About Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1911)
. /.VOLUME XVIII WAYCROSS, GA„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1911 WELL MWm SOUTH GEORGIA EXPOSITION HI TIETON H BIG AFFAIR MET AT TEN O’CLOCK Mr. Will H. Stevens returned from i county should make a better display Tlfton last night where he has been*and Messrs. Stevens and Andrew assisting C. Fort Andrews in arrang-jdld the best they could with what In" the Ware county display in the they had to do with. Terrell county big exposition there. Mr. Stevens I has a display that will open the ey« says the exposition Is really jigger j of the Ware county citizens when than many would anticipate and that they see It. Old Officers Re - Elected Sessions Are Very Interesting Every train last night and this mor- nltg are bringing In their quota ot delegates or messengers to attend the ninety-sixth annual convention of the Piedmont Baptist Association. If the present rates is maintained this con vention will show one of the largest records of attendance in Its history. The Association was called to order by the Moderator, Judge T. A. Par ker, promptly at 10 o'clock a. m. The day meetings are being held in the spacious auditorium of the Bunn-Bell College. It 1b probable that to meet the convenience of delegates and pub lic, the night meetings may be held downtown at one of the churches. After prayer by Bro. Little, (one of the very oldest among the delegates both in age and years of service for God), the letters were read from var ious churches represented and dele gates seated. There are nearly 50; Baptist churches in the bounds of the association. c . - * | Election of; officers was next in or- It has just about swamped the little town of Tlfton in handling it Ail ho tels are full and cots were in demauu Mr. Stevens suggests that, the dif ferent members of the board of trade who own autos to get their machines the first night and by this time It Is in motion and take a run out to some up to the good people of that town to good farmer and get something good throw open their doors and receive : that grows on that farm and ^end the the many strangers in their midst. | product io the Board of Trade rooms The grounds are located 4ust east j where it will be shipped to Mr. Aji- of the A. B. & A. tracks on Main drews, who is now at Tlfton. street and are about ten acres in area.j Big Japanese persimmons are want- Besides the big exposition building ed, also big ears of corn, big sweet Inside the grounds, the ladies have a potatoes, big squashes, big gourds, or building all to themselves where skill anything that grows, which is big. In baking and needlework is display-, There is enough-of the big kind raised ed. Running through the entire and growing in Ware county to fill the length of the grounds is a big midway, Tlfton exposition building if the mem- where shows of all kinds are stacked bers of the B(ird of Trade wlllgo out ).. j and get them. As for the county displays Ware T Every man in the county of Ware NUMBER M •• list sums Mens to II iMlli BAPTIST ASSiUTIOII STUDENTS - ENROLLED At This Splendid Institu tion From Nineteen Counties is urged to attend the exposition on duties and well deserve the honor of • Friday, October 6th, Waycross Day. re-election. , ! a rate of $2.40 for the round trip has The officers are Judge T. A. Par* ( b een secured and It will pay you to her. moderator; Rev. A. M. McCool, ma ke the trip, clerk; Rev. W. J. Carswell, treasur- The introductory sermon was preach^ der nnl on motion of Bro. R. D. How ard, of Blackshear, the present offi cers were re-eelected for another term. The enthusiasm in the elec tion this way vjap not great, and evi dently the Piedmont Baptists would prefer to uso their ballots. The offi cers have been very efficient In their ed by jlev. W. F. Thompson, of Black- shear. It was an Interesting dis course and sounded a high keynote for the association * y .The association then adjourned until 2 o'clock p. m«, and enjoyed the good things provided by the ladles, under the pines fa-the Bong-Coil Campus, Mr. L. W. Wright, who was for years an engineer here in the Coast Line, is in the pity, the guest of En gineer J. A. Greene at the Vlrdle !Ga.; Geneva Anderson, Bickor; Bessie Hotel. Mr. Wright now makes his . _ / „ _ We publish below an entire list of the students at Bunn-Bell Institute. Ninteen counties are represented among them. List of Bunn-Bell 8tudents. . Misses VJda Moore, Blackshear, Ga. Mary E1I4 Roberson, Blackshear, Ga.; Leila Sufimerall, Blackshear, Ollie Hitiptd, Lulowici, Ga.; Jonuie town, Ga.; Ethel Barber, Ga.; Ethel Bouchillin, Ga.; Mada Nail, Jenks. de Peacock, Ocilla, Ga., Abbeville, Ga.; Bessie Bunn, Fairfax, Ga.; Dora Darling, Blackshear; Ethel Brooks, Kinvsland; Lola prioks, Kinvsland; Mabel Clark, Folkston; Aleph Brewtob, Black shear; Tcressa Bowen, Blackshear; Ethel Shepard, Card!; Eva Kate Dav is, Blackshear; Eula Mlnrhew, Davis; Euyenla Alien, Pearson; Sula RP.ch, Odum; Jessie O’Qunn. Odum; Connie O'Quinn, Odum; Louise Smith, Mill- wood; Elna McDonald, McDonald; Willie McDonald, McDonald; Tabltha Calhoun, Ower.?bori, Ky.; luella Surl rency, Jesup; Xena Glllis, Fairfax, Smith Rocking Ga.; Qe home in Atlanta. He is receiving I Spier, Eilabelle;-Clementine LeCount, us frteSlS High Springs, Fla.; Cora Morgan, Na* most cordial welcome from bjs. mini- } . Iiun ^. Q race H j ntonf jasper, Fla. ' :L -T] ' . Lester Lane, Hoboken, Ga.; Clinton ( |jj Howard, Ludowicl, Ga.; Lester Doug las, Savinnab, Ga.; B. J. Well?, Prldg- Shoes, Hats and Furnishings Will Convince You That You can get as good goods and as nice Styles as are ... Shown in the larger cities The Prices Are Much Less. H. C. SEAMAN. NEW LINE OF LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS 8H0E8 COMING IN EVERY DAY. ALL THE LATE8T STYLES AND ANLL THE LATEST LEATHERS. en; Neal Youman, Jesup; Raymon Pearson, Richland; \ Arthur Dubberly, Brunswick; Clarence Bagley, Fait- fax; T.- D. Morrison, Fairfax; Ray Smith, Savannah; Raymonl Dorsey, Fairfax; Talmoge Dorsey, Fnlrfar; Nc!nn DaviP, Hoboken; Otis Rltch. Odum; Charlie O’Quinn, Odum; Brant ley O’Quinn, Odum; George W. O’Quinn, Olura; Ralph Sessoms, Las Cruces, New Mexico; Ralph Blooo- worth, Odum; Willie Summerall, Blacackshcar; Ernest Altman, Folks- tin; Warren Smith, Savannah; Os- well Smith, Savannah; Fulton New ton, Waycross, R. F. D.; J. H. Spier, Eilabelle; Curtis Reynolds, Savan nah; Dessie Glllis, Fairfax; Fulton Floyd, Hoboken; Wallace * Kennedy, Surrency; Jesse Sheparl, Gardl; James H. Walker, Screven; H. X Johnson, Alma; Herman Davis, Folks- ton; Don AsplnmalL Odum. 11 hdsn o.:M ooood 1 dddd SPECIAL. Fem Connor, Warcross; Mrs. Oscar Lott, Waycross; Emma Owens, Way- cror*. List If Students Fr:m ths CRy of The anniml session of the Piedmont Baptist Association was called to or der at 10 o’clock this morning at Bunn-Bell Institute by Judge T. Parker, moderator. The meeting is well attended, the following delegates being In atten dance: List of Delegates to The Pedmont Baptist Association. Ritch Church—J. E. Brady, Mr. McDonald. Willacoochee—Rev. Tom West. Hickox—James Dykes, Olden T. Jones,, Dr. J. A. Mooro. Homestead—J. A. Thompson and wife. Kingsland—N. B. Lewis, J. M. Cover, J. M. McKendric, Jesse Pee ples. McKinnon—Archa Hayes, Walter Douberly, Chas. Rogers. Brunswick, First—J. L. Lambrlght, J. B. C. Blitcli, L. F. Huberts, pus- 1 ter; Mrs. W. B. Leo, Mrs. W. H. Taylcr, Miss Lilia Bllnltley, A. A. Knight. Pleasant Valley—C. W. Lynn, W. F. Lucas, J. s. Hlghsmith. Blackshear—J. I. Summerall and wife, J. W. Roberson, William Duval, M. C. Westbsrry, R. D. Howardi Fplkston—J. C. Allen, Dan Bird, S. . Cannon, J. A. Clark. Liberty—J. W. Banin, A. rf. O'Quinn, Oscar Bennett, Jasper Scott, Race Pond—Marion McClane. Mount Olive—N. C. Harrison, J. A. Burney, D. F, Gibson, John Har ris. Island Grove—M. Manning, John Nall, *^enk^ Frank Manning, Willie Manning. Blackshear—W. II. Easterlyq, B. B. Smiley, W. C. Flowers, J. G Kelley. Fairfax—N. L. Gillie, J. H. Smith. Hoboken—J. K. Larkin, Walter Woodard, Mrs. 8. F. Foyd, Miss An nie Larkin. Little Creek—J. D. Harper, J. Harper, M. H. Harper, J. H. Chap- iron. | Jesup—C. E. Wren, R. L. Bonnett. j B. D. Purcell, J. F. Black, j Newell—W. I. Mlnchew, R. T. Wainwright, J. W. Hosier, J. H. Sykes. I. J. BENTON Ci. RECEIVING NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS The H. J. Benton Coni pony hnvo In tho largest line of coat suits, long coats and skirts they have ever put in. Mr. Benton has recently return* ed from tho northern markets where he spent some time selecting his now stock and lie now Invites tho public to come and Inspect the special do* partment. Every size and evory style you are looking for con bo found at the H. J. Benton Company , Waycross. BOARDING. Alice Maude Ray, Anna Beatln. Gertrude Jones, Elizabeth Carpenter, Mildred Carpenter, Ellen Goodich, Go-' nevieve Huggins. - • DAY. Edna Tatum, Clarice Way, Mattie Chamneae,.Jeeste Carswell, Mlau Par- ker, Mary Lee Williams. Lelie Mc- Pheren, Sarah Hoik, Rena Jones, De lla Jones, Thelma Ream, Addle Belle Lowthpr, Dortthy Polks, James Snritk Eugene Ocrel, Hsrtxwt Ones *T. J* route Cason, John H. Imet, Arthur Loot, Zodfls Pnttereoo, Wttl C. Per- ker, Hiram Goddard. Rafts Dash. Ivey Paris, Ralph Price, Kart* Bert nett, W. P. Wort, Den Williams, Brcsdus Jones, Tom Drown, Maxwell '"handler, Edgar Padgett, Jack Dir. ling. Chaste* Darling. H. L. Avery. DOARWVG. WHieer Beat*. Erne* Smith, SMALL BLAZE. Flro this mprnlng about 7:30 o'clock damaged the house nt No. 118 Par allel street to the extent of about $10. The house belongs to Carrlo Pates, u nogro woman. The flro department saved the bullltng from destruction. OURST’S POPULAR VARIETlf STORE Mr. W. S. Durst, proprietor of Durst's Variety Store, is enlarging his business by renting the adjoining storo room formerly Occupied by G. 1. Steele's clothing store. Mr. Durst will occupy both store rooms and will handle a little of everything, He haa ordered and will soon have on dis* play the largest and most complete line of holiday goods over brought to Waycross. Visit Durst’s Variety Store, next to Central Pharmacy, and tsvs money on your purchatei. O. J. ALLEN WITH THE HERALD. Mr. O. J. Allen Is circulation mana ger for the Herald and It authorized to collect and receipt lot all dally and weekly subscriptions for this paper. He Is alto authorized to collect other v-junt Pleasant—Robert Arnot, C. bills due us to solicit and contract O. Neel, W. C. Drawdy, E. L. W. Little. Nlchollt—Alfred Davis, J. L. Wal ker, P. R. Sweat, J. T. Sweat. Nahunta—Mias Lilia Brinkley, Mrs. W. H. Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Taylor, Mrs. M. W. Finley, Mrs. W. a Lee. Mrs. Tom Peek. Offerman—Dr. Berry, J. B. Hamil ton, W. B. Brown, Mr. Bird. AT THE MAJESTIC. Film No. 1. "Mutt and Jeg,” In the banking business. This la a feature Nestor picture. Introducing the origi nal Mutt and Jeff, the ones that you read to much about In the comic pt» Pert. , FIH No. 2. "The Smuggler*," n feature of Thanhouter Picture Com pany. Vaudeville feature will be "Hall Brothers,’’ ths world's foremost come dy acrobats. for advertisements, etc. Mr. Alloa knows our old friends and we desire to commend him to all who he hat noe yet met. He will be around to see you right away. tf 'Phone 288 for your fresh meats, native and western. Prompt deliver* lea. W. J. Parker. 27 4t MEETING OP COUNCIL. The city Council held a special meeting yesterday afternoon »o take ng the matter of* applies doss tor i attest car franchises. Mo doOntts so ! don. however, wae taken. The Ocm a- ed wttl hold another merttng next Wodwjeday afternoon at o'eloed i 'or the purpose of taking action cm the franchise applications. AN ELEGANT HOME, i of your own or rented, li within {reach. All that you have to do Is In- j quire of ua Perhaps you have had trouble In houae-bnnUng at other Hugh Gllcbrlet, W. A. Hadlord, Bel led Parker. Elliott Sbriver, L. L; LS7. LET US KNSW YOUR WANTS, end quite likely we will have some thing Just salted to you on oar lists, W# bars s number of Ideal places A.M. Knight &Son SEAL ESTATE AND .e.'SURAf^f •GENTS . , ,
