Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, October 24, 1921, Monday Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Mr. and Mrs. M. H, Houghton an nounce the birth of a son, Winston Ruthven Houghton on October 22nd, W Mr. and Mrs. Julian McDonald and Mr, E. M, McDonald motored to Mi lan and Eastman for the week-end. Mrs, O. W, Willingham and daugh ter of Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting their father and mother Mr. and Mrs, G. G. Reeves, See me before buying that new tire. E. H. Daniel, 215 East Central Ave, t{ Mrs, R, H. Majors and son left Sunday for their home in Atlanta ai ter scpending two weeks with Mrs, Major's parents My, and Mrs, G G Reeves. While here she left her sub scription with the Leader, | T | Florida String Beans at Wilson‘s— | Phone 322. | ———— | L | S. G, Seagroves returned last week from Apex, N. C,, where he was called on account of the illness and death of his aged father, Gasten Seagroves. The deceased was eighty years old and left six sons and one daughter of which S, G. Secagroves of this city was the oldest, The only explanation of Tanlac's great success is Tanlac's true worth, | 2. J: Haile and Go. adv, Dr. Bussell of Rochelle is confined at the local hospital where he had an operation this week, | Miss Evelyn Breedlove of Ocilla was the guest of Mrs, Grace Day on 7y ¥ Sunday. THITR Mr. and Mrs. J, H. McDonald spent the week-end in Eastman with rela tives, You will want a bottle of the won derful Tanlac remedy, You can get it -from T. J. Haile and Co, adv, See our battery man before buying —Vesta Battery Service Station, 301 South Grant St., = . Mrs, Tom Griffin returned home on Friday from Waycross where she at tended the U. D, C, Convention, Mr, and Mrs, Sam Smith of Gaines ville arrived in the city on account of the illness of her sister Miss Lucy ‘ucker, Mr. Smith has returned leav tg her to care for her sister. Mayors, bankers, lawyers, promi nent government, state and county officials, prominent business and pro fessional men and Ministers of the Gospel have endorsed Tanlac, T, J. Haile & Co. : adv, Have your old battery repaired and save the price of a new one, Vesta Service Station, O, W. Fletcher’s Ga rage, ’ tf, Rev. I. P, Tyson is again able to fill his puipit at the Central Metho dist Church after a lengthy illness. He preached his first sermon Sunday which was his first in about seven weeks. Mrs. W, A. Stilley and daughter, Miss Mamie Stilley spent Sunday in Sycamore with Mrs, Stilley’s brother the Rev, S. J, Jordan, Mrs. T. C. Taylor who has been vis iting her brother Mr, Lon Dickey and family left last week for Abbeville and Hawkinsville ,to visit relatives before returning to her home in Norfolk, Va, WHERE? At Lynnwood WHEN? Friday Night \ Halloween Carnival FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD! FREE ADMISSION! orizes for the most unique cos tume—Everybody invited Piano Tuning With us this week, Mr. S N, Driggers, a reliable piano tuner Leave us your ordeg Bradshaw Music Co. MISS HELEN OSBORNE Office Phone .__ 7.;0 Home Phone. Soy ~ Miss Sadie Joiner of- Ocilla spent the week-end as the guest of Mrs_ | e Reddock, at 3503 West Pine., - Mrs, J. J. Pryor has returned from a pleasant visit of several days with her sister Mrs, H. H Turner in At lanta, Tableware replated, write W, Har rison, Wilson Ave, City, 024 Mrs. D, A, Bragg and two children have returned from Jeffersonville, Ga., where they were the guests for sev eral days of Mrs, D, B. Nicholson, Old tableware repiated. Drop me a card and will call, W, Harrison_ City, Mrs. W. Roy Bragg and Migs. J J. Pryor are supplying the grades of the Third Ward during the absence of Misses Lucy and Lillian Tucker. Florida String Beans at Wilson‘s— Phone 322, ————— Mr, and Mrs. C. A, Fretwell left Sunday accompanied by Mrs. Preston Seanor for Macon in their car Mrs Fretwell will stop off at Mocon to visit relatives and Mrs. Seanor will visit her sister Miss Loren Lester who is in College there, Mr. Fretwe'l will continue on to Chattanooga, Tenn where he will attend the Confederate Veteran's Re-Union, . Fitzgerald Vulcanizing Co, 215 E, Central Avenue, Tires and Tubes vul canized tf T %) Rev, R. M. Mann expects to leave Wednesday for Savannah where he will spend the rest of the week, He is invited to make an address before the Woman's Svnodical Auxiliary of the Southern Presbyterian Church of the state, Miss Ozella Bradshaw has returned from Fairfar, Ala, wnere she visited several days, A two-year guaranteed battery at a low price —3Ol South Grant St, + Mr. G, A. Cox of Cordele was a vis itor in the city Sunday, Mr. Highland of Birmingham,_ Ala, was a visitor in the city Saturday on business. Mrs, Jennie Shallenberger of al. Grange is visiting in the home of Mrs: L. A. Turner, : Mr. M. C, Parker spent the week end with relatives in the city and re turned to Valdosty today. S Mr, C. . Cook, International repre-, sentative of the Blacksmith’'s Union of Jacksonville, Fla, spent Sunday and Monday in the city with the Union boys. Dr, J. T, Brice spent Saturday and Sunday in Macon attending the Geor gia Convention of the Georgia Chiro practors Association. A banquet was a feature of the entertainment at which State certificates were issued to each of the practioners The fellow that puts his money on a sure thing often lives to regret that he didn’t take a chance. Mr, G, Schroll returned last week from Richmond, Va where he visited his daughter Mrs. Frank F. Nelson, whose little son was one of the scven babies scoring a hundred per cent at a recent baby contest in a class of 56, Among those going irom the B, Y, P, U, Society of the Baptist Church here to Holt Church fora B. Y P U Rally on Sunday were Misses Nora Pauline and Stella FEnnis, Gertrude Brantley, Hattie I.ee Walker, Messrs Chester Strickland and W, T. Mayo, Herbert Bradshaw and Mrs. E. A Russell, Mrs. T, F. Singleton,, and Mr, Milton Hopkins as a visitor. DUNHAM—LAMB Mr, William E, Dunham, of Coch ran annuonces the engagement of his daughter Nan, to Mr, Asa McLeod LLamb, the marriage to he solemnized in the early winter. The bridé-elect has been a visitor to this city, the guest of her broth er Mr. J. N, Dunham and was one of the teachers in the primary grades elected last year, but was not released by the Griffin Board of FEducation, where she is teaching now. THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE AND PRESS MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1921 Rochester Woman ® Tells Experience Mrs, Lehman Had Suffered 10 Years From Indigestion—ln Splendid Health Now "l suffered for ten years from ner vous indigestion, I had no appctite and -always fe!t miserable, 1 was in such a serious condition I thought my time for this world was getting short, My food didn’t seem to nourish me at all and I only weighed 85 pounds, “After taicing Tanlac, I now weigh 198 and aia gaining cvery day, Oh! there is such a wonderful change noew. Tanlac relieved my troubles so quick- Iy it surprised me, My appetite is splendid, 1 have plentv of strength and feel better than [ have in years, I wouldn't take one thousand dollars for what Tanlac ¢id for me.” The above statement was made by Mrs, Clara Lehman, Bristol Hotel, Rochester, N, Y, Tanlac i¢ sold in iFtzgerald by T, J. Haile & Co,, and by leading drug gists everywhere, adv U. D. C. MEETING The Ben Hill Chapter of U, D. Ci was delightfully and unusually enter tained at the home of Mrs. O, G. Mci Phail on seuth Lee street on Friday afternoon ahen Mrs, McPhail and | Mrs, W, E. Hale were joint hostesses, The program for the afternoon was carried out as previously announced with one or two exceptions, and was in the charge of Mrs, U. J. Bennett and Mrs Jesse D Powell, Mrs. T, M. Griffin delegate to the Convention at \Waycross was unable to retiwrm in time to oive here reports at this nect ng, Roll call was responded to with the names of Georgia Governors, The Ceeorgia State song written and com posed by Mrs DeVauchn of Monte zuma was sung b ya quartette of young girls from the High School, Misses Eulalie Dorminey, Grace Benton, Dor othy Thnrmond, and Evelyn Grider, Miss Louise Jones accompanied them on the piano, Tn answer to a call for a Georgia song, Mrs. DeVaughn oi fered this composition by her adop ted as the State song, during a con test for a state song. This has not been fully decided at this time. Mrs, A. M. Stephens gave as a reading the “Song of the Chattahoochee” by Sydney Lanier which was very much enjoyed, Sketches of governors who served the Confederacy by Mrs. G, R. Womble, and a sketch of the life of Matthey Fountaine Maury by Mrs, ?I.nn Dickey completed the program. | Mrs, J, J. Pryor was elected new !mcmber of the Chapter. At the close 3nf the meeting a 3 committee was ap pointed to send some flowers to Mrs, ?]. W Turner, an honorary member of “the Chapter, as token of regret of her illness and hoping for a speedy re covery. - At the close of the business meeting and program a social hour was enjoy ed.. " The decorations were in keeping with the Halloween season and many potted plants and bowles of merry golds made the home attractive Lit tle girls dressed in Halloween cos tumes of witches caps. aprons with black cats served declicious chicken and pineapple sandwiches with fruit punch. The young girls were Misses Dorothy McPhail, Virginia Hale and | Miriam Brown, About thirty memb ers were present at this most enjoya- | ble meeting. ' B. S. C, ENJOY HIKE The following young people inciud ing the members of the B, S, C. Club and a few friends hiked out to Roa noke about 7:30 on Friday evening chaperoned by Misses Ossie Mclntyre and Lois Rogers, where they roasted wienies and marshmellows and spread a delicious supper: Misses Dorothy Thurmond, Louise Jones, Virginia Wilcox, Catherine Clarke and Messrs Marvin Morris, Ludlow Griner, Edwin Panlk, Wilafred Monroe, Cyrus Broad hurst, Ray Johnstone, Aubrey Shep pard, and Harvey Jay. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL AT LYNNWOOD . \ box social and Haloween Carni val will be held at Lynnwood School Friday evening, October 28, to which all friends and partons are urgently invited, Admission will be free and a good time is promised to all who will attend. vznma was sung by a quartette of voung Money of No Value “Life had no pleasure for me, Al though I had plenty of money it was of no value, ad my stomach almost constantlf distresyed me, I lost faith in all doctors and\medicines, Talking with my druggist About my case he advised me to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, lam now\ enjoying life again’ It is a simple \harmless prep aration that removes the& catarrhal mu cus from the intestinal\\_tract and al lays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and in testinal ailments, including appendici tis, One dose will convince or mon ey refunded, McLemore and Nation at Drug Cos,, an ddruggists every where. adv | e ‘ Wood Protector. A coat of Japanese lacquer when ap \plled to wood or metal is proof against alcohol, against boiling water, againet Imost all known agencies . » et T T < T . | URE ISITORS AT LEGION CONVENT KEAT VISITORS A 10 VENTION o e S T o\ ORISR e, R &‘H } e "\" S ‘x’\:‘;\i 20 e »&«h & /R m iRI ot e £ VAP RN Eulee st oAR e ‘m'bx N NG Sgl @ e A AR RSR AN SRR RS R SRR U iRE FER R TR "‘}§~~ g R LA S :?}s‘ ANy R h%)f\\i?z{ A "\“ i N, AR : RNIR e NIRRT Tg RO Y - \\l“'* Ll s DEESURREIRY e C R T wapoß RS T - AR TS R o e v b RS 1 B L /R e a TR WY gt S LN TTRRaR s O s A SRR R R o R ‘(%.\;\M \‘,;-?:"\\. 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' e AN RNt ) Y R A L TAR M (e st R .\\ SRR RN o AR PN \ i Y :‘:5.:3;;;;33;- SRS %}'-:;:5;-.,4, R \3 i RSN R SNt A / \ _adiatn Uy s o e e TS SFER, let 103 ; AR S AR IR ﬁ}}“\:’& e - ;’x:‘f»"?«w / e L SR R BRI LA A e NEERE B _\x \‘&“Wé—a S e Lhe coming national convention of the American Legion at Kansag, City, Mo, will be the largest and greatest meeting vet held of that body ~f veterans. Above are some of thc world distinguished people . “,',l';“ will be present and take part: (1) Gen. Pershing, U. S. A.; (2) Admiral Sims, U. S. N.; (3) Gen. Foch, of France; (4) Gen. Diaz, . of Italy; (5) Admiral Beatty, of Engtand. i - o S Sesy 0r o L & Clogged Blood . Withers The Body | WORKERS SICK AND WEAK l | FROM EXERTION TAKE . GUDE'S PEPTO-MANGAN . Men and women who toil, either | physically or mentally, use up energy, | When they overwork they use up more ﬂ*nvrgy_ and sometimes the blood gets {in a run down condition, Without rest ithv blood cannot get back to normal, |so that it becomes clogged with waste | matter from over-exertion, .~ The clogged blood virtually withers 'the bady. The strained looks on pale faces, the thin, bloodless arms, the sunken cheeks and necks, the dead tired feeling, are the results of “stale ‘blood depriving the system of life giving oxygen, Workers go to the drug store and get Gude's Pepto-Mangan when they feel weak and run down, They take it in either the liquid or the tablet form, That makes the blood rich and red and drives out the poisons, Life-giving oxygen the strength and builds up the entire system. Look for the n:\mc: “Gude’s Pepto-Mangan™ on the pack age, Advertisement. | Watson Raps The p. . o State Administration ATLANTA Oct, 22—TIn the cur rent issue of his Columbia Sentine! Senator Thomas E, Watson, in a front page editorial under the caption of “What is the Matter With Georgia” thrusts sharply at the new state ad ministration and asserts that the “clean sweep with a new broom” which was widely mentioned a year ago has fail ed to materialize, Senator Watson discusses various legislative matters which were han dled by the last legislature and charg es that “not one campaign pledge has been kept, After dicsussing the alleged failures by the state legislature to adhere to administration pledges enacting legis lation “promised” during the campaign Senator Watson declares that his po litical friends have been slighted in the way of state appointments. He says: “At present T make no complaint of the fact that every important ap pointment has been given to enemies of mine. “If my friends are not competent to hold these offices, they should not be recognized “T.ast year my friends seemed to be worthy of trust. “A sudden blight seems to have stricken them.” “They have heen frostbitten, and they have wilted.” “That's alright; we can look to that later,” “1 am forced to say, that the covert influences which paralyzed the legis lature this vear, eould not have been anticipated by any honest voter who listened to the promises made a year ngb,’ : i ————————— v ATTENTION! SIR KNIGHTS There will be a regular conclave of Gethsemane Cqmmandery Tuesday Tave, October 25th at 8:00 oclock, ~ All Sir Knights are requested to lattend. | 7. 1. Cons B € J. B, Seanor, Re BANKRUPT NOTICE In the District Court of the United States For the Southern District of Georgia, In the matter of the following bank rupt: Henry Green Porter, Fitzgerald, Georgia, To the creditors of said bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that the above narmed bankrupt was duly adjudicated i:u Bankrupt on the date named below: and that the first meeting of his cred lilurs will he held at 10 A, M, at my | office in Cordele, Ceorgia on the date named below, at which time the said '\‘rvdiu»r.\ may attend, appoint a trus tee, examine the bankrupt and tran sact such other husiness as may prop erly come before <aid meeting, i Date of this notice Oct., 21 1921, Date of adjudication Oct_ 21, 1921 ’ Date of creditors meeting, Nov, 1, 1921, U. V. WHIPPLE, Referee in Bank ruptcy, Cordele, Ga. it TYPEWRITER RIBBONS Just received fresh stock of typewriter rib bons for Oliver, L, C. Smith, Under wood, Remington and Royal’s. Carbon paper also—Leader Publishing Co, Phone 3359 For Better Than Average Altering, Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, . Pressing, Tailoring, We are equipped to do quick Work That will last long. THREE-FIVE-NINE Pressing Club W. ROY BRAGG, Proprietor Manon Grocery Co. y “WHERE QUALITY TELLS AND PRICES SELL” PROMPT DELIVERY QStagon Boan, Bar. .. ... 5 Arpucieley Coltes ...............28¢ White House Coffee ........40c lb, Ghurmer Coftes, 10, ............ 25¢C French Market Coffee, ......30¢c lb. Lusianne Conee ..., ...... 36c 1N Best Green Coffee ...........14c Ib, Gomponung Lard,............ 136 18 & B 0 Veßtole . ... iaatDE SUREE, per DOUNA . ..ocooviiivisiifC Best Whole Grain Rice...........7¢ Dry Salt Meat 1b ... ..o 188 SHORd MOt 1D (.o ddNE Best Self-Rising Flour ...........$1 Scratels Feed, Ib, 00...00.0000..3%6 Kerosene, Gallon :..............18¢ Green Cabbage, head ............5¢ New Irish Potatoes; ..............s¢c All 5c Soap, 7 bar5..|......... 25¢ Dont Forget the Pldce!l Manon Grotery Co., 1 Phone 520 216 East Pine St { ANOTHER FITZGERALD CASE ! i e {lt Proves That There’s A Way Out l for Many Suffering Fitzgerald Folks Just another report ot a case in Fitz gerald, Another typical case. Kid ney ailments relieved in Fitzgerald by | Doan‘s Kidney Pills, | J. M. Griner, carpenter, 516 West | Ocmulgee street says: “Off and on for years I suffered from weak kid ineys, DuNapg the last attack I was so bad, T wW&s almost down and out. My backhurt severly, T couid hard ély et around aXd 1 suffered from a dull ache across \v loins. My head ached\constantly and at times <verything tfned black before me, [ was dizzy, tdp. I read about Doan’s Kidney Pills akd got a supply, One box cured me :m‘\l it has been sume time now since 1 have had a bit of trouble.” ooc at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs. Buffalo, N, Y. adv. S e F. & A M. There will be a regular Communi cation of Pine Level Lodge 355, on Monday eve, October 24th at 8 oclock, Members are requested to attend, Visitors are welcome, David L. Paulk, W. M, J. W. Pearson, Secretary. AT o BR momn T B s e 0 y’}‘tr‘ “4)5 ‘m\!,/ e G e : "'l' (5 Y i 24 joi Bl T B TR HE o Niberd) |] 11 ﬂ“ﬂ HRMEEC i RO IO Friss 3 ) e T ..,,,mnt.ﬁiﬁ \\W iy AVECGRRIEET |X SO SRR O\ 1 1 JlT*‘ g A Al ‘ - r}'"“ i" ) li‘ l-‘(;l“:,,"‘ Yk LA e .:_i ORI, e| e ‘ \ WIS - e -’( »ﬂ?‘v" G Rl aR Nl AR o Xe AT 1 RS T - e RN RXS GXEO N 4 ] R T N i i 7,«.,«.',,5\..\-9 iif B, T| N N——— WITHENNER NV AN A 7 A N i\l /F?'?*:“-‘ B\ '/f'@"ﬁ’)ﬁ" ‘\\\Q-\\\\Q\hfy@/,}{r Aaal oRN R Ao MR N p Sessa B 1,,'«.‘%:;‘.:') SR | Vil e RTRi RS o sl R = [ r:_sk\ﬁ M’,)X eNI i !‘ i s P %‘\&‘. oy r'Ai"//,Kh'L’ A i ‘g}'{(( ’l\"- 3 % '({,gri“ R “-f-:./f-*?@';i';,{..»:.";e:;fw-ff‘f 0 AR N - e s e e R e e S SR R HALF of\(he problem of teaching the child music is\solved if you chcose the right piano. A piano like the - | HALLET & DA will last a lifetime and with it young “ears and young fingers learn true tone and cor: rect response of action. Made in B ston since 1839. Prices are moderate and our simple pay ment plan points the way to easy purchase. Terms to suit your requirements dshaw Music C Bradshaw Music Co. “Dependable Musical Merchandise’’ Fitzgerald, - - - Georgia. Fishing Notice THE J. B D. PAULIKS POND SOUTH OF THE CITY, WILL BE DRAINED WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26: THIS IS THE FIRST TIME iN EIGHT YEARS THAT THIS POND HAS PEEN LOW. GIGGS, SEINES AND LARGE NETS PROHIBITED. OPENS AT 10:00 A. M. Wednesday, October 26th ADMISSION $1.50 per PERSON 026 .. ')SI IS Headquarters R \ B \‘-x%'%;@ For Fresh ﬂ“ b 4 kT @i Fish and . 4‘ "e " ¥ . California Fruits of All Kinds Greek-American Lunch Room ¢ 224 E. Pine St. Phone 113" | BRING YOUR OLD WINTER CLOTHES TO ! -} ° Fitzgerald Tailors We'll Malke them like new 208 E, Pine St,, Phone 266 & Wood Kentucky Black Beauty § Block .....oocB. 0. $10.00: 8 Kentucky Egg Nut .. 8,50 § It's all good and burns good, = Georgia Pine and Oak Wood § a Length, When in need = Fig\re with Us, PromWg Service. Terms Cash, = FITZGERALD COAL & : WOOD C PANY, § Phone 250-L : Opposite Ocilla Southern = Depot :