About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1925)
PAGE FOUR @ (p & ® if ;y 1 MRS. GLOVER HONORS MRS. LAWRENCE CHURCHILL AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. Lawrenece S. Churchill, the charming guest ot Mrs. Will Green Turpin was the central inspiration of the beautiful bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Carr 3. Glover this morning at her honv> on Taylor street. Mrs. Churchill is so pleas antly remembered in Americus where, for a number of years, she resided when Major Churchill was rtationed at Souther Fie'd. The handsome Glover home was unusually lovely on this occasion with quantities of pastel shaded 'flowers forming decorations in the rooms where the guests were enter tained, exquisite flower jars and copper urns holding clusters of pink land lavender asters, zinnias, and t>hlox combined with coral vine. After several interesting games of bridge luncheon was served at the prettily appointed tables. Mrs. Glover was assisted in enter taining by Mrs. B. R. Boyd. Invited to meet Mrs. Churchill j were Miss Louise Marshall, Mrs. W. C. Caye. Mrs. E. B. Everett. Mrs. Cobb Milner, Mrs. C. H. Burke, Mrs. E. L. Eldridge, Mrs. Walter Rylander, Mrs. Dick Brinson, Mrs. Lovelace Eve, and Mrs. John Council. * * * MRS. PARKER HONORED AT MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A beautiful compliment, and com ing as a delightful surprise to Mrs. Roy L. Parker who will leave next week for Columb to reside, was the miscellaneous shower given by the members of her forty-two club and a few additional friends at the. home of Mrs. Oscar English on Lee street Wednesday morning. Throughout the reception rooms where the guests were entertain ed, an artistic arrangement of aut umn flowers in the lovely shades of yellow were used as decorations, golden glow, acacia, marigolds, and wall flowers effectively combined. At twelve o’clock a delicious sweet course was served, and Mrs. Parker was presented with an at-, tractive basket filled with many lovely and useful gifts. Mrs. English was assisted in en-' tertaining bv Miss Mary English and Mrs. Fred Elder. The guest list included Mrs. Roy i L. Parker, Mrs. J. W. Chambliss. Mrs. W. T. Collins, Miss Mary English. Mrs. B. E. Turner, Mrs. Fred Markette, Mrs. A. P. Bailey, ; Mrs. C. J. Page, Mrs. S. R. Stevens, Mrs. W. H. Hartzog, Mrs. Zach ChPeers, Mrs. W R Jackson, and Mrs. Harry Wilson. • * * Friends of Virgie E. Holman, of Leslie, will be glad to learn that she is doing nicely at the Plains hospital, where she underwent an operation Tuesday morning. Hon. Perry B. Wall, mayor of Tampa, Fla., was in Americus a few hours Wednesday. He is a native Georgian and has friends here. He expressed the greatst faith in the coming prosperity of this state to those with whom he conversed. Mr. and Chas. Lingo will leave Sunday morning for Tapma, Fla., where they will make their home. Mr. I Jngo has accepted a position with the Florida Awning and Shade Company with headquarters in Tampa. Mrs. J. A. Collins and Mrs. D. N. McArthur, ‘of Blakely, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McArthur at their home on Lee street for a few days. Wesley Lester, of Atlanta has arrived in Americus, having been called bv the critical illness of his fathea, Mr. J. W. Lester, at his home on Jackson street. The manv friends of Mr. Lester will deeply lVs»tch Yn’«r Frail, Punv CHM G-nw Strnnn-Tak** on Weight Tn ju°t a few days—quicker than you ever dreamt of —these wn-d'-rful flesh making tablets call ed M-’Cov’s Cod T iver Oil Com pound Tablets will start to help any weak, thin, undrenourished lit tle one. After sickness and where rickets are suspect'd thov are especially valuable. No need to give them p- v more nasty Cod liver Oil these tablets are made to take the | place of that good but evil smelling. ' stomach up- -tt : ”T medic no and they surely do it. They do put on i fieri). As’; Nathan Murray, Drug' T ' Howell’s Pharmacy or any good' il u'g st for McCoy’s Cod Live, Oil Compound Tablets as easy to take a- candv and not at all ex pensive—60 tablets 60 cents. Bo sure and g t McCoy's, thr or’ginal and genuine and give the chi'd a chance for 30 days. If yoi ar n’t del’phted w : th results yoi get your money back. Schoolma’am a Hit on Screen _ - - - 1 - 11 * • A * *' ' ’Wmmn AmMO > • AwMAi VV V V V k' V k 1 Jm\NW -Almu 111111 W • '' Jilin hMa ■ . 1 t iFh ■ I r IL -fnVii ilffi. Mi W®. -irW f® Wffik- ' J® niinnnininin « ’inini (XIaAaAAA AAAAX/AAAAAk ' ‘II WllWWWWWnillll X nV . iMSHBKit? /T" 1 ■ «WWI Two months ago 1 nelma Todd of Lowell. Mass., thought her life work would be teaching school. But screen experts tnought she had an unusual type of beauty and talent and now she is one of the most promising novitiates of the Para mount school for movie actors. regret to learn of his illness and hope that his condition will im prove. Mrs Olin Dixon and little daugh ter, Katherine have returned from a visit of several weeks to Mrs. George Adams in Atlanta. Friends of Mrs. W. L. McNeil will :be interested in knowing that she is pending several days at the Amer icus and Sumter county hospital, undergoing special treatment. I Mr. and Mrs. Frak Easterlin left i Tuesday for Atlanta to spend sev era'. days. | Miss Louise Purvis motored to Plains this afternoon to spend the afternoon with her cousin, Miss ! Wilmer Purvis, of Rupert, who will undergo an operation Friday at the Plains Sanitarium. Theron Jennings has gone to! Florida and will be joined in sever-1 al weeks bv Mrs. Jennings in mak- - ing their home there. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards have gtue to Montez-uma where they will reside in the future, Mr. Edwards Gas On Stomach Won’t Let You Sleep Gas pressing on heart and other organs sometimes causes a restless nervous feeling and prevents sleep. Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomach, unless due to deep-seated causes. The QUICK acticn will sur prise you. Because Adlerika is such an excellent intestinal evacu ant it is wonderful for constipation —it often works .in one hour and never gripes. Sold by Murray’s [ ■ ■■ I; COLOR IT NEW WITH I “DIAMOND DYES" : Just Dip to Tint or Boil < to Dye Each 15-cent package contains Jj. directions so simple any woman can /V x, tint soft, delicate shades or dye rich, Mh permanent colors i in lingerie, silks, 1 11/ij! * ribbons, skirts, I (,■ jjf waists, dresses, coats, stockings, •V'tl Il| Il 'jjF sweaters, draperies, coverings, hangings 'WR’ —everything! Buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind —and tell your druggist whether the ' material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or J mixed goods. engaging in the wholesale Grocery business. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards were one of the most popular young couples in Americus and their many friends will regret to learn that they have gone elsewhere to re side. ! I'JB) 1 itHe Ju -si Mr. and Mrs. Thaddens B. Reese of Johnstown Pennsylvania, an -1 nounce the birth of a son, Sept. 12th who has been given the name iThaddeus B. Reese, Jr. Mr. Reese is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Reese, and a former Americus resi -1 dent. I s' , I TOM MAKES LOVE TO LILA WHILE JIM CALMLY SMILES ■' Can you imagine, dear reader, a 3 red-blooded man calmly smiling and 1 nodding while another makes love > to his beautiful wife? W- - ClCuiti " IMMORTAL ROMANCE And the Lady said. when —'n. our moon -wanes and we .A \ -i\\ must part, you must not sS \ \ A .j-tx. drift, Paul, as so many ' men do. You must help FV to stem the tide of the world’s decadence and be j]» ~ V/ a strongman. Hayed by 4 ' J Aileen Pringle and Con- J .J *'/• ' rad Nagle. The thrilling ■ 1 ijy —up story of true devotion has B • JF/ I been brought to the screen |xV ~ J] I f as a gripping and gor- 7 /// I ■ ia&w 5 - geous photoplay which / '? AteyV' you will never forget. Ev- ' ■ ejf erything that made the book world-famous is here in the picture. * “RIDDLE RIDE R” AND COMFTY «wsn—«saMenaKixar.x>e]rCTSMaß»~- wxe -r?.- --ai AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER Yet this paradoxical situation oc curred at Paramount Long Island Studio not so very long ago and oc casioned no surprise surprise what soever. The principals in this unique triangle were Thomas Meigh an, James Kirkwood and Lila Lee, who in private life is Mrs. James Kirkwood. When Jim arrived unexpectedly at the studio, he found his wife very busy receiving the romantic atten tions of Mr. Meighan, while direc tor Victor Heerman urged them on. But Jim didn’t care—he knew their love was reel! It was only for a scene in Home Week,” Thomas Meighan's latest Paramount production, in which Lila Lee has the leading fem inine role. “Old Home Week,” which closes an engagement at Dudley’s tonight is about as satisfying and interest ing a photoplay at the current sea son has produced. One of the most compelling love stories in the world’s literature will be at the Rylander Theater Friday and Saturday. The novel created a sensation upon its publication, fif teen years ago by its daring analy sis of love passion Aileen Prin gle’s charm. When I came to America to produce my three weeks I was a little anxious as to where I should find as exotic type for my Lady. So it was literally a gift when I met Aileen Pringle. She has black hair, beautiful mystrous eyes and above all she has no vamp looks about her. The vulgar no tion of the lady was that she was a sort of glorified adventureses out to find a nice, young man. In re ality, she was a noble queen, an guished by life’s cruelties, which wre keener becausue of her high po sition. Paul represented to her all that was straight, and true and clean in manhood and for the first time in her life she found love. The Lady had a magnificent character. When she first saw Paul such a contrast to the degraded, drunken King she had left—she counted the cost, and then determined to pay whatever prices was necessary to know even the shortest speell of happiness. The manager of the Ryanlder had the pleasure of show ing “Three Weeks” at the Strand theatre, Kings Mountain, N. C., and never did I witness a more thrilling tale of love. It is a story of two souls with but one heart. THOUSANDS TO ATTEND SING ATLANTA, Sept- 24.—Atlanta. >' famed throughout the nation as “The Convention City of Dixie,” i will be host to her largest conven tion in October, when the South eastern Singing Convention meets here the 9th, 10th and 11th of that month, according to R. L.! Stuckey, Dalton, Ga., president of ,the association. More than 10,000 people from the sixt Southeastern states are expected to attend the convention and participate in its three days program of songs, it is stated. Famous song leaders and compos ers of church and Sunday school is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills the germs r*** «1 w ®3|!l . jwgr zbaSt 1 ■ * *>. Off Ihe Field jife- s M MF Here is the nation’s most popular; bachelor—in other words, Stanley ' j Harris, youthful manager of the I world’s champion Washington base- | baH team. It’s the latest picture of the brilliant “Bucky” in his street clothes. | Jnusic from all parts of the country ere expected to be at the convention and their presence will be a great drawing card for lovers of com- H unity singing throughout the Southeast. Among the world-famous nusicians who are expected to be here are Charles H. Gabriel, T. B. i Mosley, C. R. Mullins,, John M. Dye, J. A. Lesley. J. N. Rodeheaver, V. O. Stamps and McD. Weams. NOTICE OF CHANGE edule Effectve with last tram Sep tember 28th, trains 21 and 22 now operating between Americus and Albany, departing at present time from Americus at 10:12 am and arriving at Americus 3:10 pm will be discontinued between Americus and Albany. These trains will continue to operate between Americus and Columbus on same schedule as at present. Central of Georgsa Railway H. C. White, Agent Over the Too Miss Michelle Neuberg jumping “Killamey Jim” at the Monmouth County Horse Show held at Rum son, N. J. LIVES ALONE” BBT IS HAPPY Aunt Lucy Ann, 76, Find* Con tentment in Just Being Alive SMYRNA, S. C., Sept. 22.—“ The good Lord finds a heap to make me happy about.” Sneer at the sentiment as Polly annaism if you will. But one can only take off his hat in respectful amazement at Aunt Lucy Bolin who utters it. Aunt Lucy Ann is 76 and for 66 years she has been bound by the hopeless twisting of paralysis to a straight, worn hickory chair in her windowless little cabin. She lives entirely alone. She is poor. She jis an invalid. She has missed the , external essentials to happiness. Yet she earns her own living, preserves her independence and is pleased at life. I She doesn’t preach, but if you will listen as she tells her story, you may receive both a sermon ana a benediction. I “I am kind of proud of myself,” I she admits, “I taught myself to read and write. I can spin and cut my wood and clean my house. The Joyner Dept. Store Americus, Ga. Jackson and Forsyth Sts. ALLEN A BLACK CAT gqy— - & HOSIERY & CKik; - - - Ten $1 35 Full Strand J- • Fashion FALL COLORS Rne I ea Rose Champaign Mauve Fannon Beige Shell Blush Biscuit White Bl ac k Others SI.OO to $1.95 UNDER ARM - BAGS - ♦ $ 3. 95 Three i\_ These P ozen Bags SPECIAL « Other Great Values SI.OO to $7.50 Novelties That Are Real W. A. Joyner Dept. 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