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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1922)
Special for school week at liackel Bros. t For this week we have reduced and specially priced: Fast color chambrey. Newest patterns 32 inch Ginghams. Good grades Bleaching and Nainsooks. Fast colors Shirtings for Blouses. Boys Khaki and Wool Pants. We feature the “Red Goose” shoes for boys and girls in all styles and sizes. Fvtro Cno/Mol One large tablet with LaU (\ JptUdr lead pencil for-- hackel Bros. Vidalia, Georgia. «*4 «J» **♦ *£»*s»- >t« »t< »$» *•»♦ «$» »*♦ «$« »|« «%» *♦♦*♦*♦♦'**l* *J*-*J* *4* 4* f I ± :: | WHAT MAN CAN CONCEIVE • * | MAN CAN ACHIEVE. t X * X * X j ■. •. X —When he really wants to, tries to, and keeps ❖ persistently at it. The young man or young woman •• 4 who sincerely wants to enter the business world, V. ' X X who will come to our school and earnestly try to X x ... . T do the work which will he given him to do, and who X X *» Jwill faithfully and earnestly keep at it, shall receive X a position when he graduates at the end of his nine £ ... « » X months Secretarial Training Course. *> T J f | THIS IS OUR GUARANTEE. x X ! i* X * * 2 The American International Academy of Wash- ” X ir.gton, D. C., has opened its Southern Department E X__ * * * School of Commerce at Reidsville, Ga., and invites ” X all serious young people who desire to prepare V, X themselves for 3 worth-while place in the business X J world to write them for information. Fall term X f 4 + commences September 4, 1922. Nine months sec- X retarial training, including shorthand, book-keep- ” «L ... X mg, typewriting, business English, business efficien- X 2 cy, “success process,” business letter writing, sales- ” * manship—all for $75.00. E 4 / t AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY V * * X Reidsville, Georgia. < ► . > 4 * * | r .,..... TTTt . Tttllt ; ltlllUTtTttttlutllttttli|;ttl | FOR THE LATEST STYLES In everything you wear where quality counts go to D. C. HARRIS “The Best For Less" VIDALIA, GEORGIA THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR 4. +++ .j. .j. -H-t -i*+ XXXXXXX XX< XXX * * Vidalia L»ocal News s* ... JU ..... -t.»»■!• . Miss Pearl Green of Wadley is vis iting her brother, Mr. W. B. Green. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rushing spent Friday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Warthen spent Tuesday in Macon. Louis Shifriri n ade a business trip Wednesday. Franklin Morris has returned from a visit to relatives in Savannah. Mr. G. W. Morris made a business trip to Augusta Wednesday. Mr. Orion Page spent Sunday in Wadley. Miss Helen Youngblood of Macori is visiting Miss Lucile Courson. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ragan return ed Tuesday from a visit to relatives at Talladega, Ala. Miss Louise Breen, who has been visiting Miss Julia Jenkins, left Mon day for her home at Waycross- Mr. and Mrs. F. C\ Shuman spent Sunday in Cordele, guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Davis. Mrs. J. W. Shuman and children of Savannah are guests of Mr- and Mrs. S. R. Shuman. Mr. J. T. Price has returned from a business trip to Cordele and Ameri cus. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Proctor of Swainsboro are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Rountree. Mr. R. A'. Will iams, trainmaster for the M. D. & S-, was in the city Saturday. Miss Dolly Nobles of Claxton has returned home, after a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. M. P. Dukes. Drs. Hall, Odom and Aaron of Ly ons were visitors to the hospital Wed nesday. Mrs. Theodosia Donovan of San dersville is visiting relatives in the city this week. Dr. Wallace Daniel of Claxton was a vistor at the Vidalia Hospital Wed nesday. Miss Lucile Lynch of Augusta is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. I. Lynch at the hospital. The services at the Baptist church Sunday will be in charge of the church choir. Friends of Mr. J. C. Timmerman will regret to learn that he is ill at his home on Jackson street. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Stanley moved Wednesday to their new home on Jackson street, which has just been completed. Mrs. J. E. French left Wednes day for a ten-days visit to Rev. and Mrs- N. H. Williams and Judge and Mrs. W. E. Thomas in Valdosta. - Mr. P. J. McNatt recently sold his handsome home in Mt. Vernon and expects to move to Vidalia around the first of Sepfember. Mrs. Emanuel HackcJ and Miss Lena Bluestein, who have been vis iting Mrs. Joe Hackel, left Sunday for their homes. Mrs. W. B. Haynes left last Fri day for Fitzgerald, where she joined Mr. Haynes for a week’s trip to Brunswick, and St. Simon’s. Master James Dukes has returned! home from a visit to his grand-par ents, Mr. and Mrs- D. J. Nobles, of Hagan. Dr. Jas. K. Hall of Cedar Crossing moved this week to Lyons to secure better school advantages for his chil dren . Mr. E. L. Tanner and son, Claude, of Douglas were in the city Sunday. They were en route to Brevard, North Carolina. Dr. and Mrs. H. C McDermitt and three children of Okeechobee, Fla., and Mrs. O. P. Oodman and son of Sparks were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Threlkeld. Mrs. McDermitt and Mrs. Oodman are sis ters of Mrs. Threlkeld. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922. Mr. S. B. Ivey, who has been with the local office ot the Southern Bell Telephone Co-, has been transferred to Savannah and will leave the last of the week for his new work. _| - ; Painters are at work renovating the interior of the Darby corner, for merly occupied by the postoffice. Mr. Lester S. Sharpe will open a drug store at this location at an early date, • - - i-|.. a.-., Mr. Eugene White, son of Ordinary E. D. White of Dublin, has purchased an interest in the Eord agency at Mt. Vernon from P. J- McNatt and moved to Mt. Vernon last week to make his home at that place. Cliff Poe has accepted a position with the Union Grocery Co. as trav eling salesman, succeeding Will Ma con, who resigned recently to accept a position with the American Special ty & Importing Co- of Savannah. Mr. Macon will travel in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Murchison re turned last week from their wedding trip and are guests of relatives here. They will leave Monday for Metcalf, where Mr. Murchison will have charge of the school at that place the com ing year. The offices of the J. F. Darby Lum ber Co. will be moved to town the first of the month. They will be lo cated in the rear of the Darby build ing on corner of Church and Mead ows streets. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Langston, who have been spending the summer here visiting the latter’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Peacock, left last week for Wake Forest, N. C. Spurgeon Peacock accompanied them home and will enter Wake Forest College this fall. Enoch Hall was brought to th'e Vida lia Hospital Wednesday for treatment. He is suffering from a pistol wound in the left thigh, his pistdl being ac cidentally discharged while on a fish ing trip last Friday. Miss Julia Wicker is hav/fhg a de lightful trip to points of interest in Europe, the first of this month having been in Italy, visiting the ruins of Pompeii, Florence and enjoying a 200 mile auto trip through Italy. Misses Eudine Meadows and Abbie Mathews entertained at a tackcy party last’ Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. J. P.. Warthen. Prizes for the tackiest couple went to Miss La dye Meadows and Mr. Garland Wil liams. A number of the young peo ple from Lyons were present and the evening was greatly enjoyed. BOY SCOUT NOTICE. Important 'scout meeting Monday night at the club house at 8 o’clock. All scouts are urged to come. Those who went on camp will receive their boxes of chocolate. If you are not there you will fail to get your share. This chcolate was offered on camp but for various reasons was not de livered. SCOUTMASTER. COL. FRANK H. SAFFOLD TO SPEAK AT LYONS SATURDAY AFTERNOONJ Col. Frank H. Saffold .candidate for judge of the Middle Circuit, will speak at Lyons Saturday afternoon, August 26th, at 3 o’clock. Mr. Saf fold will not only deal with his plat form, hut will discuss other questions of interest to the people, prompt law enforcement and the importance of looking well to the matters that build character, produce temperance and make higher and better citizens. JUDGE HARDEMAN TO SPEAK AT LYONS MONDAY By special request of the ladies, Judge R. N. Hardeman will address the women of Toombs county on their duties as citizens at the court house in Lyons Monday night, August 28th, at 8:15 o’clock. Everybody is invted and the women of the county are especially urged to be present. ,LAND FOR SALE. 80 acres, best small farm in Toombs county, 65 acres stumped, tobacco barn, two settlements, 200 Elbcrta peach trees, part cash, balance easy terms. Three and one-half miles from Alston, two miles from Cedar Crossing. T. 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