The Miller County liberal. (Colquitt, Ga.) 1897-current, March 31, 1915, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTk H r> a. T *1 1 The Miller County Liberal . AV). E47 • OUR FEELING FOR OUR TI I. ® ma.l ■■■ ith i*r»«na». «’-■»**»* -wr:-. s««csj*a»»c*C*r '.--cvi. •■ . • .j» •»-• .»■:■ 'lt *4 -imw ■ '•— ~•" ■'-*■"■ If you have peanuts, velvet beans, pop corn> Xor any other well selected field cr garden< seed that’you do not need you can faring them C >to our store and we will help you sell them, or C .# if you have some to buy we will help you to buy J 'Cthem. You arc welcome to room in cur store > <and to our services free, and it will be our Kpleasure to aid you in any way we can. ■ : > You are welcome to cur store whether you Vs, to not, and we will not disappoint C w any friend of yours that you may kind enough % «to send us, for if we haven’t what you ; <we will get it for you. < > We are making every effort to aidi Byou in getting your needs, <ing you a part of our profits on a line | >of garden & field seed and other goods >in our store. This is not a cut price c I proposition, it is only giving ad we can $ to our trade at this time, when theyc most need it. A post card will carry goods to you | on next mail. - > MAKE OUR STORE HOME WHEN ? U R IN TOWN. S Yours to serve, & DIXIE PHARMACY CO. L M’s P. E. WilMnand'.itth sen. • ’of Colquitt, arrived in the city n- ; ?day to b 0 lb© guest l >er rvl ; Mrs. T. B. Perry, for sev< ral day ; —Camilla Enterprise. For fresh Groceries see A. C. Bailey. A, A- p. ( . second day of the fourth n>on“ is Good 1 riiiiiy. Mr. Smiley Phillips became seri ously ill last week. His spinal con was affected and he was paralyze Lorn the small of his back down ward. Under the treatment of Dr. K. C. Haye be Ims regained Urn . use of his limbs; but as we go pre?s his kidneys, or the organs connec ted with them, still partial 1 ' paralyzed, but bis condition now seems favorable for a completi recovery. The principal of the Colquitt High School is to be commended Hi- has made it plain to the pupils that if they •‘run away 1 ’ on the Ist day of April they will not be pro moted to the higher grades. Tlx editress was a teacher in the public schools of the state for ten years and we were convinced wild ■ teach in that tbeeff- ctof “running away" i was demoralizing; and f-r nearly I eighteen yei rs the Liberal, n'nou once a year, has dis approved of the custom of “lunning away” on the Ist day of Ypril. WANTED: Hair switches to ■ make from combings, 3 stem $1 O' 2 stem 15c. For further informa tion apply to box 163. CI I Y. White golden and jelly loat cake at A.. s. WANTED; To get in touch with parties who have seed cane to sell or would sell at a good price. For • further info, naaticn apply to F. C ►-* JjeiL l* a< ’ • D 1 If von want fresh groceries phone r your oruers to A. C. Bailey. WATCH COLQUITT GROW - THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHWEST GEORGIA. ' To Be Held Here. lite Medical Association, com post'd of the physicians of foui cjiiuii-s, is to hold its rvguliii quarterly s s ■ m here in May. S ...'LI in real..-is are famil iar will! ,i e 1',.0. tliat one of Col quitt's capable physicians, Dr. W. U. flays is president of tin asaociati >u. Loyal citizens are highly pleaseo that th s honor has teen conAmd on one of our residents, and a) who know Dr. Haya are pioiid t< acknowledge 1 hat the honor bat oeen meet worthily bestowed. Eminent physicians always at tr nd the sessions of the association Besides the regular members, phy sicians from Atlanta, Albany, Thomasville and other places have already express 1 an intention of being among the visitors here. The s seions are not held behind closed doors, and any who are in terested in the discussion of those subject relative to the practice oi | medicine will be given a cordis | welcome. For the Family Medicine Chest Green Bay, Wis., Mrs. Wm. F. Bubolz says: “I always use Foley’s Honey and Tar for our children us it quickly breaks up their colds with no bad after effects, and they liko to take it.’* In this season of coughs, colds and croup, every family medicine chest should be supplied with a good cough, medicine that can be relied upon when needed. Such a family cough syrup is Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. This standard medicine has been on tha market for years and in many sec tions was found in every home in the days when doctors were not sa handy and w’hen money was scarcer- Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is an excellent medicine for cough** colds, raw or inflamed throat, hoarse ness, tightness and soreness of the chest, croup and whooping cough. It is an absolutely safe remedy, contain ing only healing ingredients, and freei from any harmful drugs. PULL FOR COLQUITT OR PULL OUT. cOLyuiTT, Georgia Wednesday, . arch ,‘>o.o/p/.> Delightfully Entertained. An event around which centered ! much interest last week, was the “Mothers' Meeting’’ held at Hie attractive home of Mrs. J. L. I’ibb, I'u -sdny afternoon. At these meetings subjects are discussed, papers are read mil ad dresses made of vital interest to mothers. The meetings are held under the nuspic' aof the W. C. T. I am' when Mrs Tabb consented to be come hostess at these affairs for one year, she imp- s d on herself a labor of love for the upbuilding of our city. The belove hostess has had sug gest, d to tier from headquarters a new name for the meetings and ihe proposes to change the title. Here after ladies will be invited to Hie'“Home Makers Meeting.” D .lighters, mothers, wives and eist. rs are interested in borne luaking. Thirty.one ludii s were at the meeting Tuesday idb ruoon. The subject on this occasion was “Purity.” 'I be faces of the ladies, the home, ihe very air itself, were nil sugges tive of Hie subject; and when the .splendid pr< grain was reddereit, we had but one regret, and that, that so many residents of this sec- H'.n hud failed to hear the appro prii.te reading, the sweet songs, the interestin'’ papers and tin discussi'ins. Ihe scripture findings by tin liil’ereiit membiTS of Hie Union ■ng iged the closest attention Especially appropriate to tlio oc casion Wi re the F llowing two par igrapiie; “Know ye not that y> ire the temple of God, ai d Him Hie spirit of G«M dwilleth ii you?” “If any n an defile the templsol lod, lom tliiHl God destroy; foi the temple of God is holy, which temple ye are!” ‘‘Providing Innocent /Amuse ment For Boys and Girls,” was a theme most ably presented by Mrs. \V. ,J. Bush. Tire plans suggest 'd, if adopted, would deliglrt and instruct Hie geue’atioti which in the next decade will reach tin adult age. Miss Alice Bateman gave a read ing that was greatly enjoyed She idvocated the co-oppyration of pn fento with teachers in eliminating any influence liable to tarnish tl.e characters of boys and girls. Her illustrations were fine. Ihe president, Mrs. B. C. Bird, offered a most earnest prayer, which doubtless found an echo in every heart, The song by Aleedames N. L Stapletorr, \V. J. Bush and VV. 11. I Grimes with Mrs. J. W. Scott at ■the piano was entrancing. A solo sweetly sung ty Mrs. B. Cosby Bird with an accompani- ■ meat by Miss Sara Bird pleased ! the guests. After the benediction the charm ; ii/g hostess assisted by Mesdames ' Emmett McKinnon and Leßoy ■ Kimbrel served Charlotte Rouse and cake. The Sunday School Institute. i A very interc t iug and instruct ive program was enjoyed by all. who attended the Sunday S.'liool Institute at .Tayiiaw, Sunday Marell 28th. The morning s. rviees conducted by Mr. W. i. I i.-li. were opened nt 10:30. The morning session was'very intert sting, excellent talks being rendered by Mr. W.J, Busli Mr. T. G. Williams, Ptof. Coleman Mr. Roy Kimbrel, mid Airs. \\ . .1 Bush. Dinner was served at 1'2:30 at 1- 30 services wer- conlinued, being conducted by Mr 3. M. Shingler Chose who took part, in the after noon program, were Col. N. L. Stapleton, Prof. Stovall, Miss Branan, and Mrs. . L. Dickenson. All of these enjoy due talks were discussing some plmeoof thegient est 1 iistitutioue ot Hie church and .he Sunday Schin.l. The song service was especially good. Special ■■ones bling use.) for the occasion. The people of Mnylu.w wish to exti nd their henrtii st t hm.ks to tin people who so willingly aiidentbu aiasticelly took part in the program. z vVe know that every one enjoyNd mid received mucli benefit, from the good subjects discussed. We feel that ti ■ program Stirred up the Sunday School workers, gave them mon ii.ti-re ) an I on t Ii usiaam, gave l iit ni excel lent ideas about what this greit work means to us, and what it means Io the world may the communities which h ive no Sun lay Schor l'’realize the rich blessings they are missing and *tt to work for God. A S. S. Worker. A Leading South Ga. Institution. The third annual catalogue oi Hie South Georgia Normal college at Vaklo.sia h is just come from the press. Proif- bly no oilier college in the e i;T has in so short a Him done mon mbstantial work than this one Ins done. It shows up itrong in every way. It would be hard to find a better trained facul ty. its courses of study are sound prognssive and admirably planned to meet Hie needs of the growing young Indies of this section. Itr lormitory is believed to be oue’ot tile most pcif' ct iu the south. South Georgia I. as waited long for mi institution of Higher learning, and now tliat at last we have a real state college, it is good to think Hud it lias been started on the highest plane. A board of trustees compos .■d of several of south Ga’s. best business men and a president born and rtised in south Ga., have acted on the ivea that only the best is good enough for south Ga., girls. They are offering only the best, Some characteristic things about this college stand out clearly. One is its simplicity and quiet refine ment; extravagance and loudness are banished. Another is the frankness and fairness of the man agement, Hieircatalogue isstraight forward and free of all claptrap. A ' ihir is the determination to jerve the real needs of the people, they The delicasies were much enjoy ed; and the ladies departed under obligations to Mrs. Tabb for an afternoon of pure enjoyment coupled with incentives for purer inspiration ii .»'■ I QV* ■ EEEZi | PETER JAMES. I 1 Put $120.00 in his trunk and went g 2 to supper. I When he returned the money had | been stolen. f | Suppose he had deposited it in the | I COLQUITT NATIONAL BANK. ( j ~ - Cheney-Jones. At the homo of Hie brides par ents Mr. and Mrs. T. E, Cheney, who live live miles from Morgan, a quiet wedding was solemnized Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, Rev Larkin Orumbley of Richland, per forming the ceremony which uni ted for life Mies Louise Cheney mid Mr. Ivan Jonee, of this city. The high contracting parties in tended that Hie muptials bo wit nessed only by n few members of their immediate families, but when the pews reached Morgan, several >t their friends went to the attrac tive home and were gladly admit ted to hear the pledges made by the happy couple. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Jones ei lered a:r automobile and were driven to this city. The girl bride is only about sev enteen years of age. She is a rep resentative of oueof Calhoun coun ty’s most esteemed families. Her rare beauty is enhanced by a char ming cordiality frank and sincere. The groom is the second son oi Oapt. mid Airs i G- Jon s. He possesses a quiet disposition, and stands aloof from the vices in which many young men indulge. He enjoys the confidence and es teem of a large circle of friends. Just now lie is engaged in an auto delivery business, and for the pres ent Hie popular couple will be at home to their friends at the resi dence of bis parentson Pinestreet. The Liberal welcomes Hie charm ing bride to our city and extends its heartiest congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jones. STRENGTHENED HIM OUT. J. P. Jones, Boothe, Ark., writes: “I hud a severe case of kidney trouble and could do no work at all. holey Kidney Pills strengthened me out at once. The same story is told by thousands of others; weak back, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles yield quickly. Safe and effective. Sold at Dixie Pharmacy, adv. admit students at any time, plan courses to meet individual needs and even conduct a summer term (or rural teachers who cannot be present durintr the regular school year. This school lias reached more people in two years than any other school ever founded in Ga. A fuuitb is the plain Ga.gumption that con siders the education of girls as sen jsibie preparotion for life rather l i than a silly “finialiing” proscess. i Finally, it may be noted that ' the > college keeps expenses very low; there is no tuition, and all the re ’isources of the school are bent to i i save pations expense. t We are glad that south Georgia r parents who have daughters to ed ucate need no longer sc-ud them from home to get the best. I Y)A .YJ7/Z “From Route 4” Dear Liberal: As news is never written up from this part of the moral vine yard, I’ll tell the people seme of Hie happenings. Farm work is progressing nicely but it is so dry the farmers are a bont up witli their work. Air. Cleveland Belle, is very low with pneumonia. With all the care of friends and loved ones, and the ability of Dr. Cheshire we hope to see him up again soon. Mrs. Dan Jacobs, and baby, of Bnbcock, visited her parents, Air and Mrs. H. T. Smith, from Fii. Jny to Sunday. Mrs. Susie Tabb is able to be up again after a short spell of lagrippe. Glad to see her out. Burglars entered the “smoke" house ’ of Mr. ,Vill Gorden, Satur day night and took a great deal of his meat It’s a great loss on his part. The entertainment was greatly enjoyed Ftiday night at the home of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Jim Sheffield. Only a few being present ’twas much better. Mies Madge Ivey, the efficient teacher of the Gorden school, visi ted her sister at Hillside from Fri day to Sunday. Mr. Abbie Cheshire visits Kes tler quite (/ten now, wonder what is the chief attraction? Messrs Lymuel Wiley, Willie Tabb, “better known asCoot” Pay ton Moody, and Emmett Gay, Mis ses, Mellie and Emmil Moody, Cero Tabb, and another young lady, were all enjoying a ride Sun day afternoon. Tillman Gorden visited his cous in Connie Gorden Saturday night and Sunday. “Far-a way-Moses Easter Egg Hunt The pupils in the Sunday school classes of Alesdamea Mary Adams and B. Cusby Bird of the Metho dist church ai d of Mrs. Joe Toole, Miss Mollie Toole and Aliss Clyde 1 Wood of the Baptist church are re quested too meet their teachers at ' the Baptist church Saturday morn i itig promptly at 9 30 o’clock to join ■ in an Eaater Ei g Hunt. ’ If convenient a small lunch,some fruit or a few Easter Eggs may be 1 provided by parents; but if that is - not convenient let the Sunday 1 School pupils in the classes men tioned join in the bunt.