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St. George Items of Interest
Mr. and Mrs. A. Loonie and
children of Homestead, Fla., have
been visiting Mrs. Loonie’s sister
ana her family, Mr. and Mrs, V. D.
Thompson at St. Geoege.
Mrs. N. L. Batten and Miss Maye
went in Flcrida Thursday on bus
iuess for the California Perfume
Company whose products Miss
May 2 handles in thls locality.
Walter Renshaw is marketing
the large crop of sweet potatoes
made on the farm owned by Mrs.
Kate Crawford, in Jacksonville
He carried down several bushels
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Bussey has been
quite ill at her home near St
George but is understood to be
improving the past few days.
Mr. W. T. Londeree has opened
an office at 1205 Lynch Building
in Jacksonville. He divides his
time between Jacksonville and
his office here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Varns ana
Miss Louise motored to Folkston
Sunday morning where Miss Lou
ise boarded & train for Jesup
where she will yisit an aunt for
two weeks: Afterwards she will
go on to Cockran where she is
entered in the A. & M. school for
the coming term.
Mr. and Mrs, G. B. Carpenter,
Mrs. D. C. Welch and Mrs. Emma
Ketchum were iu Jacksonville
Friday '
ors. ¥Kmma Ketehum isspend
ing the week with her daughter,
drs. J. K. Hopkins, at Toledo,
Mrs. Ketcham will leave for
Washington Saturday.
Dorothy Kng fell from a tree
Saturday, dislocating and fractur
ing a bone In her wrist ana bend
ing a bone 1a her forearm.
Mr. and Mrs. Algie Holzendorf
and child and two friends passed
through St. George Sunday and
stopped long enough to look up
old friends. The Holzendorfs are
living in Waycross, Friends will
be interested to know that Algie’s
brotuner, Earl, is studying under
his uncle, Dr. Holzendorf, at Fitz
gerald.
Miss Mable Thomas has return
ed fronra series of visits in Jack
sonville, Grangerville aud Doug
las. She has been ‘gone eight
weeks.
Mr. Clyde Thomas of Jackson
ville visited his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Allen Thomas last week end.
Raymond Rowe of Jacksonville
visited his grandpareits, Mr, and
Mrs. 1. G. Rowe, Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. Joha S, Gibson of
Douglas, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
!Foster of Jacksonville visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, H.
Thomas as their home near St
George Sunday.
Sunday School Picnic
Tue St. George Sunday Schools
held a picaic at the school house
ground on Tuesday. It had been
planned to go to the river but
bhigh water necessitated a cnange
in the plans. For the small folks
sake, it was Lelter so, as it seems
dangerous to take so many small
ones to the river,
Mr.J. M. sSpencer had charge
of arrangements. There were
songs alter prayer and a very in
teresting talk on Sunday Schools
by Rev. F. 0. Coffin. Mr, Coffin
traced the esrly history cf the
first Sunday Schools on down to
the present day.
As usual, there were loads of
zood things. Tables had been
set outunder the trees and they
loaded with all the good things
one could wish, from greast plat
ters of fried chicken down toa
dozen kinds of delicious cakes.
It seems’ that every body was
there and enjoyed themseives,
Mrs. Emily Sapp
Death relieved one who bas
suffered for mcre years that the
average person cares to remem-
ber, when Mrs Emily Sapp died
at her home near St. George on
Augustl7. She had been sink=
ing for days so that her death
was not un2xpe:ted and she was
surcounded by the members of
her family.
~ Interment was at St. George
cemetery on Friday morning withJ
Rev. F, O. Coffiu in charge of
the services. She had been aJ
resident of this county all her life.
She had been an invalid for many
years, being confined to her bed
most of the time.
Mrs, Sapp leaves a husband.
Jesse Sapn, a daughter, Mrs. (.ot
lie Pleming, and three sons, Arch
and Charies, who lives here, and
Willie Ganey who lives in Florida.
Among those who were here
tor the funerai were, in addition
to the above mention, Mr. and
Mrs. George Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs, John C Crawford of Moniac,
Mrs. Lyge Norman, Mrs. Dorcas
(Ganey, Messrs Paul and Frank
Ganey of New Smyrna, Fla.
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Motoring ‘Demands
’IT)DAY’S high-speed motors out-perform
any we have ever known. But more
explosions per mile, more wear on moving
parts, put new demands on fuel and lubri
cation. Never before has it been so impor
tant to have clean gasoline and tougher oil!
That is why Pan-Am gasoline is refined
with such unusual care; and Pan-Am oil
improved.
This clean gasoline is entirely free from
dirt and sediment. Notice how crystal-clear
it is next time you see a Pan-Am pump.
More than this, Pan-Am gasoline is also
purified to remove the invisible corrosives
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and carbonforming elements
found in many gasolines.
Thus it keeps your motor
cleaner; besides giving your
car new power and better
mileage.
And the improved Pan-Am
oil is made especially from a
paraffin-base crude to stand
Items from Route One
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Howsard and
two daughters, Misses Lucille and
Mae, and son, Lawrence, spent
!the week end the guests of his
brother near Blackshear.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and
children of Jacksonvile, were the
Sunday guesis of iheir uncle and
'aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. O'Quinn,
Mrs. C. L. Howard and C. L. Jr.,
left for Pelham, Ga., Saturday.
Lawrence Howard of St. George:
is spending a week at the home
of his father, Mr. A. J. Howard. '
| Mrs, E. W. Peeples and three|
sons and mother, Mrs. Bryant, |
are expected to leave this week |
for Princeton, Fla. l
Quite a crowd attended the!
working at Sardis last Wedn~s-: |
day cleaning out the cemetery.
The protracted meeting at Phil
adelphia church is well attended
every service, |
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