About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1925)
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 2, 1925 MANY ATTEND FIRST REVIVAL Evangcl’rt Spiegel Attracting Crowds At First Christ 1 an ' Services ‘ apm ity crowds arc attending the Revival services at the First Chris tian church which opened Sunday •’nd will continue through Sunday, wl 2 ; „ S ’■ P ‘ S P ie K el - evangelist l 01nt ’ Gftis conducting services. M1 - 3piegc] ig prom > nt in Rotary circles in the state, being president of the West Point Rotary club. night Mr. Spiegel <k -I'ered his message to the largest audience since the opening of the 'X‘ Va k - Hc Used as his subject: The Christian Race.” His subject! tonight will be “Climbing up the | Golden Ladder.” Miss Elizabeth Joyner, talented I daughter of the pastor of the First Christian church, rendered several vocal selections at the Tuesday and) Wednesday night services and will i take the roll as the leading soloist I at tonight’ sservice. The services start promptly at S; o’clock and the public is invited. Mr. I Spiegel will deliver a sermon each! night until the revival closes. Mr. and Mrs. Gr.-idv Kitchen.; ;.ie! entertaining a little boy visitor at their home, he arrived Saturday evening. E. M. Clapp and children, of! Byron, spent Sunday aftrenoon with his . fathej, J. W. CTapp, ' at thei home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wick er. ' I PA A Down BHIHk B < J gtr jr y £v > w .■ ’ ’ ~’ « >/ ON ALL >/ Jn SnaF - A g /j >- Men and Boys’ Suits ym .. Beginning Friday Morning Every Suit in the lj[/ff (rs f house will go on sale with nothing reserved Ir rs. We offer you al these unreasonably low prices at this time the best in Clothing that money can buy, in 3-picce Suits—Stein-Bloch, Society Brand and Styleplus Clothing. They need no introduction to the better dressed man. jr.» , Also real bargains in genuine pre-shrunk “Lorraine” Seersuckers, Silversuckers, Linens and Tropical Worsteds. At s , these prices buy a supply, keep cool and forget the heat. 7v r; :- H ft H I g SIO.OO Summer Suits for $6.70 $15.00 Summcr|Suits"for slo.oo| $12.50 Summer Suits lor $8.35 $25.00 Summer Suits for $16.701. SIO.OO Boys’Suits for $6.70 $15.00 Boys’ Suitsjifor SIO.OO I $25.00 Men’s Three Piece Suits for $16.70 $30.00 Men’s Three Piece Suits for $20.00| $35.00 Men’s Three Piece Suits for $23.35 $40.00 Men’s Three. Piece Suits for $26.70] $45.00 Men’s I hree Piece Suits for $30.00 $50.00 Men’s Three Piece Suits for $33.35 Make. Your Selections Now and Solve Your Financial Troubles i D. R. N DREWS, Inc. ha v clhl 1 4 Z vL M. - ■ . a' ■ * (5 C 5 Sr't WCi | some 1 • i fn \ Lamar and Jackson Streets •jz wiw.< the case < Americus, Ga. General Air view of Earthquake Damage in Santa Barbara whbbt . .j • l • : ■ ■ - A .t * - ' y * Oak" • - whoß® ' -t I • R3rjik. • ’ffw ■ j v' L W.A.. / - >l6l Ll-i** ' 1 Iw ■■U.• ■• ‘K azlr i s. *■ tb iMr Wf ' W wfaßo. Io This airplane view graphically presents the ruin wrought by the earthqu ike which destroyed the greater part of Santa Barbara, Calif., showing thd scenes along State street, the main thoroughfare of the city. In the foreground is the Californian Hotel,with the walls sheared off by the tremors of the earth, exposing a cross-section of the bedrooms. Rescue workers may be seen along the street searching the ruins for victims. Thfs picture was rushed to San Francisco by NEA Service cameramen flying in planes and was then transmitted to New York over wires of the American Telephone and Telegraph company., being relayed from there to the Times-Recorder by fast train. THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER PAGE THREE “MAKERS OF MEN’ OPEN AT DUDLEY’S FRIDAY “Makers of Men,” Kcjineth Mc- Donald's new starring vehicle for I J. “Bud” Barsky Productions, wilt ■ open at Dudley’s Theater 'tomorrow' and Saturday. The story is one of (he World War and its after effects upon man kind with the plot woven around a man, branded at. home as a coward, who risks his life on the battlefield tor the sake of his only f, iend: The time is the summer of 191): and the universe re-echoes to the thunder of guns. ■ Supporting McDonald in the Cast are such players of prominence - a - Chester Conklin, Bruce Gordon. J. I’. McGowan, Clara Horton and Mon ti Collins. The story was written bv 1. J. Barsky ami sccnarized by William Wing. It. was put ors the screen under the direction of For- 1 rest Sheldon, one of the most able directors in the film industry. As a whole the production is one long thrill, broken up here and there with touches of wholesome laughter. A iV ’ ,«c < > A Benny Lyon ’comedy ■rounds out a wonderful program for the Fourth. TO WITHDRAW MARINES FROM NICARAUGA I MANAGUA, Nicarauga, July 2. The local newspapers announce that the United States marines wilf * be withdrawn from here August 4. The first detachment of Marines arrived IB years ago to quell the revolutionary activities, and sinfuj then have serve da sa guard for thef; American legation.
