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UNION MEETING PIEDMONT
BAPTIST • ASSOCIATION
Bethlehem
"la a preacher who clalma to ue a
Missionary Baptist worthy of the
name, who does not teach his peo
ple to support state, home and for
eign missions?" led hy Bro. J. E.
Sammons.,
11:00 a. m. sermon, Bn). TV. J.
Carswell'.
1:30 to 2 p. m. devotional service.
- 3:00 p. m. subject, “What la the
B{ble teaching as to the duty 'of
Christians supporting the gospel at
home and abroad, e^mclally, as to
tithing?" led by Bro. B. it Howard.
. Saturday night sermon, Bro*? W. F.
West.
Will convene wltl
Church, Wayne count)
37, li a. m. 8ermon, B
1:30 to 3 p. m. devc
3:00 p. m. subject
be the relation of oisr association to
the church that contributes nothing
to the various missionary enterprises
of our denomination?" led by W. J.
Carswell.
Friday night sermon, Bro. K. D
CARRIAGE PAINTER
Bad Colds!
Seals Cold Tablets will break up
* - r ’ ‘ ’} ' ,5a /
in one day. ✓ If they fail
re your money back—25c
THE SEALS PHARMACY ? -
V .13 Parallel Street. Phone 574
| Carriage and Automobile Painting
| NEATLY EXECUTED
J F. O. SMITH, ^
i ONLY FIRST CLAM CARRIA OK PAINTER IN TOWN.
Sundsy 10 to It a. m., subject
"What la the duty of the Piedmont
Association as -to Christian eddea-
tlonr led by Bra-W. *. -Barton.
11:00 a. m. sermon, Bro. A. M.
Bennett.
1:30 to 3:00 p. m. devotional ser
vice' i
3:00 p. m. subjject, “What trill be
your
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WAYCROSS EVEN ING HERALD
AT THE
NOTICE! IPersonal
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10 OUR CUSTOMERS.
i J Miss Carrie FerHem Soois! Ed.tor
Mrs. /. F. Creel is very HI at her
, home on Elizabeth afre'et today.
SEASONABLE Groceries
Wa now hava In stock
Ralston Whole Wheat Flour
Ralston Braakfaat Food,
Hackers Oatmeal In barrels
and packages, Heckers
Buckwheat, Belfrlsing, In
barrels, Cream of Wheat,
Shredded Wheat Blicutts,
New Georgia Syrup, and
Iota of other good things
too numerous to mention.
Our prices are reasonable
and our goods first-class.
We guarantee to save you
money.
Mr. Mathew Carswell ia
now with us permanently
sed will be pleased to see
We are moving into our
new etore, on coraeaf-FJant
avenue and Gordon street,
opposite Wilson Grocery
A number of new people are in the
* city today. They are welcome.
We do not intend that our
moving shall hinder us In
the least In giving our cus-
tomers good and prompt 1 '
service. Let us have your
orders, and they will have
our best attention.
We hope to have our
stock well arranged In our
new quarters by next week.
Then we will give you a
special invitation to come
to see u».
Mrs. Robert Odom was hostess at
two small informal parties this week.
The governor of a neighboring
state Whs in the city for ah hour this
morning.
I Our twelve-page weekly went out
! yesterday, and we think it will please
| Miss Eddi^ Parnell and Miss Now
1 nia Palmer will spend tomorrow in
Jacksonville with friends.
J Preaching at all the churches to-
'inch row. 'Yop are cordially invited
to attend.
MAY’S MILL and
FEED STORE.
PHONE NO. 3.
HARDY BROS.
j The St. Marys and Waycross R. R.
is almost In sight. Let every citizen
lend a helping hand. >
TWO PHONES:
62 and 301
i Our weekly is out and lias gone to
hundreds of readers all over the
land.
vOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I
Miss Currie Strickland has been
NEWr NEW!
NEW LINE MESSALINE SILK.
JU9T IN, $1.25 VALUE, 36 INCH
WIDE, SPECIAL 98c THE YD.
CHURCHWELL BR08.
ca’led to Atlanta on account of file
serious illness of Mrs. Tom Strickland
at that place.
We offer the public greater values in Furniture,
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs,. Art Squares, Stoves
and Specialties than any firm in South Ga.
‘ _-_A
When we SeU for Cash we almost
Eliminate the word Profit.
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|Our Prices on Terms are the Very Lowest and
our terms are very easy. See us before you
buy, we take pleasure in showing
you through our line.
(HOME FURNITURE GO.
Phone 49 40 Plant Ave.
Patronise tills Livery. They appre
ciate our prompt service, flrst-claas
tom out* and reasonable prices. It
you appreciate all these you will pa
tronize ua also.
BLACKSHEAR ITSMM9.
Judge and Mrs. J. I. Sumtnerall
and litthle daughter visited relatives
in Waycroaa last Friday.
I Miss Geneva Ktdlani-wlll leave in
| the morning for a short visit to
, friends and relatives at Savannah
and Rldgeland, S. C.
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMSON’S
“Big Clearance Sale”
McGregor Mayo
Awarding, Livery ehd Sales Stables.
CTebeau St. Way cross, Oa.
PHONE NO. *4.
An Interesting Statement.
Portland, Me.—“I euffeiod so long
■With indigestion and stomach trou
ble that I lost flesh rapidly -I had
uaeji all kluds of k remedies without
help. Vino! was recommended and I
decided to try It.
“I soon commenced to feel better,
my stomach trouble disappeared and
I can eat heartily without the slightest
distress. My experience leads me to
.believe that no other medicine equals
Vlnol for Htoniacfh trouble! and lodl-
KoSttou. It tonra up the stoumcli. In
crease! the appetite and creates
strength.” W. K. Waterhouse. (Wo
guarantee this testimonial to be fen-
.nine.)
Vlnol seldom (alls to strengthen
and tone up the tired, overused and
weakeued nerves of the digestive or
gana, and remove the cause of iudl
geetion and soon enables the sufferer
to digest with ease the foods that
once caused distress. Moicover Vl
nol is delicious to the taste, contains
no oil and does not upset weak stom
achs, as do old-fashioned cud liver
oil and emulsions.
Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un
derstanding that your money wit! r©
returned If It dove not help you. The
Seals Pharmacy.
Mrs. C. U Johnson and Mrs. IS. L.
Porter spent last Friday afternoon in
Waycross.
Rev. H. P. Myers and family have
moved to the city and for the present
are making their home with Col. and
Mys. 8. T. Hitch.
Mrs, E. H. Reed andjjrs. King, of
Waycross, wfert the guests of Mrs.'J.
I, Summerall last Thursday.
That milk which Fraok Armstrong
' is sending uk from Saints Rest -dairy
* Is-first-class. His cows drink nothing,
but spring water.
Mrs. Ida A. Nicholls and daughter,
of Waycross spent 8unday here, the
guesU of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Mc
Kinney.
Mrs. Clara Baggs, of Waycross,
spent a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. R. H. Purdoro, last week.
—Blacksbear Times.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Administration of Holy Communion
at 7 a. m.
Mass at 10. Sermon, "The Doctrine
of Transsubstantiation."
Sunday School at 3 p. in.
Rotary Sermon and Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament at 7:30 p. m.
Subject, "The Aut hen Ileitis of the
Gospel.” 4
Mass on Monday at 7 a. in.
Meeting of the Altar Society on
j Monday at 3:30 p. m, and annual
election of officers.
While in Atlanta recently ,*he editor
of the Herald bought some new pres
ses :tnd other inacniuery tor our job
•'•.vartmenl.
Few of us practice the ^precepts
we preach, or follow the advice wo
give others. It would, be too much
trouble. 9
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine services and preaching by
the pastor at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. tn.
Sabbath School at 9:45 a. m. i
Good tinging at each service and
a cordial welcome to the public.
Material ia being pieced on the
ground at Hebardvllle for the erection
of a new Baptist church. The church
will be known as Pine View Baptist
Church. Work will begin at once Ic
Is understood.
- Among the ornaments in Gove/nor-
elect Hoke Smith's office In Atlanta,
ia a very line picture of Dr Gut Folks,
One lot Men’s Colored Laundry and NegUgee
Shirts. Regular Price 50c to $l.0‘)
Clearance Price 25c.
One Table of Ladies’, Children and Men’s Win
ter Underwear. Regular price 25c.
Clearance Sale 15c.
Extra Large Size Union Linen Huck Towels.
Clearance S?le 12&c
Small lot of Large Size Cotton Comforts.
Clearance Sale $1.00
BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL SHOES.
surrounded by several distinguished
friends. The Governor-elect evident
ly prizes It vary highly.
Bishop Carter wilt lecture ill the
Presbyterian church Monday evening
on "Americanism of the SouttC Her
Great Service, Moral and Spiritual.*!
Public Invited.
AT SECOND BAPTISf CHURCH. “
Rev. J. Khrllch, the Christian
Jew will preach at the Second Bap
tist Churcfc Sunday at IU m., and
7 p. m. He will deliver an address
at the Pine View Baptist church Sun
day in the afierhoon, 4 p. m.
Q. E. Jones, Pastor.
On GUmore street in the beautiful
yard of the Misses Black*hear is one
of the finest Japonic! bushes / (or
rather tree tor it is very Urge In the
state. There have been hundreds of
the beautiful white blossoms.on It
this year and their beauty has given
pleasure to greet numbers of people.
Humphreys & Williamson
Stukenbrpok. j the effect ot Christian education on
Saturday 8:30 to 10 a. m.. aubject, j the future cttisenahlp of our coun
try?" led by Bro. E. L. Ray.
The following composition, which
no doubt will be read with interest
was written by aboy, but not a
Waycross boy, however:
A Little Boy's First Competition
About A Pig. V
Pigs are very queer anlmal» r i'Tho
pig has Its uaea. Our dog don’t like
pigs. Hie name.la Nero. Our teach
er read a piece one day about a wick
ed king named Nero.' I Uke good
men. My papa la an awful good man.
He don’t awenr and he don'
pheme. Men are very useful
have a great many ueea-whlcb
•top to tell them all. This ia all I
out think of about the pig.—Nettle
Hand Miller.
