About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1925)
PAGE SIX ELLAVILLE Revival services are being con ducted at the Baptist church this week by the pastor. Rev. W. M Marshall, assisted by Rev. E F. Campbell, pastor of the First Bap tist church at Gainesville, Ga. Th? choir, under the leadership of the pianist, Mrs. Bessie Lou Lightner, is rendering excellent singing. The attendance is good, persons of all denominations being present at eaca service. _ Two services are held daily. Four o’clock in the afternoon and S o’clock in the evening. Rev. Mar shal] announced that the meeting will continue through Sunday. The following teachers have been elected to teach in the rural schools of Schley county during the 1925-26 term. County Line, Miss Ida Mott, prin cipal; Mrs.. Ed Childers, assistant. Concord/principal to be supplied, Miss Lois Cook, primary. Ebenezar. Miss Mae Echols, prin cipal, Miss Mary Tondee, assistant. Fellowship, Mrs. M. M. Wellons, principal, Miss Sue Snyder, assist ant. Glen Holley, Mrs. A. F. Owings, i principal; Miss Susie McCorkle, as sistant. Midway, Miss Sara Stevens, princi pal; Miss Brooks, assistant. On last Thursday afternoon, Mesdames W. A. Murray and T, W. Wilson received the members of the Philathea class at the home of Mrs. Murray. Plants added to the attractiveness of the broad veran dah where the guests were receive.!. Inside the living room the color scheme used was the national colors, United States flags being artistical ly arranged with red and white crepe myrtle. A guessing corniest ; 'On the States of the United States | was enjoyed, this being followed by I a presidential contest. At th.? con- j elusion of the program, the host- j WANTED WANTED —To buy old rage for used in wiping machinery must me of good size and prefer those free from starch. Clean rags of all descriptions will be bought and paid for cash. The Times-Recorder. GOSSARD The MATRIX PINKSTON These Corsets can bo had Women are already wearing only at this store. ■■ and praising this wonderful — " shoe. Ask to be fitted,—no Americus’ Dependable Store obligation. r S A L E*-] Il I ; The Pinkston Clearaway of ' ■I B ’ II * ■ I Summer Apparel i ■I Cjj Summer frocks at HALF, some at / •II one-third off —others even less and, in /\ J ECC / July, right at the beginning of YOUR NJp gRV j II summef season. ftSa || C] Ihe sale is only one day old, open- TO! MS | ed yesterday and gave us the largest 11 i half day’s sales in our history. Worn- | en came and bought—they are buying ’WSW I as this is being written (Friday A. M.) ’ \\ | but Pinkston’s stocks are large and se- \| I / lections are still good. Kh Ci] Every dress we own is radically re- duced—we do not carry over merchan dise, so every garment will be sold. You have learned to expect only new goods at this store and this policy will always be maintained. C| Come in today—tomorrow. Sup ply your every Summer dress need and j • SAVE! '' -l. K I* |* [~ "[I * Purple Hosiery is already at Pinkston’s $1.85 ] THE RUSSIAN BIG FOUR ■ Ba / ißf'iOh i 1 mHRI -WmHWK c*.. ' ill! • www—-Wlf ' Ir Tr JsKx. ■ raw wf \ - \ JRtaa ) .» The m mbers of the Central Ex ecutive of the Communist Party in Russia leave the Kremlin in Mos cow after an important meeting. Left to right: Stalin, Rykoff, Kam eneff and Sinoviev. esses, assisted by Misses Addie Rie and Mildred McCrory, served a de licious salad course. Those invited were, Miss Sara Strange, Mrs. A. P. Reasonover, Mrs. H. W. Hogg, Mrs. T. H. Stevens, Mrs. Albert Richard son, Mirs Cleone Colli: , Miss Louise Collins, Miss f.lildred Mc- Crory, Miss Addie Rie McCrory, Mrs. J. C. Moulton, Mi”. 11. F. Dix on, Mrs. Eugene Dixon. Mr-. Edgar Morrison, Mrs. .1. R. Jordan, Mrs. W. T. Hair, Mrs. S. A. Manning, Mrs. C. A. Pye, Mrs. A. B. Car roll, Mrs. J. H. Statham. Miss Mary Tondee. Miss Una T< ndee, Mis c Leila Williamson, Mrs. Howard Hite, Mrs. Morris Hill, Mrs. H. H. Heisler, Miss Lucy Devane, Mrs. M. D. Rerring, Mrs. Edwin Stewart, Mrs. T. J. Slade, Mrs. E. R. Jor dan, Mrs. Wil] Slade, Mrs. G. Tidd, Mrs. Carl Rigsby, Mrs. C. C. Vail, Mrs. Mamie Mcßride, Mieses Eva and Ruby Wall. Mr. J. B. Williams m and Miss Leila Williamson entertained on Sunday at a family dinner narty, that brought together a number of relatives from different parts of the state. The following guests were present. Col. and Mrs. J. E. Chap l man. Miss Lydia Belle Chapman I and Master Joo Chapman of Colum i bus, Mr. and Mrs. Wall , r Wiil’am ■ j son of Albany, Mrs. Molli - McCook I of Columbus: Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Sears, Mr. land Mrs. C. L. Battle are enter- I taining quite a party of relatives ] from Headland and Dothan. Ala., j who arrived Sunday afternoon for | a stay of several days in our <-ity. THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER 1 They are Mr. and Mrs. M. L. West, and Miss Hildreth West, of Doi han, Miss Henrietta Spivey, Miss Doro-I thy Adams and Mr. John Spivey of Headland. Mrs. Mary Lou Rainey and Mrs. John Hugh Dobinson received the members of the Fidellis Class of the Baptist Sunday school at then monthly social meeting Friday aft ernoon at their home. Miss Mil dred McCrory contributed a piano solo. Ice cream and cake was serv ed the following guests: Mrs. Ein Collum, Mrs. T. J. Harden, Mrs. Earl Carter, Mrs. A. A. Arrington, -urs. Irene Livingston, Mrs. Clif ioi-d Baugh, Mrs. O’Hearn, Mrs C L. Battle. Mrs. C. T. Rainey, Mrs. J. C. Hanna, of Orlando, Fla., Mrs. ’ • C - Williamson, Mrs. J. R. Hollo way, Mrs. S. W. Miles, Mrs. J T .Royal, Mrs. Curry Williams, Miss Mildred McCrory, Mrs. B C Cheek and Miss Myrtle Mott. The following young ladies from Schley county are attending the Summer School for teachers at the rhird District Agricultural College in Americus, Miss Mary Tondee, Ellaville; Miss Sue Snyder and Miss Susie McCorkle; Hopewell, Miss Ora Reed; Andrew' Chapel, Miss Lois Cook; Concord, Mrs. M. M. Wel lons. Col C .R. McCrory, Schley coun ty’s representative in the Legisla ture, who spent the week end with his family, has returned to Atlanta. Miss Mabie Parks, who has been employed at Oglethorpe, is spend ing this week with her sister, Mrs. Irene Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moulton, Mas ters Jamie and Frances Moulton, and Will Dennis Baugh attended the third district editor’s convention in Butler last Friday, and reported a most delightful occasion. The next meeting of the convention will be held in the fall in Americus. Mr. G. V. Cunningham, who has charge of the boys corn club work, spent a few days in Ellaville last week, en route to points in South Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Collins, Miss Bertha Williamson and Miss Helm Collins left Monday at noon for At lanta, where they went to carry the latter to the Piedmont Sanitari um for treatment. Mr. W. H. Collins, of Albany, spent a few days in our city thi week with home folks. Mrs. T. A. Gregory and little son, James, of Sylvester, arrived a few days ago for a visit of several weeks . to her parents, Elder and Mrs. J. M. Murray. Mrs. Mollie Cook, of Columbus, came down Sunday to be the guest for some time of her niece, Miss Leila Williamson. Mrs. Clifford Johnson left a few days ago for Birmingham where she was called by the serious illness of her mother. Mr. and M>s. S. M. Callier are the guests for a few days this week of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Strange, en route from their home in Florida to Russellville, Ala., where they will visit their daughter, Mrs. George Cleere. Miss Thelma Gettys spent the week end with friends at Hopewell. Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Dixon return- “Happy As Can Be” HOBO KIDNEY AND BLAD DER REMEDY “I can work as well as ever, and am as happy as can be, for my life has been given back to me,” writes J. R. Bryant who says he went to specialists who told him he had Bright’s Disease and they could do nothing for him. He took eight bottles of Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy and is ntirely satisfied. “Hobo” is made from an herb that contains no alcohol, no opiates,! no habit forming drugs. Lobo Kidney and Bladder treat ment will put you back on your feet in tip-top shape the same as it has done for others. Get a treatment of this money-back guaranteed rem edy at your neighborhood druggist at once. HOBO MEDICINE COMPANY Beaumont, Texa* ed the past week from Atlanta, where they spent several days as the guests of relatives. Miss Louise Rainey left last Wed nesday for Bainbridge, where she will spend several weeks as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Harte. Mrs. Lillie Dixon is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Wil liam Jones in Americus, where s’,-- was called on account of the illness of Mrs. Jones’ little son. Mrs. O. C. Hill and son, Byron, have returned from a week’s visit to Mrs. Fannie Cheney in Wynn ton. Mrs. S. C. Collins, Miss Cleone Collins and Miss Louise Collins- left Friday in their care for Jacksonville to be the guests of Mr. S. C. Col lins for several days. Mrs. T. J. Slade and young «-»ns, Jeff, Jr. and Milton, have gone to Concord to be the guests for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Car rick. Upon their return they will spend a few weeks in Ellaville and wiil then go to Bradenton, Florida to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Kennith ScheP and little daughter, Evelyn, of Chatta-I nooga, Tenn., motored to our city I Tuesday for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Williams. Before returning to Chattanooga, Mr. and Mrs. Schell will visit relatives in Ameri cus and Columbus. Mr ,T. J. Slade left Monday night on the Seminole for Braden ton, Fla,, where he has gone to make his home. Mrs. T. A. Collins returned the past week fro ma nextended visit to relatives and friends in Birming ham and Ensley, Ala. Mrs. Collins formerly resided in Birmingham. Misses Mildred, Sara and Kathryn Burt left Tuesday for Euene Vista, where they wil Ibe the guests of rel atives for a week. Mrs. Clint Johnson, of Atlanta, arrived a few days ago f> r a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. j Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murray, of , Anniston, Ala. ,are spending this week in Ellaville with their parents, Elder and Mrs. J. M. M;tn-ny.“' ' Prof. Willie Burt who is taking a special course in pedagogue;/ at Emory University, Atlanta, spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Ada Burt at her home near here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDowell and of Purity; fl ifw -- THE CERTAINTY M - that’s what the A & P trade- -XZ aS?' mark means to you! Convince yourself today—at your nearest A & P Store. LEMONS, Dozen . . . 29c Jelly Powder,3 Pk8 ‘ 25c Corn-Flakes K^ c ’ s 9c| ” LD Bc JELLO, . ■ . fl^° rs 10c aBBnMBHMaMKMMBaBHHBaHaBaMBMaMmsamBBHMaaBBKffiHHSaaanBBHMBMBV Iced Tea Glasses 6 for 45c SOAP, , 3 Cakes 23c LARD, Pure Hog, Lb. . 20c BUTTER, . Lb. 56c WHHamawjp ■ Strictly Fresh THEA-NECTAR 1-4 Lb. Pkg. 1-2 Lb. Pkg. ! Orange Pekoe, a. ■ ■ ■ India-Ceylcn MidtaiO Mixed Blends St ATLANTIC & PACIFIC S JUST AROUNDTHE CORNER FROM EVERYBODY A STORY W™ Un iriu -WM L?'3rair Ct wk jlaaLliSM 'T C 1 I tn £ J little daughter, Icaise, were '.he, guests Tuesday of their eoush . Mrs. | H. J. Williams, en rou‘2 ft am a| visit to Pelham to their home in Talbotton. Miss Georgia Hanna wr.o recent ly graduated at the Amer:cus Bns - ness College has accepted a po sition as an assistant it ths post office and assume her duJ?-- there Monday. K WHEN IS YOUR BOY’S NEXT birthday? /rA Mi ij® b j Give Him a Watch lIBIiU Watches Sold On Monthly or Weekly Payments -’SRUEH P«Magoa * Diamonds sold on Monthly payments. AMERICUS JEWELRY COMPANY, Inc. Phone 229 Wallis Mott, Mgr. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 10, 1925. —— - dA -» v*-*- A-- >• * I Mr. and Mrs. Oakles-s Dillard. |-and Mr .and Mrs. O Hjurr. ha t | leased the house recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs.. Junk and win in the future make it thei.- home. Mr .and Mrs. Walter Williamson, who motored to Ellaville Saturday evening for a week end visit to their father, Mr. J. B. Willi nr.son, have returned to their home in Al bany.
