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Society
CASS-WAITES MARRIAGE
OF INTEREST IN AMERICUS
The wedding of Miss !><•: -t I . C, s
to Mr. Elmer Waites was a beliuti
ful event of Wednesday ’ (akin ■.
place in Fitzgerald. The follow
ing clipping from the'Macon Tele
graph will be lead with ini crest by.
hosts of friends in Americus wher"
the bride spent several y -ars. a
a member of the Furlow Gramm ■
School Faculty.
Os cordial interest to a v ale <■■■
cle of friends was the marri ’e ■ \
Miss Dorothy Cass and,Mr, Elnm
Waites which was solemniz I m
Wednesday at high noon at
Matthew’s Episconnl Church, R< ,
J. W. Bieker of Fernan i'n i. 1
officiating, using the simple Epi.
copal service.
The church was artisticalb doc
orated in stately palms, form on 1
smilax. The altar was ban'. ”.l
with beautiful ferns, and tall cot’
dral candelabra, holding w'
burning taners cast a soft g 1 ..”
over the scene. A beautiful wl : t‘
satin wadding boll show.----* 11
vallev lilies was suspended from
above under which the br-’d.-.l co ■
plighted their vows. On o’,’her f -i 1 .
of the altar were white cm: cent on
ta’l white nedestra’s an ' I ■>»
boro white burning t.'"’
Preceding the murri ■ ' ■
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Tivn-odi" 4 "’v •M + e- the wedding
nr,, pnd M"s Waites
C, a > ,’• .’.fC-i *, n. to a n,
-db.-' ..'ints of interest in
’ C- : ■ fter which tl
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A ’■qnrjn’ ” of* own P* l ] 1 •
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Poole. Tr Mrs Ruth Cry-- "
Vir c '*nm AToi-e'9'"'d. end P‘‘■*
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»NV’TAT*OM PT "fYf 7 ! TO
PAYNr. KTNCPV "' , *.PP’A Z 'F
T’-o pnr l ro?x'liin' l- rnTinw of Mr.
Herbert Kmmv t" Miss Sn.rn F.Hm-
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Ar«. you aware that at the
birth of your child you could
tah.e a life insurance policy
which would mature at the a. ,e
when the child would be ready
for college? Well you cat) do
this and thus make certain that
you will have sufficient fund <
for educational puipo It’
a fine idea for you and the
child, too. Coni" in and talk it
over.
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• ' ■'‘"•A- 5 n ; eager of (he ’t
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! ■ been receiv- 1 i
''! j- Vmr >;c fronds: !.1
L i . r.'.<n D.’iyne. rp.l (
- H e hom.r of your presence I
M the m,,- of b , ~ d;U!J , Wcr {
hr- El " both to Mr. Herbert I I
T*U"m;s- Khneey, on Tuesday afCr- .
' fi> 1 of S®ptember, nine
i b n 'rod and twenty five, nt
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<• -r,' yn’v,;. Alabama. ' 1
y...... niivoy rn( i Carr Glov-i s
e M . Jr . wil bo among those from ;
Americus attending the wedidng, s
A 1 ” Giovcr to net as one of the
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Thn nnn'’r»< n4*» tb n TYinr- |
v.'vn f ‘ ''•Vy--.-. 3 n Guni’yv to i
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tb' this cnmmuvit XT .
T’p pormnnyc v*'s j t
Q r m f h Ixr nfterpnnn nt tbrnn o’clock i j
nt i’:? homo of T?nv. F T. Moore, on I ■
TTnrrc’- 3 n.VOTWP, in tb.P PPPSPnCO O '|
•’ smnll of rp’ntivps . and >1
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. r,.. r>. M:er e- wel known in end ’
n ■■■ Am ri ui where he has lived 11
rractiealv all of 1 ,->r lif . n nd pos- j|
sc e os plec'-v «.- personality and j
lendi l character nd ;ch have on- I
deared h r to a wide circle of
friends.
?Tr Parker is popular and w 11 i
'norm in 1 ■•■•/in circles of Amor- |
levs, and is the mnmiger of the
V/'indsor Pool room.
Mr. end Mrs. Pnr'-or will bo at'-
■<:me to their friends at the rest-1-
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FOR SALE
'BARGAINS—One hay rake, mower,
Case power bailer, Dela Vale sup-: i
1 arator, one g/tist mill, one feed 1
I grinder, ore home light plant, and '
•everal gasoline engines, various H
sizes. F. G. Beavers, —21-ts.
FOR SALE—WeiI improved thirty-11
five acre farm, with six acre pe-T
can nursery, fifteen thousand bud- 1
ded Schley-Stewart; seven thous
and ready for sale. R. L. Stapleton,
Weston, Ga.—3-20t
FOR SALE—Cable piano; as good'
as new. Will give terms W. H.
I Cobb, phone 800. —4-ts.
I FOR SALE—Keifer pears. Pltone i
i 845.—21-6 t i
FOR Qi It K SALE, CHEAP
Oue breakfast room suite; refrig-
I'rator; four-burnei oil stove; Shot
i land pony; 100 Rhode Island’Red
chickens. Call G. A. &W. G. Tur
pin.—21-3 t
FOR SALE—Gas rar,ge in first class
condition. 118 Hampton St.,
phone 574.——22-3 t
FOR SALE GR TRALE
Brand new Ford Coupe, only
driven from Rylander’s to our,
show rooms. W. G. Turpin &
Co. —24-2 t
Twelve states still allow children
umh.r Id to work more than eight
hours a dav.
Ninety per cent of the cloves
us d in the world come from Zan
zibar.
You may keep the children from <
'taking marks on the wall paper by, i
hanging it on the ceiling.
I denccr of Mr. Parker on Forsyth
i street.
T: .< o Erwin, who has beenjfcpend
cmc time in pampa,‘Fla., has re
turned to Americus for a visit of
. ten days.
Miss Massie L»ne, returned
■ Sunday from Waycross, where she
I was delightfully entertained as the
I attractive guest of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and
"ttle daughter, Barbara, have re
turned to Valdosta, after a visit
of several davg to his parents, Mr.
and M 's. J. W. Harris mi Brooklyn
Heights.
Mrs. R. •£. .McNulty has return
ed from Daw. on where she was the
-••nest of her niece, Mvs Louise Me-1
Nulty. ~
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Abel! motored '
to Macon Saturday to be wek-end 1
guests of relatives, and were ac-1
companied home Sunday by Miss j
Lillian Pouncey, who has been visit-1
irg relatives m Macon forseveral !
weeks, and also Mrs. Z. H. Gilreath ’
and young son. Z. IP. Jr., who w’d !
be guests of Mr. and M v s/ C. B.
Pouncey at their home on Church
street.
Dozier Ab-'ll spent the week-end
with relatives in Macon.
Airs. T.eon H. Brooks, of Tampa, |
Fla., is the guests of her parents. !
Mr and Mrs T P. Cannon, at th-ir i
tome on T amar street Fbo was a p -
■ nmp.nnied bv h- 1 ’ little brother. T :
l'. C.-i'inc.r v.’ho 1 as been bor r,"?ns+
■ o' several weeks at her ham 1 in
Mr- Edua McGill, o* Dswson I
• n- the week-'nd with her lavr’,
;■■!'. Mr. . C. D. M'.-Gill, -.1 Me home
■•< Air and Mrs C J Williams, n t I
■ bone on Barlow stret
Mr,--, J. P Cannon and Mrs !
i ■ ■ Bro'.il.s are sp- ndim. several!
Mr ■ Can m’ ■ sist< r, V ■
C. W. Dosb r. in Rochelle.
Airs I. M. Jone-, of Macon ar- !
lived this morning to ], e t] l( . <r UC . s t j
of her lirothei Cldof J. T, Bra "'g !
mid G. M. Bragg.
Tl. i M ; tiy fr/ mh- of E-. ■
Brr.sw 11 will ] l;lril thi-t '
she left Tbi’: d.r, f,.r Mi nil:, Flm
Ida. where .!. ■ ha- ■ r< opted a r. ■ :
ponsible position
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|)l f)PERA ROUSE
Today and Tuesday
“Wandering Husbands”
Featuring James Kirkwood and Lila Lee
I Lulls. Drama—lhe kind of “Married Life" Story You’ve
Been Waiting For.
A Larry Semon Comedy
BIG PICTURES AT LITTLE PRICES
! CLASSIFIED RATES §
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This size type, first in- i
j sertion. 2c per word. Each <’
j consecutive insertion, 1c {
; per word. ,
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IThis size type, first in- <
sertion, 4c per word. Each ;
consecutive insertion 2c (
per word- ;
No display space will be
sold in the classified col- <
*> umns. ',
WANTED
WANTED—Every one to drink
Flint Rock Ginger Ale for an
appetizer—before snd after meals
5c per bottle. Or sale at ail gro
cers. ie_tf
SALESMEN WANTED Experi
enced, for lubricating oils, house,
bam and roof paints, greases, lin
seed oil soaps, etc. Contract worth
?4000 to SSOOO yearly to men of ox
perience who are willing to work
The United States Oil Co., Cleve
land, 0hi0.—22 -Lt
WANTED TO RENT—Two or
three roon. furnished apart
ment or small house in desirable
location. “Apartment,” c|o this
paper.—l9-tfdh.
Leaving footprints on the sands
of time is. considered harder than
leaving fingerprints at the police
station.
THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER
several weeks to Mrs. Rhodes Good
rich, in Anniston, Ala.
Mrs. Walter Taylor and children
of Valdosta, are guests of .Mr. and
Mrs. Herschel Taylor at their home
on Brown street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McAfeo,
of Albany, were guests Sunday as- i
ternoon of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. JJ. M. Oliver, at their iom?
on Felder street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hambrick, and
baby daughter who have been mak
ing their home in Americus, where
he held a positftn with the Times-
Recorder, have gone to Athens
where Mr. Hambrick has acepted
a position on the .Athens Banner
Herald.
NEV/ TRIUMPH FOR
KIRKWOOD AND LEE '
“Wandering Husbands ’ Shows
Popular Stars at Their Best
The Kirlfwood—James Kirkwood,
and Lila Lee—can give rncli other
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: ■ •' ‘t 'ti !li< back for their work
lin “Wandm-ing Hus. nds,” which
i mened today at J": Iley's Tlu-n:;•••.
. I'or they do some <• ceihmt work
iGi ory-' .-nd Diana .'i•::. iand. whos
!mm ital shin hbs th< i- .-ks, AHth,.
I trouble starts beenof fioo;-.
ttractiofi foi . , .
I'itliM :: Is ::■■!' ..Us: u.d back by i.be
IJe method of 1 aving him find
out :... h< lave ■ ■ mor lan i i :
ii'.’rl. .'-’.he Jo s thi by bringing
’ o .1. a life and dealh •ri is ■ i
I which only one woman can bo sav-
I cd. Her husband choos''s her.
James Kirkwood as the husban I i
Keer: w mwiuhb .<wMsvsk«.*u,Mu I
MISCELLANEOUS
FARM LOANS—Atlanta Trust Co.
money. For application, see R-
L. Maynard or P. B. Williford.
—l-tl
THE AMERICUS BUSINESS
College is in operation; morning
afternoon and night. Mias Lilliai
Braswell, President. Merritt Bldg
NOTICE!
On September first we will move
to 118-120 Cotton avenue, the
store formerly occupied by Bol
ton Brothers and colored drug
store. Telephone No, 224.
BARKER GRO. CO.
—Toseptl
Next Coral Gables Bus leav
ing August 25, next Tues
day. Phone 337. Neon
Buchanan.—l9-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Bes| apartments in
Americus; desirable locations.
Jno. W. Shiver. —29-ts.
FOR' RENT—Seven roon; house
119 Jefferson St.; modern con
veniences. J. H. Cameron.
—ls-tf
FOR SALE OR RE^T— My home
and farm; also 1 gi'irt mill and
Fairbanks-Morse engine- Mary F.
Hall, DeSoto, Ga.—24-It
FOR RENT—6-room house, 120 E.
Glessner St.; all modern con
veniences. H. D. Watts.—21-ts
When the Gibson Girl Was ‘Miss America’
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NEW YORK, August 22.—Those <
wild young people when mother was
a girl! (
■Ji'. l imagine, the comment around i
th- front porches when the papers ;
came with pictures hot from a 1
motrojiolit'in showing st;m- ]
n;cr revelry on excursion steamers 1
down at New York.
V> hat were the tiipes coming to, ;
anyhow? With girls rigging them- ■
selves up just like the Gibson Girl •
covers of the fashion magazines, i
pompadour.n.g their hair, raising ,
their skirts until they didn’t touch ]
the ground at all, wearing those ;
bob-tailed jackets with puffed (
sleeves and dancing without shame i ;
in the open air before a crowd of!
and Lila Lee as the wife, little Mu
riel Dana as Rosemary, and Mar
garet Livingston as Marilyn Foster
do some excellent acting. Others
in the supporting cast who are good
are: Eugene Pallette, Turner Sav
age, George Pearce and George '
French.
This picture is for everyone who
is interested in the divorce ques
tion, or the problem of marriage.
It is a gripping story of real people.
FROZEN NEWSIES BAND
LONDON . London Newsboys
who have suffered frozen fingers
while selling papers have banded to
gether in the “Kicker’s Society.’’i
The name of the strange organiza
tion was derived from the newsboy '
who originated the idea—James I
Kicker.
Every man is entitled to life,!
liberty and a few hours of loafing, j
SUMMER COLDS J
are lingering and annoying. I
The very first night apply
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Ot’ey 2Z Jars, Umd Yearly
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~ ~~' ' ȣ>' grocers can supply you
~~ .i-ttf** n’t STnuine Banquet Orange
- ' I■*1 ■* xekoe Tea in the air-tight
£a wl ■ Tpp-// .-T~~L_ MmaF orange canisters. If not, write
wRIiMB/WywS 8p ~~~P*?t' /-— 71 ' :*>*' fi’ r " < '‘I s:in: plc and our booklet,
~ '2~ " -r-‘tr»' ■■? .' un^crtu l Flavor,” and
'■ ‘ BKg®jL • P'vc name and address of your
■!.“-- nF dealer. Teapot coupons in all
“ffllF i T“~ — packages (except toe size)
yfo‘l X. j explain how you may secure
tffflti 1/\ :'s2T==Ls. - r — *“ c Banquet Percolator
■ J / P I er.pot.
iflfr—""" 1 How the parched f hroat longs for the tall, cold glass
v . „. .. 1 ot ,ce “ tc^— the summer-time drink that actually
Your enjoyment of Banquet quenches thirst l 1
Orange Pekoe Tea will be keener
jJe y p O r U e P K Bf. how much more delightful when the glass
,<7mETAL t“a Kmin'X k ? ' > ! - The delic . atC
delicate flavor. Allow half a J, 1 1 HP.J ai uHV tiBlC ( I day OT night VOU’ll
find n ? s ;ri-.fying-no more pleasing bever-
water on the leaves and steep «t{yC tliail tills fIPCT tea.
tl ree or four minutes—NO
LONGER. Remove leaves from .■ t. . -
the tea after brewing. If iced xd<. y p\ t - k< .. Baliifoorc, Md.
tea is desired, nut into bowl or I 'l^Grlers t Diende) j and Packers
pitcher to cool,, then into glasses
with crushed icc. Make fresh
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strangers.
The accompanying photograph,
dusted off and rescued from the
forgotten shelf of a quarter century
ago, tell its story of way back bet
ter than any words. The bustle
had succumbed to progress and
times could not get much wilder.
If you study the position of the
musicians’ fingers, you probably j
will discover they were playing I
“Coon, Coon, Coon, I Wish My j
Color Would Fade.” Certainly it j
was some of the “ragtime” which I
preceded jazz in popular favor and j
abhorrence. Alas, they didn’t ’
dance the pretty old square dances '
any longer.
And don’t forget that the derby- 1
Throw yourself away and you
won’t like the place you land.
WHEN YOU WANT THE QUICKEST
SERVICE ON VULCANIZING,
COME TO US
We give you good, quick service as well as
first class work. Drive around to the Quick
Service Tire Company and let us look over
your tires. We can save you money on
vulcanizing those tires.
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Quick Service Tire Company
Lamar Street Americus, Ga.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 24, 1925
hatted gentlemen, in and out of the
orchestra, could be counted on to
slip away from their ladies when
the boat touched shore and quaff a
tail-stemmed glass of beer behind
the swinging door.
But in all the years since the
photographer recorded this scene,
the fundamental heart of the crowd
has remained pretty much un
changed.
The excursion boats run every
every summer up the Hudson and
out to Coney Island. The musici
ans still strum their harps and saw
on their fiddles. The girls* still
dance. The sideliners gaze. The
old folks shake their heads.
I Never cry over spilled milk. Keep
a cat to lick it up.
