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THE PELHAM JOURNAL S£3iiiiiiiiiiiic3iiiimim!(3iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimt niHniiiimiiimiiimiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiioiiiii 1 Before The Rush We expect to be over-run with work this fall. If your car needs attention bring it to us now before the rush. If you are planning to have your top fixed, now’s the time to have it done. If your motor has been giving you trouble, whether much or little, let us fix it now. If your car needs painting—we can paint it for you now, and get the job out for you right away. i If you have a bad tire, or a bad set of tires, don’t wiat till they give away on the road with you. Come in now and get our prices. If you have been having battery trouble, come in, and let us fix it if it can be fixed. I W. R. 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Admission, 25 and 50c. r u(ii(umiitiHit(Utuuuuiutaiiiiiiiiiiiic3!iiiiitiiiiic3i!iunuiiiC3<iii!iiiiiiiC3!iiiiiiiiiiicsiit!iiiiiiiiC3iiiiiiniuie3iiiiiiiiiiiianiiiiii(iiic3iii A Standard Traning School for Christain workers will be held at Moultrie, begining August 31st and closing Friday, September 5th. It will be held for the benefit of the Valdosta and Thomasville districts. The general Sunday School Board of the Southern Methodist Church,e the Sunday School Board of the South Georgia Conference and the Distrcit organizations of the Val¬ dosta and Thomasville districts are cooperating in carrying on this schoo . 1 The first session will be held at 4:00 o’clock Sunday afternoon, Au¬ gust 31st The closing session will be held Friday night, September 5th. There will be four courses given: Rev. G. W. Hutchinson, of Wrights ville will teach a course in Sunday School organization; Rev. A. H. Robinson, of Cairo will teach a class in the life of Paul; Rev. A. T. Hind, of McRae will teach a course in the principles of Religious Teaching; Miss Susie Smith, of LaGrange. will teach a course in Pupil Study. No tuition or incidental fee will be charged. T obacco Market helps professional men. ACCIDENT DELAYS AMERICAN PLANES Reykjavik, Iceland.—The Ameri¬ can army round tthe world flyers attempted Monday to take off on the long North Atlantic hop off to Fredericksdal, near Cape Farewell, east of Greenland, and in doing so both of the planes were injured in perhaps the most serious mishap so far of the globe encircling trip. One of the machines broke its spreader bar and the second ma¬ chine broke its propeller. The accident was caused by the heavy load of gas put on the ma¬ chines for the next hop, which is the longest in the flight around the world. Repairs have already been com¬ pleted and the planes will resume their journey as soon as weather conditions permit Yes, Tobacco Mar¬ ket helps the Pelham Journal. * * * LOST—one red female setter being red with small w’hite specks on body. Responds to (he name Kate. Return to .1. J. Hill and re¬ ceive reward. * * * Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stephens and family, and Mr. R. L. Wolfe, have returned to their home at Glen St.. Marys, Fla., after visiting relatives here for several weeks. Yes, We Have Them. We have had a good many calls recent¬ ly for Fisk Red Top tires. Some new cus¬ tomers did not know that we handled them. They are one of our regular lines and have been one of our best sellers for years and never yet has one of them failed to give satisfaction. We also carry Fisks in the standard sizes in cords and balloons. If you need tires call and let us equip you with Fisks. TINSLEY’S Service Station. 5 I *"< C. M. LEDBETTER, PASTOR. Services for Sunday Aug. 2 4th. 10:15 A. M. Sunday school, Mr. R. L. King, Supt. A modern school with all organ¬ ized departments and classes for all ages. 10:30 A. M. Men’s Bible Class meets in room above vestibule—• Mr. W. C. Cooper, teacher—Mr. C. D. May. Supt. 11:30 Sermon—Rev. C. M. Led¬ better. 5:30 P. M.—Junior League. 7:30 P. M. Intermediate and Senior Leagues meet in church par¬ lor— Mr. F. A. Crittenden, president, services. 8:30 Wednesday evening—prayer services. We welcome you to worship with us at any of these services. Church Reporter. Tobacco Market means new houses. CRISP WILL DUST COTTON BY PLANE On Thursday, August 28 there will be put on at Cordele a demon¬ stration of udscing cotton with areo planes, for the entire South Geor¬ gia section. The one at Athens qn the 2Cth, is for the North Georgia people. We are ^anxious that our South Georgia people attend the one at home and we are sending you this special invitation to come and be the guest of the Crisp Coun¬ ty Board of Trade during the day. The government expects to have a passenger plane and .two dusting planes to make thorough demonstration on cotton, pecans and peach trees. Governor Walker, the two U. S. Senators,and Congressman of Crisp are expected to be present, and re¬ presentatives from all the Civic Clubs as well as farmers and busi¬ ness men in general. It is expected to show* by this duster will be the cheapest and the most thorough in this work. It is claimed that one or two planes can serve a whole county. We hope you will be able to at¬ tend. With kind personal regards, I am, Yours truly, E. F. Tison, Cham. Entertain¬ ment Com. Crisp County Board of Trade. Mr. Ralph Huie, of Atlanta, visi¬ ted Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Turner this week. Tobacco Market builds bank deposits.