About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1924)
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 17, 1924 LESLIE » The two Societies, Ciceronians and Lamba-Sigma, met Friday afternoon in their respective rooms to elect officers. The following officers were elected to serve for three months. Those for the Lamba-Sig ma group being President, Ruth Harvey, vice president, Daniel Bradley; secretary, Ruth Dupree; program committee. Ethel Barrow Edith Clifton, and Duke Daughtry; 'those on the Ciceronians being: president, Emory Cocke; vie presi dent. Hugo Bradley; secretary Tera Kinard; program committee, Miss Martha Weir; Evelyn Rnew, and . Sarah Lee Ryals, f Miss Gladys Taylor one of the High school teachers has been out of school for more than a week on account of illness it is expected she will be able to return to her work in a few days. Miss Sue Belle Cox, who spent the holidays in Fla., with her par ents returned to her teaching Mon day. She has the children of the second grade and the classes in Do mestic Science. ■■ We regret very much the loss of one of our school friends, Maggie Ford whose marriage with Mr. A. B. Perry occured recently. Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Johnson spent the week-end at Oglethorpe v»here Rev. Johnson went to fill his appointment with the Oglethorpl Baptist church. Mrs. T. J. Wade will leave Friday for Macon where she will visit rel atives for a couple of weeks. J. D. Bolton who is with the Smithville Bank, visited his parents here last week. Miss Addie Laramore of Leesburg is spending the week with her sister Mis. Horace Derisco. Rev. J. p. Daughtry spent several days last week in Alabama on busi ness. , Mrs. Parrott Poole and children of Americus spent Monday here visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G. Black shear. Mrs.. George DeLoach of N.'C, who visited Mrs. A. T. Johnson last week left Saturday to visit relatives near Plains before returning to her home. • Mrs. B. J| Ranew spent Tuesday in Americus the guest of Mrs. L. M. Hawkins. Mi’s. G. A. Deavours who was sick last week we are glad to learn is able to be upon again. Mrs. H. L. Speer was appointed by the Sunday school Sunday to attend the Sunday school convention that will asemble in Atlanta this week. ' THE STANDARD 1,000 Men’s Linen -Collars at 5c ‘Seconds” and Odd Lots of th best Collars, most all sizes in th> lot, plenty of large necks; Frida’ and Saturday each 5< Boys’ Union Suits at 98c Boys’ Union Suits, standard makes, sizes up to 16 years, fleeced or ribbed; Friday and Satur day 98c Misses Union Suits at 50c. Misses Union Suits, natural col ors, sizes up to 14 years, well made; Friday and Saturday, suit 50c Ladies’ Silk Stockings at 44c. Bl:»ck,* white, brown and glray lisle tops, heel,»toe and sole; the greatest value you ever saw; here Friday and Saturady, pair 44c Children’s Socks at 10c ‘Seconds’ of the 25c grade, all sizes from 6 to 9 1-2, black and brown; regularly 25c; here Friday and Saturday, pair -..10c 500 Pairs Kid Gloves at 75c Our regular stock has been thrown in this big bargain lot. Fine Imported Kid Gloves (samples) from one of the largest New York importers; every size, all colors; here Friday and Saturday pair 75e Men’s Madras and Percale Shirts at SI.OO Not one of these Shirts that ever sold for less than $1.25 and more than one half of the lot formerly sold for $1.98; here on big counter Friday and Saturday, choice SI.OO Women’s Fine Brown Sued e Slip s pers in the $2.98 Sale. These have jftft fceen received from the makers and are offered in this $2.98 sale. There are one hundred other styles for both men and women in the sale. The best Shoes in our house are now only - $2.98 Men’s 50c Knitted Silk Ties at 29c Fine knitted Silk Four-in-Hand Ties in about fifty pretty patterns, all the 50c grade; here Friday and Saturday, each 29c Standard Dry Good* Company Forsyth St. Next Bank of Commerce AMERICUS, GA. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Naturally • ’ • By Blosser (SEE’ I DD,MT I ' 'F fl SMDCkS.’ MCMJ Sy- ~ \ Z C - kMOWYouWZ. X -J "WINU. REAL UAPD-Jt \ ABOUT JAY, WMTYE? —Q, J; /ZoaxtS' VtL ' •' ' Gbw TO S:mccLz* y OMYES-r Q I WAT COAXES fl TTMOU6MTYA HECAWTCOOMTAT J TX MOW FAR CAM CAN COUNT* LETS’ i AFTER SEMEN )( kWEXUPOUIT' < ALL-ME ONEY CAM Ll/ INTA.W L \ ELEMEN. i VA count? LE’S- ) r SEENOW’OME- S £>< 9 COOMT=MERE COUNT To SEME^•= j AAWD" ‘ ' V MEAR YA ' TW-WEE-FOUR- L WITIE* L Pi W AFTER SEVEN / /XSL- 7 1 /. ■ r i W. lan . J SMv g\ • Jx '"Xhi JY**'"'*-’® • _ . > SALESMAN SAM . They Can t Blow Out By Swan , ( ~ri ZpftwGOiAJT- Wh TrVW c f out OF A \c - n VUE HM) THO -75 ft ' TOOF TiFEY ARE. 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Z«x?: THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley HOME B| •• •; jNg ffnAßMass shop u‘ ~ -ruPRE & PLAIN THIS gg TYA zZ?-" —A-% zz KJ’ r J— l = shuts' -X zajws W\*W\ ? GO ON-HOME ( „ wf <MI/> T\\ W OOW \ rl 9 e cSLj MARSHAL- OTEV WALKER LOST H'S HAT, STAR, AND ONE BOOT /Al THE RUMPUS STARTED BY THE ’four. Boys who recently moved /n the old » V BENNETT HOUSE ACROSS THE RAILROAD TRACKS WARREN WALTERS TO BE TRIED IN JEFF DAVIS HAZLEHURST, January 17. Jeff Davis Superior court conven ed here Monday. Jury drawing and other routine matters occu pied the first day's session for the major part. One of the most in teresting and sensational cases to come before the tribunal for many months will be the triai of War- We Weld Anything, Any Where Anv Time •* No Job too None too Small. A Trial i< all we ask. AMERICUS.WELDING AND RADIATOR WORKS 122 Jackson St. Americus, Ga. Phone 943 ren Walters, charged with the slay ing of T. J. Kersey, chief of po lice of this place on December 9. ; JURORS BAuK AT lASK OF TRYING KK. WOMAN PADUCAH, Ky., Jan. 17.—Select tion of a jury to try Mrs. Emma i Skillian, of Paducah, on charges of! accessory to murder growing out of j the dynamiting of the home of Mrs. I THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER ' • Rosetta Warren here in May 1923, ■ which resulted in the death of Mrs. . Warren and her unborn child, be |gan at noon today. Little progress i was made however, on account of prospective jurors stating they vtfould°hesitate to give the death pen- < 'alty to a woman. General Wood’s son /ays invest ing in Wall Street is Ms own busi ! ness. Ye, but it’s a bad business. 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 customers. They KNOW my ability, ONE 3-4 H. P. MOTOR FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN J. C. BASS, v Electrician TELEPHONE 533. 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Sold by Carswell Drug Co. Americus Drug Co. RADIO—RADIO—RADIO « Let us install one in your home today. What is home without Radio. Hear what is going on in the world. CHAPPELL MACHINERY COMPANY Pickard China, Sterling Silverware, Sheaffer Fountain Pens, Whiting Society Stationery. AMERICUS JEWELRY COMPANY One Price to All Phone 229 . Wallis Mott, Mgr. PAGE FIVE
