About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1924)
afternoon, march 20,1924 BATTLE REELECTED SHERIFF II SCHLEY Ethridge, Holloway, Jordan and Womack Are Commissioners Named ELLAVILLE, March 20.—1 n Wed nesday’s primary election here Oscar W. Underwood carried Schley county by a safe majority, polling 313 votes which the managers elect ed at an early hour this morning. County candidates who won, with the vote received by each are as fol lows: For Ordinary.—C. R. Tondee, 478. m For Sheriff—R. E. Battle, 284, M Eheriff Battle was opposed by " Leroy Carter and J. M. Strong. For Clerk Superior Court.—C. D. Carter. For Tax Collector—E. H. Mor rison, 331.—Mr. Morrison was op posed by J. R. Wall. For Tax Receiver—J. H. Hollo way, 295. Mr. Holloway was op posed by C. W. Snider. For Treasurer—V. H. Tondee, 245. Mr. Tondee was opposed by J. S. Moulton, W. T. Poole and U H. Rigsby. For County school superintendent J* L. Duncan, 300. Mr. Duncan was opposed Iby Mrs. E. R. Jordan and J. T. Royal. For Commissioners of Roads and Revenues—S. M. Ethridge, 448; J. J. Holloway, 425; C. C. Jordan, 315 A. C. Murray 375 and J. S. Wo mack, 451. In this race the defeat. ' d candidates were E. R. Hart and J. B. Williamson. For Coroner—J. M. Ellis, 275. In this race Mr. Ellis was opposed by T. J. Livingston. For surveyor—S. B. Halstead, 478. , TIFT COUNTY TO LOSE COUNTY MARKET AGENT TIFTON, March 20.—Tift coun ty isn’t to have a marketing agent this year. Action by the County Commis sioners in appropriating funds for this purpose was taken too late to secure federal aid, as all federal funds available for this work during the present fiscal year have been exhausted. 7/ealth QZints J by the father of • z> W Physical Culture BER.NAR.it macfaooen To acquire health which is the first requisite of beauty let the girl run hatless over the fields, clad in loose and airy garments; let her paddle her feet in the brook, and piunge, like Galatea into the surf, a white embodiment of the spirit ci the spray. Let her enter with zest into household employments, considering such work as play; let her join in sports and games with boyish companions, demanding no privilege because she is a girl, but never forgetting to be womanly. Lot her eat like Ceres’ daughter, pimple, natural food, the grains : id fruits of the earth, and quench her thirst at springs. By such a life she will inevit ably develop into a beautiful wo man attractive to all clean young men as a companion and play fellow, and to one of them who is complementary to her in mental and physical characteristics as a wife There will be no need for her to pinch herself in at the waist -p order to give her bust and hips the appearance of ripening woman hood for these will develop nat uraliy Her complexion will not require the artificial aid of toilet preparations, for beneath her skin will pulse pure blood of a bound ing vitality that is produced by a simple natural diet, which will con ceive with wind and sun to "hang ou. oeauty’s crimson ensign” upon ne lips and cheeks and charm the eyas'ot all beholders. a through her health, a girl can control her general attractiveness Slid need not be concerned about r.inor details, such as the color of a- hair or eyes, the size and shape o’ ter nose, the tilt of her chin, or nny other inherited characteristics, n fine personality, which is the natural accompaniment of a healthy. thoroughly developed body, can reform any feature or collection of features, endowing it with charm. Remember that the beauty of the whole transcends that of any part. Therefore it is that men are of‘en at a loss to explain why they consider a certain girl beautiful. Analysis of her features does not Ijelp them out. What has really • {attracted them is simply good Xalth Rosy cheeks, rounded 1 U an alert manner and a ii-innv disposition—all the result of nrtnr- ’ living—give that per naturu. all women de- sonal charm whjch , nany . ire. and to a. to tortures are willing to su. 'P even. . X CUT-OFF ‘ Ernest Coker and R- H- Stub - were looking after business > ests in Americus Monday. J. Monroe Wicker Miss Dannie, Mr. and Mrs. son Wicker were Montezuma shop pers Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Olin Holloway, of Andersonville, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Holloway’s parents, Miss Julia Stubbs spent the week FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Willie Uses judgment By Blosser C ASm' W W FOR, tl EL- | W A PAIR OP I VsoRS ; j a Pa ' k oP scissoss«=x ( u - c scissors- Iu- VZI yggffi’ SCISS °KS T use,A Z’Sfe. 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Mr. and Mrs. George Wicker were Sunday afternoon guests of M<. and Mrs. S'ewett Joiner at Green’s Mill. Leon Holloway, of Anderson ville, was looking after business interests here Wednesday. Miss Dozier and Hardy Cook, of Franklin, visited Mr ; and Mrs. V.’-t- THE WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER son Wicker at the home of Mrs. - A. J. Pennington Sunday after s noon. Clapp and Spraglin, of f Columbus, were dinner guests of - Mr. and Mrs, George Wicker Sun- "W OUR BOARDING HOUSE ’ " By Ahern iF harTiaa m'dear.-i 9Av? ZVaT HAGSURkiep '7 A BEAUTIFUL. MAiJGIOkJ y • ESTATE p- GO MAKIW \ ft TODAY AND INQUIRED GET V FALSE ALARMS . ! ABOUTTWE PURCHASE Zdoul SEE HERE,-A A KICK OUT" - I ALREADY, SHE j PRICE ’= Vineu -THE VwG igthe ouuY \ OP, HEP~ 'L doesn't PAY ; lAOUEY COMES FROM my r J A u c e t GET-TO SUES AG F aUYMORE i UUCIE'G ESTATE,! 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Mr. Ward r Mx. and Mrs; Reeves were Anderson ville visitors Sunday afternoon
