Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, October 17, 1921, Monday Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Mr, Charlie Warren of Abbeville is spending several days in the city. Mrs, Grady Bullington left Sunday for Macon to visit several days, Old tableware repiated. Drop me a card and will call, W, Harrison, City, Florida String Beans at Wilson‘s— Phone 322. Mrs, J. W. Greenawalt and two children left Sunday night for Atlanta to visit her parents, Mrs, G. C, Forsyth and little daugh ter Peggie Eubanks will visit friends in Douglas Tuesday, Mr, Paul Bullington is visiting his wife in Cobb, Ga, } Mrs, J. W, Killingsworth leaves oni Tuesday for Atlanta to visit her sis ters, ' l Fitzgerald Vulcanizing Co,, 215 E, Central Avenue, Tires and Tubes vul-l canized, tf Mr, Luther Killingsworth of Way cross spent Sunday in the city with his parents, ; —— e \ Mr, W. W, Hodges and Mr, W I Wills visited relatives in Atlanta and Decatur Sunday, | A two-year guaranteed battery at a low price —3Ol South Grant St, ‘ Mr. and Mrs, B, W, Mayo of south Grant street announce the birth of a son at their home Thursday the 13th_; Mrs. J. H, Moss who has been mak-l ing her home in the north for some time returned to the city Friday andl will spend the winter here mdking her? home with Mrs, W, W. Pearson on Eost Jessamine street, | See our battery man before buyingf —Vesta Battery Service Station, 301 South Grant St., | tf, Miss Lucile Huff, Miss Blanche Cunyers, Miss Maggie Langford, Mr, H, R. Wilson and Mr, W, B, Haynes Jr., drove over to Abbeville Sunday afternoon and were the guests of Miss Daisy Mcßae. Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, is now sold by T, J. Haile & Co, adv, Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Luke and Miss Polly McCuller motored to Macon on Sunday to spend a few hours with friends and relatives, See me before buying that new tire, E. H, Daniel, 215 East Central Ave, tf Postmaster W, A. Adams réturned Sunday from Washington where he attended the convention of Postmas ters, Florida String Beans at Wilson‘s— Phone 322. Office Phone 511 ' Res, Phone 545 r J. T. BRICE, D. C. L] Chiropractor Rooms 201-202 Farmer-Garbutt Bldg. Office Hours 9:30 to 12; 1:30 to 5 Other Hours By Appointment Fitzgerald :-: Georgia We Make Old Furniture New Picture Framing Our Specialty Phone 49 Drs. Holtzendorf and Turner DENTISTS Upstairs, Next Door to the National Drug Companz PHONE 57 Undersellers Announce Their Opening Thursday, Oct. 20. Watch for Biggest Events MISS HELEN OSBORNE Office Phope:: - . Honl:c:Phnn:.. .......ﬁg AT THE GRAND | TODAY ; A Paramount Artcraft Superspecial “EVERYWOMAN”— Featuring an all star cast including Violet Hemmng, Bebe Daniels) Wanda Hawley and Ir ving Cummings, A screen adaption of the stage play of the same name. Every woman who values rue love; woh enjoys striking drama richly pre sened, in which youh and beauty run riol, will welcome heshowing of his masterpiece of he screen. Educational Comedy “TORCHY'S DOUBLE TRIUMPH”, FOX NEWS SERVICE. Prices 11c and 22e, TUESDAY ..A MUSICAL .COMEDY, ROAD SHOW— “BRINGING UP FATHER IN WALL STREET” T el A combination of song, mlody, whole some comedy, pretty girls, smart en sembles and beautiful costumes, A splendid cast of Broadway musical comedy players will be seen in the leading roles, Tickets now on sale at National Drug Store, Prices 50c, to $1,50 and tax, WEDNESDAY “LIFE’S DARN FUNNY" Featuring VIOLA DANA, A screcen adaption of the Saturday Evening Pst story of “Caretakers Within Rolin Comedy and Aesop Fables. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Maffett of Mon-‘ tezuma spent the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs, R, I, Maffett, ‘ | Mr, Lewis of Dothan, Ala, spent Sunday in the city with friends, Have your old battery repaired and save the price of a new one, Vesta Service Station, O, W. Fletcher's Ga rage, tf, Miss Mabel Rogers and Mr, and Mrs, John Russell have returned from Dawson where they spent the weekend Rev, Ledbetter of Hawkinsville, Ga, preached at the Central Methodist church Sunday. _ Mr, J. H. Burke left Saturday morn ing for Atlanta to visit his son Randal who is attending Georgm 'Tech, Mrs, D, T. Middleton of Hortense, Ga,, is the guest of Mrs. George Rob ertson on south Main street, Miss Marjorie Owens has accepted a position with the Bradshaw Music Company and will be glad to again see her friends there, Miss Lola Mae Mancil of Osierfield spent Saturday in the city- shopping, L Mrs, Cliff Baggett of Americus is visiting her parents Mr_ and Mrs, J. D, McLaughlin on south Main street, Mr, J. H, Key leit Saturday for Abbeville, Ala, where he will visit several days, Mr, Cecil McLaughlin of Valdosta spent the week-end with his parents Mr, and Mrs, J. D McLaughlin on south Main streer, Mrs, Jim Mixon of Abbeville was a visitor in our city today, Mr. and Mrs, Wright Torrence and children of Ocilla were guests of Mr, and Mrs. J, D, McLauglin Sunday, Mr, Jim Littlefield left recently for Americus where he has accepted a position with the Windsor Hotel, Miss Pauline Ennis and Mary Al ice Leath returned Sunday from a visit of several days with Miss Ennis’ uncle Mr, T, Y, Fletcher near Ash burn, Miss Ozella Bradshaw left Saturday for Fairfax, Ala, where she will vis it several days with friends, Mrs, Robert Lee Littlefield and handsome son Robert, Jr, expect to leave in a few days for Orando, Fla,, where they will join Mr. Littlefield who has been there for several months establishing himself in business THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE AND PRESS MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1921 MINUTES OF FIRST TEACHER'S INSTITUTE The teachers of Ben Hill County met at the Library Saturday morning October 16th, After roll call by Supt, Bullard, there was an election of of ficers, Prof. Z, V, Penland, Pres, Miss Adeline Ledbetter, Sec, “Primary Methods” were discussed by Miss Aline Turner, “Deficiency in Our Schools” by Prof Lamb, Athletics by Prof, B, F, Shuler, “Seed Selection” by Mr. Owens, “Influence of Teachers" by Editor Gelders, Music on the Victrola by Mrs. O, L, Bradshaw. Dr, Turner offered his services in making examinations of the school children, Prof, Penland appointed Miss Turn er, Miss Hobgood and Prof, Theo Mid dlebrooks to arrange program for the next meeting. B Last but not least Mrs, Turner, Pres, of the Woman’s Club extended a cor dial invitation to the teachers to be their guest during the noon hour, A most delicious dinner was served and a rising vote of thanks was given them [for their gracious hospitality. Our first meeting was both pleas ant and profitable, At 12:30 a two course luncheon was served by Mesdames Gelders, C, T. Owens W, D, Dorminey, rural school committee, assisted by Mrs. Wilmer Turner and Miss Louise Smith, A vote of thanks was unanimously cxtended the hostesses by the teach- Teachers of our rural schools: Lynnwood Z V. Penland, principal . Adcline Ledbetter, Assistant, Marion Ledbetter, Assistant, Mrs, John Cooper, Assistant, Aline Turner, Assistant, Ashton F. M, Lamb Principal. Mrs, Robert Cooper, Assistant, Pauline StephcnS, Assistant, Salanda McMillan, Assistant, Theo Middlebrooks, Assistant Cotton Mills B F. Shuler, Principal Hazel Mays, Assistant, Mary Lou Hobgood, Assistant, Mrs, J. H, Bullard Assistant, Dorminey Hi J. T. Orr, Principal. Ina Dorminey Assistant, Lois Hobgood, Assistant. Roanoke Chas, W_ Cooper, Principal, - Mary Lou Moore, Assistant, ~ Cleo Swearingen, Assistant. Oakridge R. S, Ragsdale, Principal. Flora Mitcham_ Z Assistant, | Lakeview | Susie Stanford, Principal, \ Mattie Sue Hampton, Assistant. Vaughn-Taylor Ada Yarbrough Assistant, Crisp C.W. Queen, Evergreen H. H Helm. Eureka - [ Lucy Padgett, 'LOVELY PROM ;PARTY ~ Beautiful in every detail was the prom party given by the eighth grade on Friday evening at the home of Mrs, R. I, Maffett, The decorations for the evening which were in charge of Mrs_ Cliff Sanders were beautifully and artisti cally arranged. Quantities of hand made yellow roses were used though out the rooms and yellow crepe paper shaded the lighs and cast a pretty soft vellow glow over the rooms, Punch and sandwiches and wafers ‘were served during the evening by little Misses Frances Denmark, Leo ‘Weaver, Ida Nelle Turner and Ola ‘Massey Maffett, ' Mrs. A, H, Denmark and Miss Thel 'ma Temple assisted Mrs. Maffett in lchaperoning and entertaining the young people, About thirty members of the grade were present. | PARKER - TROUPE } Judge J. R, Horton officiated at the marriage of Mr, Roy Parker of Am brose to Miss Selma Troupe. The groom is a.popular young man of Am brose and the ')l"id\‘ is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, G. A, Troupe, PRICE-STUBBS Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Samue! Price of Douglas, announce the engagement !nf their daughter Lillian Drew, to Mr, Francis Seaborne Stubbs, the marriage to be solemnized at the home of the bride, Wednesday, November 23rd, e et Hon, John Valentino, Representa tivetive for Chatham County and pres-. ident of the Georgia Federation of La bor spent Saturday in the city, ‘ i SHOULD MARRIED Lol o R ’;s3@;@;,; B | R MCOU PSR O T %T r VAN e P s ¢ S SRR S e, RC RPN AT R R SRR PRI SRR D ..\_, SN T A S R NS A A R2R RPN, R N e SIARSRENNG WS IR o SRENNRARCCAG 7(P R SO TR SATE T R SR N EANRNT R R S N S N S AAR AN T TR AR R \’%w@"*%““é"‘gﬁ& S T Gens T X :::;;E,AM.%_. SRS U, ™ “ oy %ﬁ ‘\g;%‘%’ “.._.. ‘ f, CGpi +h o U R ER SL AT R R | O e TS oy OP RO ST RS e B L DT e T S R i SR s PR R i & !g J SN, s oy bn S *lg “3’ ﬁ& S ST i SRR §- GOt e S, BTN B g B Enmnn b3S e R ~ R The Commander of the Barhare Frietchie Post of the American Legion in New York is a 2 woman— Mrs. Julia E. Wheelock, the writer, who during the: World War re cruited 16,000 men for the United States navy. Mrs. Wheelock has urged married women who work un necessarily to give up their jobs in favor of ynemployed ex-service men. . Facts In Case Given By Norfolk Woman Friends of Mrs, Canada Are Amazed By Change In Her Mrs, W B, Canada, 133 West High St., Norfolk, Va,, gives an interesting account of her remarkable restoration to health by taking Tanlac, She says: “I for one, am convinced that the stomach has more to do with govern ing the health of the body than any thing else. My whole system seem ed to go wrong after I began to have stomach trouble. I tried living on milk and toast and that disagreed with me and then I tried milk and eggs and had been (foing so for several months "before 1 began taking Tanlac, I now eat anything I want and am really in wonderful health, No wonder Imy friends are surprised when they lsee me now because I look what I feel, just like a different person, “Tanlac is sold in Fitzgerald by T, J. Haile & Co,, and by leading druggists everywhere, adv Tanlac, the remarkable remedy that everybody is talking about, is sold by 1. J, Haile & Co. adv, Sl s Mise Tula Smita spent the week-end in Rochelle with her brother Mr, N, T, Smith. Tanlac is a splendid tonic and sys tem purifier, now selling at the rate of almost Ten Million bottles a year, ==y Haile & Co. adv SRR Get rid of that nervous, fretful feel ing, Prace up, Take Tanlac and you will look everybody in the face with a smile, Sold at T. J, Haile & Co,, adv Mz, J. A Jutice cft Sunday for Atianta where ur wall ~o nd scveral dave on business Col. James R, Thomas of Jesup, is in the gcity looking after the in terests of some of the accused rail road men_ Col, Thomas is a prominent lawyer in the Waycross Circuit, Col. Thomas can’t understand, so he states that his watch, which has kept good time for twenty years, and which has never varied, though he visited with it in the larger cities of the country, has suddenly slowed down during his brief stay in Fitzgerald, SIGMA lOTA CLUB ENTERTAINED Mrs. Frank H, Hilliard was the charming hostess on Saturday evening entertaiing the members of the Sigma Tota Club, . The afternoon was spent discussing current topics of interest in our coun try today while they also were work ing their fingers with fancy work. They decided at this meeting to order some little leaflets with topics of cur rent events which they will make a study of, : At the close of the afternoon the guests were served with delicious fruit saad with satines and iced tea The guests incuded: Mesdames R, L. Littlefield, Charles Mannooch, W, Roy Bragg, William Spell, Jake E, Brewer, L. E, Rhorer, and Miss Mary Eva Martin, e —— iy TAX BOOKS NOW OPEN The State and County Taxes are now due and can be paid at my office at the Court House, | FRED, M. GRAHAM, l tf, Tax Collector, | (s BAYKRUPT B 0 B | RS ITHIN BLOOD SAPS ENERGY | GUDE'S PEPTO-MANGAN RE | BUILDS THE BLOOD : ‘\\'rullin;\v. with a weakened condi tion of the blood is a desperate strug (gle, Thin, waery blood deprives the body of energy and causes a played out feeling not unlike utter exhaustion :':\ man with weak blood has not the ifu]l use of his powers, He lacks de cision, and vacillates until he loses | self-confidence, ’ Some men and women, too, go fal tering along for months scarcely realiz iing that they need Gude’s Pepto-Man gan_ the blood-builder, But when they lh:u‘e taken it for a while, what a dif 'fcrcncz- there is in the feelings! The old-time vigor and the red-blood hue of good health return, The new rich blood gets to work building, fortify ing, lifting the spirit up to its normal standard, Physicians have prescribed Gude’s Pepto-Mangan for years as a blood-builder, Druggists sell it in liquid and tablet form. Look for the name “Gudes Pepto-Mangan” on the package, Advertisement. e e GRIFFIN-TROUPE Mr. Fate Griffin a prominent farm er ‘'of Ambrose was married Saturday to Miss Daisy Troupe, the popular young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Troupe of this county Judge J, R, Horton tied the knot at the court house, * HEIDE-DICHTENMULLER Mr. and Mrs. G, A, Heide of Ma !con anncunce the engagement of their -daughter, Kathleen Frances, to Mr, Alvin Frederick Dichtenmuller of Au gusta and Miami, Fla_ the marriage ‘to be solemmnized Thanksgiving Day at high noon at Christ Church, Macon_ , —Atlanta Journal, : ; S ) | Mr, and Mrs, W. R, Smith of Val dosta are visiting H, C. Chaple and family, ] Bookkeeper Falls . Heir 1o Fortuae “Upon the death of an uncle T in herited $30,000, 1 gave up my posi tion and intended ° enjoying myself when T was stricken with a severe case of stomach trouble and colic at tacks, Two of these attacks made me 10se consciousness. After treat inz with cur best doctors with little benefit, T decided to try Mayr's Won derful Remedy, and it helped me at cnce, | have beer entirely well for past vear”™ It is a simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal nucus from the intestinal tract and‘ allays th inflammation which causes practicaily all stomach, liver and intes tinal ailments, including appendicitis, One dose will convince or money re funded, NicLemore and National Drug Com panies and druggists everywhere, ad\'_} TYPEWRITER RIBBONS Just received fresh stock of typewriter rib bons for Oliver, L, C. Smith, Under wood, Remington and Royal’s. 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