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About The Gibson record. (Gibson, Ga.) 1891-1954 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1925)
GIBSON RECORD n • !al Organ of Glascock County n e. edat the Postoffice at Gibson, Ga , as Second Class Mail Matter Published Every Wednesday, SufVeription Price $1.00 Per Year M- s. Mae Dukes and E. E. Lee, E tors. Publishers and Owners . 3C H » are not responsible for opinions >sx' ress«d by correspondents or others through our columns ' £ in, ’rty, Wednesday Dae. 9, 19:/.’ . 5 I-H t-t - H-l - H 1 m i 1 1 t"t t"l"M"l I ;i Bible Thoughts for • * the Week Sunday. [ • • He That Loveth Silver shall ■ • !! not be satisfied with silver; nor ", ;; he that lovetb abundance with !! Increase: this Is also vanity. ]! ;; When goods Increase, they are * • ! 1 Increased that eat them: and \ \ what good la there to the own- j; !' • - era thereof, saving the beholding \ | Uf them with their eyest— ]; ■ • Kcclea. 5:20; 1L Monday. * * .. Be Kindly Affected one to an- ‘! ;; otheg with preferring brotherly love; In ;; '• • • honor one another; > ;; recompense to no fnan evil tor ,; • ■ evil. Provide things honest tn •• ; | the sight of all men. Be not ' \ ■ overcome of evil, but overcome ’ evil with good.—Horn. 12:10, IT, I so. i .. Tueidif. , Havs th* Mind of Christ.— " !! I.et thlB mind he In you, which \ \ ■; was also In Christ Jesus. Let • • .. nothing be done through strlto 11 •" ;; or vainglory; but In lowliness 1 ;; of mind let each other ’ esteem ; • better than themselves.—I’hU. • ’ • ■ 2:5, 8. V | Great Power Wednesday. From God—Be- < ] ■ ;; hold, 1 give unto you power to . ■. tread on serpents and scorpions, ] '; and over all the power of the - • • enemy; and nothing shall by ] ' I any means hurt you.—Luke 10: • • 19. | Tliur»d«y. . • The One Great Friend.—A man [ 11 that hath friends must show • • • himself friendly: and there Is a ] [ friend that stleketh closer than • ■ • a brother.—Prov. 18:24. ", * ’ > Friday. t < The Only Help.—For I the I) Lord thy (Jod wlU hold thy right hand, saying unto' thee. Fear * • ■ I) not; 1 will help thee,—Isa. 41:18. * Saturday. •; I Am the Way, the truth and the life.—John 14:0. H-H-H- HIH ■ l"M - t-M"l Famous Writmr’t Hornm The home of the Inte Joel Chandler Harris, the beloved "Uncle Reunis," U In Atlanta, Os . rnd l r Called “The glgn of the.Wren’s Nest." 'I WWHimttHjnifMI,.,-:/^ ■ V. ^ ill ways use ^ Claussens Hi*!* has more food value I \ ( I -rttebe OAJdS Y '—S ..... weu., aajyway, ,..w tVAxie titoHr- ( Awce FOOLISH (Ts~ MURD€R*T~ 3irS7lpi3-K0lS,21S> 1 . tvk - VOLKS evoe DAY it tsuft. TM€pe —““ And The j Tr’RT i,TOIRY LOGRE TVJO TrteVSToWCD A, HAW vuews two MO, ht Good 1 ; , *THe v>: HCTsR-D OTHCTi WHO CHtWAHEW DRovIC Or IM A fRo/JT GROCERY WAS our cr C0HIM6 -we WCLt.Go ahead- . CKIMAMg-M - k k BEING \ r—J THfor WOMAM- SIGaJ Story Was MIGHT ABOUT A LAU/OhRY f sxofte - 1- •STORE CARUTfAksI You ( (OO W 1 i SHOWN HiwiicT M jg V, fi«U5MGSTD TM6 TWO U.A.CJOAJ- s <-) 1 . *- -TELL J ■i f eeHeHftctx L A, FttteoD oF CHuJAnexj- p-— MW- Mo- --1_ OK>e ' r mo.Y ou’Re, 1 ^ tT( 1 it-thebe m him* AWDHe tT’S DRoVie J I } l U-'tSOMS-CT u-'A" \T- ’ uie»*s -tnoet IE * Y L–FT vt there Never Told SCBEAM A r- 1 r ! AMb Trie ^ A srAMD FISH n i f Hfe SPotUMG OJAS J—. ,— fiM'T L—, OuiJAMOJ jj® gJlToaBr WHILB He a war c 7 Sack, j ft A. r f % : V CARRYING FlMMAU VWSIEV* A L w, A^ActtotcTthf tooth pulled i * By ~ I tr e» j % * “Rube" Goldberg if. ••fa! m urn or a .■ *4 x: fA SWhKv] \m Mm h M 6 * ^ Atftcvaxm Service •AS- . Jt 4 t> ° 4 Chr eW tn iNt bU OMkm ¥ *\ c ’ i, t / nift A WHAT TO DO TO HAVE A GOOD HOME ORCHARD Due to the iact that so many orchards have been completely destroyed by the ravage of insects and diseases it is necessary that some active steps be taken in the control of this menance.' Where in orchard, is set out and left to work out its own salvation it is bund that it does not require many years for the owner to come lo the conclusion that he has mis sed his goaI f ,in striving to get a home orchard established and has in its stead a breeding He place 'or diseases and insects. gets iigguted with the continual fail ire in producing fruit and goes ait and cuts the orchard down. This is the best thing he could Jo when he does not give the rees any attention. But on the ither hand if he would only de /ote a little time, attention and ipply a little fertilizer to his or •hard he would find that the home orchard is the best paying piece of soil on the farm. He would have fruit at his disposal welve months in the year, not resh fruits though but the house ,vife could very easily can and preserve the excess fruit that is produced if she could only get to it. But inhere there is no care aken of the trees the worms and other pest take their toll and leave nothing to be realized from he investment. Below is given a spray scedule for peaches aqd apples, the same sprays will be effective on the other orchard fruits. / 1. During the winter months, preferably January or February spray the trees with winter strength lime sulphur. Where the trees are badly infested with scale make two applications, one in the late fall and the other in the spring just before growth begins. 2. Immediately after pedals '(pink part of flower) have fallen spray with one pound of powered arsenate of lead plus three pound of stone time to each fifty gal lons of woter. 3. When calyces or “shucks” are shedding or when small peach is exposed repeat No. 2. 4. Two weeks late after No. 3, is applied spray with self boiled lime sulphur with addition of •one pound arsenate lead or sum mer strength lime sulphur with addition of one pound arsenate lead. Close attention should be given trees this time to note the damage being done by the borer. This grub can do worlds of damage and his presence can be very easily detected by the discharge of a gummy substance at the base of the tree. The worm can be very easily removed with knife. Spray for apples, with lime sulphur winter strength as with peaches. 2. In the spring as the are Jmrsting, after the buds burst, but before blossom bud opens spray with lime phur summer strength as peaches, add one pound of nate lead (o 50 gal. 4. Within a week after the petals fall, but before calyx repeat No. 2. 5. Seven or eight weeks petals fall spray with mixture 4-50 with 1 pound nate lead per 50 gallons water, 6. If thought necessary No. 4 without arsenate lead weeks later. Pick up all cut off under trees to control twig ler. Be sure and burn all the gathered branches. A small spray tank holding 315 gallons will be large enough the home orchard and can be bought at low cost. CAV.C. 666 It a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue. Bilious Fever and Malaria. It kill* the germs LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT* CITATION TO SELL LAND GEORGIA—Glascock County^ To All Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that C.C. Kelley, as administrator of Mrs. Willie Johnson, deceased, having applied to me by petition for leave to sell the real estate of said Mrs. Willie Johnson, deceased, and that an order was made thereon at the December term, term 1925, for citation and citation issue; all the heirs at and creditors of the said Mrs. Wit lie Johnson, deceased, will take notice that I will pass upon said application at the January term, 1926 of the Court of Ordinary of Glascock County, and that unless cause is shown to the contrary, at said time, said leave will be granted. This 7th day of Deeem her, 1925. J Math Nunn,Ordinary MAGNOLIA NEWS Regular Correspondent Rev. J. W. Howard filled his regular appointment at Magnolia Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Kitchens and children spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Cotterr whose baby is quite sick. We hope it a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Pau! Thompson visited Mrs. G. W. Csry and fam tly a while Sunday night. We regret to lose the good fam ily of Mr. G. F. Usry. They hav ing moved to Augusta last Wed nesday where he has accepted a position. Misses Myrtice, Inez find Gladys Ford were the guests of Misses Mayme and Nellie Kitchens Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Rabun and little daughter were T. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Neal and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and Mrs. M. P. Thompson visited relatives in Avera Sunday. The many friends and neigh bors of Mr. and Mrs, Reese will miss them from community who have recntly moved near Gibson SHIVER Decrees Paris as- zp iffir 73 a / m W 4 * /<\ I 1 o * . ... 'i: i m IV Iff- 3 14' - *, f IK i£i IIS fiti '.ft ./• oaCtkil m ■i -£a 5 If the daughters of Eve to’ fashion's latest extreme, they be a little chilly, for the sm in underthings for madan this winter is the “Breath of Ensemble”, pictured above Whitt D*v«{oped in ISOPg Whist Is thought to be of English origin and d- ;e'oped fr-'ra a game at tnsum played about ISQB to HL.;, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS CITATION, DISMISSION GEORGIA 1 —Glascock County. Whereas, Merrill Johnson, ad ministrator of Sybil Net Mode, represents to the Court in his pe tition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully admin istered her estate: This is therefore, to cite all concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any can, why said Administrator not be discharged from administration, and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in January 1926. J. Math Nunn,, Ordinary - CITATION, DISMISSION GEORGIA—Glascock County, Whereas Mrs. Mary F.Kitchens Executor of the last will of F. M. Kitchens, represents to the Court in her petition, duly filed and en tered on record, that she has fully administered his estate: This is therefore to cite all persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Executor should not be dis charged from her administration, and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in January' 1926. J. Math Nunn, Ordinary. CITATION ADMINISTRATION County, To A1] Whoni u May Concern: Hardwick Harris having in form applied to me for Permanent Letters of Adminis tion on the estate of Mary Bessie Harris, late of said County, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Mary Bessie Harris to be and appear at my office within the time al lowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Hardwick Harris on her estate. Witness my hand official signature, this 7th day of December, 1925. J. Math Nunn, Ordinary. CITATION ADMINISTRATION GEORGIA Glascoek County. l« Al Whom It May Concern: Dock Ghglker, by petition in due form, having represented to me that Elizabeth Chalker, late of said county, decease^. died leaving an estate of realty and personality, and that the same is not represented, and is not likely to be, this is to cite the creditors and next of kin of said Elizabeth Chalker, deceased, to be and ap pear at the January Term, 1926 of the Court of Ordinary of Glas cock County to show cause, if any they can, why the adminis tration of said estate should not be vested in E. B. Rogers, the County Administrator, or some fit and proper person. This 7th day of December 1925. J. Math Nunn, Ordinary. CITATION TO SELL LAND GEORGIA—Glascock County. To All Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that J.L. Hughes, as administrator of Mrs. Permilia F. Davis, deceased, hav ing applied to me by petition for leave to sell the real estate of saiti Mrs. Permilia F. Davis, deceased, and that an order was made there on at the December term 1925, for citation, and that citation issue; all the heirs at law and creditors of the said Mrs. Permilia F. Da vis, deceased will take notice that I will pass upon said application at the January term 1926, of the Court of Ordinary of Glascock County; and that unless cause is shown to the contrary, at said time, said leave will be granted. This 7th day of December 1925. J. Math Nunn, Ordinary. CATARRH Catarrh Is a Local disease greatly In fluenced by Constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE con sists of an Ointment which gives Quick Relief by local application, and th Internal Medicine, a Tontc. which actr through faces the Blood on the Mucous Sur and nsslsts tn ridding your Systeh of Catarrh Bold by drusjlsts for over 40 Tears. V. T. Chen-v A- Co , Toledo. O. INSURANCE IN EVERY KNOWN FORM INCLUDING Fire—Lightning—Windstorm Life Automobile—Theft—Ntw York All of the Companies represented in my office are financially strong and have proven reliable E. D. RICKETSON OFFICE PHONE G2 RESIDENCE PHONE 4» riTZZATRICK BLDG. WARRENTON. GA. aiunuiiiH Light Saw Mills WITH IMPROVED BELT FEED Saws, teetb, files, etc., shafting, pulleys, belts, lacings, ■ conveyors engines, slab for burning sawdust, boilers, seed fertilizer, machinery steam casting, and gasoline lepairs, 5 J pumps, piping and rooiing. fittings Bring of all kinds. Galvanized “V” 5 and corrugated repair work in Auto ard ■ get repaired quick. Plenty room to park or store car. LOMBARD Foundry, works and Machine, Mill Supply Boiler* Store Bj AUGUSTA. GEORGIA E TAMES H. BATTLE Warrenton, Ga. Office Phone 28 Dwelling Phone 28 INSURANCE Established in 1900 FIRE TORNADO AUTOMOBILE CAUSALTY LIVE STOCK Companies (bat have been doing Insurance bus* iness in Warren and Glascock counties for a hundred years. All, losses for twenty years have been paid promptly. Can you ask for any better? Do you wish any more? Tbc cable of public confidence of which no strand has ever bceo broken. See Battle Before The Fire C. WALKER BEESON W. M. BUTT WALKER – WALKER CO 1 TON FACTORS AUGUSTA, :: GEORGIA Established 1898 Government Bonded Warehouse. M e Solicit Your Business. mmnmiiinnuniiH Augusta Lumber Gnu AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 1 UMBER and Building Material—From Foundation to Roof—Sash, Doors, Blinds, Metal Laths. Cement, Complete Lime, Plaster, Roofing, House Bills to ■ Plans or small orders. I Get our prices before you build or repair. »!■■■ r *, BRING US YOUR JOB PRINTING
