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About The Gibson record. (Gibson, Ga.) 1891-1954 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1922)
PERSONALS i AND LOCALS •: Mr. Bob Usry was in town Sat urday. Mr. Barnie Usry was in town Saturday. Mr. Julius Wilcher was in town Wednesday. Mrs. C. L. Norton was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. W. W. Blankenship was here Saturday. Miss Ola Ne wsome was a visitor here last we^k. Mr. Amos Hattaway.of Agricola, spent Saturday here. Miss Elizabeth Holt, of Augusta, was in town Tuesday. Mrs. J. Hughes,of Thomson.was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. Lewis Thigpen has returned from a trip to Key West, Fla. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hadden, of Beall Springs,visited here Sunday. Mr. John Land, of Bastonville, was a pleasant visitor here Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harrell, of Beall Springs, were visitors here Sunday. Mr. Fred Kelley arrived Monday from Atlanta to spend some time • with relatives. Misses Lena Kitchens, Susie Griffin, and Lena Usry were in town Saturday. Mr. Lewellyn Sammons, who is in the Navy and stationed at Char leston, S. C., is on a visit here to relatives. Mrs. J. W. Wilcher, who was called to Savannah on account of the illness of her sister, returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Luke Ivey and little daugh ter, Pauline, who have been spending some time in Dublin, re turned home Saturday. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S CASTORIA Pains Were Terrific Read liow Mrs. Albert I ' Gregory, 1, BTuford, of 111., R. F. got D. rid No. of | her ills. awfully “During weak . • • was • • • I My thought pains 1 would were terrific. die. The I | bearing-down actually pains I could were so severe | not stand the pressure of my hands on the lower | part of my stoniach • • * I for simply felt as if life was I but a short time. My husband was worried.., ■ One evening, while read ing the he Birthday Alma | case nac, similar came to mine, across and a I Cardui went straight for to for some me try. TAKE CARDUI The Woman's Tonic Mrlilfsiialliiillll s mu ■ Play at Auditorium - - Friday February 10th The ladies of Gibson will pre sent a play. “Visiting The School,” at the courthouse auditorium Fri day evening, Ffeb 10th. at 7:30 o’ clock. Admission. 15c and 30c. The proceeds to go for a school pi ano V cast of Characters Williams Miss Priscilla (teach er)-Mrs. T.^.^M. Kelley. Pupils; Sallie Amajida JojnLes —Mrs. Mattie Logue. ft Bettie D Susanna .. Smith 0 . . -.Men. 4 G n-I! 10n !? S0 ”' Dlddy D ‘ l " 1 R s y n Brown-Miss i Inez Culbreth, , u Rebecca Lizzie Mclntosh-Mrs. om en . Annabel Mariah Jane Hender son—Mary Braddy. ^ x Flovilla Elmira W^athervaner Mrs.H, A. Roberta Jtoima 'Mri^i^ben— Mrs. S.>N. .Braddy. Angelina Mary Jane Davis— Mrs. George'English. Pollyanna Pauline Jackson--Mrs E. B. Rogers. Mary Betsie Turniptop—Miss Ritchie. Boys—Men of the town. Visitors. - Widow Sniggles —Mrs. May Dukes. Her Daughters:-; v isgwa r S’manthy Ann, a coquette-Mrs. Nora Kitchens. •'*. - Jerushy, the hayfever patient— Mrs. E. E. Griffin. The Eesthete-Mrs. J. L. Kelley, The Prima Donne---Mrs. W; T; P. Geiger. The Pathetic Soul-*-Mrs. 'R. T. Laseter. The Eloeutori-Mts. M L. Logue. The Graceful G^l-^lrs. B. T. Ivey. A f - r „ ^ The Giggler—LaWanna „ Geiger ' Hotel Burned V *• , . About one o’clock Sunday morn ing the two storv^buildiog belong ing to Mrs! J. D. Newsome, Had operated as a.hotel by .Mrs.i Fan nie Usry was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Usry and her daughter, and Mr. W. H. Ferguson a boarder, were the only Occupa nts of the house when the fire was discov ered, and the flames had made such headway before bein^ dis covered the occupants of the house had a narrow escape for their liyes, Mrs. Usry and her daughter being fore ed to leap from a window for their safety. It is understood ther^i is some in surance on the b,ou:«e and furni ture. The hou.se of"'Mrs. Mamie Johnson and other buildings near by were s^v^d by Gibson’s famous bucket brigade. MrsTParish lVirS% I dr SI1 M Dead eaa • ; Mrs. a > -J Parish, mother of Mrs C. Wilcber, of Gibson, died'at the home of her daughter here Satur* . y, „ 28th. Funeral , anuary burlal were at Fellowship Church Sunday. The decease*d at the time of her death was on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Wilcher. GET COLOR INTO YOUR PAL(< CHEERS — Your Face if Your Fortune, Don t I ,ook Like a Bi inkrupt Who does m ,t want red lips, a good, clear, healthy complezlon and bright, flashing eyer ,v Some peor have such wonderfully good health . nothing seems to hurt them. Othr ,.. s could so easily have-Hne color and r c ore strength andV vigor if they would) help nature with Gude's Pepto-Man gan. It is a splendid iron tonic that' physicians have prescribed SZt S Pepto -Mangan of your druggist—and take it a few weeks and see how much er you feelandf lpolfr,S«ddin liquid tablet form. Advertisement, - . Mr. James Kitchens Died Suddenly |riday ‘Befog stricken with paralysis Thursday of last week Mr. James Kitchen* died at his home in Gib Friday morning at one o’clock, $Ir. Kitchens strokes^ had suffered two or feve paralysis previous to the last one which caused his death. sBy trade the deceased was a wheelwright and black smith. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Missouri kitchens; four brothers, Orren, R. L.’. Pierce and T, J. Kitchens; two daughters, Mrs. J. F. Tompkins and Mrs. H. Q SammonSi Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist churc fr in Gibson Saturday morn fog, Mr . w . a. Walden officiating. Interment was in the Methodist church cemetery, Gibson School Notes Carrie Mae Coleman was absent from school two days last week.' Cordie Coleman was absent from school Monday. Nancy Harrell is absent - from school on account of a broken arm. All the school children ex tend their sympathy to her. the school chiIdren,of course, enjoyed the snow last week and a good many of them were absent, Ruth Logue has entered school again. We all welcome her gladly. Louise Allen visited Sgnders ville Saturday. Eva Williams is back in school agaid after having been absent for the last few days. Nannie Todd is suffering from a severe cold. Dr. Moses, of the State Heard of Health of Atlanta, is expected to visit our school this week Several of the school children attended a party st the home of Allie Newsome, of Edgehill, ; last Saturday night. r Estelle and Arena Wijcher are back in school after having, been time last week; , ; absent some Dillard Shephard is still absent from School. AtlonXaseter and Willianj Ivey made a trip to Tennille Saturday Ernest Ammonson is- moving awayi Elise Thigpen, who has been absent on account of a broken collar bone, is back . <atn. Mary Braddy visited Mitchell Sunday evening. Notice „* r Lost,, one Duroc red and black spotted pig, weight 75 pounds. •C. A. Ghalker, Baston ville, Ga. For Diseases of the Skin Nearly all dls*a*es of th*> skin such as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and har ienseljteWng ber’s.itph are characterized by *n in* and smarting which oit.n makes llfe “ bu rdcn and disturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain’s Salve. It ai lays the itching and smarting almost instantly. ----- And John Said, “Sure” Wife: “John, go to the Grocer and bring me a sack of Ballard’s Flour.” John: “Yes, dear, and if he’s out, shall I bring a sack just as good?” Wife: “There is none just as good. Don’t^come |, ac ^ w j(hout Ballard’s.” John said: “SURE.” „ . ^ , GHFTISK UBELiaik, I LUAUKIA«U UXllRY AND SEAFOAM afiAPUAM >, 9C0 the “STAFF OF LIFE . ........ Richmond Grocery Co. ■■ AUGUSTAGE0RGIA . Sold by ' all good grocers Mr. Hardf Todd-Died Saturday, January 28th n ■ Mr. Hardy H. Todd died at the Ji ^ 0 “ e °* b f * ! *?"’ M r Jame ® ^ - fjg. at f ,,r Mitchell x 1 ’ odcJ h * January d , been in 28th, de - chmnghealth in several years. He was a ptominent citizen of GlaS cock county, and served four y ears the Civil War, when he re ceived a wound in his left leg which gave him much suffering ^ P 8 * 8 un *>l his death, The deceased is survived by one son, Mr. James N- Todd. Un ele Hardy, as he was familarly known, was 83 years of age at the time Qf his death. Funeral ser vices were conducted by Rev. T. Mosely at Griffin Chapel Church near Mitchell, and the., remains were laid in th$ir last resting place in the Griffin- Chapel ceme tery. Thus another old hero of the Civil War has passed away. Moss-Kelley Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Moss, of Panama City, Fla., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lucy Wooten, to Fred G. Kelley, of Gibson, Ga.. the wedding to take place in the middle of Febru ary. No cards.—-Sunday Ameri ican. Card of Thanks We take this method of thank ing each and everyone who ren dered their assistance to us on the night of the fire, January 28, 1922. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson. Sir. and Mrs. J. D. Kitchens. Notice to the Public On and after this date my visits will be 50 cents per mile and med icine extra. O, B, casses $25 00. Due to the fact that I Have to pay cash for all that T buy and that there are so many that have not paid me^anything 1 am forced to have haif cash for each visit. This does not apply to charity patients as I am always glad to do my of the charity practice. Respectfully. J. O. Kelley, M. D. Ayera, Ga Dental Notice I will be in Mitchell to look after dental work the week begin ning Monday, February 13th. T. C. Gibson. Frost Proof Cabbage Plants Millions for immediate shipment from South Carolina coast and South Ga farms,Big stocky plants, Early Jersey and Charleston Wakefields, Succession,Flat Dutch, Prepaid mail 200 ,60c, 400 $1 00, 1000 $2 00 By express 2000 $3.00, 5000 $6.25, 10.000 $10.00 Get price-list Lettuce, Beets, Bermuda oni< n plants. Parker Farms At lanta. Ga. Advertisement._ ________________________ 6b6 is a Description for Colds, Fever p_ VPP and „ n( i LgGnppe, | aGrinne It’s It s the the most 8 P eedy remedy we know ' ------**-•— US AFTER MEAL i. £Z,* ' WRIGLEY * 5 n H V\ Kgs i tip * \% – ' mr C A ,w—„ This new W sugar-coated gum delights \ young and old* It “melts in your mouth” and the gum in the^ center remains to aid digestion, brighten teeth and soothe mouth and throat* There are the other WRIGLEY friends to choose from, too: _ 1% ilL?- \ I ym COTTON A. H. De VAUGHN, JR. – CO. COTTON BROKERS 103^ackson Street Augusta, Ga. ■>r V • For Long Distance call us at the Cotton Exchange Cotton handled in ten bale lota We solicit your business ' " ‘ ? • ' , ■' Correspondents: Rose – Son, 81 Broad Street, New York QEOROIA – FLORIDA RAILWAY Passenger Trains Schedule “THROUGH THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY” 3 7 (Eastern Time) Daily • 2 <5 4 Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily 3:00 PM 8:00 AM Lv Augusta Ar. io:30AM 0:05 PM 4:40 !):25 Keysville 8:50 4:40 10:50 MldvilJe 3:20 11:30 Swainsboro 2:40 12:35 PM Vidalia 1:40 '7:20 AM 1:55 Hazlehurst 8:30 PM 12:28 8:25 3:05 Douglas 7:25 11:20 AM 9:07 3:50 s Wibacooche 6:36 10:32 9:50 4:32 Nashville 4:65 8:50 5:35 Ar. Valdosta Lv. 8:45 AM 6:48 PM Lv. Valdosta(GS*F)Ar. 12:05 AM 8:50 PM Ar. Jacksonville Lv. 8:20 PM 11:05 11:05'PM Lv, Valdosta Ar. 4:40 8:30 AM 12:30 12:30 PM Ar. Madison Lv 3:15 6:30AM 3 TENNILLE BRANCH 2 Daily v Daily 3:00 PJI . *Cv. Augusta Ar. 10:30 AM 4:40 Lv. Keysville Ar. 8,45 7:30 Ar. Tennille Lv. 6:00 AM 9 -M1LLEN BRANCH 8 Daily Daily 7:10 AM Lv Mlllen Augusta 355 Ar. 12:1« PM 9:20 Ar. Lv. 30;00 9;55 Lv. Millen Ar. 9:20 ll:28 Lv. Stillmore Lv. 7:48 12:85-PM Ar. Vidalia Lv. 6:58 AM 31 33 BROXTON BRANCH 30 Sun Mon Tue Thur , Tne Tbur Sun Mob Wed Fri Sat Sat W ed Fri 1:30 PM Lv. Relee Ar. 1:26 PM 1:10 PM 2:16 Broxton 12:40 12:86 PM 1:46 2:66 Ar. Douglas . Lv. 12:00 M 12:00 M 29 27 MOULTRIE BRANCH 28 24 Daily Sun. only Sun. only Daily 6:06 PM 10:06 AM Lv. Nashville *. Ar. 4:10 PM 6:18 AM 0:40 10:39 /. Sparks 3:83 8:40 . .6:50 10:51 Adel " 320 8:30 ■ \ 32:10 PM Ar, Moultrie Lv. 2:00 PM 2:15 PM = D. F KIRKPATRICK. Genl, Pass. Agt. R. C. HICKS, Traffic Manager.
