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THE MACON DAILY
GRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1968
•Rising
Buk.st
And many other painful and
distressing ailments from
which most mothers suffer,
can be avoided by using
Mother’s Friend. This rem
edy is a God-scnd to expect
anl mothers, carrying them
through the critical ordeal with safety. No woman who uses
Mother’s Friend need fear the suffering incident to birth; for it robs
the ordeal of its dread and insures safety to life of mother and child,
leaving her In a condition w
more favorable to speedy re- fiM h il't
covery. The child is also BwgWro Jute
healthy,
natui H
free by writing **
MIDHILD MOtTULTOK OX
Atlanta. O*.
S-aSs-sS'
FMEND
ARBUCKLES BIG JOB
INTERESTS NAVAL MEN
HIS CONTRALTO RAISE THE CRUI
8ER YANKEE INVOLVES HAZ
ARDOUS PEAT.
Women’s
Suits
Ifwail bnUotlilitln
M BMtarial, la all AalrtM.
colon. Coata sre loof, am)
W (at In •eroctl dlstlura
Men’s Suits
1W. are aona atrtfclafi pat
tern rtlecu ia Mea’i Suit, tlila
anon. Blade worltcda with
narrow white atrip*', baowa
and grey lorlathla atrip**, Moo
with doll red atrlpea, and aaaay
othara. Coats hare aoreltjr
coda that giro a teach of ei-
doaheneta, aod tome are made
ntth odd abaped pock eta that
Koto a partioolarly amart look.
$8 to $28
TOPCOATS
Topcoata and Ralncoatf,
made of the beatmatrrUla ob
tainable. New atock through- U
oof, and the rary lateat alyleaj,
$10 Up /
■M/ •
All Goods Guaranteed Under Pure
Food Law and Drugs Act
Why apend yemr money lot compounded or rectified
gonda, when tor the tame money you can get the atTalght
article t Look (or the Part Food guarantee which you wilt
ted on all our goods, it means much to yon. You buy
direct when you order from us. We are wholesale dis
tributor* and guarantee satisfaction, or money refunded.
^ in neat I’imn Packagei, express chargee
prcjkaui, at prices named. Write for special wholesale
prices in bulk lots. Booklet complete lilt and lull in
formation mailed on request.
On lot ueraed below we make good losses aad breakage.
(ALL PUU» QUARTS)
between John Arbuckl* an d ths navy
department, which waa alerted in Waa*.
fngtnn yesterday, for rescuing tha orulaer
Yankee from her perilous situation on
Hen and Chickens Kaaf in JJussartl’# bsY
The Yankee want on tha rocks during a
heavy foe a few weens ago and uo to tha
first of ibis wa«k ttoo navy department
had ntrsnuons efrurta to aava the vessel.
Th# hi*t> tld# of tba month* occurred a
week a*«r and when efforts at that tuns
to float the stranded ves*sl j
tbs navy department wdef* _
home to their propar stations and It de
cided to ask tne wracking companies to
jr ays-
fern of rescuing stranded or sunken Ships;
but ft la the most hazardous, and fa sal-
dom resortsd to. except in tba case where
all sthar methods fall. • The usual m< ‘
oda employe-1 are the pontoon and
sectional. When the former I# '
number of pontoorm are sunk
stranded or sunken vessel and I ashed to
Then tN m( '
„tet Is foreed J
pontoons by coropre-swd air. and
t uoyaney of tbs aJr-filled pontoons r
iplflu tbs vessel. This method
attempted In the rase of the Yankee, nut
It was found that avan at high tide there
was not a sufficient depth of water to
employ It suooaaafully.
Another Method.
Thp second method Is used where hot
on*- end ef a vessel la stranded or III any
•ed. A bulkhead is
MMMM wl cutting off tbs
hired portion and the vsa-
v JMOTRM Jeswn In two the uninjured
portion being floated off to a dry dock.
tranged t
rod Atlanta, wLereMM i
IT two wesks. I
JI. D. Manning fad M
i wart are gpendl.i^ sere
in a f«w days tot
visit friends for i
.Mr. and Mrs. 11
Bmmi Lou Stewart
days in Atlanta.
Mrs. Ortaka Peacoek. who b*s 1 e*n Iff*
Macon for aevsfp) weeks, Y.»x .••’.timcdj
-- .tea retirni'i home;
where I
Dunne,
entertain
street to
morrow.
to, of Dcttltt, who le
. ... _ few diyi; li a guest
of Mrs. J. P. Ollloo.
Mrs. Wm, Wm Locke ti entertalnad
the Brownlae-Todd brlday party Tues
day evening at a dinner wtTcb was one
of the pleasantest of a nuciber of social
affnJrs incident to the marlage of Miss
Eta Brownlee to Mr. A. C. Todd.
Dr. end Mrs. P. L. Hlltman are ex
pected to return home tren New York
tomorrow, where they hav< been spend
ing the last fsw weeks.
Mise Jfasel Pope .ha* rettrnid
from a delightful visit to Atig-im. 1
sha was a geest of Mrs. W.; iC E
Jr., during the bersa show 1 I
Mrs. Whitehead anti
at cards at her home on Pmp str
morrow.
Mrs. O. If. Bacon, of Drlfltt,
In tha city. ‘
ulss Victoria Collier anti
ltartafaMd i
Afroday ev
Dora HD Gilbert. We?*ra, Laima Clay
ton. Kerris Ainsworth, T. «. MUner, Bet
Collier and Albert Boros,
Mr#. John Whitehead epfrUlneda at «
beautiful bridge ten ye*tra«^'i4ft#fnoon.
S ven In honor of Mrs. C. T. -Osborn, of
>lumbua. the gueat of Mm Henry Tar
ver. Bridge wna plnyed from I to I
o'clock, when the doors leading Into her
spacious and elegantly fuir.lshed dining
— “ill;
qb;
ors lead!
— 3jr *n^nL
room were thrown open, r
beautiful old mahogany table
set with covers for twelve —. _ .
Tha pink color scheme was carrlad i
most artistically throughout the decora
tions. Silver candelabra holding pink
candles and handsoma lace pieces height
ened and enhanced the brilliancy of the
reveal In
artlstf
for
v.'-*
It le I
line and Rather Jordan ware visitors to
waVlIe Kellv entertained at a large
afternoon .reception_Thur#day for Mra.
lampton Kelly^of Tlftoti.
Mins Jovce Henderson has returned
from Atlanta.
Mlssea Franklin hare returned to
Mansfield, , . M ,
Mlseea Jean and Mamie Newton en
tertained the faculty ef the Monttrelto
Hlrh School In a very pleasant manner
Friday evening.
— - f.uey Goodman and Mettle Sue
‘-•end gueels of Mrs. Olln
Ham were week-i
MInter, of Winfred
The Nickel Club meets n
Mrs J. It Peraona. Quite
r.-tt week with
. , ,.e an Intereating
program la belne arranged,
Hamwum Hetty have re*
PiWWWP liWInta after a visit to Mrs.|
Rata
plc;Hal L
Wc*torrr (beat world over).......• .ft
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Dr.Ulunii Pacha Ota (ase4lclaal|
'• Tempting if>nrrt Marylaad rye)
I VtigiaU Apple I
SPECIAL OFFER
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3 gelloesOM kettuclj
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Plain Caai-a. No Mark* to Indlcaitc Content*.
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best for the Price
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PHIL. G. KELLY CO. iETSSSwS.f^J Fine Liquors
1413 CAST MAIN
turned to Atlanta after a visit to
— *lv.
I «rd and rayna havo returned
to Winfred after a visit to Mrs. Oscar
Phillips and Mrs. Kll Malone.
~ MAWKINSVILLE.
Mr*. Julia Parrish and daughters.
Misses Edna and Alllft, left Thursday
for Macon, where they will reside In
the future.
Mlaa Msttls Button has removed to
Atlanta.
Miss Mays T. Holder has returned
to her hotnff In Birmingham, after n
very pleasant visit to relatives In tho
cltv.
Col. M. II. Boyer mad* E recent visit
to Perry on business.
Mrs. c. c, Only has returned from
S visit to Attlanto.
Miss Anna Wnterman tots returned
from an extended visit to Macon and
nalnesvllle.
Mr. J. W. Connor, flr.. of FlnUyaon,
Oa . spent Wednesday Jn the city.
Mr. unfi Mr*. r>. C. Plfrfca Mill SllM
will- ui4 Mr. Jatnra Dapr— *ra oa
n visit in Macon.
Mies Harah Rmlth h visiting rela
tives in Vienna.
Mr. J. K Partin was In ths city on
Wednesday.
Col. T. C. Taylor mad# a recant visit
*o tMacon on professional bunlnees.
Tha V. I>. C.'s giro The Deestrick
Skule" again Friday evening.
"I ALOANV.
The harvest tea given at ths horns of
Mrs. II. A. Tarver yesterday afternoon
was a delightful affair. An enjoyable
musical program was rendered during
the evening. These who took pert in
It were Mto. J. " T\ . “ “
*«• ^JfBJStCTS
Mies Fhnnle
to leave
So Tired
It may be from overwork, but
the chaaces are Its from an la-
active LIVER. —•-
Wtth a well conducted 1.1VER
one can do mountains of labor
w Ithout fatigue.
It adds a hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity*
It can be kept io healthful action
by, and only by
ItfsPills
TAKE NO •UMTITUTC.
„ j front of Iks rostrum and. in its place,
■trotrhlng from floor to celling, and
•narkllnjr with itahta which glowed In
electric bulbs or flickered from wax ta
pers In silver candelabra, waa a den*e
screen of bamboo, palm and fern. Sus
pended In tha center waa a marrkga ball,
from which radiated a soft yelow light.
The music, a very pretty feature of the
ceremony, waa furnished by Mrs. J. C.
I.ntlmer. eopmno; Mr. George Bertram,
violin. - “
Ida! nertv entered to the
Taobem*
festal board. To tha strains of Apid Lang
Ityne, the guests were seated to tbe first
course, a delirious fruit cocktail. Wines
r/ere served with all the coiirie#. which
closed with a dainty cup of chocolate, to
the etrnlns of .Home gweet Home. The
fortunate twelve were Mrs. C. T. Osburn
- M. Clark, Mrs. J. M. Tift lbs.
—III. Mrs. J. R. DeGraffenrald. Mrs.
K. If. l* nl*on. Mrs. \V. S. Tnrver. Mr*.
J. D. Weston. Mra. It. H. Warren and
Mrs. O. M. Hsron.
The marriage of Mlsa Eva Brownlee
to Mr. Alfred Creswell Todd Wednesday
evening was one of the prettiest wad
dings ever solemnized In, Albany
A -- - .brought together a company which
•eetly undertaking and waa not attempted the Presbyterian church, at «:to o
In Jha nf in- TanliM. . , Tha Inlnrlor of tha 5** llttla chut*..
Mr lAn-w.. ^...11.^1 I. . ';li-./l-»>l : [ man tnnafmniM unflar tha touch of
opment of the pontoon method. Instead artlstln luuidi Into a bower of floral beati-
of am ploying the air'pressure t* a Oerlesj Tl.ealtsrlSi J be!S r Sm-rrod 7rom
Huge air compreseora mnst-Tm oriT- th ® lr ** t °*
1. These are either lOfUlIad on a
Wg ship, or where the • trailed vessel le
re they are erec^gd temporarily
n.j. the preasufn being piped to
»■ «...
mets. nre-XJ^h* bulkheads being built bv
.'"T"’ J5^d chamber after another la
•••VJF'lh compressed air. After such a
55»>| has been floated the most serious
Foblem must he confronted—how to keep
..er afleat lopg enough to *«t her to a
drv deck. It. for aev reason, there Is a
aakage of air of sumdent volume to da-
jtroy the factor of buoyancy the vessel
will sink again.. In tbe case of a Ntdlv
damaged vestal like the Yankee It Is
probable that air compressor* will be In-
afaMed on boa-d a large shin to which
tha Yankee will be lashed, so that a con>
“minus pressure of air mav be forced !nt<
sr on her way to the navy yard.
System Not New.
The compressed air aystem of raising
stranded or sunken vessels was devised
aa long ngo na 1«"l. when II. F. Knnpn.
SUTT!ijSUtWU
w stem#* In
Klnseie Head In Heptember
Mr. Knapp eobmlttrd a 1
use compressed sir tn raise the Vanguard,
hut the naval authorities at that time
thought the scheme chlmarlcai and noth
ing waa done. Knanp afterward raised
a rattier that bed sunk off Burton Head.
“ l . Henktneon Smith, tha anstnar-archt-
t-suthnr-srtlM. It la said, has raised
ny veaasla by tha aystem.
A Healthy Family.
Onr whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using Dr. King’s
New I .He Pills, three years ngo." M'’.
^ A. Bartlett, of Rural Boat# 1. Gull
rrt. Maine. They clennsa and tons
(he system In a gentle way that does
you good. Sic at all drug atoraa.
GEORGIA SOCIAL NEWS
(Continued from rage Flva.)
eoprgno; __
id Mrs. fl. fl. McIntosh, organ.
Tha bridal party entered to the strain*
of Wagner's Bridal Chorus from I^ham
grin and retired while Mcndeseohn'a
Wedding March waa plsyed. The bride
wore a handsome gown of white satin
made entrain and trimmed In pearls, flhe
carried * brtde'a rosea and 1lllns-cf-the-
vhllev. Mr. nnd Mrs Todd left nt •
o'clock for Atlanta, whence they go to
Bsvannsh. Washington nnd New York.
Thmr will bo a home to their friends In
TattlrenR. 8. C., unon their return nfter
sever* 1 *treeV«. The b r |«- will be sftdlv
missed by her many friend- here, to
whom she has crown dear to the compar
atively sh-rt Period of her residence In
Albany. She la a young wotn.th of many
*'~’~menta and aamlrsH* qualities
_c a valuable acquisition to the
. *e of the city where she makes
home. Mr. Todd l» a auccessful law
yer of Tamtrens. end a member of or»e
nf the best of the nld South Carolina
families. Many handsome gifts which
cam* from far and near were a testimo
nial of that high esteem In whl-h thi#
young couple are held by their frlendi,
MADISON.
Judge nnd Mra. H. W. Baldwin en
tertained E number of friends at an
elegant reception to meet Mr. and
Mr*. Tharp* Baldwin, whoa* mar-:
ring# occurred at Conyers laat week.
Receiving with Judge and Mrs. Bald-!
win was tho bridal party, composed
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tharpe Baldwin, Mr.
Tllmon \Dougla*. MVs Annie Lucie
Newton. Miss Lula Walker. Mlsa Mat-
tie Bayo Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Jud-
son Langford, father and mother of
th* bride.
Mra. II. W. Baldwin wore a blase
lace over taffeta with dainty trim
mings and a touoh of light blue. Mrs.
Tharp# Baldwin wore her wedding
gown of trary satin made empire and
trlmtned with Irish point lace and
•aod pearls. Mra. Langford wa* very
handsoma In a black satin -gown hand
embroidered. Mias Newton wore a
white lace robe. Mlaa Baldwin was
handsome In a white mousclln* made
empire and carried American Beauty
roses. Mlsa Walker wore a beautiful
whits lac* dress trimmed with bands
of satin and many pearls. Presiding
In the dining room were Airs. John
T. Newton, Mrs.* Will Shepherd. Miss!
Kittle Newton and Mra. J. 8. Bayne.,
A delightful buffet lunch was served. |
Despite the fact that the rain poured
In torrents, about one hundred and
fifty guests called during ths even
ing.
An announcement of much Interest
to Macon people was that of the en
gagement of Mlsa Willie Mae Tap-
pan. of Silvan, to Mr. John Torbert,
of MadlSon. Miss Tappan Is from on*
of the oldest and best families of Sil
van. and is a young lady of unusual
culture and charm. Mr. Torbert Is
n young man of fln* tfiaracter and
has many friends In Madison and els*,
where, who are congratulating him on
Newman
Millinery
Company
Announce the arrival of recent shipments
of new and attractive Hats and Trimmings.
Our discriminating taste in selection, as
well as our epxerience in buying, guarantees
to our customers the best and most stylish
Millinery to be found in Middle Georgia. The
prices are as low as is consistent with first
class quality of goods, perfect taste in trim
ming and extreme cafe in workmanship.
Newman Millinery Co.
S55 Cherry Street
M. M. NEWBERRY CO.,
• Successors to Ross McCullough Lumber Co.
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Wood—Pine and Oak
LET US COVER YOUR HOUSE WITH CYPRESS SHINGLES
We also deal in wood and carry both pine and oak.
Our Prices are Right and Delivery Prompt .
Exclusive Dealers in Hard Wood
PHONE 116
In Atlanta, has returned home.
Mrs. C. T. Jones is visiting her!
daughter, Mrs. J. M. Zuber, In At
lanta. '
In honor of Mrs. Tbarpe Baldwin.
About on* hundred and ft/ty guests
called during the evening.
Mrs. R. N. Thomason haa returned
home afttr an extended visit to Nsw
Y«>rk knd Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Nowton,
of WsshiAEWn. D. C., are the guests
winning for himself such a noble Uf*'of Mr. John T. Newton,,
companion. Mr. Tharpe Baldwin has’ Mrs. Charles D. Carr, of Augusta,
rented the house recently vacated by!l» visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Poster. Mr. aml M. A. Mustln. . _ , .
Mrs. Baldwin will move Into their | Mtsi Marla Price, of Farmington,
new home on ths first of November.! Is the attractive gueat of Miss Caro
Miss Mary Jones, of Canton, and Price. ' > «...
Miss Kit Calloway, of La Grange, are: Mr. anil Mr*. Tharpe Baldwin will
the guests of Miss Lula Walker at spend the week-end In Conyert. - -
ter teMtlfW country horn.. “wSW-| .Mr.. igfi. Jtq-..£j r . To " r M»“ fin" ,! HuS”r n™^.
Miss Kate Thompson earns downj Mr. and Mra. Tom Peacock, of p tr5 Robertson ^Irf^Msrv^Stok'ca 1 anC
from Oalnoavtllo »nd ,P.n» n. w,.tt-1 Rutlrdc apjnl. O. Mn. CoS. .
jumt. Of Juan ana Mra. k. h. j Mr &nd un H AdMI „ pen ,
Mlaa BUn Bum.y ho, rrtum.d to'tho o-.m-ond Kith relotlra. at Mona-
TUU ° f * ”^1 «D Mra. O. D. Parry war.
Mias Julia Ashford, of Wstklnsvlll*, | vlsltom to ths CMr In Atlsnta.
i. ,v<,, ..tractive guest of Mrs. Sue' Mrs. McMekln and Miss Cornells
JMPJUWJW** • ucsl OI “ | Harris have returned to Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Beaver, of Jackson-a visit to Miss Estelle Penlck
«ni» ,r* vi»it'nr Mrs Beaver’s pa- Mrs. R. W. Trotter has returned
«tlu. Mr. and Mri! i. M. J^utt^ 1 ^ *. vl ? lt to ralaUvr. In Dacatu
MUs Kirmle
been the g' *
FINE WHISKIES
Miss Pauline Bearden has returned
atfer a visit to relatives In Atlanta.
Mlsa Octavla Pou spent the week
end as the guest of friends In Ath
ens at Lucy Cobb Institute.
Mrs. Lee Thom well has returned
from Baltimore, where she accom
panied Alisa Agnos Godfrey, who re
mained In Baltimore for treatment.
Mrs. II. H. Fitzpatrick compliment
ed Mrs. Ocorgo Reid, who la the
guest of Mrs. Cornelius Vason, with
a delightful Informal trail party. In
end with her parents In Madison* >
Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Langford have
returned to Conyers, after a most de
lightful visit to Judge end Mrs. H.
VV UiMwIn.
W. Baldwin.
0ns of ths prettiest entertainments
of ths season was ths luncheon Mrs.
J. 8. Leak gave tn honor of Mies
Lula Walker, whose marriage to Mr.
will occur Wednesday.
Each guest was naked
to bring an original short verse.- wish-
ting the bride-to-be good wtoCtes and
good luck. These were written tn a
pretty bride's book, on which was a
miniature “
ThomjMon, who has an d Atlanta.
K of Mti* Mary Kan4rlck| "* If *
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson an
—i
AT FULL VALUES
* I don’t cut the quality of whiskey in order to pay express.
I GIVE YOU FULL VALUE IN THE WHISKEY ITSELF!
If you want every cent of your money’s worth in Whiskey Quality
instead of a lower grade allowing for expressage, send me your orders.
Below are a few of mv specially popular brands, every one of
which represents the very highest quality obtainable for the price:
Lincoln County Rye
4fnflqaerteLlnco'nCounty -...,....1100
4 full quarts Old Hickory Lin. Co S.60
4 full quarts W* “
4 ioii quarts ifoceealn Club
CernWhleksf '
4 full quarts Hamilton Co. Corn...
4 full quarts 8 west Mash Corn .....
4 full quarts North Carol me Corn..
4 full quarts Old Mountain Corn-.
4 full q
9 quarts Old Cobb Corn .
4 foil quarts Old Cabinet Rye 100
4 ran quarts Batneat g.co
4 fell quarts Hamilton Co. Club.
4 full quarts Gltieon’s 4 Star..... 4.0S
Brandlea .
4 full quarts Apple Brandy gg
4 full quarts Imperial Apple Brandy.. 2.80
4 fall quarts FIm Old Apple Brandy.. 100
4 full quarts Very Old Apple Brandy.. 400
4 fell quarts Georgia Peach Brandy.. 400
express, but fits tbe beet roods to the consumer at tbe lowest
f «“ TO YOU-MY SISTER issKsURass V
E. B. GIBSON
(FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
To the Consumer at Lowest Cash Prices
19 East Seventh Street Chattanooga, Tenn.
Send for complete Price List and Order Blanks.
bridesmaid* were seated at a
utlful decorated table, while the
I of the gueat* were seated at entail
tables. A fost delightful luncheon
wss served. *
Miss Lula Welker was tbe fair
honor*# at a beautiful luncheon given
Atlases Sue Reid and Rtebmond
Walton. *Y>kl ntal<T was the game
of th* afternoon and Attss Horten.**
Iloekatrasser wag the fortunate one
who escaped being the old maid, the
greatest number of ttmra. and was
presented with the prize. Atl*a Walk-
er the attractive hrlde-elect, was
given a pair crimson bed-room slip-
pent. At the close of the game a de-
lie* I ful lunchron w»» een'ed. Ml«se*
Walton** most* wore Ml»s Walk-
kl Mrs. Thame Raldwta. AXtus Hor
ten** Hoekrtra***r. Mtzs Mottle yav SparMaSMsSSik^
J
1 know wumeak eufferiaga I *'■ ' 1 —— = —■ = . —————-——
5 Ur. toavi a. i Osaltlt. In tha Day. Nawa.
1 *i.! riiaii. tree of any ebar«<a iuy Imsm tree visiting relatives In Atlanta. J Urn. Bessie Haney, of Newark. N
*** Mra. O. T. M&upln has returned got a decree of divorce at Sioux
wornea e sil.nonte. I went to Ml eN ««b«b tl» ..... t....... r
thUcur*—ye«.mrratei*r. foeyourMt peerdeuzku from A Visit to Mr. Maupln s parents
Moa Mol
A hat we women know from
hotter than an
Mat IS % soft ,
Waniek SidurfM. Uktritka. DtopAecaoMiit
FoOlng of tho WemS, Profit*#, fkwity er PoM
PurMte, i’tortt*# er Onartan Tmoere er Orowtl
aloo rates le tbe h»«J. bevk an* bowefo. boerfe
dews feeRags. oerveoeoaes
in Atlanta.
Mlsa Bara Atustln and Mrs. C. D.
Carr will visit th# fair in Atlanta
next week.
Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Robertson en
tertained In honor of Miss Lula Walk
er at a most elaborate dining. Cov
ers were laid for twelve.
Mrs: D. A. Leman, of La Grange,
f. L
Fall!
ibonl
._td, wl
■wa.tr.rad the United Fruit Company
ship Bradford, anatchod up two 4*|
crouching at the feet of Captain Oer
9
Baldwin. Afisros Camra and
Pou. AH*« Gu
Frauds Duiglsp.
Newton. Miss Amelia
M
t'te
the Walker-Callavray marriage.
«»»*"»****
■era ««uv*»’r tree to prom w y# toot yaa mu cu 1 vi*lt*d rclatitc* here,
n'ur-iolf St bona q-i-ekly and mrrty R Saturday morning Mias Anne Lucy
. . T~r^-. ... . „ »«be«. that it wta cost yoa iMteq to yVn tl Newton entrrtointd eighteen glrU at
j” * h 7“ '-It.a handkerchief atraarer for MUa Lula
I urt rr*T-{er» wtlb your onr* op e>v jpetlon. J«*t •«< n-,iv». . e* - ^'
ryuo «uff»r If ytn wt. u and I will mr4 you the- trootmoi "f, cr * . .... ... t ... pool
, , --—by rotirn m*.L i wiu aim r*od >o« irm ef coot, n Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harrell, or
MCutwAL AOMSek" with npiuitwr t!!-*tratio*# »b«iriiq wt Augusta, attended the funeral of Mr.,
water, and th#
te L
m£. have been compelled to step
lln^ wheat because the groin *
it# Relle Rawls, Mist keek-’wo.riAVS oh .n MCa>*w\u AOk’isEk’' «
JL Allas Ann* Ijuclr jywa *f*d h>w tS#y canaaoCy cur# themoolm
iMoIlt George. Mis* *? tklak ter Tb*n »tei Ute riax-or «
df-W«far rojrarlf. TMmJi wf wo
» reaa*. Te Mothers rf Daurl
—‘‘You i
<•**• keva rrtrod (htaMln
1 opntiloit." you <
• horn# tnra*a#r.l which
few frl-ndi
of Mias Lula Walker. - .
— wt^n und Mira j SraL
were the charm
ing borbtM of a baAuUfoi reception
Itvs- $•» vt-4iiWu * ; JU3
. Sea tte
- _ h»Ul.*»«f your owalocality who ki
PPPR. . . _ ► Trratmnrt realty cares aQ vmmo'i da#
. mp ami reboot Jaa< aead te* year eOdroo*. anftbe frw>
Poofc. Wnta today, as yew teoywet see '
SUMMERS, Reg N. •
Ucaetmauoa ta Youn M rirun'ay.
T bit daughter. Mrs. R.
Mrs. Jorie Newton will spend n«xt
r end Win gladly te week In Atlanta.
y ^ Mr*. Fred C. Foster Is vUrttlng irr
****** daughter, Mrs. Albert Moblev.
Moarra . * w F
One #f the Items in the complaint of
|eew buttons i
A burglar In robbing the house ef D.
A. Connors, of lltuburg. trod oa the tail
( a cat. which »o anfwad the anlnmi
Date,M,M.*.fij
In 1 that i
i fedart
bber and hie ooa-