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Miller County Liberal
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CALHOUN’S
WEEKLY SPECIALS
These specials begin each Monday and close each Saturday night, giving you something different each week, and at
SPECIAL PRICES.£'
Note very caretui the prices we are naming on our SPECIALS for next week.
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Tropical shirtings pretty stripes Jpsi reed big line of wed dress ginghams and Just rec'cl. big line of mens and boys caps ■
large range of patterns. to get them Started wdl name the price, {h(i n( , wexl l)at^ril! . Ollf< Ire mu p e the price right.
Special all next week, yd 10c Special all next week, yd 15c |
Princess coils in pretty patterns our 15c goods, Good ball sewing threadlimit K) balls to custoncr Ladies blk. oxfords military heel, strictlipall leather,
Special all next week, yd 10c Special all next week, per ball 1c Special all next week, pr $2.50
Good 20c grade of cheviots, in stripes and plaids Ladies strap pump, plain neat toe, rubber heel, Pretty quality brown icid oxf d. low heel,
Special all next week, yd 15c Special all next reek, pr $2.69 Special all next week, pr $3.98
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Special all next week, pr 59c Special all next week, each 48c Special all next week, pi $2.98
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Special all next week, pr 98c Special all next week, suit sls. to slß.l Special all next week, pr $1.50
L. E. CALHOUN
Colquitt, - - - Georgia
P.--T. A.
The regular monthly session of
the Parent—Teachs’ Association is
to be heid at the school auditorium
Friday afternoon at three o’clock
Miss Guy Brown was appointed
to solicit subscriptions for the as
sociations! magazine; and she
would be glad to enroll, as sub
scribers, a large number at the ap
proachin session.
There are no fees allowed her
for this work; but the magazine is
very helpful.
While visiting at bis grand
mother Kimbrels, Master Harry,;
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther j
Kimbrel, jumped, after looking at
some kittens, in a house near the
dwelling. One heel landed on a
broken fi uit jar and the lad sue- j
tained injuries which will keep
him from using his foot for sev
eraldays. Dr. Hays dressed the
gash Saturday and again on Mon
day when the family spent tbeday
here.
WATCH COLQUITT GROW THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHWEST GEORGIA
PULL FOR COLQUITT OR PULL OUT
B. Y. P. U. Program
MONDAY EVENING 10 INST.
Bible study meet, Hosea 14.
Song service.
Jesus included me.
There is power in the blood.
Prayer by the president.
Reports.
Dull on daily Bible reading.
Scripture reading, U. J. Bush.
Introduction, Fred Powell.
Hosea and bis times, Marie Pate.
Hosea, the prophet of the brok
en heart, Vassa Lane.
A glimpse at Hosea’s books, Mrs.
Clanton Davis.
Theme of the took, J. E. Lane.
Chapter 14 of Hosea prophecy,
i Jessie Gregory.
Words about their sin, Mrs
; Gordon Roberts.
Special music.
Volunteer remarks.
| Chain of prayer by Union.
0 ,
Their friends were glad to see
Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Cobb in town
Saturday.
* MBSrami. .... i ■
COLQUITT, GEORGIA., IVEDXPXDAY. . APR 5, 1922
Civic Club |
Members Wanted
Every laday interested in the
progress or advancement of Col
quitt is urged to be at the court j
house at 3:30 P. M Saturday.
The Liberal was specially re
quested to make this announce
ment by Mrs. R. H. Saunders,
president of the Civic Club.
* This is one’time when a hun
dred jvomen should respond by
being present
A little of their time or tbeir
talents spent for the benefit of
their borne town may prove of in
estimable value.
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Easter Services
Rev. C. A. Bush, col., w ; ll de
li vet at the convict camp, on Eas
ter Sunday, an Easter sermon.
He desires all his while friends
who can to come out and hear him
on this special occasion.
There is to be a splendid singing
and prayer services to begin at
three o’clock P. M.
Colquitt’s
Calendar
Monday:
Mrs. F. C. Bell gave a dining
Got the Wilkin—Bell wedding
J party.
In the afternoon the Bible Study
Class met with Mrs. J. G. Powell
In the. evening the parents of
the bride elect gave a luncheon
for the wedding party, which later
rehearsed at the M. E. church.
And the Sr. B. Y. P. U. gave an
interesting program at the Baptist
church.
Tuesday:
The Board of County Commie-,
sinners met at the court house.
In the afternoon the wedding
was solemnized.
In the evening there was held
in the court bouse the regula:
meeting of the mayor and coun
cilmen.
Wednesday:
In the afternoon the Sewing
Circle is to be entertained at the
: home of.
In the evening a pleasing pro
gram is tc be rendered by the Sr
Epworth Lesgue at the M. E.i
church.
Thursday:
In the afternoon the Cottage
Prayer Mtetin is to be held; and'
in the evening a prayer service is
to be held at the Baptist church.
Friday;
In the afternoon the P.—T. A.
is to hold its regular session at the
school auditorium.
Saturday:
In the afternoon the Civic Club
is to hold a session at the court
house.
Really the inhabitants have had
.many affairs to claim attention I
I this week
| I’m inclined to believe “Colquitt
is growing more like New York
every day.”
0
Judge Bush Vann, the esteemed
proprietor of an attractive heme
on a desirable plantation near Bab
cock, was mingling with friends
here Tuesday.
Misses Nelle Scott and Millie
Toole expect to represent the local
i Sr. B. Y. P. U. at the Associatiou
al Convention to be held Thursday
and Friday of next week in Bain
bridge.
VOL XXV
Bank Cort rtented
Mr. J. W. P<f ft Chief Bank
Examiner for the six states com
posing this district, dropped by
here enroute from Florida recent
ly; and complimented the First
National Bank officials of Colquitt,
on the almost super-human efforts
made in behalf of the institution.
Adjustments and re-adjustments
have been essential; but patrons of
the bank have cheerfully co-oper
ated with the efficient president
Mr. L. E. Calhoun, and the es
| teemed cashier, Mr. G. C. Jinks,
'thereby facilitating their work.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Deßary, liv
ing near the Grimes School, have
been extremely anxious about their
children. Three of them were
stricken with scarlet fever. Un
der the careful treatment of Dr.
W. C. Hoys they are now conva
i lescing nicely. This disease was
hard to control in olden times, hut
in late years physicians have learn
. ed how to arrest terrible
malady.
