About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1923)
Wednesday, December i 9,1923 IIMII 'VALTERS.JOHNSTONE 1 engagement announced Ellaville, Dec. 19. An-i nouncement has been made of the' approaching marriage of Rev. H. «• Johnstone, of Oglethorpe, and Miss Louise Walters, of Ellaville, j the happy event to be consummat-i ed at the home of the bride’s par-j ents, Wednesday, Deceir/oter 26. J Rev. Johnstone served as pastor i of the Baptist churches in Ellaville and Oglethorpe for the past threei and next ypar will serve the I aptist church in Leslie, where he’ hnd his attractive bride will reside.! Miss Walters is the district sec-; i etary of the Americusi District Ep- | worth League and is active in oth-■ ci departments of church work. I ror the past four months she has been doing high school work in the ' Ellaville school. Her friends here ’ regret exceedingly that her mar-' wage will take her to another place I to reside. BROWN SMALL HOST AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Tuesday evening at his home on I larrold avenue, Brown Small, Jr.,' wa.> host at a lovely dinner, celo bratmg his twelfth birthday an niversary. The enth-e lower floor of the Snlall home was thrown whs n and artistica ’ly decorated w a ho!1 red ben . es> and saiv . a | tilling wicker baskets and vases. I the decorations for the birthday sir..?- 01 ' 0 bl ' ight and attractive, " '~ gL ' lve of the approaching Twice-Told Testimony Americus People Are Doin? All They Can For Fellow Suf ferers lishe’<i e t ICUS testin ? ol! -v has been pub- Pill d i to P .u° vc the merit of Doan’s J Hs to others in Americus who suffer from bad backs and kidney ills. Lest any sufferer doubt this I’V’dfnce of merit, we produce con firmed proof-statements from Americus people who again endorse fnrn, \ US ~ COnfiri « their former testimony. Here’s an Ameri cus case: J- T. Bragg, chief of police, 705 Hancock St., gave the following statement Jrnie 16th, 1914: ‘‘Some times, after being on my feet a gieat deal 1 had a dull aching across my back. At times the kindey se cretions passed irregularly. I used Doan s Pills and got much relief.” On April 15, 1922, Mr. Bra&r said: ‘‘Doan’s Pills have never tailed to relieve me of attacks of kidney complaint.” Price 60c, at al] dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—- get Doan’s Pills—the same that Mr Bragg had. Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. adv JF '£**-- sLa 4 * t%3>jgwsy W?' ’ V # *■ ’ i. S sffij&Ts £f tsJw ■£ J&4& Jssn *"4 *&>s& ‘Wsi jk r . 7.. ' FwWMwWy > w WiW* ' '&*• ' ■ SPF f' , l AI *^E@ggaBHK9K33nS^^SffiK9SOO^BKK!OW9KMSS9BOBB9EER* ,r # Our Christmas Footwear is Lined Up Ready To Bring Joy and Comfort To an Arrr-’ of Feet When packing t’ ? 'stmas Stockings, don’t forget our 1 ootwear. There’s nothing —not at..' more sensible, useful or acceptable for a boy or girl for Christmas than Footwear. A School Shoes For fr ’ . 2;, or Girl Dress Shoes fcr joys and Girls Also a Comple’ ■ ; of Dainty House Sb . the Children SF -AL FOR LADIES House Slippers; All Colors and Sizes 98c Tiliman 81 Brown Fitters of Feet Hand Shoe Repairing Phene 302 I Christmas season. A . Chrlistmas [tree was placed in the center, and I hung with bright ornaments, which ' by pulling red ribbons each little j boy received an attractive gift from i the tree which was surrounded by i fruits, further detailing the Christ i mas spirit, adding to the attractive -jrtess of the table decorations. Silver ! candlesticks holding red unshaded [tapers and compotes of mints were I placed at intervals. I An elegant course dinner was i served •at 6 o’clock, following ■ which the young host entertained ! his guests with a theater party. Covers were laid for Henry Bag- I ley, Red Bell, Lucius McCleskey, ; Billy Fort, Dean Turpin, Tom Har ! ris, Jack Fain, Son Jones, Yank Eldridge and Brown Small. » * » [STOVALL-FELDER WEDDING jiCF INTEREST HERE I A marriage of unusual interest I throughout Georgia and, eslewhere ! is that of Miss Frances Stovall and [Mr. John B. Felder, jyhiuh Was sol emnized , Tuesday at high' noon at ' the home of her mother, Mrs. T. iJ. Stovall, on Virginia avenue, in the presence of a group of close friends and relatives. Dr. F. C. McConnell, pastor of the Druid Hills Baptist church, performed th?- impressive service, using the ring ceremony. This unattended group made an I impressive picture as they stood in the arch doorway between the liv ing room and music room, which were decorated with palms and ferns "and cut flowers and lighted with softly shaded lamps. Radiantly Lovely Bride The bride, who is of a handsome : blond type, looked unusually love j I’y in a gown of midnight blue sat | in-back crepe, elaborately beaded [ with an Egyptian design in varie [ gated colors. Her hat was a be - Icoming spring model of black satin, [trimmed with exquisite French flow ! ers and veiled with lace. A hand i some fur neckpiece of seal com | pleted her smart costume. She car ried a shower bouquet of tea res- I es and valley lilies. Following the ceremony an e!e gant buffet breakfast was served in I the dining room. Particularly beau- I tiful was the dining table with an i imported cover of lace and hand [ embroidery. A silver basket, f illed [with yellow chrysanthemums' wss. [surrounded by silver candlesticks, |in which burned unshaded yellow ; candles. Yellow and white mints i filled small cut glass compotes, j Later, Mr. and Mrs. Felder left | for a wedding trip to Florida, going jby motor down the east coast as ! far south as Miami. I The bride’s going-away gown was of dark blue imported cloth, hand made and quaintly hand-beaded, topped with a quaint cape of same with caracul collar. Her hat was a soft sports model in guy. / Prominent Families The bride is the only daughter o‘ the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stovall, her father being for years a successful wholesale merchant and manufacturer in Atlanta, with many friends throughout the state. Her mother was Miss Martha Cal laway, of LaGrange, a tine repre sentative of this most excellent Georgia family. Mrs. Felder is well known throughout the state as a young girl of most unusual musical talent, which has been most beautifully cultivated-"by several years’ study under Mrs. Armand Carroll, of At lanta. Winter before last she had tlje added advantage of a year’s study under Ethel Lekinska. She had just completed a concert tour of the state (with two other musi cian), and is now known as one of Atlanta’s finest pianist and ac companist. She is a sister pf Mr. George Sto- Vall and Mr. Pope Stovall, both of Atlanta. Mr. Felder is unsuccessful busi ness man of Atlanta, being Georgia district manager of the Remington Cash Register company. He was formerly of Americus, Ga., where H | SPECIAL NOTICE I S L®; Our store will remain open late in the evenings I Uyr to accomodate the trade until Christmas evej UxJ. wl night. | Churchwell’s store is brim full and running over with Christmas . ! „ „ Bargains for you. Our stocks are in fin© shape to take care of I your wants and you will find that a hearty welcome awaits you. 1 -‘Mamma’ Dolls; big showing and mor : com- | special value at, the . 98c ==- ini?- pviccd, low for fa'st selling, at EaCt.i i.. I —FTTT — $2.65, $2.98, $4.00 Boys’ fast colors; big range; made full, and tp r pleasing patterns at ' Crib Blankets, Teddy Bear and Bunny de- Each , - - signs; priced for fast selling at Boys’ pretty Blouses; ages 6to 16; btg range; 1 ? Each colors guaranteed fast; exceptional value QQp W Ladies’ I‘iber Silk Mose; colors, B-?own, Black prettv assortment of Hand Bags for Christ- and Beige; special bargain at mas; big showing; special value; C \ the Pair Choice---- 1/ •> Ladies’ All Pure Silk Hose; full fashioned; Little Beys’ All Wool Oliver Twist Suits; ages J colors, Brown, Beige and Black; qL 2 1-2 to 8; colors, Navy Blue Serge; J t gg exception 1 value at, the Pair Speciat value at, tne Suit 4^« j Beys’ Two-Pant Suits; sport models; colors, Ladies’ extra fine grade Ail Pure Silk Hose; Grey and Brown; ages 6to 16; a (£4 QC nhSfe'’! vfull fashioned double toe:, heel and foot; coi- Churchwell Leader at, the Suit ers, Brown Beige, Black and Grey; none bet Little Boys’ All Wool Serge and Fancy Mix- ter; special leader, at, thesl gg ture Caps; smart styles at, vW Pair , 8 Each tOL I -ot cf Ladies’ Ail Pure Silk and Wool Dresses; Lot Men’s Caps big assortment; broken lots; big range; no two alike; values up to $25.00; smart styles; values up to $2.50; (JQ 'SWto close out quick, we say, CO QQ Choice J W aM? Choice Dress at, Each | Silk Jersey, short lengths; staple colors; one . j yard wide; cheap at $3.50; Sale Price (TO 7 Men’s fine quality, round thread mercerized Per Yard 1 Silk Hose; double toe, heel and foot; colors, W Nay y Blue > Bro r n and B!ack; special 48c Bis Showing of Handkerchiefs for J’WVx value at, the Pair Men and Women Specially Priced for Men’s Pretty Christmas Neckwear; big range; Christmas Selling. See Them a^a-h PleaSinß 48c ° 98v Another showing of Happy Home Gingham ,‘ik Stetson Hais for men; big-ange; new models; 75c 1 F W [ cheap at $7.00; special value jg Another bigger and better showing in Felt . Bedroom Slippers; sizes 3 to 8; Men’s Mayo’s fine ribbed, strong made union Sale Price □Otr Suits; sizes 34 to 46; special value 35 Men’s Heavy Fleeced Lined Undershirts; T. a‘. Suit cheap at $1.00; dO„ _d_j] Men’s All Wool Suits; colors,- Navy l lue, Sale Price - * Greys and Mixtures; sizes 33 to 46; sn iri j ap Squares, Printed and stenciled pat- .i 9 ■ A s y / e p ° Ur reguiar $ 25 * 00 values; terng . size f eet . gg .i . J Men’s and Boys’ Mackinaw Coats; 30 Table loaded down with Men’s, Women’s and values; deeper cuts in prices for fast QO Children’s Shoes; big range; odd lots; assorted selling, at the Coat sizes; values up to $2.00; QRp Long-Sleeve Knit Corset Covers; fine ribbed; Sale Price *JOu S complete size assortment; cheap at 98c; Men’s All Wool Top Shirts; colors, Grey, Special Price ‘iUv Brown and Navy; cheap at $5.00; C 9 QC Boys’ Scout Gloves, with fringed Gauntlets; , Sale Price .• MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY W CHURCHWELL’S |g 218-222 W. Lamar St. Americus, Georgia THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER his family has been for genera tions prominent and influential citi zens. His father, Captain John B. Felder, of wide popularity, was for twenty years mayor of Americus. His mother -was Miss Lucy Taylor, daughter of Mr. S. K. Taylor, a wealthy and prominent eitizeu of Americus. Mr. Felder is a broth er of Mrs. Logan T. Williamson, of Atlanta; Mrs. Sydney Hogerton, ’or Chicago; Mr. Thomas J. Felder, of Paris and New York; Mr. K. Taylor Felder, of Atlanta, and Mr. C. W. Felder, of Chicago. After January 1 Mr. and Mrs. Felder will be at home at 305 Vir ginia avenue.—Atlanta Journal. Mr. and Mrs. vV. IT. Buckalew i have moved from their Lee street home to a pretty suburban place on I Oglethorpe road just outside the city, where they will here after re side. Mr. Buckalew continuing his business in Americus. Ray Cochran has arrived from Philadelphia Fa., to join Mrs. Coch ran. in spending the Christmas holi days with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Mathis, at their home on Lee street. Miss Mary Elizabeth I’asterlin will arrive tonight from Hollins to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Easterin, at their bom e on Lee street. Miss Mary Earle Allen will arrive tonight from Brenau to spend the holidays with her parents, Dr. - and Mrs. H. B. Allen, on Lee street. Mis. Frank Bryant, of Atlanta, is the guest of Mrs. A. B. Woodard, at her home on Furlow street. Mrs. A. B. Woodward, who has been ill at the Wise sanitarium at Plains, has cufficiently recovered to return home. Miss Mary Eva Gnosspelius has returned to her home in Columbus, after a visit of several days to Mrs. James Todd. J. D. Hooks is in Atlanta upon a usiness mission. I Miss Nettie Claire McMath, who is a student at Hollins, will arrive tonight to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McMath- pn Rees Park. Donotcdtchcold- take 5 ‘ SCOTTS EMULSION M - COP SHOT BY OWN GUN DURING QUARREL) OPP, Ala., Dec. 18.—Herbert Dorsey, 35, a policeman, is in a hospital at Andalusia, in a serious, condition with two bullet wounds in his body, and H. J. Burgess, a jeweler, is in the city jail charged with an assault to murder. The two men engaged in a difficulty on the streets. Dorsey had placed Bur gess under arrest for public drunk enness. The latter asked to see the officer’s pistol, and after tak ing it fired four shots, two of them taking effect. *. 1 ■ ■ - Lll " ,r Wc will keep open every night until Christmas to 9 o’clock. ANSLEY’S PAGE THREE Sure Relief ’ FOR INDIGESTION 6 BelGmms LJUwdMgiJ Hos water Sure Relief DELL-AN S ■ 25c and 75<t Packages Everywhere
