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Pelham Locals
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Miss Amy Twitty retnraed Sun¬
day from Statesboro. She was ac¬
companied home by her sister, Mrs.
G. P. Donaldson, and little son,
George, Jr. who will spend some
time here.
Mr. John Monaghan left last
Thursday for Frontera Tab., Mex¬
ico, to resume his work there after
spending his vacation with his
wife here.
Mr. and Mrs. May Dekle, of
Norman Park were the guests of
Mrs. Alpha Stewart and Mr. Joe
Dekle Sunday.
Mrs. Jelks, of Pompano, Fla.,
is spending this week with Mrs.
Angus Watts.
Miss Ruth Turner left Tuesday
for Atlauta, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Ralph Huey, for
some time.
Mrs. Medford Simpson and little
daughter, Elizabeth, left last week
for their new home in Miami, Fla.
after spending several weeks with
the former’s sister, Mrs. H. L. Mc¬
Donald.
Mesdames Tom Wilder, Carl
Wilson and L. H, Cannon left
Suuday for Dothan where they
will spend the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Cannon.
Misses Frances Sears and Sara
Kitcheus of Dawson are the guests
of their aunt, Mrs. A. L. Brim.
Mrs. W* D- Rogers returned to
her home iu Birmingham after a
Visit to her mother, Mrs.LesterBrim
Mrs. L. H. Cannon returned last
week from a ten days visit to re¬
latives in Columbus, Wintou and
Box Spriugs.
FOR SALE — Attractive four
ror sale cheap for c/sh.
5 30 3tp Mrs. Rachel Taylor.
Mr. aud Mrs, Grover Thigpen
returned Suuday from Atlanta,
where they carried their little son,
Grover, Jr. for treatment. Their
rnauv frieuds will be pleased to
know that Grover’s condition is
not as serious as was thought, aud
it is hoped that he will be out soon.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. B. Shiver aud
children, of Willmingtou, N. C.
are the guests of Mrs. Shivei’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Watts.
Miss Mary Jane Baggs left Mon¬
day for au extended visit to her
auut in Waycross.
Mrs. Georgia Mae Anderson
aud little sou, Mehvood Autry, left
Monday for Savannah.
Use Taylor’s Itch Remedy and
Quitcherscratcbing. tf
Mr, and Mrs. N. H. Parnell
motored to Thomasville Suuday
where they met their daughter,
Miss Amy Lee Phillips. Miss Phil¬
lips comes from Prattsville, Ala.
Miss Grace Cooke spent last
week in Camilla visitiug frieuds
and relatives,
Miss Blanch Palmer of Camilla
is the guest of Miss Grace Cooke
this week.
Misses Alice and Leunie Cooke
and Messrs Lewis White and Car
roll Brown chaperoued a crowd to
the Swimming pool iu Camilla
Friday night.
Use Taylor’s Itch Remedy aud
Quitcherscratchiug. tf
Mrs. J. R. O’Neal has as her
guests her sister, Mrs. Townseud,
aud daughter, of Jacksonville,Fla.
To Last Billion Years
Scientists say there need he no fear
of the sun “dying” too quickly and of
the earth getting cold. The sun’s
t eat will last, they say, for another
billion years or so.
Mrs, R. A. Hill left last week for
an extended visit in Brunswick and
Orlanda, Fla.,
Mrs. W. C. Cooper bias as her
guests her sister, Mrs. B. S. Miller
of Columbu-', and Mrs. W-C. Dun
can and children, Bess and Clark,
Jr.
Dr. R. A. Hill has goue to New
York where he will spend six weeks
in training at a hospital there*
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tinsley and
Mrs. W. B. Feagins returned Mon
day from a visit to Mr. and Mrs
C. J. Hurst in Winter Haven, Fla
Messrs. Henry Goff and D. C
Banow came in Monday night
from Sebring Fla.
Mr and Mrs Phil Abrams, of
Avon Park, Fla , fomerly of Pel
ham, aunoutice the birth of a ten
pound son on June 10th Mother
aud son are doing nicely.
Use Taylor’s Itch Remedy an d
Quitcherscratcbing. if
Misses Loritie and Annie Smith,
Clyde Goodson, Irma NeSmitb,
Myrtle and Willie Leonard will
leave Saturday for Athens to at¬
tend summer school at the Univer
sity of Georgia.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. F. I). Hollis eutertaiued
her Bridge Club at a party last
Friday.
A profusion of cut flowers were
used throughout the house Late
in the afternoon Mrs. Hollis served
her guests who were only the mem¬
bers of the club, a dainty salad
course.
The Famous Spirella Corsets.
See Mrs. J. M. Sawyer.
Mrs. Wilkinson Entertains
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of the the bridge \
parties summer was
party given by Mrs. T. H. Wil¬
kinson Tuesday afternoon in hon¬
or of Mrs. O’Neal’s sister, Mrs
Townsend, of Jacksonville,
The house was never more at
tractive than on this occasion with
its decorations of so inauy beauti
ful cut flowers. Vases aud baskets
were placed everywhere iu the
living room, hall aud dining room
where the guests were entertaiued.
After the games a most elaborate
salad course with iced tea was
served.
There were seven tables of Bridge
besides several guests invited iu
for refreshments.
The Fainyus Spirella Corsets.
See Mrs. |. M. Sawyer.
Mrs. W, S. Haddock and son,
Jimmie, of Thomasville, were the
guests of Mrs. L J. Poitevant
thru the week end.
Mrs Ewart Twitty aud daugh
ter, Mary James, speut Tuesday iu
Camilla with Mrs. M. M. Acree.
Messrs C. L. Irwin aud C. P.
Wilson made a business trip to
Cairo Wednesday. They are bid
diug on large contracts in that
city.
PELHAM DRUGGISTS
ATTEND MEETING
Drs. Stephens of H. T. Co,
Amos of C. C. D. Co., Taylor of
T.D. Co. attended Georgia Pharm¬
aceutical Assaciation at Albany,
Ga , Tuesday, aud reported a very
delightful time,- Pelham was well
represented, aud came home 100%
iu prize winning, each wtuuiug a
prize.
College Founded in 1290
Trinity college, Oxford, England.
yus founded in 1290.
THE PELHAM JOURNAL
Mrs. Rollins McKinney and dan
ghter, Mary Aun, of Dotban, Ala-,
are.spending this week with Mrs.
F. D Hollis.
Started With Shoestring
Where some of the country’s great
fortunes began was with a man whose
cheap silver watch was fastened to
his vest by a nice new shoestring.
Checkers
In England the game of checkers
is known as draughts; In France, jeu
des dailies; Holland, damrod ; Poland,
dama; in (he Arabic of Egypt, damah.
Tiie recurrence of the forms of “dame”
is srMrihured to the fact that part of the
board and some of the draughts of
Queen Iiatasa, daughter of Thothines,
who lived in Egypt 1000 I!. C, were
found.
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SAFETY FOR
FUNDS
Convenience in paying bills and the ac¬
curate accounting of money derived from
business demand that you have a Check¬
ing Account.
This bank, established in 1910, cordi¬
ally invites your account and can with
its facilities, guarantee a pleasing service.
SEE OUR CASHIER TODAY,
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The FRIENDLY, HELPFUL BANK.
THE COMING
GENERATION
WITHOUT in any way deprecating a
Savings Account, or the education in
thrift which is incidental thereto, we
suggest that parents who are in a posit¬
ion to do so should encourage their
children to have a commercial account
BANKING and business methods can thus be
taught at a time in life when the mind is most
receptive and retentive, and the sound founda¬
tion of future business success is laid. To
young depositors in a commercial account we
exteud a cordial invitation.
Farmers Bank of Pelham
'.PELHAM, GEORGIA
FARM LOANS =- CITY LOANS
Farm loans made at LOWEST RATES in Counties
of Mitchell, Colquitt, Orady, Thomas and Decatur.
CITY LOANS made on first class residence or busi¬
ness property in Pelham or Camilla at STRAIGHT Inter¬
est, payable after earned _ NO monthly payment plan.
Also Fire Insurance, Surveying and Title Work of
any kind.
F. C. BARROW, Atty.,
BARROW LOAN & ABSTRACT COMPANY,
“The Biggest Farm Loan Concern in Southwest Geotgia.”
PELHAM, GEORGIA.
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