About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1924)
W® ML NEW OEMBNSTR.ITIBN ICT. Miss Cora Westbrook Takes Over Extension Duties in South Carolina County SUMTER. S. Jan. 25. M Cola Westbrook, Os America . Ga.. ..tips reached Sumter and taken ov the duties of county home demon , stration agent for Sumti : count'/. She is a daughter oi Mr. and Mi . T. B. Westbrook, of America;'-, and is well qualified for her new <luti s. ’ and comes to Sumter well re -mn mehded as ait expert in her line. Miss Westbrook has been *■** ‘■'gaged in home economics work i ■ various high schools in Georgia several years, she has not p: » viously done any of the hone d dnstraiion work, hut the work •• has been doing in Georgia i •- similar. Shi has just cm.i t • ■ two weeks home demm I .*:* i course given agents b. Wi>. imrp . College, whose exten .lep.rt : merit has general chai ■ id the home demonstration ■ i. in this t state. Miss Westlc" . i a gra 1- . uatg of Americus II ii 1.00 l and . of Georgia Stat* t'oilev. • .<r Wo ; men at Miliedgville, Gm and is a > ’ i*6tfng woman of phrasing appi ar ; ance and personality. She comes • \ well equipped to early on the home demonstration work in this county • and it is hoped that she will re- B ceive the cooperation in all see | — twins that such work deserves I Miss Westbrook is staying foi iBETTER THAN WHISKEY t FOR COLDS AND FLU ■ Delightful Elixir C.dlt d /x pi Medicated Will: 1,.'- I ■ientific Remedies Th-t Are ■Endorsed by Medical Ai-lhoi to Cut Short a Cold or Couch Due to Cold and Prevent, Com plications. I Every Druggist in U. S. In i structed to Refund Price While ■ You Wait al Counter if You Kr-DonG Feel Relief Coming in ■ Two Minutes. Illi Delightful Taste, Immidi.de ■Relief, Quick Warm-Up <ekasati.m ..f ■Ki Aapironal. the two minute <obi cuugh relieror, ;mt Imr i.itix. by ■tfwd, approved ■fecally elidor ie ami |' m - tt::. <• ; Ai 5 " ' i \ i 'You can get the most *'• w f° o( -I va l ue out °f wheat eating bakings that made from good ain flour. A depend >le baking powder must ■ employed or you do >t get the full nutritious lue of the wheat —nor 11 your bakings be as pal ble and easily digested. ,e same results cannot be I if you use Self Rising urs, which are improperly ked in porous sacks or s, thus allowing absorp of moisture from the air. 1 authorities and physi > agree that bakings that ot raise properlyare bad for h. Such foods are hard to t and in time cause stom rouble. srs who are interested in oper growth and health of children (and all mothers hould never use anything good brand of plain flour time-tested leavener such imet—the economy Baking t has more than the ordi ivening strength. It raises iking to its heighr of nutri lue. It is pure and depend o not look for a substitute— none. met and be positive of whole xitious and economical foods. <ED IN TIN KEEPS STRENGTH IN the present at .Mrs. Bradley's or., ; Washington street, but has not Ij ■ rated permanently yet. She succeeds Miss Cora Truluck, who resigned some time ago to ac i cept a position in a nev. ami larget as well as more luerativ field. s - FARMER GUILTY OF MURDER, MUST DIE S I OLUMBIA, S. C., Jan. 25.— f Wil liam I! Haiti , 36-year old ■■ faj „ untry was found guilt.'. murder of Aitbui I’edii ■ hbor, on November 23, ,-*, . I , court f genera. ,1 ' Wednesday. The ; nn.itica'i.’ carries r.en . mth by < Ir.ieuti >n I ut 1.. Smith L-ferreJ soiling ~ date of execution until Liter , :i :hi day. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS GUTTED BY FIRE ATLANTA, Jan. 25.—Oakhurst . Presbyterian church, situated at the i coiner of East Lake drive and Sec > ond avenue, was almost completely destroyed by fire of unknown ori ' gin early Wednesday morni-ig. i The flames were discovered by - residents of the neighborhood after 1 they had broken through the win- - dows, and by the time the Decatur t first department could reach the - ' ene, the blaze had gotten beyond s control. • >■ Os the 60,832 persons committed - to Engish prisons in the penal year ending March 1( 1923, 3728 were debtors, according to a London i I weekly magazine. any other cold ami cough remedy they have ever tried. All drug stores are supplied with ill*' wonderful elixir, so all you have o do to get relief from,that cold is : . .-tsp into the nearest drug store hand the clerk half a dollar for a hurtle <>!. .-'.spironal and tell him to .1 you two teaspoon fills. With your watch in your hand, take the drink al i,ne swallow and call for your money back in two minutes if you * aunot feel the distressing yraptems of your cold fading away like a dream, within the time limit Don’t be bashful, for al] druggists invite you and expect you to try it. F'. vybody's doing it. When your cold or cough is re lieved, take th e remainder of the bottle home to your wife and child ren, for Aspironal is by far the saf est and most effective, the easiest I,* take and the most agreeable cola and cough remedy for children a well as adults. Quickest relief for * atarrhal croup and children’s chok*. ing up at night. ad\ lashion Hint Id iT'\ \ ■ ' W” ■ ' y*4'U A 7 ' 7 \ V \ I : There are Burbanks of fashion, too. who "cross'' their periods, and mix their countries and their de signs. with strange and tascinating results. tier*- is Madame, for in stance. lookin'..: lilt** a Chines*' I i* r rette of I'oss.ok . straction, smil ing inscrutably at., th*, world, ami quite refusing to give u > the formula of her costume. Ihe Cossack tights the Chinese in this frock of grey brokado krepe with its gay red bows and bands of veltyn ribbon. Th*- side closing and the long close sleeves favor the wild riders of the Steppes, but Hie long straight tunic with its side slashes gives too Oriental a flavor to let the Cossack have it all his own way, ami out. of the melee emerges a most piquant en semble. The tunic, is collared, cuffed and bordered with wide bands of white fox. The fur col lar is happily removable, so that the interesting Chinese neckline may be shown. This is formed by a narrow upstanding band of the veltyn. and a feminine note is added by the looped bows which extend backwards with a dang ling "follow-me” streamer. There is something particularly charming about this combination of soft grey, vivid red, and Huffy white, which reminds ns of the red broasted robin, snow covered Christinas trees, hollyberries, and alt the other accompaniments of the festive season. Madame adds a touch of Western sophistication to the lure of the east in this cos tume. with a huge black satin hat which extends beyond her slim shoulders and entirely covera her mocking eyes, TO PROTECT NEGRO BOWLING GREEN, Ky., Jan. 2 ' Major Cooper Smith and 50 nicm •>ers of the local company of.Nakion il Guards, was ordered by Governor W. J. Fields at Frankfort today to entrain this afternoon for Glasgow to prevent the possible oecurentee of mob violence against Will Cham- a negro, who is confined in jail there. Getting Too Fat? Try This Reduce People who don’t grow too fat are he fortunate exception. But if you find the fat accumulating or al ready cumbersome, you will be wise to follow this suggestion, which is endorsed by thousands of people who know. Ask your drug gist for Marmola Prescription Tab lets and follow directions. One dollar is the price the world over. Get them from your own druggist or send price direct to Marmola Co., 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. By doing this you will be safe from harmful drugs and be able to reduce steadily and easily, without starvation diet or tiresome exercise.— (adv.) DO YOU WONDER? Asks This Lady, “That I’m a Be liever in Cardui?”—Had Been So Weak She Had to Go to Bed. Osawatomie, Kans.—Mrs. E. E. Keast, formerly of Illinois, residing here, says: “We moved to this state eleven years ago. and 1 had good health for a long while; and then some year or so ago I had a bad sick spell. . . . “1 got so weak 1 couldn’t go. 1 couldn’t stand on my feet at all. 1 had to go to bed 1 suffered a great deal. I was so nervous 1 felt 1 couldn’t live. I tried medicines, and everything; had the best 01 attention, yet I wasn't able to get up. I lay for three months, not able to do anything. “My husband is a bill poster and has circulars distributed. One day there chanced to be a Ladies Birthday Almanac among his circulars. I read it. and told some of the family to get me a bottle of Cardui. . . . “I quit all other medicines and took it iCardui) faithfully, and two weeks from the time 1 began to take Cardui 1 was out ot oed -better than for months “1 kept it up and continued to improve until I was a well woman. “Do you wonder that I am a believer in Cardui? I certainly am. And I am sure there is no better tonic made for women than Cardui.” NC-15! THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER SHILOH SCHOOL HAS HIE LEE MISES I Miss Pa l kman Expected to In av-jurate New Yea ’s Wo:!: There Next Tuesday A very interesting program wi .’iven by the High school literary' society Friday afternoon in honoi >i Robert E. Lee. The following program was remi cred: Song, Annie Laurie—by - * , ciety. Life of Daniel Web- tor, Eve : lyn Wellons. Current events —Smith Moore. Life of R. E, Lee—Doi i Pilcher. Jokes —Hazel Bridges. Au incident in the life of Lee—Ruth Still. Debate "Resolved that Franklin did more for the U. S. than Lee.'’ Affirmative, Mildred Wellons and Morgan Dukes, Nega tive, Laura Pilcher, and Horace Barnes. The decision was rendered in favor of the affirmative. After the program, the P. T. A. held their regular meeting. One new member was added. The P. T. A. is doing splendid work. It has been largely through their influence ,and work that the women and girls Domestic Science kitchen is being equipped which will be of much use to them during the summer. At the meeting Fri day afternoon, the ladies of the community donated several utensils that will not have to be bought. I The club girls are expecting Miss I Parkman next Tuesday at 10 A. M. I to begin her work for this year, at i which time her sewing class will en roll. Little Thelma .Johnston is critic ally ill with pneumonia. .Mrs. Frank Freeman after spend ing several weeks with her parents has returned to he home near Plains Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Moore has a very severe attack of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson ami children have returned to their home, after an extended visit to Madison, N. C. Homer Still and Misses Ruth Still and Hazel Bridges attended the program given at the Ryland, r theater Sunday afternoon. DAWSON LEGION WOMEN TO ORGANIZE CHAPTER DAWSON; Jan. 25.—At a r - cent meeting of the Davis-Daniel post of. the American Legion, plans were made to reorganize the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary here. It is hoped that Mrs. J. J. Newburn, of Valdosta, who is department presi dent of the auxiliary, can be se cured to assist in the reorganiza tion. ® ur ea U have the inspector’s vSf'' an< J ou r OK and they’ll get yovr OK. The double inspection insures the perfection of our Meats. SATURDAY SPECIALS Best Sait | 4 I Beef Roast 1 E Meat, pound xtv | p ounc j luL Pork Shoulder Roast 1 ‘7 P Pound* 11 v Ga. Loin Pork Chops 99r<> Pound Sugar Cured F icnics I*L Pound 14C Nash Meat Markets IN ROGERS STORE In Rogers Store Ihis Is Headquarters For good things to eat~all kind of CAKES PIES BREAD Try a loaf of our RAISIN BREAD, there is none so good. There is Iron in RAISIN BREAD. DOMESTIC BREAD Jladc in Clmoricus MODEL BREAD CO. BAPTISTS TO RALLY ; H LESLIE FEB. 11 \ Called Session of Friendship As sociation to Be Held in Church There .nericus Baptists as well as HLo.-e of other congregations witn , in the bounds of Friendship Asso i-iation, will gather on Washington's Birthday, February 22 at ' Leslie, where a called session of the asso ciation has been called to asemble. (The Leslie congregation will be I hosts to the delegates and visitors, I anil the session will begin at If; o’clock Friday morning, February 22. Dr. Car! W. Minor, of Ameri cus will preside. The meeting is primarily one ol the executive committemen of the ' association, and it is expected that every church the entire orgaiza tion will be represented by at least one delegate cither from its Sunday school, missionary societies or B. Y. P. L'., and many congregations will send representatives from al! i ol these organizations. A speaker of ability, whose name : is not yet ready to be announced, J will address the gathering, and the J managers expect to make the gath ering a rousing mid-year assocta ' tional meeting. WANT LINES TO CONSOLIDATE I 'WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—A bill to stimulate voluntary consolidation of railroads into a lit* ,ited number of systems, with com ’, petition preserved as fully as ,pos- Isible, was intre duced today by Strii ’,ator Cummins, of lowa, ranking Re [ publican member of the Interstate Commerce Comitte and one of the ' authors of the present transpi, rU ' tion act. NAIL REMOVED FROM LUNG; BOY STILL LIVES ( I MACON, Jan. 25.1—Doctors at the Middle Georgia Sanatorium yester- * i day morning removed q wire nail nearly three inches in length, from . the lower right lobe of the lungs *of 8-year-old Johnny Frank Single jtary, of Cairo, Ga. The operation ■was performed by C. L. Penington, wf ii*' other doctors looked on, only > tw, and a half minutes being re ■i'.sii'd for thi' entire, vnerqtjon. .». ■' A . : A 1 • i; -WwSW Jl' FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARMt I‘^- 4 k? V l l The Woman’s Missionary Society ot the First Baptist Church will hold a Ca c* in our store Saturday. If you want a nics home-baked Cake come early. Wheatena ?2c Package - . - Kingan’s Cream 30c Cheese, lb. . . Kingan’s best grade 1 White Meat, lb. . Quaker Oats 11 r Package ■ ■ ” 1 L Grits, Fancy 1 5 lbs. . . I i)v Tomatoes, ) No. 2 Can . . Sugar, Domino 10 lb. Bag - - Lord Calvert Coffee, 2Qo 1 ib. Can . . ' L Maxwell House, 1 lb. Can . . White House, KL* 1 Ib. Can . . Yr Eggs, T-7 Dozen . . . 3 v F sib’s!"“.’ . . 38c Swift’s Jewels TQ Shortening, 8 lbs. I 7 Kingan’s Pure Lard, (M CO 8 Bucket . Swift’s Pure Lard, CO 8 Ib. Bucket . *1 i Pond’s Lily Meal, YO 12 lbs. . . . OOC Idahome Flour, cm AC 24 lbs. . . . Twinida Flour, 1 24 lbs. . . .M J X Queen of Pantry, lm in 24 lbs. . . . M.IV Camel or Chester- i field Cigarettes,Pkg. 1 Prince Albert LTobacco, 2 for . Calumet Baking & Powder, 1 lb. . Pink Salmon,' / < ~ Li Ib. Can . . 15c French’s Mustard, i 1 F Jar . . . ||C |j Ask for your Coupons for the I Dishes - BfiSSS SSga.^ t ., ** w ■BBWSSWBm | -J, .1,, j * *W—— * M
