About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1925)
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 19, 1925 ty_ MISS ALLEN HOSTESS AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON A beautiful compliment to Miss LeiJA Bell, of Dawson, and Miss Louise Hannah, of Thomaston, fet ed guests of Miss Anne Heys, was the bridge luncheon at which Miss Mary Earle Allen was a charming hostess Tuesday morning, at her home on Taylor street. The tables were placed on the spacious front porch, where wall baskets and floor vases held quanti ties of beautiful summer flowers— marigolds, wall flowers, crepe myr tle and coral vine, effectively com bined, and forming a charming set ting for the lovely young girls in their vari-colored summer frocks. At noon, after the conclusion of SBAi uooqounj snopipp t: ‘auieS oq; served. The hostess was assisted in en tertaining by her mother, Mrs. H. B. Allen and Miss Ira Gatewood. Miss Mary Glover won the ton score prize, dainty handkerchiefs, and the honor guests were present ed with handkerchiefs. The guest list included Miss Bell. Miss Hannah. Miss Anne Heys, Miss Ira Gatewood, Miss Mary Elizabeth Easterlin, Miss Christine Brown, Miss Ruth Everett, and guest. Miss Helen Daniel, Miss Annie Ruth Ray, Miss Josephine Simmons. Miss Mary Glover and Miss Sara Oliver. ♦ * * MRS. BAGLEY HONORS MftS. JOHNSON AT BRIDGE Mrs, Sara Wilson Bagley was host ess. Friday afternoon at a most de lightful bridge party at her home in DeSoto, honoring her house guest, Mrs. Allen Simmons Johnson, of Orlando, Fla. 'Tables for the game were ar ranged in the living room where an artistic arrangement of late sum mer flowers formed attractive deco rations-—marigolds, zinnias, gladiola and wall flowers filling baskets and bowls. In the late afternoon, after sev eral interesting games were played, WHEN HAVE YOU HAD YOUR TIRES CLOSELY INSPECTED If you will drive around to the Quick Service Tire Company we will gladly inspect them for you and tell you what we can do for them in the way of vulcanizing them, which will give you much longer wear on your present set of tires. The Quick Service Tire Co. Lamar Street Americus, Ga. Let Us Have Your Orders For Fresh Cakes Baked Daily / '■ fc - >•, It T'nstes ns (.jfjod gg Lt J&oksl Have you tried our Cakes? If not- try them TODAY! B , Model Bread Co. Bakers of Domestic Bread Bus Queen - "•* , x • >22 O W ■■ ' « WW A filler \ x ™. ■ Miss Helen Schultz of Mason City, lowa, owns and operates a whole web of auto bus lines in lowa City. During a street car strike in Des Moines she offered to establish a bus- system of transportation there. a delicious salad course with iced punch was served. The guest of honor was presented with a silver card case. Invited to meet Mrs. Johnson, were the regular members of the club and also, Mrs. JJ. D. Moore, Mrs. B. L. Bothwell, Mrs. L. C. Summerford, Mrs. W. H. Summer ford, Mrs. E. H. Reese, Mrs. E. F. Ferguson, Miss Mae Luke, Miss Mary Wilson and Mrs. Harrold Har rison of Brooklyn, N. Y., who is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. F. Scarborough. Miss Louise Ertz.berger and Miss Grace Ertz.b- rger have returned from Atlanta, where tlmy were guests o/ relati-.es during the pail week. Mrs. Harry Parker. Miss Eloise Parker and Miss Mary Felton, of Montezuma, arrived today to be the charming guests of Mrs. Emmett Murray, at her home on Rees Park for the remainder of the week. Mrs. Frank Coman and interest ing little son, Frank, Jr., left Tues day for New York City, after a vis it of some time to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Chapman, at their home on Forrest street. They will sail from New York Thursday after noon, on the “Cristobal” for their home n Gatun, C. Z. Panama. Dr. Emmett Murray will leave Friday morning for Des Moines, lowa, where he will go as Repre sentative from Georgia, to the Na tional Board of Pharmacy, which will meet at that city several days of next week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ernest and children, of Portsmouth, Va., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gate wood, at their home on Lee street. J. C. Denham and P. B. Hopkins have gone to Cuba, where they will spend their vacation pleasantly. Mrs. C. W. Clark has gone to Tampa, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Herman Howard. J. T. Manry has returned to Lake land, after a visit of several days to his brother, W. F. Manry, at his home on Church street. Mr .and Mrs. Ed McDonald have returned to their home in Fort Myers, after a visit to Mr. McDon ald’s brother, W. A. McDonald, and Mrs. McDonald, at their home on West Church street. Friends of Hal Harris, will be glad to learn that he is rapidly re covering from a tonsil operation, and is at the home of Mrs. W. H. C. Dudley on Church street. The many friends of Miss Janie Lee Kent will be glad to learn that she is recovering from a tonsil oper ation. at her home on Jackson street. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Coker, Mar vin Lansford and Carl Lansford, of Miami, Florida, have arrived in Americus to visit their parents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Lansford, and Mr| and Mrs. Talmadge Crabb for sev eral weeks, making the trip by mo tor. Mrs. Coker is pleasantly re membered as Miss Thelma Lans ford. Charles F. Howe will arrive Sat urday from New York, while Mrs. Howe will remain for several weeks with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Howe at their home in Aston, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Howe have recently returned from a most delightful western tour through Califror.ia, Washington, Oregon and Canada, returning by Chicago and New York. Col. and Mrs. James W. Furlow and lovely little daughter, Peggy, who have been spending some time delightfully in the mountain? of North Georgia, at Clayton, have left Clayton and will arrive in Washington, D. C., by Sept. 21, visiting various points of interest en route. Sidney Howe has returned from a business trip of ten days to Mi ami and other points in Florida. Master Joe, Earle and Lamar Clements arrived Tuesday, accompa- Both Rogers Stores will be open all day Thursday from now on. lilneifrrfc? 209 Forsyth St. 110 N. Jackson St. if LET US DO YOUR GINNING! IT WILL PAY YOU g Farmers Cotton Sil CO. ■ - ■ || Phone 92 Ugll > TFIE AMERICUS HMES-RECORDER nied be M, . J. M. Ferguson to be •he guy-ts of their grandmothi r, Mr.-. M. Jossey, for the remain der of the summer months. Mrs. F< , ..iron will return to her home in York, S. (’., in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ansley, accompanied by Mi.-. Carrie Speer, Mrs. Charlo' Hale and Laura Mae Hale matcred to Leslie this after noon to attend the wedding of their cousin. Mi.-s Lota Speer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Speer, and Mr. Judson Cheeves, which will be a beautiful home ceremony, taking place this afternoon at 5 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Chester and son, Verdery, who have been visit ing her mother, Mrs. Allie Brown, left Monday by motor, accompanied by Mrs. Brown, for a visit of sev eral weeks to relatives and friend, in Sasser, Edison, Coleman and Albany. , ■ —, „ , , " Mr. and Mrs. C. E .PilcheY, HOG McGarrah street, announce the birth of a son. August 11, who will bo called Clifford Elmore Pilcher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Howe, of As ton, New York, announce the birth of a son, August 13, who has been given the name of Boyd Allison Howe. Mr. arid Mrs. Howe former ly resided in Americus, and this an nouncement will be of interest to their many friends there. ONE FREAK MEASURE ALREADY CONCOCTED ATLANTA, August 19. Al ready members of the assembly are beginning to cook up freak bills for introduction on the last day of the session. One senator says he will ask the senate to name a com mittee to determine whether a man with whiskers sleeps with his said whiskers on top of the sheet or un der the sheet. The piincipal wit ness will be Senator Wilkinson, •19th. TRIPLE SLAYER WEEPS AS MOTHER TESTIFIES RICHMOND, Aug. 19.—Young- Rudolph Disse, alleged triple mur derer, was described by his mother who testified in Hustings court here as a wilful, selfish boy who had con sistently been inconsiderate of his family. lhe 20 year old defendant, on trial for the slaying of Henry Grady Carter, who with Mrs. Vivian Tom lin Peers and J. Harvey Burke. Get Rid of That Backache! Americus People Point the Way. The constant aching of a bad back, The weariness, the tired feeling; Headaches, dizziness, nervousness, Distressing urinary■ disorders— Are often signs of failing kidneys And too serious to be neglected. Get rid of these troubles! Use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant diu retic to the kidneys. Hosts of people recommend Doan’s. This is an Americus case. You can verify it. Mrs. J. P. Braswell, 901 Elmo St., says: “The first symtoir.s of kidney trouble in iry case was lame back. When I ran the sewing machine, severe pains shot up from the small of my back and I could hardly keep working. 1 tired easi ly and everything seemed a task. 1 was nervous and became easily upset. Doan’s Pills cured me of the attack and 1 felt fine.’’ Price fifle, at ail dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy— gel Doan’s Pills, the same that Mrs. Braswell had. Foster-Milbur® Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N- Y. — (adv.) Mixing Rum With Our Codfish Cakes Billie Olf Hlig —S—£. itW Rum runners attempted' to smug glc 700 eases of whisky into New, York City buried in a load of salted codfish. However, revenue offi cers detected a smell other than codfish coming from the schooner Ellen and the bquor was confiscat ed. Richmond policeman, was shot to death on July 28, last, abandone 1 his dapper composure and wept bit terly as his mother testified. SENATE FAILS TO PASS EDUCATIONAL BOND ISSUE A'l LANTA, Aug. 19.—The temp er of the senate on the question of state bond issues for any purpose whatsoever was demonstrated Tues day afternoon when the $15,000,- 000 bond issue bill for higher educa tion by Governor Clifford Walker failed to receive the necessary con- CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the doctors, neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our sister and her husband. May God’s richest blessings be thine. MRS. J. A. MILLS, W. W.DAV IS, C. P. DAVIS, R. I. DAVIS, M. A. DAVIS'. 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This increased demand has sentstoautomobilebuyersevery- resulted in increased production where a neU’ measure vs value. *: I Wn ■BH New Price List J IE The Roadster - *525 The Coach - - *695 New and improved quality of equipnunl >•-** and improved quality of equipment-• ■ niffim tin *hed in a new color—gunm.•■?.! grey Duco. former price $735- The Touring ~ The Sedan - - *775 i■ *' llil ThnCniinp . 1675 Commercial Chassis - .$425 ine Coupe 0< x> Express Truck Chassis - SSSQ Ml ,^:'°.?;?. VeJ ’ *U ’’UCES F. O. B. R..NT. MICHtGAN . ."J Hudson’s Garage- 323 W. Lamar Sr 3U MARSHALL AUTO SALES COMF XNY Americus, Ga. Phone 436 Oi j a- i -alwfß j.* t\.. >._jc 4 '■ k itti iS Till stitutioryil majority on roil call. The vote was 27 for and 23 against. Senator Maddox, of the 20th dis trict, upon failure of the bill to pass, immediately filed notice for icconsideratii n. EXPERT WIRING REPAIRING SEE— J. C. BASS Electrician Estimates Furnished Expert House Wiring Repairing FOR SALE—One 2 h.p. 220 Volt Motor. 106 East Church Street Phone 854 SATURDAY SPECIALS ! We have values from SI.OO to $3.00 which we will sell Sat urday only for ' SI.OO The values now on display. THOS. L. BELL, Inc. See Our Window Display PAGE THREE TAX BILL BACK | ON CALENDAR ; Reprcstniatives Sign Resolution I Asking Income Measure to Be Replaced I ATLANTA, August 19.—When the house convened this morning u resolution was signed by Repre sentative Jones, of Meriwether, and one hundred other members of the house providing that the income tax bill be put back on the calen dar in preference to all other meas ures introduced. The resolution was referred to tin- committee on rules. The first bill taken up today was one which permits counties by a two-thirds thirds vote to establish a county manager form of govern ment. It was passed unanimously. The senate passed an amendment to the appropriation bill this morn- * ing which makes it possible for the national guard to go on special duty —such as relief work, and have its expenses paid by the state. i Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION water ■yr Sure Relief Bell-ans 554 and 754 Packages Evor/when»
