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Mr. and Mrs. D L. Turner and
daughter, Marion, returned Thurs¬
day from a visit of some time in
North Georgia and North Carolina.
Miss Ruby Dvkle, who is in
training at the Wesley Memorial
Hospital in Atlanta, spent several
days this week with Mrs. Alpha
Stewart aud Mr, foe Dekle here.
Miss Jocelyn Belcher, of Cairo,
is spending the week with Dr. aud
Mrs. D. P. Belcher.
Miss Clyde Goodsou returned
from Athene where she has been
attending summer school,
Mrs. J. P. Lee, of Pompano, Fla.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Angus Watts.
Mrs. L.G. Tray wick, of Albauy,
spent the week end in Pelham
Miss Theresa Turner, who has
been attending summer school iu
Athens, hap returned home.
Miss Mary Lou Cranford, who
is attending business college in
Macon, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Alice Crauford.
Miss Lois Spence has as her
guest, Miss Lozelle West, of Bos
too, Ga.
FOR SALE—50 acres of good
farming laud three miles from Pel¬
ham. For particulars apply to
Mrs. A, G. Ott, Pelham, Ga.
8 1 3tp
Mr. W. C. Cooper carried Mrs.
Cooper and children to Buena
Vista Sunday, where they will
visit through the mouth of August.
Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Atkiusou,
of Ocala, Fla., spent Saturday aud
Sunday at the home of their sister,
Mrs. D. P. Belcher.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Wilson
and tons, Hiuman and S. O., of
Plant City, Fla., left for home Mon¬
day, after visiting relatives aud
friends iu Mitchill county.
They enjoyed very much their visit
back to old Mitchell.
Bring us vour green cow hides
Star Market.
Mrs. M. H. King, of Deland,
Fla , came in Monday for a visit
of several days to Mrs. R. L. King.
She is euroute home from North
Carolina aud Virgiuia where she
has been visiting.
Miss Mary Lizzie Brim has re“
turned from a visit to her sister iu
Birmingham.
Mr. Ralph Smith, of Carrolton,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. T.
A. Barrow,
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
Littleston Peanut Picker, with eu
gine and hay press.
8 1 dtp I. O. Spence.
Mrs. J. H. Maxwell will leave
Sunday for Jacksonville for a short
visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. II.
Best, in that city.
Mrs. J. W. Calhoun and little
son, of Walden, are the guests of
Mr. aud Mrs. J. C. lohnsou.
KEYS FOUND
Buueh of eight keys left at Jour
ual office by finder. Can be had
by calling aud payiug for this ad.
8-tf
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bunch of De¬
land. Fla., who have been for sever¬
al weeks the guests of their daugh¬
ter. Mrs. J. H. Ball, are now visit¬
ing Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bunch in
Camilla.
WANTED—To buv hogs of
any kiud. See me before you sell.
6 2 tf L. J. POWELL.
.Miss Thelma Ball and her guest.
Miss Juliette Bussey. Deland, Fla.
left last week for an extended visit
to relatives and friends in Albany,
Leary and Parrot.
Mr. Vernon Ball is spending sev¬
eral days with relatives in Parrott
and Richmond.
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Mr. Hill Glenn has returned to
Sanford Fla. after a visit to rela¬
tives here.
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Master John Elwood Poter, Jr.,
of Thomasville. is the guest of
Miss Mary Francis Levine.
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Mrs. J. H. Glenn and children are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Mansfield.
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Mr. L. E. Mansfield, of Jackson¬
ville, brought his children, Misses
Bernice and Lenora and Master
Rudolph, to spend sometime here
with relatives. He will return to
Jacksonville this week via Sylves¬
ter.
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'Miss Gladys Culpepper left Wed¬
nesday morning for Miami, Fla. to
to he at home with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Culpepper.
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Paster W. B. Feagins, of the
First Baptist Church, returned
last Saturday from Macon and Mys¬
tic, where he supplied the Baptist
Tabernacle and the week following
conducted a revival at the latter
place, assisting Dr. P. A. Jessup.
* * *
Rev. W. M. Burns, of Mercer,
who has been assisting Judge Luke
in his tent meeting in Thomasville,
for two weeks as singer, visited
Pastor W. B. Feagins last Sunday
afternoon.
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Pastor W. B. Feagirs, of First
Baptist church, will conduct special
meeting latter part of August and
September in Sparks and Black
shear, and will speak for ten nights
at the Dodge County assembly at
Jay Bird Springs
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PEANUT GRORWERM! We have
four of the old reliable "Sterling”
Trashing Machines for grain and
peanuts, with pea and bean huller
attachment. Will clean your pea¬
nuts as no other machine, and can
be operated with six horse-power
gas engine. Correct price.—Albany
Hardware & Mill Supply Co.
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Mrs. Alice Cranford spent 'ihurs
day in Albany.
Dr A. S. Hargrove and children
returned from a visit to Atlanta.
Mr. Ed. Willder, of Tampa, Fla.,
is spending some time with his per
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Willder.
Helpleas on Land
Due to the remarkable dexterity of
the hell-diver In the water, It Is usual¬
ly Impossible to approach It to within
camera range. Only when the pho¬
tographer Is so very fortunate as to
come upon this queer bird on land,
where it Is helpless, may Intimate por¬
traiture he successfully Indulged In.—
Nature Magazine.
PELHAM LODGE
No. 3I2F.&A. M.
Meeting nights: First and third
Tuesday in each month at 8:00
Eastern time. Visitors invited.
A. R, Dasher, VV. M.
A. R.Baggs, Secy.
For Sale
631 Shares Stock in the follow¬
ing Pelham, Georgia,
Corporations:
Farmers Bank of Pelham.
Pelham Oil & Fertilizer Co.,
The Hand Trading Co.,
Pelham Phosphate Co.,
Pelham Investment Co.,
Also our home ou Northeastern
Street.
7 rooms, large lot, beautifully
located, private sewerage, 5 bear¬
ing pecan trees, wood and coal
house, new barn and new double
garage.
Also one (1) vacant lot on Green
Nicely located for 2 build
sites.
Those interested in any or all
this property may communicate
C. J. HURST,
Winter Haven, Fla.,
THE PELHAM JOURNAL
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. R. E. Holman entertained
Pelham's youngest set at a lovely
party Friday afternoon celebrating
her little son Fredrick's second
birthday.
The little guests were entertain¬
ed with a number games on the
lawn and porch, which were effec¬
tively decorated with brown-eyed
susans.
Late in the afternoon they were
seated at pretty little tables on
the lawn and served ice cream and
wafers. On one table was placed
the beautiful white birthday cake
holding the two tiny candles. The
case was placed on a silver platter
and surrounded by a mass of gail
iardias.
About fifteen guests were present
a number couldn't be present on ac¬
count of the whooping cough epi¬
Tobacco Growers
The tobacco markets of Georgia open
this week and when you have sold your to¬
bacco, we shall be very glad indeed to
handle your draft or check for you.
We are in position to collect checks
and drafts on any point, or mail them in
such a way that will be pleasing to you.
The Friendly, Helpful Bank
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“EACH TICK OF THE CLOCK”
Each tick of the clock is time.
Eternity is based upon seconds.
If there were no brick and mortar and steel, where would be our great
cities,
Except for the drops of water, what about the oceans? And the
grains of sand, the lands which shore them?
A drop of ink has printed this line you read.
If the penny had no value, how much would your dollar be worth?
All eternity grows from clockticks; cities are built a stone at a time;
great fortunes are the accumulation of little pennies.
In your own scheme of things, there are two important items to con¬
sider well—time and pennies When either has slipped away, it has gone
for all time. You may have others—but you will always have just that
much less, by having lost the first.
In our savings department your pennies lose no time. They are
working for you—while you are engaged in earning other pennies.
Give thought to the penny and time. They are closely related—get
them together in a good bank.
Naturally we waut you in ours.
Farmers Bank ol Pelham
PELHAM. GEORGIA
demic. Several mothers were pres¬
ent also.
miss McDonald entertains
Miss Mary McDonald was hostess
to the younger set at a lovely party
Tuesday night.
Proms and dancing were the
diversions of the evening. All
during which a variety of sand
whiches with punch were served
from a pretty decorated table on
the porch. Misses Mildred Mc¬
Donald and Frances Barrow pre¬
sided at this table.
About thirty-five members of the
younger set were present.
FOR RENT
Attractive six-room bungalow
on Palmer Street.
8 1 tf Miss Arleivie Pullen.
YOUNGER SET ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Tom Barrow entertained
the younger set with a prom party
and dance Wednesday evening in
honer of her brother, Mr. Ralph
Smith, of Carrollton.
Throughout the evening a varity
of sandwhiehes with punch were
served the guests. About forty
guests were present.
If you have a visitor, a party, or
go visiting, telephone Mrs. T. A,
Barrow. Phone No. 9.
Mr. Ford Owner.
1 will be glad to do your Ford
work. I sell gasoline and oil.
Gas 24c per gallon, day or night.
Come to see me.
tf CHAN LAIRD.