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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX L«Vern« Jirodnax Thomas, Editor. Phone 108. MISS* ENGLISH HOSTESS TO CLUB MEMBERS. Miss Mary English was hostess to the members of the Thursday 42 club at her home on South Lee street Thursday morning. The tables were grouped on the porch where ferns and early fall roses were used effectively. At the conclusion of the game an ice course was served. Those invited were Mrs. Oscar English, Mrs. W. R. Jackson, Mrs. Egbert Allen, Mrs. B. E. Turner, Mrs. George Riley, Mrs. Herman House, Mrs. John Hartzog, Mrs. R, L. Crawford, Mrs. Roy Parker, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Henry W. Williams. » * * MISS CARRIE SPEER ENTERTAINS AT ROOK. Miss Carrie Speer entertained sev eral friends at her home <>n South Lee street Thursday night at an in formal rook party. The game was played at six ta bles in the rooms which were made attractive with a profusion of early fall flowers. A delicious sweet course with hand made candies were served the guests who included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hat) is, Mr. and Mrs. Neon Buchan an, Dr. and Mrs. diaries Davis, Mrs. R. C. Fetner, Mrs. H. W. Smith wick, Mrs. S. H. Young, Mrs. C f Ansley, -Mrs. C. M. Hale, Mrs. W. M. Riley, Mrs. R. L. McLeod, Mrs. Ralph Stewart, Mr. and Mrs R F Prto M Jr., Mrs. R. F. Poole, Sr ’ i antilever .Shoe iW ' ' I Trim and neat in appear ! ante, the Cantilever shoe enables one to be modishly shod during a day of walk ing and standing—and feel rested and happy. Its great comfort is a boon to all who | have suffered from foot j strain in ordinary shoes. The CANTILEVER Shoe affords natural support to the arch of the foot. The C antilever shank, being flex ible instead of rigid, hugs snugly to the natural curve of the underfoot. The mus cles are permitted free and natural action, resulting in easier walking, healthier muscles and ligaments, I freer joint action and bet- | ter circulation. There is complete room for the toea, without looseness; snug fit ting heels; and comfort may be enjoyed while standing or walking. OXFORDS i ‘ in Black and Brown | May Be Had Only At * If You Don’t * * You’ll Be Sorry I That You Didn’t Take Your Kodak Films * To The Mullikin Studio And get’ his new style S. P. D. S & F. kind. Nothing like it. The 8 best obtainable from your S films. Save your coupons; S $5.00 in coupons for Kodak R Work gets you a beautiful Oil w Colored Photo of yourself, 2 K child or friend; value $5.00, l with no additional charge. 2 • Special instructions to ama- 8 '» teurs who are my regular cu=- W | toniers FREE. Also Kodaks 2 | put in good working order and s 2 repaired FREE. W Studio Rylander Bldg., £ 314 Lamar St. Americus, Ga. * * MAIL ME YOUR FILMS f Miss Gertrude Smith, of Washington, D. C., Miss Nina Williams, Miss Lilly Pocle, Mrs. Charles M. Williams, Walter Page, J. J. Hardy. « s * MISS LINGO HONOREE AT SHOWER. A pretty compliment to Miss Mary Alice Lingo, a bride-elect, was the handkerchief shower given by the 42 club of which the honoree is a member, at the home of Mrs. Grey Tillman on Horne street Thursday afternoon. Giant marigolds in wall pockets and baskets formed the decorations and the color motif of yellow and green was carried out in the re freshments. Little Grey Tillman and Virginia Morgan presented Miss Lingo with a large basket, the handle of which was tied with yellow tulle. The bas ket was filled with dainty hand made handkerchiefs. Mrs. Tillman was assisted in serv ing by Mrs. R. B. Hightower and l Miss Sarah Hightower. Those present were Miss Lingo, ' Mrs. C. M. Hal l , Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. George Holston, Mrs. Kellett. Heys, Mrs. C. C. Carnes, Mrs. Paul Wooten, Mrs. David Jennings, Mrs. Willis Morgan, Mrs. Cleve Tillman, Miss Lallie Carter, Miss Edna Mono han, Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Brownie Carter, Miss Mattie Lou Horne. ■> ea -.j HORTENSE TINSLEY SOCIETY TO MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON j On Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock I at the Carnegie Library the quar i terly meeting of the officers of the i Hortense Tinsley Missiopary society | of the First'Methodist church, will be ■ held The regular meeting of this I society will take place at 4 o’clock, i Each member is requested to he present prepared to give a Bible i i verse on faithfulness. 1 » «. * i YOUNG PEPOPLE TO GIVE PROGRAM. The Y oung People’s Missionary so ciety of the First Methodist church will meet Sunday evening at 7 o clock at the court house where all the services of the church are be ing held. I An interesting program lias alla, MS£d, and the young people are t urged to attend. • . ♦ * * AMERICUS U. D. C. CHAPTER. TO MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOON ! I Americus Daughters of the Con | tederacy, members o f Americus chapter No. 36, will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock ]at the " 1 "** -w *_. 8 TODAY I C 1-3-5-7-9 O’clock i « ueen ■ I °f i I® i I Sheba” -1 “The love romance of the a most beautiful woman in the g world.” 'wy” ■ | RYLANDER ® ! pl “ pi I , , I Wise Hints to Wives and Otherwise n i ? | “When Husbands j | Deceive" I S L-?] g ! andwith Leah Baird 3 I I I I*’’ . , He had S' ve n a holy vow to EVERY WOMAN love, honor, and protect her! si DREAMS OF used a Divine law to mask LOVE AS THE ' lis bastardly intent. I CROWN JEWEL He deceived her about her a IN THE lover—he deceived her into KINGDOM OF marrying him—he dece ved her LIFE. out el * Ja Aftd then he found he had r |j deceived only himself. I Also Pathe News and Kinograms . j i j RYLANDER : Kw” J * home of Mrs. J. W. Harris, Jr., on Horne street near Taylor. This is the annual called meeting at which new officers wjll be elected for the ensuing chapter year, besides local i chapter officers, delegates will be j selected to represent Americus U. D. ! C. at the state convention at Decatur ; October 24-26. Mrs. Frank P. Harrold, president i of the Georgia division, will be a i guest />f the chapter, and it is ex- | pected she will give the members a ' resume of her recent trip abroad, i Mrs. Harrold is an entertaining talk* er, and will have much to say of in terest to women regarding progress made by them in England, France, Germany, Italy and other countries. • Following the business session a so cial hour will be enjoyed when light refreshments will be served the mem bers present. « 9 * SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY MORNING. A special program of music has i been arranged for presentation at , ths morning service of the Presby-] terian church. I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Antes will I sing together "J Heard the Voice of I Jesus Say,” and the regular choir ■ will be composed of Miss Emmie I Morgan, Miss Marie Walker, Cliff] Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Ames. I Mrs. W. IL C. Dudley will preside at the organ, rendering a series of instrumental numbers of unusual beauty. i / John Sheffield is ill with dengue fever at his home on Brown street. Barlow Council, Jr., has gone to Gainesville where he will resume his studies at Riverside Military acad emy. x Mrs. Marvin Everett and Samuel Everett are ill with dengue fever at , their home on Furlow street. • apt. Li'. I). Watts has recover-1 ed from a recent attack of fever. Mrs. Allen Perry is suffering from an illness of dengue fever at I her home on Church street. Mrs Frank Lanier is ill with den- i gue fever at her home on Taylor j street. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Glover, Mr. and j Mrs. Will Green Turpin and : Rev. L. A. Harrell fyave returned | from Thomasville where they attend- I I ed a Rotary convention. .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bynum are ill with dengue fever at their home on South Lee street. I Mis. Florence D. Hollis is suffer-1 j ing from an attack of dengue fever ; at her home on Taylor street. Mrs. Annie J. Floyd*, of Peterman, Ala., is the guest of Mrs.! B. E. THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER. Turner -on South .Jackson street. Officers Kimsey and of_ the Police department, are reported latest department victims of the den gue ’fever. i Miss Katherine Smith, of Church i street, left this morning for Com j merce, Texas, where she will resume i her position on the faculty of the i college. She has been the guest of • her mother for the past fortnight. | Anent the prevailing fever epi demic in Americus, a merchant here telephoned The Times-Recorder Sat urday morning, suggesting that here after persons afflicted with the sick ! ness be listed as “casualties.” The suggestion is rather military in na ture, but if carried into effect would undoubtedly simplify the problem of 1 citizens interested in knowing those i of their neighbors taken daily with dengue. Mrs. Homer Bankston and little ■ son of Plains, were guests Friday lof Mrs. Grey Tillman on Horne { street. Mrs. Kellett Heys is ill with fever I at her home on Church street. Guy S. Crawford, of St. Louis, will arrive in city tonight to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Allen at their home on South Lee street nutil his marriage to Miss Mary Alice Lingo on night. MrsJ J. p. Chapman is ill with dengue fever at her home on For rest street. Miss Frank Marsh, of Cordele, is the guest of Miss Mary Alice I.ingo. Miss Marsh will be an attendant, at the Lingo-Crawford wedding. i Mrs. C. K. Chapman is ill with j lever at her home on Felder street. Mrs. E. J., Shehan and little daughter, Wylie Claire Lee returned Thursday from Columbus where they were guests of Mrs. Mac Hill and Mrs. Alex Reid. Mrs. Ebgert Allen is ill at her I home here. Mrs. Cloyd Buchanan' is improv- I ing from a recent illness. Little Miss Eugenia Walker is I ill with dengue fever. . James A. Feagle is ill with dengue i lever at his home on Reese street. Janies Dixon is ill with dengue fever at his home on "Brooklyn Heights. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hartsfield and son, Ellsworth, will arrive in Amer icus Monday from Lake Junaluska, N. C., to be the guests of Mrs. W. P. Persons for a few days before returning to their home in West Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. W. P. persons is Ml with den gue fever at her home here. William Dudley and Harry Dean Wooten left Saturday for Mercer University, where they will be stu dents this year. R- L. Edwards has accepted a position with the Shipp Grocery Co. • MMs Elizabeth Brown is the guest of Miss Mary Alice Lingo until WIFE HELPS ELECT HUBBY? “After having been in bed half the time for a year with severe pains in my right side over the appendix, stomach trouble and bloating, which the doctors seemed unable to reach with medicine, and advised operation as the only remedy, my nurse ad vised me to try Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, and its results have truly been wonderful as I am now entirely well and strong, and at the last elec tion worked hard to elect my hus band.” It is a simple, harmless prepa ration that removes the catarrhal mu cus from the intestinal tract and al lays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and in testinal ailments, including appendi citis. One close will convince, or money refunded. For sale by Howell’s Pharmacy and druggists everywhere. » adv LEGAL No. 518. To the Citizens of Americus: Under the act approved August 8, 1922, known as the City Man ager’s New Charter Act, it is pro vided, z “That the mayor shall publish the form of” the ballot with instructions as to how to mark the sa’iwe iji a newspaper for ’ten days prior to the election, to be held on Sept. 27, 1922: The official ballot which alone can be used at said election will be headed as follows: “Official Ballot for Commission Manager Govern ment.” Below this heading will appear two entries as follows: “For Com mission Manager Government.” “Against Commission . Manager Government.” If a voter desires to vote for commissioff government or for the bill, he or she must mark out “Against Commission Manager Government.” If a voter desires to vote against commission government he must mark out ••For Commisison Manager Government.” The official ballots can be secured from the managers of the polls and no other ballots can be voted. J. E. SHEPPARD, Mayor. after her marriage next Wednesdaq (, evening. j Jack Atkinson, of Savannah, is < the guest of friends in Americus | for several days. George Van Riper and Miss Mary : Belle Van Riper are ill with fever i at their home on Brown street.’ j Miss Virginia Smith who has been j the guest of her niece, Ikjrs. L. F. j Grubbs, on Church, street for several i days, will leave Sunday for her home j in Sanford, Fla. i 1 Mrs. W. R. Walker and Miss Marie ! Walker are convalescent from an ! attack of fever. | Mrs. Hill Kelley is ill with dengue I fever at her home on Brannen < avenue. j —— L W. Smith and Frank Wright left F riday for Atlanta where they I will enter Georgia School of Tech nology. 1 Opera House; TODAY | Harold Lloyd in the comedy “Pipe The Whiskers” — : was so good yesterday that he i has been held over at the Opera House today. Lloyd is easily i the screen’s ! greatest comedian I and when sup- , ported by Bebe Daniels an<( Snub i Pollard, it's the ] trio that sends the I audience into con- | vulsions of mirth. “The Trail of I the Wolf’ is an strong two-reel I ■ ip 1 ; C 1 .dib i exceptionally Western drama. A Century Comedy entitled “Off His Beat,” featuring Harry Sweet, is action and laughs from first to j the last foot of film. . International News photogra- i phers will take you with them in j their big airplane and show you I > the clouds above the Mighty Alps, | Switzerland. Motor boats show I great speed pt the annual regatta ‘ in 111. i A Cartoon comedy panning the 1 stenog will give you a good laugh. This is an excellent program and 1 one that will give you many a thrill and laugh. , Opera Houre Matinees begin at 3. ] Night Shows begin at 7 and ■ continuous. . I EElSWOraraiHinraracnrarainKannrnr.-iCTr.-iracnramcnr I -• ? 7# LFjSSggL I HM© Something I • 50©/ 1 For You \>7 s “ ’ A Snappy Line of All Wool ; Clothing with an Extra Pair i of Pants with Each Suit r’ 4 • These suits made with the most important things in view style, workmanship and durability combined with the extra pants feature which gives you twice the life of the | Suit. jJ | j 4 | a Extra good materials—extra good tailoring—extra pants and extra good values. What extra could a boy want? Look them over—always glad to show you. I . ■ ' ; . Rylander Shoe Co. I•' ■ ' I “On The Corner” I I | f ****“«« : When You Buy a V ictrola 8 You Have Solved the Xmas Problem j For The Entire Family d Join the Xmas Club today by giving us your name £ and $ 1.00. Weekly payments of SI.OO until Xmas, then balance * by the month. * !-- - * I * Come in and let us * Ic-■Hnw s^ow y° u ovlr kCi’. Hm ■ howells i WWB FHARMACv j * •k ,c * tßon St * I? "Wt § 9 Ts * ' 3 i. . .. I • I For Ihe I ir rel Friday, Saturday and Monday, for the § ladies, 1 offer a special GOOD BUY in Full Fashion Silk Hose. Colors: Navy blue, brown and black. Sizes: 8 1-2 to 10c. Ao. Mb [ii I’ve been selling these right along for $2.50 —and it IS a $2.50 value, but, just pi for three days, they go for only | $1.65 Pair | W. Fred Sills I ‘ * I 1 - . > I- Ip < ■ n/l SATURDAY, SEPT EMBER 23.

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, September 23, 1922, Home Edition, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6