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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1922)
L. F. Shaw & Sons Company Pauls Jam, no better made 35 and 40c Deep Sea Lobster, can > 30c K. C. Liquid Smoke 50 & 1.00 bottles 20 mule team Borax 1 lb. pkg. 15c Fresh Eggs, guaranteed 35c doz. Ice Burg Lettuce 15c Rogers Stock Powder 20 doses 50c Dr. Lc Gears Stock Powder 25c, 50c, 1.00 Government Roast Beef 2 lbs. 30c 2 t-2 lbs. 35c Pint of Cavo and Mazola Cooking Oil 25c A good F'ire in Cold Weather is Might\ Fine. Come and Warm by Ours Thanks Awfully, L. F. Shaw & Sons Cos. Phones 246-247 Cartersville, Georgia METHODISTS PAYING UP Pledges Made During Centen ary Drive Are Now Being Met. Nashville. Term., Feb. 2. —(Speciat.)—• Throughout Southern Methodist terri tory special periods, known as Pay-lfp week, are being observed in the inter est of Centenary collections. At this lime It Is expected that every member of the Methodist church who made a subscription to the Centenary of Mis sions movement will make some pay ment on that pledge. In this work tho presiding elders, pastors, missionary secretaries and Centenary treasurers are to have lead ership and a statement 1s to be given each subscriber and an appeal made for the payment of the amount du e to date. Why the Business Public of Cartersville Should Have PRINTING Done at Home The Tribune-News job office is about as well equipped to do job printing, large jobs or small jobs, as the city '•hops are. No city shop has more thorough or AND THE TRIBUNE-NEWS’ PRICES ON ALL JOB WORK IS FULLY 30 PER CENT LOWER THAN THE SAME WORKMANSHIP AND MA TERIAL. CAN BE BOUGHT IN ATLANTA. MACON OR SAVANNAH. And, finally the money you send ; away for your printed matter stays at home, and is returned to local, trade BETTER PRINTING FOR LESS WHEN YOUR PRINTING IS DONE BY THE TRIBUNE-NEWS JOB DEPT. Owing to depressed business and finan cial conditions, it Is said that in many sections the payments have not been In keeping with the record made by the churches In the matter of subscriptions. Hubscriptlons were made on a five-year basis, and more than one-half of the total subscriptions are now due. An earnest effort will be made during the "Pay-Up" movement throughout South ern Methodist territory to bring all payments up to date. Drs, W. B. Beau champ, J J. Stowe, J. S. Chadwick and others who have made annual confer ence visitations, report interest In the Centenary still keen, and state that there Is every disposition on the part of the people to make good their pledges. Since, acording to the Centenary plan, ten per cent of all Centenary moneys collected Is returned to the annual conferences to bo applied to home mission work, it is expected that Methodist in this soction will seek to make us good a showing as possible during Pay-Up week in order that Centenary funds will be available for ; local mission work Reports from cent ral headquarters at Nashville, Tenn., Indicate that tn many localities the “Pay-Up-Week" peraod has been con summated with gratifying results- METHODIST YOUNG PEOPLE. The Young People’s Missionary So ciety. of Sam Jones Memorial church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. R. Whitaker Monday afternoon, February 13, at 3 o clock. Avery Interesting pro gram on "Africa” has been planned. All young ladies of the church are urged to be prseent. Mr. Fred Bell lias accepted the posi tion of clerk at the Park hotel, succeed ing Mr. Fred Milam. efficient workmen than The Tribune- News office. Orders placed with The Tribune- News will be filled in a third of the time required to get a job out of town. channels the week it is paid out if your printing orders arc placed with The Tribune-News.' - * THE TRIBUNE-NEWS, CARTERSVILLE, GA., FEBRUARY 9, 1922. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Last Sunday was a rather disagree able day, but the Sunday school was nearly up to the high standard set the Sunday before, 260 being present. A fine congregation rema ned for the n ornlng worship. Received by certificate: Quill’an Hamrick, Mr. E. J. Auchmutey, Mrs Marie Carpenter Shaw. Mrs. O W Clad dis Others to be received next Sun day, both by certificate and on profes sion Of faith. The general interest being manifest ed in the work of the church is very gratlfy’ng to the pastor and to all In terested In the official operations of the church. Quite a number have had me write for their certificates of mem. hership and others are coming into the church on profession of faith. May we not wake up to fully realize just the place the church shoulji have in our plans and the opportunity it offers to us for doing good to all men? The Epworth League had another good meeting Sunday night with a helpful program under the manage ment of Mrs Fincher. The newly organized Young People’s Miss onary Society under the capable leadership of Mrs. Whitaker, is moving ofT in a very encouraging manner. The Woman's Missionary Society had its regular business meet ng last Mon day afternoon The attendance was fine and the meeting an especial y good one" The bad weather interfered some what wth our prayer meeting last Wednesday night and the Wednesday n ght before. Next Surday we hope to have a reg ular church conference, taking just a few minutes of the morn ng hour We hope to have a brief report from the Missionary Society, the Sunday school he League, and the Stewards. This is the end of the first quarter and we should have a church conference at least that often. We will regulate tho morning message with reference to this conference, and not keep you be yond the usual time. At n ght we wish to speak on "Seek ing For the Real. ’ Too much of life :s a mere sham We try to make things glitter and then because it does call It gold. We put on the form of godliness and call ourse ves religious. This mes ; sage is prepared with the young life especially in view, but it ought to be helpful to all PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. At the 11 o’clock serv'ce the pastor, Rev L. C. Vass, will preach from the subject “How to Make the World Safe for Democracy.’’ At the evening service, which will be at 7, the text wi’l be Matt 16:24, "If any man will conie after me, let him deny himself." Sunday school at 9: ‘’6 am., Mr. Carl Nelson superintendent, and Mr. Dick son Jackson, secretary. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:15 p m. All are cordially Invited EAST SIDE METHODIST. Services were good at Felton chapel last Sunday, in spite of the bad wea ther. and our congregation held its own splendidly. We are glad that so many of our people will not let a little rain and mud keep them away from church. We regret veryk much that some were kept away on account of sickness, and hope that they shall soGh be able to take their places among us again. Bro. Davis told the Sunday school ch ldren how to be “Firemen" for the S. S., and promised to tell them on next Sunday how to "Railroad'’ for the school The little Morris sisters sang a very beautiful quartet at the preaching hour. Don’t fail to be In your place next Sunday and bring your friends also. "Jesus Will Come Some Day" will be sung by four of our little Sunday school girls The pastor's theme for the morning hour will be "The Shortness of Time " Make the best of your opportunities as they come; they may not come your A-ay again. You expect to become a Christian? Oh, yes! But—. Excuses won’t stand in the Judgment. "Today is the day of Salvation.” We are proud of the work being done by our Epworth League. It s a mighty good place : - the young folks to spend an hour before the preaching service. All services at the usual time next Sunday Prayer meeting 7p. m. every Thursday. "A day in thy courts Is better than a thousand I had rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than to dwell in the tents of wickedness." CHURCH REPORTER. Kiddies’ Colds Can Be Eased Quickly Dr. King’s Discovery will do that very-thing* easily and quickly. Don’t say, “Poor little kiddie,.A wish 1 knew what to do foc.you. V When the cough first comes, give a. little Dr. King'? New Discovery asdirected, and it vijlfsoofi be cased.:• It’s*a good.4*yail>; cqtqQi and .cold rcrnrtty, too. . Loosens yp ite pjilegjn, dc!ft*-up rtfe-cough, relieves the con- JiCsficm.’—No iiarmlul drugs. For fifty AvcarfCa standard- remedy for colds, coughs, grippe. At'Soft' druggists, (jfyf. a. bottiv. y i)r. 'Xing’s > . ’jw discovery ■jr Coht iiucJ.y i-c.c aßeliei!C icanse .t.e system, with Dr. King’s Pills, 'i Jkv prompt ir e bile flow, stir up the lac tr -tad get at the root of the trouble, ill dru gists, 25c. ■’-'W PaOMPTI WON'T GRIPE Air. King’s Pills JUST TO TELL YOU- Our Spring Goods are on display now. New Patterns are coming in right along. ++*♦♦*♦+♦*♦****♦++ Don’t tail to see our Pretty Lingerie in White, Blue, Orchid, Maize, Flesh. Also, Beautiful Skirtings, Scotch Ginghams and Madras *+*♦♦+++++♦++++++* Coats’ Thread 5c a spool ++++++++*+*+++*++* Always Ready J. W. VAUGHAN & COMPANY “A BUSINESS EUII l ON GOOD GOODS" Cartersviile, Georgia. EAST SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. John E. Barnard, Pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; preaching:, 11am and 7 p m., by the pastor; sub ject for 11 a. m., "Some Lesslns of Prayer." This is the first of a series on this all-important subject Subject for 7 p. m., “Joseph, the Saving Son, or The Model Young Man.” B Y. P. U., 6 p. m The public is cordially in vited to all of these services. THE BEREAN CLASS. The Berean Class of the First Baptist * church is now studying some special lessons on the divided kingdoms, Judah and Israel. These historical Bible facts ar very interesting if closely followed- Our lessons leads on to the captivity, the restoration, and on to the coming of Christ. Our teacher. Judge Town send, for the benefit of ail new mem bers t each Sunday gives us a general review of all the lessons of the previous quarter. So you may enter at any time, experience being unnecessary. We have also organized a choir of male voices, so if you can, and will, sing, your presence will be doubly ben. efielal to the class. A marked improvement in our class is being shown, both in attendance and in interest. Last Sunday we had quite a large number present, in spite of the extreme cold, and we expect to do bet ter each Sunday, and have 100 members | in attendance by Easter Sunday. CLASS REPORTER. WEEK OF PRAYER AT PRESBYTE RIAN CHURCH. Ry a special order of the last general assembly. February 12 to 18 was set apart for a week of prayer for the great foreign mission work cf the church. The ladies’ auxiliary has planned to hold prayer services in the ladies' parlor of the Presbyterian church each afternoon at 3 o’clock. The following are the leaders for each day: Monday, Mrs J. B. Howard, Tues day, Mrs. Lee Womelsdorf; Wednesday, Mrs T. W. Simpson; Thursday, Mrs. L. C. Vass; Friday, Mrs. W. E. Wofford; Saturday, Mrs. Lila Morgan. MARSHAL’S SALE. GEORGIA—Bartow County. Will be sold before the court house door, on the first Tuesday in March, at the usual hours of sale, the following described property, to-wit: One vacant lot in the city of Carters, ville, said state, bounded on west by Bartow street, on south by Carter street on north by property of E. Strickland, Sr. and by property of estate of L'jzie Hutcherson, deceased. Sold as the- property of B E Strickland, de ceased, to satisfy city tax fl. fas. for the years 1920 and 1921. Tenant in pos session duly notified. Terms of sale: CASH. o This February 9th, 1922. J. B JENKINS. - . , , City Marshal. IMPORTANT NOTICE. This is to notify all persons who owe the firln of B. B. Adams &.Son, accounts of any amount, to come and settle the same promptly, as we are. going out of present business "and must collect al’ accounts If not paid before March Ist. yon will find your account in the hands of a collecting attorney. Respectfully, 9-2 t B 8.-APAMS & SON. SHERIFF’S SALES. GEORGIA—Bartow County Will be sold on the first Tuesday in March. 1922 before the court house door In sajd county, between the legal hours of 'sale, to the highest bidder for cash at public outcry the following property: O-e house and lot in the city of Car tersville, Bartow county, Georgia, bounded as ‘follows: North by Ham mond Wood and Coal Company, east by Tennessee street, south by property of Mrs. J. A. Stephens, and west by the W & A. R R. Levied on and will be sold as the property of the Hammond Wood & Coal Company to satisfy a certain tax fi. fa for state and county taxes for the year 192(1 issued by Nat Dona hood tax collector of said county, against said Hammond Wood & Coal Cos. Tenant in possession duly notified. Also, at the same time and place, one house and lot in the city of Carters viile, Bartow county, Georgia, described as follows: Bounded on the north by the Amos Keith property, on th e east by the Satterfield property, on th P south by the Satterfield and the Presbyterian Church property, and on the west by Bartow street being the property now occupied by Mrs. W. H Field. Levied on and will be sold as the property of Mrs W. H. Field to satisfy a certain tax fl. fa. for state and county taxes for the year 1920, issued by Nat Donahoo, tax collector of said county, against ! said Mrs W. H. Field. Tenant in pos. session duly notified. Also, at the same time and place, one house and lot in the city of Cartersvillo, Bartow county. Georgia, bounded as follows: North by property of W. H. Field, east by the W. & A. R. R., south by West avenue, and west by the prop erty of AV. H. Field. Levied on and will be so'd as the property of the Field Milling Cos to satisfy a certain tax fi. fa. for state and county taxes for the year 1920, issued by Nat Donahoo, tax collector of said county, against said Field Milling Cos. Tenant ir: possession duly notified. Also, at the same time ami place, one house and lot in the city of Carters ville, Bartow county, Georgia, bounded as follows: On north by property of Ellis Patterson estate, east by Bartow street, south by Carter street, and west by property of J. W. Jones Levied on and will be sold ns the property of Kattie Martin to satisfy a certain fi. fa issued from the justice court of the 822nd district, G. M. said county, in favor of W. K Kilpatrick against Kat tie Martin. Tenant in possession duly notified. Levy made by C. M. How ard. L. C. Also, at the same time and place, one 10-20 Titan International Tractor, and one double disc McKay tractor plow Levied on and will be sold as the prop erty of W. A. Hughes to satisfy a cer tain fi. fa. issued from the city court of Bartow county, Georgia, in favor of ,J. P. Andrson against W. A. Htfghes As said property is cumbersome and ex pensiv to move, the same will bo de livered where it is now located. !#ee the undersigned for the location Also, at the same time and place, one five-passenger Dodge, 1918 model, mo tor No. 35213 Levied on and will be sold as the property of E C. Cunning ham, to satisfy a certain fi. fa. issued from the city court of said county in favor of AV. 1.. Pavlosky against E. C. Cunningham. Also, at the same time and place, one black horse mule about nine years old, named Tobe, weighinb about 1.000 pounds Levied on and will be sold as the property of J. H. Hyde to satisfy a certain fl. fa. issued from the city court of said county in favor of Kingston Supply Ctv against J. H. Hyde and Mrs. C. AV. Giilam. Also, at the same time and place, one No. 5 Moline mower and one Moline hay rake. Levied on and will be sold as the property of G. J. Alford to sat isfy a certain fi. fa. issued from the city court of said county in favor of Rome Farm Equipment Cos. against G. j. Alford. This the 9th day of February, 1922. AV. E. PUCKETT. Sheriff. G. AV. GADDIS, Deputy Sheriff. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. GEORGIA—Bartow County. The Board of Commissioners of Bax tow county will receive wealed bids until 12 m. on the Bth day of March. 1922, at their office in court house for the pur chase Of the Bartow county jay prop erty In the city of Cartersville Georgia. Said property consisting of eight-rodm two-story brick dwelling and the jail annex, and outbuildings The lot upon which same ia -located contains two thirds of one acre' more Or less The cells and equipment in the jail annex reserved. Bids will be received and considered for all cash aivi.fiart cash and terms on balance. .< The bight is reserved to reject any and all bids. This Bth day of February. 1922. H C. STILES. Chairman, W W CALAWAY. Clerk, Board Commissioners Bartow County, Georgia. 2-9-4 t 2-9-4 t NOTICE OF DISCHARGE IN BANK * RUPTCY. In the District Court of the United States, for the Northern District of Georgia. „ „ In re Foster & Son J. B. Foster, H. M. Foster Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No. 1348. j A pet tion for discharge having been filed in conformity with law by above ! named bankrupt and the court having ! ordered that the hearing upon said pe- titlon be had on March 18. 1922, at 10 o'clock am., at th e United States Dis trict court room, in the city of ATLAN TA Georgia, notice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons in in terest to appear at said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the bankrupt for dis charge should not be granted. O C FULLER, Clerk. JOHN C. PRINTUP, 9-2 t Deputy Clerk. TRIBUNE WANT ADS WANTED Office girl and stenographer. Apply to Sec retary Woodrow, Chamber of Commerce, who will handle ap plication for a member. 9-tf FOR SALE—Oldsmobile run about, completely overhaul ed and in fine shape; good tires. Will sell cheap and on terms to responsible parties. Dr. Tanner Lowry. 9-3 t FARM AVANTED—Wanted to hear from owner of a farm for sale; give lowest price and full particulars. L. Jonee, Box 551, Olney, 111. FOR SALE —Part or all of good cafe in what looks to be the next oil boom town of West Texas. Write or wire E. C. Hynes, Merkel Texas J-3t YOUNG MEN, WOMEI. over 17. de siring government postions, SIBO monthly, write for free list of positions now open. R. Terry (former Civil Ser vice examiner), 907-Continental Bldg, Washington, D, C. * 9-3 t WANTED—Man with eftr to sell the BEST Ford Oil Gauge made SIOO.OO per week and extra commissions. Ben ton Harbor Accessories Cos., Benton Harbor, Mich. Fresh milch cows for sale. J. M. Elrod, White, Ga. 9-5 t The regular price of The Tri bune-News is $2 a year to all. LOST—Lady’s yellow handbag, with clothes in it Liberal reward if re turned to Tlie Tribune-News office. 9-tf FOR KENT—My farm on Etowah riv er. Mrs. Daisy Hightower It FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching Black Langshan or Brown Leghorns, at $1.50 per setting of 15 eggs. Mrs. C. H. Cox, Box 150, Cartersville, Ga 9-tf FOR RENT—Four unfurnished rooms. Mrs T. A. Jenkins, 2 Douglas 8L The regular price of The Tri bune-News is $2 a year to all. LOST—Somewhere in city Monday aft ernoon, large camoo brooch. Reward for return to Tribune-News office. 2-*t LAND FOR RENT—And hay for sale. C. H. Saxon. Orassdale. 2-2 t LIVE AGENTS WANTED —To handle city trade for the genuine J R Wat k’ns Products. Write quick for free sample and particulars. The J R Wat. kins Cos., Dept. 73, Memphis, Tenn. FOR RENT—One three-room apartment, furnished; one 4- room apartment, unfurnished; both in T.W. Milner home,close in; all conveniences. Phone 79, or call at 115 Market St. 26-3 t The regular price of The Tri bune-News is $2 a year to all. FOR SALE—I92O Model Ford Touring car, cheap. See J. L. Turk, at Bonded Warehouse. 26-tf J The regular price cf The i ri-, bune-News is $2 a year to all. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS—Select set ting, 15. delivered, parcels post, $1 60 Without delivery charges, $1.25 jCV. W. Daves 1-lSj-W*
