned Monday from Fitzgerald
where they have been the gyests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ware.
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Mrs. W. H. Chapman returned sev
eral days ago from Atlanta. where she
has been under treatment of a spe('ial-‘
ist. |
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Mrs. P. C. Clegg and son, Perry, re-!
turned Tuesday afternoon from Amer
icus, where they have been the guests?
of relatives. |
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William Sanders spent Tuesday at
Macon on business. |
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Wallis Carswell after spending the
‘holidays with his parents, Mr. and
‘Mrs. J. K. Carswell returned Sunday
night to Waynesboro.
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CHRISTMAS EGG-NOG.
. The Christmas spirit was in good
evidence at the home of Mr. W. H.
Parrish when he entertained a number
of friends Monday morning at an ex
cellent eggnog party. The eggnog
was served with several kinds of de
licious cake. Mrs. Parrish and little
‘daughter agsisted in serving the
‘guests, J. N. Moses, G. C. Henry, W.
M. Jones, J. C. Brown and Jim Gary.
.~ Miss Marie Dif?ee‘ha; returned home
from Atlanta, where she has been
studying china painting untier one of
the most noted artists in the state.
She expects to organize a class at
once. . |
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Mrs. Robert Wynne, Robert Wynne,
Jr., and Miss Emily Wynne, of East
man, will be the guests of Mrs. J. W.
Walters for several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Methvin, of At
lanta, are expected this afternoon to
visit Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dekleifor the
week Mr. Methvin is a brother of
Mrs. Dekle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orville Isom, of Sta
ten Island, N. Y., are the guests for
some days of his mother, Mrs. S. H;
Marsh: Mr Isom is remembered by a
large number of friends here who are
pleased to see him again.
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Mesdames. O. T. Gower, Fannie
Pounds, Coley Wynne, Miss Helen
Comer, Judge and Mrs. D. A. R. Crum
and J. S. Pate, went to Macon yester
day to witness “The Birth of a Na
tion.”
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FOR MISS WATTS.
Mrs. L. A. Parker was hostess to a
number of the college girls at her
home yesterday morning to meet Miss
Hattie Watts of Hawkinsville who is
her guest for the holidays.
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EARLY MORNING SERVICE.
The morning service at the Episco
pal church will occur at seven thirty
o’clock in the morning instead of elev
en o'clock, the usual hour, in order
that members of the congregation may
have opportunity to be present at the
services of consecration of the new
church in Hawkinsville.
Sunday school will be at the usual
hour, 10 o'slork. Evening prayer and
| address at seven-thirty.
SATURDAY
The dainty and —
delightful ~ Mar- \/ e \V(
gucrite Clarke in o R
one of her great- N E
’e::t screen suc- j{{:'
cosses, T :
‘ “MOLLY [- e 3
‘Z\I.-\KE-BELIEVE' yF . .
Also “The Weak
‘er Strain,” an W&M
episode of “Who’s 67
Guilty.”
THE CORDELE DISPATCH, CORDELE, GEORGIA.
Mr fatedi Mrs. Flanders Holland a:'e}
sperfdih#several days with his reld-|
tives (@6 Unadilla. ¢ ' l
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FAMILY REUNION. -
Wir) and Mrs. W. L. Robuck enter
taihed during the holidays at a family
reunion. Mrs. Robuck’s pérents, Rev.
and Mrs. P. A, Jessup of Fastman,
Miss Ida Belle Jessup of Atlanta, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Jessup of De Funiak
Springs, Fla., were guests. Rev. Jes
sup and wife, Miss Jessup -and Mr.l
and Mrs. P. A. Jessup formed a party
who witnessed the “Birth of a Na
tion,” at the Gdang in Macon Tuesday
night. .
STORY HOUR AT LIBRARY.
The subject of the story hour next
Friday afternoon at the library at 3:30
o’clock is “Molly Make-Believe.” The
story is one of unusual interest for
children and will hold their rapt at
tention. Miss Ruth Scandrett will tell
the story. As usual the story will be
shown on the screen at the Palace
theatre Saturday morning.
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TO OBSERVE NEW VYEAR.
Together with all public institutions
of the city, the banks and postoffice
‘and the public library will be clased
through New Year’s day and will open
on the following day at the usual
hour.
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MISSES BULLOCH HONORED.
Mrs. L. A. Parker entertained five
couples Friday evening for Misses
Mary and Margaret Bulolch. The
most enjoyable feature of the occas
ion was a candy pulling. Those pres
ent were Misses Maddov, Emily Web
ster, Jewel Bulloch, Mary and Mar
garet Bulloch, Glover McArthur, Ma
bry Kennedy, Russell Harris, Cecil
Pate and Lafayette McKinney from
Raines.
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ATTEND ORDER EASTERN
STARS AT VIENNA.
Mesdames F. A. Colquitt, C. .H.
Parks, W. H. Orcutt and a number of
‘others attended the installation ser
vices of the newly eleeted officers of
the Vienna Chapter Order Eastern
Star this afternoon. The visitors will
be entertained at an elaborate ban
quet this evening, given by the mem
bers of the Vienna chapter.
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LAMBERTSON-HILL. 4
Miss Georgia Lambertson and Mr.
Henry Hill a popular young couple
of Albany, were married on the even
ing of Christmas day at the office of
Ordinary W. P. Fleming, who perform
ed the nuptial rites. The couple was
was accompanied by a party of rela
tives and friends who witnessed the
l’eeremony. ; ;
Introductory HALF PRICE SALE!
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(AN Ji , ity
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We could not sell these coats at such prices if we were not manufacture,s ourselves.
Don'’t let anything keep you away from this sale. ‘
Note Prices below. Come and be convinced.
A COAT FORA GIRL | BOYS COATS " For MEN and WOMEN
In all colors, blue. tan and grey; regular i In tan and grey, with vu,lcanized seams; l $6 Combination Rain Coat that can be
285 to $6 value; this sale regular price $5; sale price worn rain or shine, this sale
$1.95 $1.95 $2.25
~ FINE POPLIN Ladies’' IMPORTED Coats EXTRA SPECIEL
[adies’ Blue and Blaek Poplins that can be | That can be worn for rain or shine; reg- 40 EVlen’s [‘,’”’(’”Cfi ('lashmere an.d Cagton
worn for rain or sunshine, at this sale ular $l5 value: to go at this sale umhtsl2l??%?,s:2)Ze%i)-urt)hti2 2:l,‘\ made
$3.95 $4.45 P
A COAT FOR A MAN MENS GABARDINES | Combination COATS
Men’s Lightweight Coats that can be worn An Imported Gabardine for rain or shine; | Salt and Pepper Coats that can be worn
for rain or sunchine, extra length regular $lB value; for this sale for rain or shine, this sale
$4.25 $5.95 $3.45
égl‘e at Ge;ein Hardware Building, 116 Eleventh Avenue CORDELE, GEORGIA
Joe Walters' is visiting friends in
Atlanta.
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CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. W. O. Sanders and family wish
to extend to the people of Cordele
their sincere thanks for their many
kindnesses during the illness and
death of their son and brother, Bivins.
May. they be rewarded by Him who
doeth all things well.
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SMITH-PICKLE.
Miss Lucy Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Tone Smith, of Wenona,
was married Sunday afternoon to Mr.
D. O. Pickle, of Arabi. The ceremony
was performed by Judge J. A. Col
lins, justice of the peace, at his home
at Listonia. The couple are among
the most popular young people of the
county and their many friends extend
congratulations.
Williams Haslam spent Tuesday at
Unadiila. :
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. New Year Day at the Crystal Cafe =
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. GEORGIA PRODUCTS DINNER
. Price 50 Cents
Tables reserved for families and
other parties
THE CRYSIAIL CAFE
111 Eleventh Avenue Phone 29 Cordele, Georgia
MARRIAGE OF
POPULAR COUPLE.
Miss Nell S. Denton for the past two
vears principal of the Northern
Heights school, and a most attractive
and accomplished young woman, was
married this morning at 8§ o’colck to
Mr. Henry Mashburn, of Rochelle, the
wedding taking place at the home of
the bride’s brother-inlaw, Mr. Carl
Roundtree, at Columbus. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Mashburn left on their honeymoon to
points in Florida, after which they
will make their home at Rochelle.
The bride formerly made her home
at Milledgeville, and has a large cir
c¢le of friends there and throughout
the state who wil Ibe interested in the
announcenient of her marriage. The
grcom is a prominent and esteemed
voung business man of Rochelle.
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Mrs. Turner of Achburn is visiting
Mrs. Homer Mims.
—SOUP—
CHICKEN SOUP WITH RICE
—SALADS—
CHICKEN SALAD
FRUIT SALAD
—ROASTS—
ROAST TURKEY A LA GEORGIAN
' STYLE
TENDERLOIN OF GEORGIA BEEF
GEORGIA BOILED POTATOES IN
+ BUTTER SAUCE
GEORGIA PEAS IN CREAM
HEAD LETTUCE AND TOMATOES
MAYONNAISE DRESSING
GEORGIA SQUASH
GEORGIA STEWED CORN
GEORGIA BLACK EYE PEAS
—DESERTS—
SWEET POTATO PIE
DRINKS:—COFFEE, MILK, TEA
Ae SR oiR R S I I BS S B e
MISSES LEE POPULAR fi
TWINS, MARRY IN TAMPA, )
Dr. W. E. Edwards and daughtér,
Miss Ruth, left this afternoon T
Tampa, Fla., to attend the'wedding' £
Misses Rosemary and Louise Lec, §f
that city, and Messrs. Jack and I"rgd
Johnson, of Franklin, N. C., which §s
to be an event of 'Saturday afternodn.
Aside from the usual interest of its
being a double wedding, interest is
added to the event from the fact that
the brides-to-be are'&wius and e
grooms-to-be are brothers. L
The young ladies, who are ple.-
antly remembered by a large circle jof
friends in Cordele, are nieces of Hr.
Edwards, and he Will have the p?i
of giving the brides away at the mar
riage ceremony, while Miss Edwa.l',s
will be an attendant. !
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J. Emmett Pound of Macon speat
the week end with home folks. {
A four-piece orchestra will furnish
music from 11:30 to 3 o’clock
for Dinner
