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aU’TOVETS I
GIVEN BARBECUE
U. D. C. Honors Old Sol
dicis On Birthday
Os Davis
El I A.A 11 1 E,. June 10. The
United Daughtei of the Confeder
acy celebrated the birthday of Jes
fcrson Davis. June with a barin',
cue given complimentary to the Con
federate Veterans of Schley county.
The plai i- chosen for the barbecue
was the oak grove adjacent the Meth- 1
odist church and here at noon the
veterans and their wives assembled,
together with the Sarah E. Hornaday
Chapter. U. I). ('., and a few other I
friends. The veterans feasted and
talked of by-gone days. At the con
clusion of the barbecue the veterans
bad their pictures made. Seated foi
the picture jvere R. C. Wells. T. R.
Strange, Charles Blackshear. Robert
Hearn, A M. Caskev C. I. Peacock,:
J. W Dozier. W. W. Dykes, P. Z i
Hill, A. Mi Larkins. A. Allen. At
1 :30 p. ni. the large crowd present
assembled in the church and listened
to 'the program arranged by Mrs. l
S. C. Collins. The I D. C. were for
tunate in having with them members
cf the Radcliffe Chautauqua who add
cd mu. h to the occasion.
The program follows: "Star Span
gled -Banner" by audience; invoca
tion by Rev B. L. Jordan; bestowal
of crosses of honor. Mrs. E. It. Joi
dan; accordion solo, Mr Morno. a
member) of the Radcliffe Chautau
qua) play, “Miss Confederacy." bv 1-’>
girH; story, “The Happv Prince,” by
Miss Kohler, of Radcliffe Chautau
qua; oration, “The Last Confederate
Soldier.” Arthur J). Jordan; accor
dion.' 010, Mr. Morno: reading, "An
Unrbpeniaht Rebel.” Katherine Wil
lianfr: vocal solo. “The Silver
Threads Among the Gold.” Miss Mer
vin Johnson; nresentation of picture
of Jefferson Davis to Ellaville high
sch<«d. Mis. Clara Taylor; accep
tance of picture by Prof. J. T. Hen- :
ry; emartet. ‘‘That Beautiful Elag;"
benddiction",‘Rev. B. I. Jordan.
Monday afternoon Mr: .C. R. Mc-
Crory received the members of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy !
at Her prqtty Broad street home.
Rylander Theater I
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Peck’s Bad Boy .- "
speaks his piece:--
• Brin* bad don’t hurt you. It’s what conics
afterwards that causes all the griof.
Generally it’s your Mi that comes alter-
wards; and she sure docs wave a wicked
You wouldn’t say bein' bad is a gilt ■<» mtu-b
as a habit* It grows on you. like a soft qmi
iti an apfMl£
I So a cop ain’t much different from the man £ *’*'
who peddles apples on a barrow. I Iwv both
make money by getting rid of bail habit: t .
But it’s the barrow man who gets rid of “ ()H J YOU DADDIES!
his first. He seems ashamed of them and puts
them in the bottom of the ba®.
folks say 1 m wicked and will go white Remember when yon neaked off
all bad boys go. , ,; i i i .t
Won’t they be pleased when they learn I’m ’ H '" " '"! '. J'X,'!'. '.’.
i„ the movics i you tead PECK S BAD BOY>"
But I’m in good company Irvin S. Cobb is Sure you do.
down here. too. He writes my subtitles. May- f
be you've heard of my friend Irv. He some- 'dl Hie < luldren, ceme dow n and
times gets pieces in the papers- - mostly when live the old days a n ire '.vc thcr.i o'."'i
the regular editors are away on vacation. with YOLR sons and daughters.
That’s all. Gotta smash another window
now.
Peck’s Bad Boy
(also Jackie Coogan)
; FREE! ” FREE FREE! FREE!
FIRST PRIZE—SS.OO in Gold.
SECOND PRlZE—Handsome Bathin g Suit for Boy or G rl.
THIRD PRIZE—Free Passes to Rylander for Whole Week.
1 o the boy or girl who writes and ma ils to I imes-Recorder the best story' on
"WHY PECK'S BOX WAS A BAD BOX . Will be awarded these prizes.
See the picture Fodav and Tomorrow, write your story and win the $5.00.
(See instructions on Front Page.)
T Al CA FRIDAY- Eddie Polo in “King of the Circus.
' HWV SATURDAY A gre ; at 1 oonerville Comedy.
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JACKIE COOGAN BIG HIT
IN “PECK’S BAD BOY"
The inimitable Jackie Coogan rti
lumps again on the screen in his lai
est motion picture, "Peek’s Bad I
Boy,” which opened at the Rylandcr!
thi- afternoon for two days.
The : i:,-year-old young ter demon
stratus in this latest production lhat ;
he is a born actor and that he wi I! j
merits th< distinction of being star :
red in spite of his extreme youth. :
As ‘ Peek’s Bod Boy." Jackie is
to the life, mischievous youngster:
who gets into a varied ;;:- ortmem oi
i boyish : -rapes. Hi ingenuous
: .-rheme to see the circus, hi: play
i fulness which re suits in the escape
lof a lion, the uproar he causes in
i church by introducing a novelty ini
■ the way of several hundred ant
; which take a liking to his father, and
Shasta daisies, golden na-turtiums. I
. brown eyed susans and handsome hy
drangeas formed a combination of
color in the decorations that wa- very
.tasteful and greatly admired. Mi . ,
IE. R. Jordan piesided. A splendid:
’ financial report was made by the I
treasurer, Mrs. A. Allen. The fi I
: nance committee reported S3O re;;! :
i ized from the sale of ice cream the
the past month. Mrs. T. A. Collins.
Miss Maude Williamson and Hr. . J.
H. Statham were appointed a com
mittee to continue the sale of cream .
another month. As a compliment li
the boys of the world war, a commit
| tec was appointed to arrange An en
lertainment to be given them some!
time during the month of June. At ;
this meeting Mrs. Truxton Steven,
was elected 11. D. C. pianist and Mr.-.
H. J. Williams was elected assistant
j historian.
Mrs. J. J. Taylor had charge of th*
following program on Jefferson Da-
"History of Monument Now Being
Erected at. Fairview, Ky.”—Mrs. A.
Allen.
Jefferson Davis Connected Wil l
Georgia by Close Tie of Birth.
Mrs. T. A .Collins.
: Vocal Duet—Mrs. 11. F. Dixon and [
Miss Maurine Munro.
Alex Stephens and Robert Toombs.
' —Mrs. H. J. Williams.
Solo. “Last Rose of Summer” ■
. Mis- Maymie John: >n
Quotation From Jefferson Davis.
the part he play , in a love affair
are some of the high-lights in ihi.
delightfully refreshing photoplay,
life subtitles, which were written by
■ir'..l.l S. Cobb, are delicious in their
humor, th* photography is excellent,
d " irk of the entire ca t ad
mirable.
D May play, the role of the j
Girl in th while Wheeler;
(i.ikmin portrays the Man. James!
' as Mr. Peck ami I
M i : 1 /.. Ray
mond il.-tt u> i. the village grocer. I
■ . 1,.'; ton i - Jackie's Buddie, ’
:'.d Baby Gloria Wood is his affin-j
j itv. "Tar Baby," Jackie’s dog, is
pkiyi d by Queenie.
“Peck’s Bad Boy” is wholesome;
'entertainment- a genuine tonic for)
the picture-going public. And it’s |
another fine feather in the cap of!
y oung Master Coogan.
I —Mrs. H. F. Dixon.
Reading. “A Tribute to the U. D
C’s.” Miss Maurine Munro.
“Dixie”—By U. D. C’c.
Star Spangled Banner” Mrs.j
Truxton Stevens. 1
At the conclusion of the program.
Abs. McCrory, assisted by Mrs. C. C.
McCrory served ice cream and wa
fer-. Present were Mrs. L. P. Gart
ne'. Mrs. J. H. Statham. Mrs. Trux
ton Stevens. Mrs. E. E. Collins, Mrs.
W. 11. Collins. Mrs. Robert Strange,
Mi J. J. Taylor. Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs
V. 11. Tender. Hrs. Harold Head, of
Texas; Mrs. A. S. Rainey, Mrs. J. H.
Holloway, Mrs. T. A. Collins. Mrs. H.
I. William-. Mrs. Rogers Williams.
I Mrs, ('. (' McCrory. Miss Maude
Williamson, Mrs. E. R. Jordan. Miss
Mamie Munro. Mrs. E. R. Jordan,
Miss Mervin Johnson, Mrs. J. R. Jor
dan. Mrs. Ada Burt and Mrs. Willie
Burt.
LESLIE. - ~
I ESI.IE, J, ne Id. ■— Die Leslie!
ha-eball team has been reorganized
with the following officers: W. T.
Anderson, manager: V. E. Fillingim,
treasurer; Loomis Deavous, captain.
1 The diamond is being put in shape
this week, and it is planned to play
i ball next week.
Catherine Smith, of DeSoto, spent
two days in Leslie this week with
I'h elvn Ranew.
The Lesli” ’Cue club was recently
; organized with *2O members. The first
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THE AMERICUS TWrK FFCORDFR.
.barbecue was held Thursday at the ,
home of H. W. Reid, After S ■ Jin '
ner all who-care to weitu i swim- j
ming.
C. C. Cunningham, of Macon, as
sistant ca-hier of the n Saving-
Bank.-, will visit V. E. 1 lliii'-.iin Sun
day.
Carey Joiner and Douglas McLen
don were visitors her, from Dawson
Sunday afternoon.
J. E. Ranew and M - Ruth Ranew
left Wednesday tn si ml about ten
days with Mr. and Al l ee Turner.
| They will go to Hapevil!..' where they
will spend a few da; with Airs. J.
L. Amason, and will ’P for a short
I time in Thomaston with R-. v. and
Mrs. C. S. Durden..
Howard Cox, who underwent a
I surgical operation at i' e Plains hos-
I pital for appendiciti , r-turned Borne;
. thi- week and is doing nicely.
I The B. Y. P. U. of the Leslie Bap
! tist church will have their social at
1 the home of Dr. and Airs. L. M.
| Hawkins Friday cvenii
j Airs. V. E. Fillii: rim who has
I been spending some time with rela
tives at Broxton, returned home Fri
day-
James and Claud Harvey are
| spending some time with relatives
I near Ellaville.
Mrs. B. J. Ranew ami Miss Ell i
j Mae Ranew attended the picnic given
: by Aliss Helen Argo at Myrtle Spring
Tuesday.
Revival services will start at the
Leslie Methodist church Sunday!
morning with the pastor, Rev. C. T. '
Clark, being assisted by Rev. J. A.
Seonyer, of Unadilla, who will do
11he preaching and Prof R. L. Milan,.-
of Atlanta, will conduct the singing.
Mrs. Quinnie Jones and children
who have been visiting relatives in
Jacksonville for the pajt two weeks
are exnect.ed home today.
R. D. Winchester, who spent a
FRECKLE-FACE
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Engagement
! IL Extraordinary
I Sergeant
Ilk
b Alvin C.
9 York
; B /T * AMI
The Greatest Hero of The World War
THE AMERICzVd DOUGHBOY WHO SINGLE-HANDED KILLED MORE
THAN 125 HUNS -THE MAN WHO, IT IS SAID, ENTERED THE AR
MY A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR, BUT WHEN ONCE HE UNDER
STOOD WHY WE WERE FIGHTING, DID MORE THAN OTHERS.
Unsophisticated, unused to the ways of the world, Alvin York was drafted and
sent to ( amp Gordon. I here was one t hing that York could do—shoot. Al] of
his life he had hunted, his prowess with the rifle made his famous in his moun
tain home. One day, on the bloody fie? ds of France his opportunity came. The
training he had received with his old squi rrel gun, together with what he had
learned in the army, made it possible for him, single-handed, to clean up one of
the worst, most dangerous machine gun nests on the front.
The experiences of Sergeant 'fork read like fiction. He has spoken to hundreds
o- thousands of Americans since he was mustered out. He has been honored
Congress, by Legislatures everywhere, by Civic, Commercial land Religious
bodies. Phis is your first and only opportunity to hear first-hand the experi
ences of this man, whom all have stamped as the outstanding figure of the Great
World War.
Rylander Theater
Tuesday, “flag day” June 14, 8:00 P. M.
: ADMISSION: Lower Floor, $1.00; Balcony 75c; Gallery (Colored Only), 35c
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. week qt the I’l i'ii: he.-pital returned ,
’.to ' ■ -ii- '-! • k mucl improved.
M>«t- i'.gliim- T ..i ~ v'l.-i was the
■gu of Misg Rt!lh R iuew fdr ten !
day r< turned t > her horhe at RoyS-
- ton Wednesday.
Airs. E. A. Bowen and gon . Lamar, ,
Lft We.’nc day' for Carnesville I
where they will spent six weeks with
relatives.
I Safety
PRETTY DINNER PARTY
FOR MRS. STEVENS.
Mr.-. Charles McArthur was hostess 1
fhursday evening at a dinner party I
complimenting Mrs.' J. E. Stevens.
\ of New Castle, Ind., who is here for J
a visit to her pare its, .Mr. and Airs.
E. F. Wilder, on Hampton street.
Flowers were used in,the living ,1
room where the guests assembled, and I
blue'and whit” larkspur were placed
in the reception room. Shasta dai i
: ios and fern spi iys formed the cen- I
terpiece on the dining table, where |
’ coVers were laid for ten.
Seated were Airs. Stevens. Mr. ■
and. Mr . H. D. Stevens. Mr. and.
Airs. Kramer Feagle. Miss Edith Shy. ,
Ali Elizabeth Stevens. Miss Rmhae, :
■ Scroggs, and Mr. and Airs. Charles!
McArthur.
MISS SPARKS THE GUEST
' OF MISS DODSON.
Aliss Lamar Sparks, of Macon, is |
Ihe attractive guest of Mi.-• Georgia
‘ Bena Dodson, at her home on Lee i
I street. Aliss Sparks is one of the !
1 popular members of Macon’s young ]
social set, and during her visit here i
I HBESgss'
Alcazar Theater
FRIDAY i SATURDAY
UNIVERSAL PICTURE j REALART PICTURE
FRANK MAYO
Charnung
MARY MILES MINTER
‘Colorado’
tn
t'rom th” stage success by Augu-tin; .
Thomas, and Don t Call Me Little
RUTH ROLAND Girl’
in , See It, And
‘The Avenging Arrow’ 1 Mutt and .Jeff Cartoon
i a number of allairs are being plan- |
1 ned for her.
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BRIDGE AND FORTY-TWO
PARTIES ENJOYED
Aliss Lallie Carter ami Miss
Brownie Carter entertained delight
fully Thursday at two parties at their
home near Americus, Thursday morn
ing and again Thursday afternoon.:
The occasion assembled a number of
congenial players to enjoy bridge and
42, and to Meet Miss Lucille Harn-!
son. of Arlington, who i- then house;
1 guest.’
Shasta daisies and sunflowers were
i I'sed in the decorations throughout
the living rooms, and growing ferns
and plants added a charm to the mo-
!
A salad course was served with .
■ fruit punch, the hostesses being as- ;
| sisted by Aliss Kathleen Denham. |
j Mrs. Wallace Carter and Aliss .Mattie
| Lou Horne.
Playing in the morning were Aliss
I Harrison, Mrs. George Oliver, Airs.
Will Carter, Airs. Carl Hawkins. Ms.
I Henry Mashburn, Ms. Emmett Bol
i ton, Als. W. E. Brown. Mrs. F. L.
Cato, Mrs. Marvin Everett, Mrs.
; Cloyd Buchanan. Airs. George Riley.
: Mrs. R. L. Maynard, Mrs. J. S. Mat
; thews, Mrs. Neill Ray. Mrs. Charles
Hogg. Airs. Charles Howe, Airs. Gor-
I don Heys. Airs. W. B. Heys. Airs. Eu-
I gene Summerford, Mrs. J. E. Schum
pert, of Birmingham, and Mrs. Her
; bert Laing.
The afternoon guest list included
; the members of the Tuesday 42 club,
who were asked to meet Miss Harri
; son, these being Mrs. Willis Morgan,
i Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. J. C. Bynum,
' FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921.
I Mr.. Grey Tillman, Miss Elizabeth
Harris. Aliss Juanita Clements, Mrs.
; Paul Wootten, Mrs. Clifford Carnes,
Miss Slizabeth Brown, Mrs. Charles
Hale. Mrs. Herbert Moon. Miss Mat
tie McNeill, Miss Caroline Worthy,
Mrs. Charles Poole, Mrs. Jac:: Holst.
Ahs. Furlow Gatewood, Jr.. Mass
.Maude Sherlock. Miss Louise Mar
shall, Aliss Linda Mathis, Mis. Roy
Murphy. Mrs. D. K. Brinson, Mrs. W.
E. Taylor, Mrs. E. J. Eldridge, Miss
Brownie Hodges, Miss Margaret
Hodges, Airs. Ed Carter, Miss Lona
Dickerson, of Birmingham, and Miss
: Berta Will Clark, of Plains.
GttircKNot&
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING
FOR THIS EVENING.
I Cottage prayer services will be
' held this evening at 7:45 o’clock at
' the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Horne. 301 North Lee street. All
neighbors and friends are invited to
be present. The exercises will be
conducted by Miss Louise Herndon,
! who is directing the weekly cottage
prayer services in the various homes.
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