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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
COVingtOn

T. OVINGTON. Jan. 24.-NIrs. p. w
Godfrey entertained a number of
- her friends at an oyster roast Fri
day evening at her home on Conyers
street.
Mrs. S. H. White returned to her
home in Greensboro Monday afternoon,
after a pleasant visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Clyde Willis
Mrs. j. a. Wright entertained the
members of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Wednesday after
noon. At the conclusion of the pro-
gram refreshments were served.
Mrs. 7. u. Smith entertained few
friends on Tuesday with a spend the
day party. A course dinner was served,
the guests including Mrs Clarence Ter
rel, Mrs a. S. Adams. Mrs. II. d. Ter
rell Mrs. Evans Lunsford, Mrs. a. n.
Hays and Mrs. c. d. Lewis.
One of the delightful events of the
week was that at which Mrs. w Cohen
entertained Tuesday afternoon the study
section of the Woman's Club at her
home on Clarke street. Besides the
regular club members, Mrs. Cohen
guests included Mrs. A. NJ. Soloman, of
Fort Valley; Miss Leila Vice, of Eaton
ton. and Miss Mamie Cohen, of Madi-
son.
Miss Susie Lewis entertained the
members of the Young Ladies' Bridge
Club Monday afternoon at the home of
compliment to her sister, Miss Mary
Lewis, of Atlanta. who is her guest.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. c. c. King entertained two ia
bles of bridge at her home on Floyd
street Saturday afternoon in honor of
her sister Miss Julia Mobley, of Mon
roe, who was her guest. A salad
course was served after the game. In
vited to meet the guest of honor were
Miss Eleanor Butler. Miss Gladys Lee,
Miss Lillian Clarke. Mrs. Lester Lee,
Mrs. Balm Terrell, Mrs. Clarence Ter
rell, Mrs Ed Stephenson, and Mrs Will
liam d. Travis
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West DOinT

INVEST POINT. Jan. 24-The last
M meeting of the Fort Tyler Chap
ter, u. D. c., was held in the
school auditorium, with Mrs. w. b. Hig-
ginbotham. the president, as the leader.
1t was decided to offer gold medal or
five dollar gold piece to the boy or girl
in the West Point High School who
writes the best essay on Famous Geor-
gia Battles of the War Between the
States" The committee appointed to
look after the observance of Flag
Day." February ~, includes Mrs. Mark
McCulloh. Mrs. George Frank Erwin,
Mrs, Helen Herzberg. Mrs. w. Trox
Bankston and Miss Cornelia Booker.
Mrs. /. M. Scott will have charge of the
next meeting. The Chapter OBJ
served Robert Il. Lees birthday Mon
day afternoon In the school auditorium.
The Rev. Graham Forester. pastor of
the First Baptist Church. was the ora
tor. He was introduced by Professor
w. p. Thomas Mrs A. D. Ferguson,
Mrs Norman Poer and Mrs. Matte Lou
Iachry furnished the music. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. l. NJ. Owen, OF
the Christian Church.
All the Circles of the Baptist WON
ans Missionary Society met Monday
afternoon. An appeal for the society to
furnish the linen for a room at the
Georgia Baptist Hospital in Atlanta was
recently sent out to so of the leading So
cieties in the State, this being one of
them.
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COrdeIc

|ORDELE, Jan. 24.-Miss frankie
Harris entertained the ITALIAN
~ Club Tuesday afternoon. After an
interesting study of Shakespeare
king Richard ILL.," salad course was
served.
Mrs. Alex Martin entertained so guests
Friday afternoon in compliment to her
mother, Mrs. Charles Stevens, of Char
lesion, S. G. Refreshments were served
in two courses
The French Club will meet with Mrs.
b. II. Palmer on Friday afternoon at
1880 o'clock.
The United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy will meet Thursday afternoon with
Miss Talulah Atkins
Mrs. George Wilkes entertained 20
guests at rock Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Combs.
of Adairsville, guests of DIR. and Mrs.
T. r. Bradley. Refreshments were
served in two courses.
One of the happiest events of the sea-
son was the large rock party given by
Mrs. R. r. Harris on Wednesday af-
ternoon. A salad course with tea and
waters was served.
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WdyCrOSS

Nv TAYCROSS, Jan. 24.-One Of the
NJ most beautiful affairs OF the win
w ter was the reception given by
Mrs. Walter Price Little Wednesday af-
ternoon In honor of Mrs. Thomas Rob-
ert Palmer. Mrs Nathan p Jenrette
and Mrs. y. v Shorgren. The attrac-
tive home was tastefully decorated,
quantities OF palms and ferns being
used Master Charles Little and Miss
Grace Little received the cards. Wei
coming guests were Mrs. Fred Brewer
and Mrs. Richard G. Scruggs. The re-
ceiving party was composed Of Mrs.
Little Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Jenrette Mrs.
Shorgren and Mrs Robert Odum AS
ssting in entertaining were Mrs. James
Polk Stewart. Mrs. Hayward Burnet.
Mrs j T.. ~. Bowden, Mrs. Walter Eus-
tace Sirmans. Misses Katherine Burnet,
Dorothy Sessions and Ruth Trexler,
Master Hume Little, Mrs. n. b. Rhoads,
Miss Elizabeth Green, Mrs. John S. Wal
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Lexington

\ EXTINCTION. Jan. 24-Mrs. Joel
Cloud entertained the Parsonage
- Aid Society and u. D. C.'s Thurs
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. William
Howard who will leave soon to make
her home in Augusta. Three courses
were served. after which Miss Ruby
Cunningham presented her with low
ing cup, in which was a wish from each
one present.
Miss Prudence Brooks was hostess
Monday evening at a party given for
her guest, Miss Blasingame. Games
were played, after which grapefruit and
salad course were served.
Miss Mamie Lester entertained for
Miss Blasingame Saturday evening. A
salad course was served.
Miss Lillian Maxwell entertained on
Monday afternoon in honor of Miss
Blasngame. Two courses were served.
One of the prettest affairs of the sea-
son was a surprise birthday dinner
given by Mrs. r. F. Brooks Friday for
her husband. Covers were laid for
twelve and four courses were served.
Miss Mamie Lester entertained the
Bridge Club Saturday afternoon.
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FOrSuth

- ORSYTH. Jan. 24.-on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North
Lee street Mrs. Lem B. Alexander
entertained a few friends at rock This
was one of a number of affairs given
Tor Mrs L. Willis, of Columbus. the
guest of her sister. Mrs Jennie C.
Amos salad course was served at
the small tables. Enjoying Mrs. Alex
anders hospitality We're Mesdames Jen-
ME G. Amos. J: 7. Willis, r. II. Fetch
er, I. f. Fletcher. L. NJ. Napier. c. II.
S. Jackson, Samuel Rutherford, j. w j.
Taylor, R. G. McCowen, G. l.. Alexan-
der, w. c. Hin, Evalyn Ponder, Charles
Hardin z. A Ensign, John r. Banks
and Misses Louise Anderson, Mary
Amos, Mary Fletcher and Julia Collins
Mrs. c. II. S. Jackson entertained the
Friday Afternoon Club and members of
the Bessie Tiff College faculty Thurs
day afternoon
Miss Annie Laurie Maynard enter
tanned the Game Club at her home on
Railroad avenue Saturday.
The Friday Afternoon Club was de-
lightfully entertained last week by Mrs.
Mrs. w. C Hin entertained at rock
this afternoon for Mrs. James l.. Willis
of Columbus, and Miss Julia Collins,
who are guests Of Mrs. Jennie c. Amos.
Miss Richard Fletcher was hostess at
a five course luncheon Tuesday for Mrs.
J. l.. Willis of Columbus. the guest of
Mrs. Jennie Amos. Mrs. Fletcher was
assisted by Misses Alice Newton and
Mesdames ]. l.. Willis, C. Amos,
John Banks, T. C. Gibson. NJ. b. Per-
sons. c. A. Ensign, j. w. j. Taylor.
Charles Hardin, Samuel Rutherford, IS.
S. Willingham. l.. NJ. Napier, l.. B.
Alexander and Evalyn Ponder
Miss Nettie Thweatt entertained at
picture show party on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Jennie C. Amos will be at home
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
house guests, Mrs. j. L. Willis and Miss
Julia Collins.
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MiIIedgeViIIe

M ILLEDGEVILLE. Jan. 24-The
Philatheas entertained a number
of their friends Tuesday evening
at a party given at the home of Misses
Mae and Alma Stembridge. Progress
i've games were played. Mr.. Bloodworth
was awarded the prize for top score,
while the BOBBY prize fell to Jesse Dan
iels. Miss. Julia Reall King and Mrs.
II. b. Ennis served
Mrs. M. NJ. Parks entertained the
Woman's Club Friday afternoon at the
mansion. An interesting program was
carried out by Mrs. Cranston. Mrs. l..
G. Hall, Mrs. w. T. Gerard and Mrs
Harold Major
Friday afternoon Mrs. Adolph Joseph
gave a bridge party. Mrs. Elicit, of
New York, being the honoree.
Miss Isabel Allen gave a party Friday
afternoon for the members of the Young
Ladies' Club. Progressive games were
played.
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Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. Jan. 24.--Mrs.
II X c. Ridgers entertained the
Auction Club Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Williams street, to
which a number of guests were in
vited Mrs. A. l.. Rison won the guest
prize and Mrs Robert Murphree the
club prize. Broilers on toast were
served at the conclusion of the game.
Misses Susie and Margaret Newman
entertained the Phoenix Club on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Newman.
After an interesting game refreshments
were served.
Mrs. D. A. Grayson was the hostess
at the meeting of the Luncheon Club
on Wednesday at noon. The table was
filed with the membership only and
seven courses were enjoyed.
Mrs G. w. Kranz entertained the
Study Circle on Friday afternoon. A
literature program was carried out.
Mrs. Will Wall was the hostess of
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ker, Miss Viola Nell and Miss Aexan-
dra Carswell
An affair of the week, one that proved
of unusual pleasure for the members of
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Frank B. Nc
Donald In honor of her guest, Miss
Katherine Hurst of Perry Assisting in
entertaining were Mrs. Charles Kirk
land Miss Clifford Walters, Miss Kate
Stanton, Miss Aline letters and Miss
Margaret Stanton. About so guests en-
toyed the affair.
Complimentary to Mrs David Wharey
Newell of Newell N, c., Mrs. j. r. T.
Bowden entertained with an auction
bridge party Tuesday afternoon. the
first of series of affairs she has
planned for the winter season. The
prize, handsome fern dish in Japa-
nese ware and smoked bamboo, was
won by Mrs II. r.. Trexler. The honor
guest was presented with an attractive
fern dish. At the conclusion of the game
refreshments were served The guests
included Mrs. Newell, Mrs j. p. Stew
art, Mrs. Iustace Sirmans, Mrs John
NJ. Hopkins, Mrs. Sam Redding. Mrs.
Sale Phelan. Mrs. John G. Steinheimer,
Mrs. L. b Mobley Mrs. N. b. Rhoads,
Mrs. r. f. Trexler. Mrs. George Mayo
and Miss Mae Magdalena Izlar.
For Mrs. Fred Schaefer, of Fitzgerald,
the guest of Miss Susie Sharpe. Mrs.
James Sinclair entertained Tuesday with
morning fortytwo party, The top
score prize was won by Mrs Douglas
Hereford. After the game salad course
vas e served rs The guests We're we're Mrs
ner Dimmock. Mrs. Douglas Hereford,
Mrs. j. A. Hay, Mrs. T.. A. Stubs,
Mrs. James Mallette, of Boston, and
Miss Susie Sharpe.
The Friday Club was entertained by
Miss Clifford Walters at the home of
her sister, Mrs. +. b. Mcdonald. Rock
was the game of the afternoon. a
salad course was served. Mrs. Mcdonald
and Miss Christian assisting the hostess.
A theater party was given by Mrs.
n. B. Rhoads her guests including Mrs.
Palmer, of Cumberland. Md; Mrs. w.
p. Little Mrs n. p. Jenrette. Mrs K,
G Scruggs and Mrs. j. r.. Wadley.
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BdrneSVinc

n ARNESvILLE. Jan. 24.-An an
* nouncement of unusual interest
- was the engagement Of Miss
Carolyn Gertrude Cotter, Of Hawkins
vile, and Warren r. Woodward. Of Ma :
con, the wedding to occur February 10
at the home of the bride. Mr., Wood :
ward is the son of the late Colonel and
Mrs. S. n. Woodward, of GAINESVILLE,
and for the past three years has made
Macon his home. Miss Cotter is a
graduate of Wesleyan and one OF the
most attractive girls in Hawkinsville.
Misses Lilly and Willie Marshburn
were hostesses at a pretty party Tues
day evening for their house guest, Miss
Sarah Taylor, OF Macon. Their guests
were Misses Katherine WOODBURY., Ros-
allyn Gardner, Maggie Mae Rogers and
Messrs Joe Smith. Norman Peacock,
Benton WOODBURY., Dave Kleckley, T, b..
Grace and Harris.
Mrs. Erie D. Murphy and little Miss
Irene Murphy left Wednesday for At
lanta, where they have Joined Mr., Muir
ply for a stay Of several weeks.
Professor L. D. Watson was one Of
the out town guests at the celebra-
ton OF the silver wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. 9. Matthews, Of Atlanta,
Mrs. y. l.. Anderson has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs Ponder.
of Social Circle Mr.. u. L. Anderson
joined Mrs Anderson for a weekend
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. PONDER.
Miss Salle Frank Thompson, Of Haw-
kinsville. arrived Thursday 10 be the
guest Of Miss Ruby Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Summers, Mr.. Ri
ley Summers and Mr.. G, l., Summers,
Sr., left on last Wednesday for Fer
nandina. Fla, in Mr. Summers machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers VIII be Joined
by Miss Katherine Summers and will
motor through Southern Florida before
returning home.
Misses Lily and Willie Marshburn.
Misses Taylor, Of Macon, and Mrs. V.
O, Marshburn motored to Atlanta Fri
day. where they were given box par
~ TO peg o. My Heart and after
wards dinner party by Walter Marsh
burn
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Union

4 INION, S. c.. Jan. PA quiet mar
riage was solemnized here We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. e. j. Barnette, when their
daughter, Edna, became the bride OF
Loran Vaughn Padgett, of Lincolnton.
n. c. Rev. j. F. Matheson. pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, Off
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Padget left for
home at the new North State Hotel,
at Lincolnton. Out-of- town guests here
for the wedding were Mrs. John Love,
Of Greenvlle. an aunt of the bride;
Miss Annie Patton, of Flat Rock, N. c.:
Miss Myrtle Padgett, sister of the
bridegroom, and Fred Ramseur, of Lin
colnton. N. c.. best man.
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SenOid

c ENOIA. Jan. 24.-The United
Daughters of the Confederacy
were entertained Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. NJ. E.. Linch.
in honor of the birthdays of two of the
South's heroes, Stonewall Jackson and
Robert r. Lee. Mrs Grace Row and
Mrs Carl Mcknight assisted.
The meeting of the Woman's Mission
airy Society at the home of Mrs. Walter
Baggarly Tuesday afternoon, was an en-
joyable one. Mrs. II. G. Hutchinson as
sisted.
Il. c. Swygert and Miss Mollie Spruce,
who reside near this place. were mar
ried Thursday afternoon at the home
of ]. T. Harrison
Mrs Nixon Arnall entertained Monday
afternoon at rock party.
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TdIIdpOOSd

TALLAPOOSA, Jan. 24-Tuesday
Miss Iva Katherine Vance was
married to Thomas M. Fowler.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J j. Vance, who recently changed
their residence from their country home,
pheasant View to the East Side. The
couple viii visit points in Virginia and
Pennsylvania.
The Matrons' Club was delightfully."-
entertained in the parlors of the Talla =
poosa Hotel Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Lloyd G. Waldrop. formerly of At
lanta, who recently purchased the home
of Mr. and Mrs. j. Murphy.
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Fitzgerald

= ITZGERALD. Jan. 24.--Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Smith entertained a number
of their friends at a rock party
Friday. The guests were Dr. and Mrs.
Louis Turner. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Par
rott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hammock.
Mrs. Shallenberger, Mrs. Helen Maldoou,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of Pennsylvania;
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Tisdel. Mrs.
Broughton, Miss Mary Lobinger, Miss
Lula Mae Reynolds, of Dublin, and Dr.
Fred Keefer.
A wedding of interest among the
younger social set was that Wednesday
evening of Miss Nina Weaver, formerly
secretary of the Water and Light Com
mission, to Roscoe Kimball. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. u, p. Weaver. Rev II. S. Peter
son performed the ceremony.
Miss Lottie Drew and G.. w. Calf were
married at the home of the brides par
ents on Wednesday evening, Rev. G.
M. Matthews officiating. The couple
will make their home in Fitzgerald.
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Jackson

JACKSON. Jan. 24.-The members of
the Auction Bridge Club were en-
~ tertained on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. T. II. Buttrill. After the games a.
salad course was served.
THE Ladies' Mlnstrels" will be given
Thursday evening at the school audito-
rum under the auspices of the Assoc
ciated Charities. There will be about
"a taking part
RE Shannon. Of Ieffers0nville Miss Ina.
McMichael gave a dinner Monday, her
guests including Miss Martin, of Lo-
Gust Grove: Miss Exile Ham, James and
Dudley Shannon, Colonel Harrison and
Mr.. Rockmore, all of Jeffersonville, who
motored over for the day.
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LdWrcnCcViIIc

4 AwRENCEVILLE Jan. 24.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Powell enter
- tanned delightfully."- at their resi-
dence on Perry street Friday evening,
in honor of their guest, Mrs Ethel I've
Wright. OF McDonough About forty
guests called.
The Misses Bagwell entertained the
Tourist Club Saturday afternoon.
Mrs l.. NJ. Brand entertained in
formally Monday afternoon from 4 to
6, I'm compliment to Mrs. Wright, Mrs
Powell's guest.
Mrs ]. Lawrence Exum entertained
the Rock Club Wednesday afternoon in
compliment to Mrs. Wright.
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WdyneSbOrO

Nv TAYNESBORO, Jan. 24-Mrs. c. I.
M Rowland entertained Mrs. r. G.
Parker, Jr.. of Macon, and Mrs.
II. f. Bussey, of Atlanta. with a bridge
party on Thursday afternoon. the
guests of honor We're presented with
gold hatpins Mrs w o. Gresham re-
ceived silk hose for the highest score
ana the consolation was cut by Miss
sage, the guest of Miss Florence Nc
Elmurray.
Mrs Ara bella Carswell entertained
with a lncheon Saturday for Mrs.
Parker, Mrs. Bussey and Miss David
son, of Augusta.
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High Shoals

IGH SHOALS, Jan. 24-Mr. and
Mrs. Ed N. Center entertained a
few friends Tuesday evening with
a o'clock dinner. the occasion being
their sixteenth wedding anniversary
Those present were Mr. and Mrs w. r.
Bacon. of Madison; Professor and Mrs
f. l.. Florence, of Rehoboth: Or. and
Mrs ]. w. Hinton, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Hathaway High Shoals: Miss Florence
Powell, Athens, and Miss Ruby Landers,
Monroe
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
IS W. Tenth St.
| Apt, 6 rooms. $1,000
SlSonia, 81 w. Harris st.
Apt 10, ? rooms. $500
Apt. 90, 3 rooms. ...... $3.50
10 kimball St. (fat)
b rooms $40. w
Vrginian, Peachtree & 18th SITS.
Apt. s, 5 rooms .$62. 80
Capitol Ave. & Fulton st.
broom apis, each. $32 80
Ivy Terrace, 1873 Ivy st.
. rooms ..............$ 4o.0O
Currier, 164 Ivy st. (fat)
Apt 4, 5 rooms $50. 90
Linden Court, Linden & Court
land st.
Apt. l. 6 rooms ........$6 500. 90
st. Charles, 45 Williams st.
Apt. l, 6 rooms $47 80
Oglethorpe, 1915 Ivy St.
Apt. ., 6 rooms .......,$ $4,000
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the Culture Club on Thursday after
noon An excellent program was rem
dered, after which refreshments were
served.
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delightful affair of the week was the
dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Witherington Wednesday evening in
honor of DIR. l.. W. Troy, of New York.
Covers were laid for ten and a jolly
evening was enjoyed by the guests.
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Poultry Plants and Seeds
H. c., HASTINGS & co.
SEEDS INCUBATORS AN DPOULTRY
SUPPLIES.
BELL PHONES: MAIN 1858, MAIN 1862.
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H. G. Hastings & Co. are the largest distributors
of Poultry Feeds and Supplies in the oSuth There
are number of reasons for this. First, we handle
the very best grade Of feeds Second, buy in such
large quantities that enabled to give the same
prices high grade foods that usually charged
for less inferior grades Third courteous and fair
treatment to all. Fourth prompt deliveries and be-
cause carry complete line. You always find here
the very best poultry yard appliances. Ifitis good
thing you may be sure Hastings carries it. If you
have been buying elsewhere give trial order. We
will appreciate it and will show appreciation by
giving you the very best that be had and by Civ
ing you prompt service. Below we give lisa of
prices on feeds and supplies
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FREE
200 Farm Tracts of from 5
to 40 Acres Absolutely
FREE, Without Charge or
Fee of ANY Kind.
FREE

The l9nd is IN PALM btS4ACli
COUNTY, FLORIDA. in the heart Of
the grape fruit orange and pineapple
country, the land of THREE CROPS A
YEAR 81, 900 an acre is often made In
this county from winter vegetables
alone This land which we WILL GIVE
AWAY is some Of the most fertile land
in this county. II has been decided to
us in trust and the deeds are in the
bank here. on the agreement that we
shall use 1t solely for advertising pur-
poses and
There is no mystery about this adver-
tisement 1t sounds TOO GOOD TO BE
TRUE, but it is Just as we state. We
must give this land away to those quail
fying, without any conditions. You do
not have to settle on II unless you wish
to or farm il, or spend one cent de-
veloping It. Is THIS PLAIN ENOUGH
We want you to see Lake Worth. II
YOU come to see us we know you will
want to be one of us. our location is
ideal two miles frontage on the lake,
the most beautiful bathing beach in
Florida our climate is the most perfect
on this continent. Rich farming land
west of us Everything to makeNa large
city. We are not two years old. but
OUR GROWTH is THE WONDER OF
FLORIDA We have two hotels one
bank. the best newspaper in Southern
Florida. many stores. over two hun.
bred residences, ten miles Of rocked
streets three beautiful public parks,
electric light and water system being
installed, and we are incorporated un-
der the commission form of govern
ment.
know? II so. write us.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
Lake Worth, Florida.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-14
NEW ATTORNEY WILL
LIVE IN GUTHRIE
John A. Fain, of Lawton, Will
Take Up Residence in This
City After January lst


John "A. 4. recently appointed
United STATE Z. uey for the west
ern district Oh Q y ate received his
commission jus : = po to catch a
run Of hard wo. 2 thin twenty
minutes after he h y his oath
of office he was in nv room in
charge of the federal ,rand jury and
he has been busily at It ever since.
The session of the grand jury will
end tonight and Mr. Fain will returY
to his home in l4awton to wind up his
affairs there preparatory to moving
his family to Guthrie where he has
announced he will make his home
during his tenure of office.
Il certainly like Guthrie said
Judge Fain today "The people are
friendly and have made me feel at
home and / like above all the splen-
did water and the healthful condition
of the city. The schools also appeal
to me-" Mr.. Fain has a son and
daughter. Mrs Fain and the child
ren will come to Guthrie after Janu-
airy 1st.," he added
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OKLAHOMA
NURSE KILLS
TEXAS MAN
PRESIDENT OF BREWING co.
VICTIM; WOMAN PLEADS
SELF-DEFENSE

San Antonia, Tex Nov 14.-Ottc
Koehler, president of the San An
tonic Brewing association and one OF
the most widely known club men OF
this city, was shot and instantly kill
ed at the home of Miss f. Burge-
meister late this afternoon. Miss
Burgemeister was taken into custody
by the police to whom she made a
statement claiming self-defense. Ex-
animation of the body disclosed that
two bullets had taken effect, one pen
etrating the neck and the other en-
tering the cheek just below the eye.
Two revolvers were found in the
room with the body In the cham
Der Of one of them were five empty
shells. Mr.. Koehler was so years
old. He and Mrs Koehler had the
largest and probably the most ex-
pensiye home in San Antonio. They
had no children.
Miss Burgemeister is a trained
nurse and came to San Antonio from
Oklahoma some time ago.
Relatives Of the dead man say ne
was called to the home Of Miss Bur
gemeister on a business errand