The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, January 14, 1917, Sunday Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextArabi Social News Earl Reed has been visiting hi‘s par ents near town. While here he re ceived a message changing him from Camilla Ga., to Palm Beach, Fla., for which x;la.ce he left Saturday. He is connected with the Postal Telegraph company. Misses Dannie Odum and Nora Da vis loft Monday to resume their studies at G. N. & I. C. at Milledgeville. Grover Traver of Albany spent last Sunday in Arabi. Miss Effie Prevatt has gone to Jack sonville, to take a business course. '~ Rev. Palmer Green of Cordele, was in Arabi last Sunday and preached at the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey of North Geor gia moved to Arabi recently. They are erecting a nice little cottage, which they will soon occupy. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Epps are spend ing several days in Mobile, Ala. Miss Kathleen Pate was given a surprise party Tuesday last, in honor of her birthday., Thoes composing the party were Misses Mattie Kate Barpwell Mamie Hardin, Ruth Me- Williams, Gertrude Wilson, Messrs. C. B. Davis, H. E. Barnwell, H. W. Jen kins Grover Frasuer, and F. C. Free man. Miss Grace Knight of Lilly is visit ing. her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Long. Misses Myrtis and Pearl Pate will leave next Monday for Milledgeville to attend school. They will be ac companied as far as Macon by their sister, Miss Ella Pate who will spend the day there with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Pate Hamilton are now occupying the lower floor of Frazier’s Hotel. Messrs. Luther Gleaton and Claud Dupree of Oakland were guests last Sunday at the home of R. J. Bunkley. Mrs. Medlock of Duluth is visiting Mrs. M. J. Mikel. Mrs. G. W. King of Tampa, Fla., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. O. V. Har vard Emmons Pirkle who left Saturday for St Louis Mo., complimented a few of his little friends with a trip to Cor dele and picture show on Friday. Those going were, Undine McWil liams, Juanita Hardin, Pansy Patter son and Corinne Pirkle. . ° —_—————— — FITZGERALD GOES WITH ‘ G. C. LEWIS GROCERY COMPANY W. G. Fitzgerald, who was up till recently with the Hinton Grocery com pany, has joined G. C. Lewis in this popular Seventh Street Grocery. The new Empre Grocery was to have had his services and for a short time he served the customers of the former Hinton Grocery company, but later accepted an offer from C. G. Lew is and is now at the latter place. He is well known and an efficient grocery clerk. It was a saying of Aristotle that all noble-minded men are inclined to sad ness. It is not merely the feeling that their lot is a hard one whic hoppress es them; it is something more—it is their lot is a hard one which oppress ness of participation in the sufferings of the human race to which they be long.—Guesses at Truth. Some women marry for love, some for money and some just out of pure cugsedness. (-] & oy . “.,,‘V) .";.';;1““"".‘1’"‘&{59.",/‘35; Vi h S 3 L) * ' ; QoA e Fiasd \ﬁr o : ¥R AT \ R 8 : L L REN & { 3doss § THE UNIVERSAL CAR ¢ #Bd{ii THERE'S NOTHING OF GUESSING. OR SPECULATION IN RE- i GARD TO FORD CARS. THEIR PRACTICAL VALUE IS BEING DAILY DEMONSTRATED BY MORE THAN 1,750,000 FORD OWNERS REPRE SENTING EVERY PHASE OF HUMAN ACTIVITY. FORD SERVICE FOR FORD OWNERS IS AS UNIVERSAL AND RELIABLE AS THE CAR IT SELF. DEPENDABILITY AND ECONOMY IN CAR AND SERVICE. BETTER BUY YOUR FORD TODAY—YOU WANT IT AND IT WILL SFRVE YOU EVERY DAY, WINTER AND SUMMER. TOURING CAR $360, RUNABOUT $345, COUPLET $505, TOWN CAR $595, SEDAN $645— £. 0. b. Detroit. We solicit your order. e Cordele Motor Car Co. WE SELL FORD CARS ; : A | : N LD e _'L!qn 3 \ i ;L D BNI il pf ; [ . 2 4 | iV“ ‘ | | Fu s - /.I 7 g / BUFFALO BILL DEAD i T e SRINRORNBRERERSE e SRR S ORI AR e R o e e AP iR . T e oA R e e, g T ; B apl, e :",\‘J s R .; i R SR S RAR | ‘*‘im,, ‘ SR RS | R R eR T | . s Buffalo Bill, William F. Cody, died Thursday #n Denver, 70 years old. He was born in Scott County, la., and for | many years acted as a scout for ex peditions against war-like indians. He won the name of Buffalo Bill when he contracted to furnish buffalo meat for | laborers on the construction of the Kansas Pacific Railway in 1867-8, and in eighteen months killed 4,280 buf falo. Rochelle Social News Miss Birdie Brown was hostess to a number of friends last Tuesday after noon at a delightful rook party, given in honor of Miss Stella Reynolds, whose marriage is to take place next Tuesday, Jan. 16. Those assisting Miss Brown in en tertaining were Mesdames J. S. Brown W. A. Nipper and Miss Lila Tarver. Other guests present besides those assisting Miss Brown and Miss Reyn olds, the honored guest, included Miss es Annie Laurie Stubbs, Lois Moore, Cora Womble, Leah Stipple, “Lettie Fryar, Mesdames J. C. Laidler, Henry Mashburx_l. and R. R. Reid. Mrs. Kate Simmons, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. S. R. Fenn for several week,s left Monday for “Jacksonville, Fla. : Rev. J. M. Foster, who has been at tending the conference of the Cordele district at Oglethorpe, returned last Tuesday. Mrs. Cook and little daughter, of Atlanta, are the guests of Mrs. Jesse Carter this week. Mrs. J. M. Foster entertained a num ber of the school set last Monday at a spend-the-day party. Those who en joyed Mrs. Foster’s hospitality were Misses Jimmie Brown, Fannie Fryan, and Mable Settle. Mr. Goodrich, manager of the Dis patch Contest, was in the city a few hours last Wednesday. Mrs. W. G. Owens and Mrs. 4J. P. Futch spent Tuesday in Cordele. SUWANEE BARBER SHOP ALL FIRST-CLASS BARRBRERS Satisfaction Guaranteed. Suwanee Hotel Block Cordele, Ga. | The District of Columbia has 259 saloons. Seville Social News Dr. J. N. Dorminy attended the med ical society at Rochelle Tuesday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. McMiligan from Walda, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilcox this week. A. E. Walton and family spent Sun day in Tippettville with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Holt. Mrs. Amos Olds has been on the sick list ‘this week. Miss Sallie Nixon spent Sunday with Miss Addie Sergent. Quite a number from here have been attending preaching at Pitts this week. Mrs. J. N. Dorminy visited in Ro chelle Tuesday. ' Misses Ava Faircloth, Jewel Pearce, Bessie Calhoun and Clyde Dorminy spent Saturday night and Sunday with Beatrice Faircloth. BACHELORS TO FACE COURT. Newport News, Va., Jan. 12.—Three ‘thousand Newport News bachelors face prosecution for voilating the Vir ginia prohibition law, according to Commonwealth Attorney Berkley, who announced that he was preparing to bring cases against persons who had received liquor since Virginia = went dry. Br. Berkley’s statement, pub lished today, said he based his stand on a recent ruling by the state’s at torney general that persons not the‘ heads of families or living with their‘ paients could not bring liquor into the state. CRISP WANTS TAX OFF OLEOMARGARINE PRCDUCTS Congressman Claries R. Crisp has introduced a bill in congress “epealing the tax of ten cenis a pound on oleo margarine. The measure iz already on the way to proper consideration and will become law, unless there is something to block it. The removal of the tax is urged on account of the already high cost of commodities, making it possible for this commodity to go to the con sumer at a greatly reduced cost. SCHEDULE CHANGES G. S. & F. RAILWAY Effective Sunday January 7th. G. S. & F. Ry. train No. 1 south bound will arrive Cordele at 1:35 P. M. and leave Cordele at 1:59 P. M. The “Dixie Limited” will be inau gurated for the season effective south bound January 9th and northbound January 10th, this train to be known as Nos. 99 southbound and 98 north bound. No. 99 will arrive Cordele 1:44 P. M. and depart at 1:49 P. M. No. 98 will pass Cordele 2:50 P. M. C. B. RHODES, Gen. Pass. Agt. STORAGE BATTERY AND ELEC TRICAL SPECIALTIES. We have recently installed the latest charging and repairing equipment, and are prepared to handle all kinds of electrical work. MOTOR SUPPLY & REPAIR WORKS G. D. Hartshorne, Mgr.; Phone 115. Suwanee Camp No. 16467 MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA meets every Monday night at 7:30 in the Elk’s hall over Heard Grocery Company. Visiting Woodmen wel come. S. ‘M. WATSON, Venerable Consul. THE CORDELE DISPATCH, CORDELE, GEORGIA. L.ooK! Listen! YOUNG LLADIES The Cordele Dispatch IS GOING TO GIVE AWAY — ABSOLUTELY FREE — OVER $1,200 ——— N PRIZES—/—— DO YOU WANT ONE? First Grand Prize, $550.00 Chevro let Touring Car | Second Grand Prize, a $450.00 Kimball Piano l 3rd Grand Prize, $lOO Pathephone \ THIRTEEN OTHER PRIZES LARGEST THIS IS THE EXTRA \ 4 VERY BEST VOTE OPPORTUNITY " OFFER YOU WILL DURING ‘ HAVE TO THE STACK UP REMAINDER ' VOTES OF READ DOWN CONTEST J€. AND SEE! For Every $16.00 TURNED IN BY 6 P. M. | SATURDAY, JANUARY 20 E 450,000 Extra Votes!