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Unpreceedented Crowds Thronged Our Store!
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at our Bankrupt Sale. Remember-all goods must and will be sold.
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day at the First Methodist Church—
Corner of Lee ana Magnolia Streets.
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Come, ge the Baraca habit,
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the U, S. after being imprisoned in Russia for more than a year. He
is shown here or \is wav to Washington to report conditions there,
but paused long enough to tell a friend Just how bad arp the Bolshevik
cigarcites, “Nome :nferior,” he says,
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EPIGCOPAL CHURCH
R. (. Shannonhouse, Rector
Sunday School 10:00 A. M,
Church services, Sunday morning
at 11:00 (except on second Sunday,)
Sunday night at 8:00 (except on
2nd and 4th Sunaays.)
Every Friday afternoon at 5:00
Social service,
Vi.itors cordially invited to make
church home with ws.
\ Ever Catch a Micropterus?
‘f'ne black bass wre of two species—
)the small-mouth tinck bass and the
large-mouth bisce bass, writes Dr. R
W. Shufeldt In the American Forestry
Magazine. Both belong to the genus
Micropterus, and are readily distin.
guished through the fact that in the
last-named form the angle of the gape
of the mouth Is back of the imaginary
vertical line from the center of the
pupll of the eye upon either side. Se
gamy are these fish that they are
known as the “gamefish of the North,”
ind anglers prefer to fish for them
sbove all other kinds
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tHE LEADER-ENTERPRISE AND PRESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921
SCHOOL NEWS
FIRST WARD
If you should be passing by the
First Ward School and hear unusual
sounds issuing forth do not become
alarmed for it is only the orchestra
of the First Grade tuning up, This
orchestra is planning a concert to be
given in the near future for their pa
rents and friends.
They have already mastered four
four time and are now working on
three-tour time, Watch for the an
nouncement of this concert,
The second grade played a fine self
control game last week,
~ The “Blues’™ had no one absent or
tardy. The “Reds” had only one ab
sent and none tardy, The ‘Reds’ won
the came during October,
They enjoyed a party with “Red”
apples for refreshments,
The ‘Blues’ are working hard to
win the game during November. We
enjoy the Thanksgiving month in
school, We like November hetter than
any month except December the X’
mas month, Those winning the great
est number of points in the game this
'week are: |
Blues— |
Dorothy Kilcrease,
Margaret Ellison,
Eva Rogers,
Reds—
Vernon Lindsey. ;
Henry Smith
Howard FEvans
The Third Grade is enjoying a brief
study of the “Great World War” this
week Different pupils are bringing
relics of this war, which of course
make the study more interesting and
vivid. On Friday, Armistice Day. we
are planning discussion, with stories
from the pupils about the pictures and
relics they have brought also music
on the Victrola
Nothing unusual has happened in
the Fourth Grade this week Most of
the pupils are down at work and are
hoping to wet a hetter report at the
esd of the month, Sarah Gurr, one
of our nurses has moved away: so
Marguerite Dorongh has taken her
place.
Frances Bowers left Monday for her
new home in Tacksonville, Fla, We
regret to give her up from the Fifth
Grade,
The pupils in the Sixth grade are
working on a self-government plan.
This gives them a chance to see them
selves as others see them. The plan
is working wonders and we are sure
it will bring good results,
We were sorry to lose three of our
number, but two were added to take
their places.
SECOND WARD
Seventh Grade
The Second Ward is preparing for a
Thanksgiving program which will he
published later, ¢eW are also goin to
celebrate Arhor Day. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all who are in
terested in the schools
On Wednesday Mr. Bennett enter
tained the Seventh Grade hy ‘showing
us some intresting pictures ahout
iSc\mh America, using the stereograph
ic machine.
% The Seventh Grade, lot ball team
played the firet Wlfdah"‘.‘n Wednesday
afternoon, the score 1, Sng' 36 to 6 im
favor of the Second ward boys.
Fifth Grade
We are now in the third month of
school and improving very much. Mrs
Benton has read us a very good poem
“The Corn Song” and we are memor
izing it, The following is our motto:
“We will never bring disgrace to
our school by any act of cowardice
or dishonesty, We will honor asd obey
the school laws. We will transmit this
school to those that come after us,
greater better and ‘more thorough
than it was transmitted to s Up
until this time we have had only two
absentees this month, We are trying
to be the banner class of the school,
Wednesday Mr. Bennett came with
the moving picture machine and show
i:rd us some geographical and histor
ical scenes,
This week the school grounds are
being improved.
OQur grade is studying the Central
States, In Physiology we are study
ing the different senses, Friday we
are going on a picnic the girls won
last month and the boys will be hosts.
1f the boys win this month the girls
are going to bake the boys a fruit
cake, If the girls win the boys are
going to give them a basket of fruit
Miss Van Gorder's Third Grade is
having an interesting study of trees
and their uses this week,
The story of the Pilgrims has also
been begun.
Through the interest and coopera
tion of the parents of our first grade
children the concrete borders for the
two flower beds are completed. In
‘themselves they are attractive, but the
future promises better yet, with the
sced, bulbs and plants contributed by
these same parents,
Twelve of our members are aspif
ing to make the second grade by Jan:
uary second
4th Grade
Dennis Capo, Rogers eßnnett, Her
man E]lis and Thurman Ellis have
cach made a flower stand for the 4th
grade this week,
This grade is happy to announce |
that they know how to do long division I
now after spending nearly a week in |
learning how, i
We had an interesting Geography
lesson today. After studying the def
initions on “Mountains” we went to
the board and drew pictures illustra
ting each, The best in the class were
a mountain peak and an avalanche
drawn hy thc_fis twins,
THIRD WARD SCHOOL
All of the grades met in the hall
this morning to celebrate Armistice
Day. Tlmmediately after assembling
in our rooms, we marched to the hall
singing “America the Beautiful’, Sev
eral other patriotic songs and some
of the war soigs were sung. oin
Flander’s Fields” was given by the
Fifth and Sixth Grades. All of us
are wearing a flower in honor of the
day, e
Yesterday morning we wrote in-l
vitations during the penmanship per-‘
iod to our mothers asking them to
come to the meeting of the Parent-
Teacher Association which is held
this afternoon in Miss Alberson’s class.
room, FEach class is working hard to
win the prize of one dollar offered by
the teachers for having the highest
percentage of mothers present.
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PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
. Cermer Palm and Johnson Sts.
| Elder Walter M, Blackwell, Pastor, .
l Preaching Ist and 3rd Sundays *
111:30 2. m. and 8 p. m. :l
l Bible Study every Sunday 10:30 °
m. J.
Prayer meeting each Wedne P
8:30 p. m. L
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WOMEN WANTED—To Crochet—
No canvanssing. Stamped addressed
frnn-lupv for particulars, Also hand
l.\nmo all-crocheted boudoir caps for
sale, §1.50, Crochet Art Parlor, 517
: Lyveoming St., Williamsport, Pa,
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lots and other farm produce, W, C,
Gray, Ocilla, Ga, pdNovll
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NOTICE—I hhve about 500 or 600
bushels of fine White Spanish Peanuts
improved some lwhat and selected for
good yields, Apply to J. C. Minshew,
Route 2, Normdn Park, Ga,, 14p
GUARANTEED} HOSIERY See
| Mrs, F. P, Moss)|222 E, Jessamine St.,
for guaranteed Hosiery, Underwear,
and all grades ofldress goods. Infants
Crocheted Goods, 4 Dec, 9
FOR I RENT
FOR RENT-—On¢ furnished room,
apply to Mrs, J Bush, 222 South
IMain street, 1t
HOUSES FOR REWT— One Nine
room house, newly padpered, 614 West
Suwannee St,, $35. e twelve room
thouse 207 N. Thomas \St, $35, Apply
f Manon Candy Kitcheq, tf
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weeks ago, Reward. Return to Walter
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