About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1923)
PAGE FOUR Society DANCE AT RYLANDER HALL DELIGHTFUL EVENT One of the most enjoyable af fairs of the gala Yuletide season was the Christmas dance at the Ry lander Hall last ■ veiling. sponsored by the young men of Americus. A number of out of town visitors and the college girls and hoys that I are home for the holidays added to the pleasure of the occasion. A I scplendid musical program was nr.-I dered by Dahlstrands Orchestra of. Illinois from 9:30 to 2. The chaperones were Mr and | Mrs. W. G. Turpin, Mr.-. J. W.; Harris, Jr., I>. R. Andrews. Mr .r d, Mrs. W. S. Ivey, Mrs. Taylor Lewis Among those dancing were M>- Georgia Lumpkin, Miss Clair. Ha - ris, and guest, Miss Frances Lan> ton, of Fort Valley, Miss Dorothy i Holmes, Miss Elizabeth Sheffield, I Miss Sara Oliver, Miss Hulet Hun: her, Miss Frances Sparks, Miss Nell i Hamilton, Miss Gertrude Davenport, Miss Ira Gatewood. Miss Mary Al-! len, Miss Mary Elizabeth Easterlin Miss Frances Easterlin, Miss Anne' Heys, Miss Lucy Simmons, Miss i Mabei Ellis, Miss Anne Ellis, Mrs ! F. G. Cotton, of New Orleans, Miss Elizabeth Council, Miss Mary Dud ley,, Miss Sarah Tower. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius McCleskey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ry lander. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lumpkin, Mr. and Mrs B. F Easterlin. Jr.,* and Mrs. Rudolph Wright, Mr. and Mrs M. H. Wheel er. » ... LOVELY CHRISTMAS DINNER SERVED AT SAVOY CAFE Many Americus people enjoyed the beautiful Christmas dinner serv ed at the Savoy Case yesterday when the food proved most excel lent. the service unexcelled and the neatness and attractiveness of the! interior the admiration of all. John George, genial proprietor of the case, in planning the case, prom ised to give Americus a first class case, and he has fulfilled every ex- — fiOTMEmJEMFNTS LOA^S - LOANS, LOANS, LOAN’S—Having a di red connection aha n’er.ty of money at the lowest possible inter est rate. I can sav<| you money on *“ an ’ and far » Umu - H. O. JONES. 14-ts —'— '—e ■ %’?• —* —- SAVE youf-FSfA they are .valuable. Rex File* j Transfer Cases 4id - tenets a*l Southern MONEY! MONEY—Plenty money' to loan; good company; good rates and terms. W. T. 'Lane & Son. g. t < LOANS on farm lands and city •property. Low interest rate. Loans promptly dosed. See S. R. Heys or H. B. Williams. Phones 48 or 52. WANTED—To protect you, your! family and your property. Frank E. Matthews. Insurance. 18-tf' FARM LOAN MONEY plentiful at cheap interest rate and on easy terms. W. W. Dykes. 9-ts. CASH-Boeks,- Ledgers, Day Book at Southern Printers—26-3t HIGH fcLASS Printing, intelligent! service, full line office supplie and utilities at Southern Printers. 10-tll-janl I FOR SALE—A-No. 1 Grade Reg ular Second Sheets, 8 1-2 by 11 iwhes, special per thousand, sl. ■ TVe Tijnes-Recorder Job Printing Department.—°2-tf. HOUSEiFOR RENT—Now occupied M by Dr. J. T. Stukes, Lee street. S. ■ R. Heys. 12-ts YOU think a great deal of your I business or profession, protect it; by using the best class of printed \ stationery. That means Southern Printers.—26-3t WANTED— You to know w e have choice Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Hog Killing?, Fruits, etc., for the holi- i days. Bragg’s Market. 14-ts FRUIT AND NUT TREES FOR SALE—Peaches, plums and pe cans, from Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries. S. R. Heys.f,-tf FOR RENT Two connecting rooms with kitchenette. Phone 232. Mrs. T. H. McGillis, West La mar street. 22-3 t WANTED--Old False Teeth. W pay high as $lO for full sets. Don’t matter if broken. Western Metal company, Bloomington, 111. —25-21 FOR RENT—House and lot 216, West- Church Street. Mrs T. N Hawkins. 24-3 t. - I AM DOING ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL WORK NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. Ido your work by the hour and save you money. Ask my j customers. They KNOW my ability. !(t ONE 3-4 H. P. MOTOR FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN < J. C. BASS, Electrician .A It. LfcPH PN E S 3 3 ■ ipectation of the public in his un dertaking. He received congratu ! lations of hundreds of patrons on I the excellence of cuisine and serv ice. , ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTEREST IN AMERICUS. The following handsomely en ■ graved cards have been received by relatives and friends in Americus: Mr. and Mrs. James Carson Hoff man request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their .daughter Ann Evelyn to Mr. George 1 Harris Gullet on Saturday. Decem ber twenty-ninth at high noon at the Leslie Baptist Church. Leslie, Georgia. The bride-elect is an unusually attractive young woman, being a graduate of Bessie Tift College and iis an artist of note. She has fre quently visited in Americus where she has numerous friends who will be interested in her coming mar riage. A number of lovely social affairs have been planned for this Ipopular young bride-elect, to be giv jen this week preceding her mar jriage, among them will be the love jly reception given by Mrs. Hugh Speer at her home in Leslie. Since her graduation at Bessie Tift she has been teaching school at Fayette. Ala., where she met Mr. Gullet. Mr. Gullet is a prominent young business man of that city, and after the marriage, they will make thfir home there. I Miss Carrie Speer spent Tuesday with Miss Annie Hoffman at her home in Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Arnold, Heys, and Josephine Arnold spent Chnst t as with relatives in Macon. Lewis Merrit has arrived from Clemson College, where he is con- > FOR SALE—Single barrel, 12 gaugr shotgun; good as new. raone Mrs. Gammage, 99. igidhrf hOR RENT—4S-Room house, No. 120 Glessner street, with mod ern euEveniesu-es, and in good-con (ditiflsr, possession Jan. 1 1924. H. JP. Watts. 1W WANTED—Pe-_ans, any slxe. Neon - Buchanan. Phone 337. —26->f FOR SALE—3S Goats. Most of them Angora. W. C .Alexander, Buena Vista, Ga.—2l-4t GOOD Pen Points, Writing Inks, Dating Stamps, Carbon Paper, Second Sheets ar.d all office sup plies at Southern Printers.—26-3t , FOR RENT—S-Room apartment in my home, 315 Barlow Street. t Mrs. C. A. Chambliss. Phone 451 IOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms; close in. Phbne 99. S. R- Sheppard.dh. PHONE 117—JOHN W. SHIVER for SCREENS, for home or of- 27-ts JOIN'D— The farmer’s friend, tried and true: Our Commercial Back : Band will please you as it has many Ot uP/, ln Sumter county. Well Padded; reinforced; locked on i hook s; wiU not pui j off; . ce() | nght. Harrold Brothers. 15-(s) ihOR RENT—College street apart ment: furnished or unfurnished. ■ - none 971, -22-ts LOST--Tan broadeloth -3-year-old child’s coat. Please return to Times-Recorder or Mrs. M. A. : Chambli Plains, Ga.—24-3t LOST— Brown bill-folder contain [ >ng two $5-dollar bills and three SI bills and University of Georgia ■■'■l' -tration c l. Phone Kenson I rindley, 325—24-ftt ILE-A.-E don’t bother me with the cooking; let’s go to the Savoy Case, famous for its food and neat i net-- 26-4t f GARDEN and Farm Seeds; fresh • tock; best by test, quality an<f quantity. T. J. Wallis, South Lee j-St. 26-ts, **<■ 1 OR SALE—One dining room suit; upright mahogany piano. Mrs. James H. Todd, phone No. 376. WANTED—Job as chauffeur or rouse boy. Best references. • Mresx Alonza Price, 412 Pine St. 26-2 t nected with Aie agricultural publi cation department, to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merritt on College street. • Mrs. Lon Gammage and children r.rc spending several with rel atives in Miami, and Tampa, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McPhaul of Doerun spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Linnie H. - Brown at her home on Harrold avenue. ■ . • Roland Broadhurst arrived from Detroit and Atlanta to spend the holidays with his father, Mr. R. S. Broadhurst at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Jeptha B. Bright left last night for Shelbyville, Ky., after spending several days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Turpin at their home on Taylor street. Miss Cecil Harvey has arrived in ' Americus from Atlanta and Com-! merce, Ala., where she has been for some time, to spend the holidays with relatives here. Miss Harvey has a room in the home of Mrs. T. Im* -dL** K KXIJ Big Values From Americus’ Busiest Store That Spells Savings To You fIZZ" • BleaChed | P | illOW C OA S ’ Boys’New Blouses, ages 6 t 016, guar- . ’ P 39c antLd not to fadei’special value 98c Red Star Diaper Cloth, 27-inches wide, t <4 i /fxTfree from impurities; special 4Q sell J. &P. Coats Sewing KS/Z’w value at, the bolt at, CJg A 4 Stork Sheeting, one yafd wide; hand- ‘ / fj kerchief weight; special value QQp Large, medium and small Pearl But- l -WT value at, the yard .ons, none to compare for less than 10c, T (df T Crepe Lingerie, solid colors, one yard °" r spe , cial at 5° ‘ fW J ( i wide, a range of best the card *1 :•£** the ad y“rd ßPeC,al . lUe " . 25 c *»£ “ovy Hose, complete size a*,-- y sortinent; our 50c grade, a lead- y j '-X' i Crepe Lingerie, one yard wide, new er at, the pair y (T 4 I patterns, showing a range of solid col- •. 3T or s; special values at, Children’s Nature Last Shoes, patent the yard UOL end tan special at’ (M 40 -k. "/y J Bloom of the South Batiste, showing a £ pa * r X U ; spec j Boys’Fine Grade, fine quality Sunday „ W- Cia va^ue the yard v Shoes, rubber heels. Came in today; a < y Pretty Kimona Silks, one yard wide ~ leader at, 40 { j i I special value at, the $1.98 the pair<Pu/tO q ah uz i c Men’s Tan Blucher and Bal. Shoes, al- J W ° ol M?’ One yard wide; colors so black kid bluchers, sizes 6to 11, all <1 1 -x' 1 r > navy, black and brown; spe-QQ„ have rubber heels; none to compare . J WUt cial value at, the yard OOL for less than $500; a leader at, (?9 40 Ut harm euse or Lingette, one yard wide; the pair tAA'TI colors white, lavender, navy, black and , , , , J ] light blue; special value at Men s’fine grade mercerized, round J [j jt the yard •3C . thread Hose, double toe, heel and < | - foot; colors navy, brown and black; i^-' -W- quakty Dimity Check Flaxon, 33 special value at, 4Qz* ide ’ ,peda,vaiuea ‘ 48c 4Sc nJn Iv MB India Linon, mercerized, soft finished, ladies’ Heavy Outing Gowns-just a . jßr.,Tte ’Pride of the West; special -}Q„ few left; special value at, QO jF value at, the yard j“C th « B° wn ■>- • KM ' f ?A = is. i; Ji ? n . e yar d W 'J® Dimity Checks, soft Special showing of Men’s Silk and finished; a leader at, IQ Knit Fotirin-Hand Ties, big range; a the yard I*/C leader at JO F T Q - One yard wide, soft finished Long each C Q -W ValUe at ’ 29c Men’s Dress Gloves, Adler make; real V y Tx tTTA the pair I -a- y Jne 1 able loaded down and over- a, ! '' folwing with Remnants. See them Wright’s Union Suits, for men; regular carly * Onsaletoday forfirsttime - t^ ice00;specialvalue at ’ $2 48 t Ladies Sport Hose, colors black, sand Visit us often. Your trade always Cordovan; a leader at, W appreciated. Mail orders filled Y p ‘ uv promptly. < rA- y B CHURCHWELL’S" B I l 218222 West Lamar St. AMERICUS GA ' I ’ri THE AMERICUS TiMES-RECORDER F. Gatewood on account of her home being- burned recently. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dean have re turned from Sycamore where they spent/the holidays with relatives. They were accompanied home by his brother, Leon Dean, of Fruitland ■ who will be their guest for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Milner of Atlanta are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cobb Milner at their home on Fur low street. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Matthews and family are visiting Judge and Mrs. William T. Towsqnd and other relatives at Cartersville, dur ing the holidays. .. „ • Miss Claire Harris has as her at tractive guet during the holidays, Miss Frances! Langston, o£ Fort l Valley, who is a school friend as Miss Harris’ at Agnes Scott. Herschel Argo has arrived from West Virginia to spend the holidays with his family here. Miss Louise Hamilton will leavi tonight for Miami, Fla., to spend several months with her sister, Mrs. William Gould. Miss Siarah Wheeler, has arrived from Clayton to spend the holidays with Mrs. George Turpin a.t her home on Taylor street. Miss Will Edith Riley has return ed to Montogmery after spending several days with Mrs. Heys Mc- Math at her home oa College treet. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan of Augusta, are holiday guests of his mother, Mrs. E. P. Morgan at her home on College street. « Mrs. W. A. Dodson and Miss Georgia Bena Dodson are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sparks and Bill Dodson, in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and [little daughter Elizabeth, of Thom asville, are holidays guests of her mother, Mrs. E. P. Morgan at her home on College street. Frank Harper, of Dawson, was among the out of town guests at the dance at Rylander Hall last WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 26, 1923 evening. • Mrs. Perry Clegg arrived this mornirig from Cordele to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Chapman, at their home on Forrest street. ■ ? z ,i Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Graham and family, of Macon spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. ifcraham, at their home in Brooklyn- Heights. YOUNG WOMEN DROWN V IN FRISCO BAY SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26. A man and a woman both unidenti fied, were drowned last night when as automobile driven by Victor L. Young, a garage foreman, plunged into San Francisco Bay from a pier at the foot of Powell Street. Young both his arms broken was hauled i. ouf with a rope he gripped with his i teeth. Young said he did not know | either of the two who were drown-1 ed. He said he met them in a case | dnd invited them to ride with him. j The bodies have not been recovered. t OUING BOY Ki Uu s h'iS SISTER ACCIDENTALLY LEEDS, Ala., Dec. 7-year-old daughter of Mi.»and Mrs. E. N. Smith was shot and killed by Rufus Smith, her 10-year-old broth er, last night while the -were having a merry hour in antici pation of the visit of Santa Claus within a few .hours, hilarity Ru fus tried to handle his father’s shot gun and it was accidentally dis charged. The mother had just re- home after a shopping fii ' ! 'acted with CARD OF THANKS I sincerely and deeply appreciate the assistance of each and everyone in the recent campaign of the Times-Recorder, and through whose loyalty and hard work 1 secured one of the splendid gifts. May the new year bring manifold happiness and blessings to us all. Mrs. Rl TH WALTERS The first determination of the velocity of light was made bv Ro mer in 1676.
