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News Along R. F. D. No. 1
Mrs. J. T. Taylor and her two
eons, David and Arthur, are ex¬
pected to return home Thursday
from Juniper, Ga., where they
have been spending a week with
Mrs. Taylor’s mother.
Mr. Gandy Durham of Rich¬
land, Ga., is visiting his cousin,
Mr. L. M. Murrain
Mrs. E. S. Lawhorn will visit
visit iter mother, Mrs. Monk, of
near Hartsfield next week.
Prof. T. J. Lawhorn will begin
a ten days sing at Mt. Ebal on
the 20th. We wish him a suc¬
cessful term.
Miss Pearl Jones of Pelham is
the charming guest of Miss Lou
Stephens this week.
Mr. Roscoe Eubanks made a
flying trip to Pelham Tuesday,
and he seemed to be flying.
Mr. Tom Akridge attended
preaching at Mt. Ebal Sunday.
» Miss Alma Lawhorn will visit
friends at Hartsfield next week.
We find that there is some one at
Hartsfield that attracts her.
Misses Zella and Rosa Lee Cul¬
pepper left Monday for Dawson
where they will visit relatives and
firiends for a week.
Mr. Richmond Hayes and Miss
Mamie Ragan dined with Miss
Floy Culpepper last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hunt spent:
the day Monday in Pelham with
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Stubbs.
Mr. J. E. Culpepper and his
sister Floy, attended the singing
at Harmony Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Sailie Belle Davis return¬
ed to her home in Thomasville
after a pleasant visit of a week at
the home of Miss Lessie McMath.
Mr. A. E. Corbin, who has been
quite sick for the past week, is
very much improved.
The coming event of the season
is the annual picnic at Mt. Zion
church next Saturday, at which
time the Fanners Union will hold
their annual meeting.
It Can’t Be Beat.
The best of all teachers is experi¬
ence. C. M. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina, says: “I find Elec¬
tric Bitters does all that's claimed
for it. For Stomach, Liver and
Kidney troubles it can’t be beat.
I have tried it and find it a most ex¬
cellent medicine.” Mr. Harden is
right; it’s the bbst of all medicines
also for weakness, lame back, and all
run down conditions. Best too for
chills and malaria. Sold under guar¬
antee at Hill & King’s drug store.
50c.
Good.
A richly dressed lady entered
the street car and finding no
other vacant seat, was forced to
sit beside a dirty looking Irish¬
man.
Pat was leaning back enjoying
a smoke from his font smelling
pipe.
The lady sniffed, turned up her
nose and many other signs to
show her displeasure, but Pat
smoked on in blissful ignorance
of the lady’s wrath.
Finally finding her every effort
at stopping Pat’s smoking un¬
available, the lady faced about
and in her most indignant tone
said, “Sir, if you were my hus¬
band I’d give you poison.” With
the greatest suavity Pat rose and
making a profound bow said in
his most amiable way. “Madam
if you was me wife, I’d take it
wid plaisure”.
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Spence and Mallard dis¬
solved partnership on June 18th., Mr.
R. A. Mallard retiring from the firm
and Mr. A. B. Spence becoming re¬
sponsible for all liabilities. Any ac¬
counts due the firm are payable to
Mr. Spence. We thank our custo¬
mers for their past patronage and
would be pleased to have them con¬
tinue to patronize Mr. Spence.
R. A. Mallard.
4 t. A. B. Spence.
A Model Wife.
A model wife is the woman
who looks after her husband’s
household and makes her hospi¬
tality a delight to him, and not a
burden; one who has learned that
a soft answer will turn away
wrath; who keeps her sweetest
smiles and mo 9 t loving words for
her husband; who is his confident
in sorrow or in joy and who does
not feel the necessity of explain¬
ing her private affairs to the
neighborhood; who respects the
l ights of her husband and chil¬
dren and in turn has due regard
paid to her; who knows that the
strongest argument argument is
womanliness, and so she cultiva¬
tes it; who is sympathetic in joy
or in grief and who finds work for
hands to do; who is not made bit¬
ter by trouble, but who strength¬
ens and • sweetens under it;
wno tries to cancel the faults of
her husband rather than blazon
them forth to an uninterested
public; the woman whose life
book has love written oi^ everv
page; who makes a home for a
man, a home in a house and in a
heart; a home that is full of love
presided over by one whose price
is above rubies. She is the model
wife —Selected.
The Herald’s Popularity
Contest.
In the Albany Herald’s pop¬
ularity contest wnich has been on
for two months, Miss Tessie Gor
tatowsky won the automobile and
Mrs. C. G. Thornton the piano.
The third prize, a Columbus bug¬
gy, was awarded Mrs. Julian Price
of Lee county.
The winners of the two first
prizes were both Albanians. The
district grand prize, which was
also a Columbus buggy, was
awarded to Miss Bertha Lee Wild¬
er of Acree. Miss Cleland Bacon
of DeWitt won the cash prize of
$25.('0 in district number 8 . The,
other cash prizes were as follows:
District No. 1, $25.00, Mrs. W. J.
McKarrell of Albany; District
No, 2, $25.00, Miss Ethel McDon¬
ald of Cuthber! ; District No. 4,
$25 00, Miss Pearl Wilder of
Acree; District No. 5, $25.00,
Mrs. W. A. Newy'C.ae of Cordele.
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Camilla Votes for Local
Taxation for Schools.
An election was held at Camilla
Saturday to decide whether Ca¬
milla shall have free schools by
local taxation. The election
carried in favor of local taxation
by a vote of 18G to 56. The law
takes effect in the fall.
The district embraces two and a
half miles square with the city if
Camilla as the center. Under the
McMichael flaw there will be three
trustees elected, who will have
control of the school, and a local
tax will be levied upon the proper-,
fcy of the school district for sup¬
port of the school. There is some
talk of carrying the matter into
the courts to test the legality of
the election.
Money Without Limit.
To lend on South Georgia
Farms in sums of $500 and up¬
wards to any amount, due in 5
years. Interest 7 per cent.
R. C. BELL, A tty.
Cairo, Ga.
Chills. Fever and Malaria sufferers
can now obtain Wood’s Liver Medi¬
cine in liquid' form. Regulates the
liver, kidneys and bladder, relieves
biliousness, sick headache, consti¬
pation, fatigue and weakness. It’s
tonic effect on the entire system is
felt with the first dose. Pleasant to
take. Clears the complexion quick¬
ly. $1.00 bottle contains 2 1-2 times
the quantity of the 50c size—“Sold by
Copsolidated Clothing and Drug Co.
Col. Theodore Titus a promi¬
nent Attorney of Thomasville
was in the city Monday.
A Ppiy To
Bankers Loan & Abstract Co.
For Loans of from 3 to io years Maturity on Farm and City Property
Headquarters at FARMERS BANK OF PELHAM.
c. a. LOTT, J. J. HILL,
Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Attorney.
Thomasville
BUSINESS MM
Thomasville, Georgia*
This School Secures the Best Positions
for its Graduates* Open
Ail Tlie Year*
ENTER NOW!
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t; ANSON W. B\LL, = President.
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NORMAN INSTITUTE
Norman Park, Georgia.
f Literary, Music, Art and Elocution Courses.
i. Large and Comfortable Dormitories, Steam Heat, Electric
Lights, Artesian ’Water, Sewers.
EQUIPMENT WORTH $82,000.00.
Homelike Surroundings. Christian Influences, Firm Dicipiline,
Reasonable Rates.
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A O* A* THAXTON, President* <
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Just Exactly Right.
“I have used Dr. King’s New Life
Pills for several years, and find them
just exactly right,” says Mr. A. A.
Felton, of Harrisville, N. Y. New
Life Pills relieve without the least
discomfort. Best remedy for consti¬
pation, biliousness-and malaria. 25c
at Hill & King's drug store.
Residence For Sale.
Five room house: large rooms,
extra large hall clear through the
building, plenty of closets, 4 fire
places, good well of water, fiue
neighborhood. Liberai Terms.
Apply to Pelham Journal, t. f.
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