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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-06-12
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MISS PAULINE CRAWLEY,
35o-J Society Editor 350-J
PARTY FOR VISITORS.

One of the most enjoyable parties
given for the visiting young ladies in
the city was that given by the Susie
Dahms Tuesday afternoon at the at
tractiVe home of Miss Pauline Gold
enberg on South Lee street.
The rooms used for entertaining
were artistically decorated in quanti-
ties of sunowers and shasta daisies,
the color scheme of yellow and white
being carried out in every detail
Miss Goldenberg, who made a
most gracious hostess, was assisted
in entertaining and serving delicious
ice course by her mother, Mrs. l.
Goldenberg. The afternoon was spent
sewing and knitting. Among those
present were: Misses Alice Garbutt,
of Lake City, Fla; Ada Whitmire,
of Hendersonville, N. c.; Edna Will
iiams, of Sanford, Fla; Zelda Har-
per, of Osierield; Lucy Whitley,
Lillian Howell, Hazel Jolly, Ada
>Handley, Julia Prentiss, Ida Mckay,
Esther Osborne, Mildred Tisdel Ru-
by Waters, Theda Tisdel, Pauline
'Goldenberg and Mesdames Wright
Mckay, Frank billiard, W.. Bryan,
Ashley Bowling, w. c. Crenshaw
and |. Goldenberg.
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WILL REGISTER BABIES

Atlanta, Ga, June 8.-Every baby
in Atlanta whose mother is interested
in the great movement for baby con-
servation and baby improvement will
be registered next week at stations
established for the purpose, and will
be weighed and measured and other
wise appraised by scientific experts
who will give its mother advice on
how to improve its general staydard
Of health and promote its physical
growth and mental development, The
women's clubs of the city are great
ly interested in the movement, and
the mothers are preparing with much
enthusiasm to avail themselves of the
facilities to be placed at their dispo-
sal.
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FORGET THAT YOU'RE sADt
By Jesse F. Gelders. J
Oklahoma City, Okla.

am poppy and gay, am happy
today, ~
For life is j6s and the world isn't
bad
The outlook is ligh., am glad that
it's bright
On top Of it all, I am glad that I'm
| leave it to you to admit that it's
It's thorough excuse to be happy and
gay
When the innerfnost part of your
innermost heart,
Is filled with sort of happiness
ray.
If with JOY you would bfim-if you'd
sharpen your vim,
lake hint, it is easy to do!
Just forget that you're sad, and i'm
agine you're glad
And the feeling will promptly ac-
crue.
And if once you can start, in the soil
of your heart,
The seeding of happiness fair,
You never get mad; you can always
be glad
That it's fourishing happily there!
Say there is notion! Perpetual mo-
ton. To sail on an ocean
OF Joy.
Propelled every hour and run by
the power that lies in the ocean,.
Oh, boy!
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THEATRE PARTY.

Honoring their guests, Misses
Madge and Matte Belle Mingledorff,
of Springfield, Ga, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
p Mingledorff gave theatre party
Monday evening. After seeing the
movies the guests were invited to the
National Drug Store, where delicious
refreshments were served.
Those enjoying this delightful &C.
casion were: Misses Madge and Mat
tie Belle Mingledorff, Exa Bennett, of
Maxeys, Dorothy Cass, Hazel Mays,
Theda Tisdel, Mavis Paulk, Made
l1yn Davenport, Lucy Whitley and
Messrs. Frank Taylor, Preston Sea-
nor, ]. Lee Pittman, Jr., Wilfred
Burkhart, Elmer Waits, Charles
Mann. John Wise, Barry Claire, FL
bert Pau1k, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Min
gledorff.
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PEACH CROP MOVING


Atlanta, Ga, June 1.-THE high
time of the movement Of Carmen
peaches was reached at the beginning
of the present week, and other va
rieties are now coming on in guam
tity. Transportation facilities are
much better than the peach growers
expected, due to close cooperation
between lie Georgia Fruit Exchange
and the u S. Railway Administra-
ton. The main trouble has been due
to congestion between Washington
and New York, but this has been
smoothed out. The opening Of the
Seaboard as an additional route to the
Potomac yards, in Washington, has
greatly facilitated the movement. B.
j. Christman, manager of the Fruit
Exchange, declares the general re-
suits of this seasons crop will be
quite satisfactory.
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PICNIC AT BLUE AND
GRAY PARK.

Mrs. Talmadge Brown was hostess
lat a swimming party Monday eve
ming at the Blue and Gray Park in
honor of Misses Jennie Belle Pyles
and Rhoda Shuman, of Reidsville,
ia. After delightful swim of two
hours delicious supper was served.
The guests included: Misses Jennie
Belle Ryles, Rhoda Shuman, Clara
Britt, Jessie Morris, Claudia Gray
don, Sadie Britt, Matha Morris, Lu-
Gle Slater, Maude Gates and Messrs.
Roland Stone, Frank Hunter, Charlie
Bonds, Matthew Hunter and Crowder
Gates
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MISS HUGHES HOSTESS.

Miss Lille Mae Hughes entertain
led her Sunday School Class Friday
afternoon very informally from 4 to
e o'clock at her home on South Grant
street.
Candy was passed during the after
noon and after numerous outdoor
games delicious ice course was
served by Miss Hughes, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. w. w. Hughes.
Among those present we're: Misses
Mary Frances Turner, Percy Fox and
Messrs. John Robert Minter Earle
Moody, Prentiss Graham and E. J..
Hughes.
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ENTERTAINED JUVENILE
CHURCH WORKERS.

Mrs. Frank Justice was hostess to
about twenty-one children of the First
Methodist church, youngsters who
took part in the Children exercises at
the church last Sunday. Assisting
Mrs. Justice in entertaining the little
ones were Mrs. J. Fl. Burke and Miss
Marjorie Owen. After spending some
time in playing games at the home
of Mrs. Justice, she took her little
guests down town and treated then.
to ice cream.
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COTTON STATES ADVISORY
MARKETING BOARD TO
MEET JULY IL

Atlanta. "a, June lZ.-ConmiS-
sioner of Agriculture J. J. Brown, as
president of the Cotton States Official
Advisory Marketing Board, has call
ed meeting of that organization to
be held in New Orleans, La, on July
1st and End. This meeting will be OF
particular interest to every cotton
producer in the South.
A special subject of discussion and
action will be recent developments
presented in the statement aof E. A.
Calvin, official representative of the
board in Washington, tending to in
dicate the existence of a conspiracy
to hold down the price of cotton In
this connection the board will deal
with the question of holding cotton
to meet any such situation as this bear
movement may present
One of the most important pur-
poses of this meeting will be to plan
for statistical bureau whose state
ments will be based on absolute re-
ports direct from the cotton fields,
and which will be independent of any
other estimates or figures. 1t is the
purpose of the bureau to issue reports
which shall be. absolutely reliable in
every detail.
This cotton states marketing board
| is composed of the commissioners of
agriculture, directors of market bu-
reaus and Farmers Union presidents
of all the cotton states. Director L.
B. Jackson of the Georgia Bureau of
Markets, is its secretary.
Information which comes to the
state department of agriculture indi-
Gates that Georgia will make no more
than normal yield of cotton this
year, despite a slight increase in the
acreage planted. This is accounted
for most largely by the labor short
age, the result of which will be that
many crops will be uncultivated, and
in few cases, probably, will they re-
ceive even ordinary attention These
conditions which cannot now be rem
edied, the department considers, will
reduce Georgia's yield to a normal or
even less, Notwithstanding the small
acreage increase recorded.
Take care of the Georgia farmer
first, before seeking to induce immi-
grafton even from our own neigh
boring states, is the sentiment put
forth by Commissioners of Agricul-
ture ]. ]. Brown, in his annual report
to the legislature, just issued. In this
connection Commissioner Brown
says:
Il trust l will not be deemed faith
less to Georgia's best interests when
| again disclose the fact that my
heart could be more spontaneously
and genuinely enlisted in the task of
putting some of the Georgia people
OF our cities and towns upon the idle
and unimproved farm lands of the
State. Particularly would I be glad
if some special opportunities and in
ducements could be offered whereby
the numerous and increasing tenant
class of Georgia would become farm
and home owners. The state of Geor-
gia could better afford to legislate in
favor of its own landless citizenship
with a view to making them farm
owners while much of our best lands
can still be had at reasonably low
price, than to expend large sums in
an effort to induce people from other
parts of the union to come and de-
velop along agricultural lines"
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SERVICE STATION

Dodge Brothers and Hupmo-
bile Owners bring your cars to
us for repairs. Complete line of
Dodge Brothers and Hupmobile
parts in stock. All work guar
anteed.
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Mrs. Mary Raynet left Saturday
ior Creston, Tenn, where she will
spend the hot months in the home OF
a daughter.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-06-12

Prof Cutter is now permanently
located and has taken charge of the
Fitzgerald Musical Club and Concert
Band.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-06-12

FOR SALE-One 2-horsepower
and one 3-horse power H. C. Gas
oline Engines, in good condition. At
a bargain. Apply Leader Enterprise.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs Felix Webb and Miss
Hester Brewer and Mr.. Herbert Nc
Lean have returned from short trip
to Atlanta.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight L. Rogers
and little son, Dwight L., Jr., OF
>Ocilla, were visitors in our city Tues
daY.
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Mr.. G. A. Cartwright, of Augusta,
is spending few days in the city the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Thos. White.
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Mrs. D. E. Adkins has returned to
her home in Savannah after a delight
full visit to her sister, Mrs. J. L. Fra
zier on South Main street.
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Mrs. Mollie Smith and daughter
Miss Kathryn, have returned from
Sylvester where they visited relatives.
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Herman Gelders leaves tonight to
spend month with the Boys Scouts
of Birmingham, who are camping on
Shade Mountain and to visit rela-
tives.
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SECOND HAND LUMBER
FOR SALE.

We have a large stock
iof dimension stuff Of all
sizes, in good condition,
salvaged from the Cot
ton Compress building.
Can be seen on our yard.
Prices reasonable. The
Union Cotton Oil Co.
T.
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Misses Margaret Spiller left Sun
day night fora two months visit with
her aunt in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Miss Adelaide Barry went to Sa-
vannah Saturday where she antici-
pates a delightful two months vaca-
'tion with her sister, Mrs. R. L. Tay-
lor, in the iatter's cottage at Tybee.
Miss Adelaide will return at the open
ing of the fall term OF the high
school.
Believing that anything bearing the
name German" should be battled to
determination an expedition compos-
ed of Mr.. and Mrs. Isom Hungate,
jim Bailey and George Saunders
was organized yesterday. an in
cursion of the domain of the German
Carp and when it returned from the
'Ocmulgee in the evening between
nifty and sixty pounds of fish were
distributed among the members. They
stoutly aver that every fish was
caught with hook and line.
Mr.. Herman Martin, of Oxford,
Ga, will arrive Thursday for visit
to his parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. M.
Martin. Mr.. Martin is another Fitz-
gerald young man to provide himself
with that NOSE effective of all equip
ment for life work. diploma from an
institution of learning by graduating
with honors yesterday at Emory col
lege. Possessing a bright mentality
and sterling good qualities of charac-
ter logically points successful career
tor our respected young townsman.
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Mrs. T. c. Bennett, of Savannah,
is visiting her sisters, Mesdames J.
W fBeall, L. L. Dickerson and L. c.
Glover
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Mrs. w. E. Hoyle and little daugh
ter have returned to their home ii
Cochran after a visit of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. San
Garrett.
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. Mr. and Mrs ]. T. Carlson left to-
day for Commerce to visit their chill
dren. They will motor through the
country
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Mrs. ]. L. McCarty and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, have returned home
from pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Cordele and Unadilla.
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Mrs. Ambrose Beckham left Tues
day for her home in Macon after a
delightful visit to her sister Mrs. J..
L. Pittman.
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Mr.; and Mrs. James H. Dodgen
and Mrs. Max Callahan spent Tues
day in Macon with relatives.
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Elder S. Y Blackwell, of Roswell,
is in the city visiting his son, Rev.
w. O. Blackwell, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past several
weeks. Rev. Blackwell is reported
rapidly improving.
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MIR. and Mrs. L. C. Glover and
daughter, Harriet Faye. have return
ed from visit to relatives in Sa-
vannah.
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Miss Hattie Wideman has returned
from Milledgeville, where she grad
uated at G. N. l. C. this year.
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Mrs. G: A, Selby and son, James, of
Jacksonville, are visiting Mrs. c. c.
Acker on North Main Street.
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McCALL-WEIDMAN.

Miss Minnie Mccall and DR.. Tom
mic Wiedman, of Rebecca, were
quietly married Sunday afternoon at
the home of Rev. L. A. Hill on w.
Palm street.
On account of the illness of the
brides mother, only the immediate
family witnessed the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. Wiedman left Sunday
evening for their home in Rebecca.
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&C Z
:Rs Monday si sa 5 H Moss ;: tss
was visitor here Sunday ' a5ni ia #sye Ms
s:ss5ss' bust q ss ! Eo NJ. s. is
Mrs H Wedman has returned AS'0r
IRON chalybeae Springs, Ga Mr. E Miller of waycross
s51Ss A 4aassa this s ~s '''
'i 1ss 5 fGfss' Mrs f
d G ss' s1e MS z Hss A Gs aa;
nS See o Gsr 5 line of s beautiful Robert
ton with aa9q Trends Es'y pleasantly
I'D 7y s. s'2s q: Vi. ;ssa;;
,n NJ and Mrs W. Richards Of Union
day Macon 1 RHss West P Ts sei Mrs
5 $s;s;;:; ss s a 5g;G ss:5s So
Mrs selby son James of NH and Mrs w Reid of Allan
Nort Mn STREET. aa a oa W Pine mothsf MRS Mary
Miss returned Mr. G A Cartwright of Augusta
uated G wHGre sne grad spending
- : 80 ga guest of DR. and Mrs Thos White
81 Mrs. IS. ? 2. " Collins left Tuesday Mr. Man,. e-.z.
M Nor daqas fela
$ # $.
Mr. and Mrs ! G Glover and Cutter is now permanently
from visit to relatives in sa- Fitzgerald Musical Club and Concert
s II ';G Id s 5 NJ;
Mrs Mary Rayne1 left Saturday
AID M # g. Dend Ss Ro nn e. she will
So" a daughter. ~ 'o'
-, Mr. a. ana Mrs J. T. Garrison left to Adkins returned
dren They will full visit her sister Mrs Fra
left M E,b MeG s5t and dapg o
M F1m Re c s ad Feay and
W Bowen herman ntde[s leaves tonight
visited B. of Birmingham camping
medical here Shade Mountain and to visit ea-
n H Rate Rssy and L ssssh ssa M
Springs ' 0A's returned to their
Mayes have as parents.
a' L Smith Smith !n and i Mesdam rssnf Robert Mr
Gregg and j. T. Smith Mrs Fred spler and daughters
~. Midred, Sunday Pa ahe
Dorothy relatives WIN 'ps"' INC
sfiS M saS n be
turned %5n @ @ s as
e H e. & sssss: s:5Sn
Mr. and NJ. p,n, I'D da' 's spend the
a Hs's s5 5;q 4s @'tS ss s % FOLLOWING w ladies'
ud at !ne panta- attending delightful house
M us carrier return. by Miss E1ha
Mis- Aroo E...ou home of her Mr. Mrs
leaves tonight ~ Y. Paut, Ocl Misses
an VISIT IN henderson, Whitley Mavis
to.Laurens, s. c., by Mrs A. 1850 $50 $50 - -0 N-"S''
I ,d hm asrphe Iunet E Hartley, Wichita
~ ~ eNS in the Tuesday the of his
brother, Mr.. J F. Hartley Mr.
SECOND HAND LUMBER @ 1s! ias'f
FOR SALE.
on the for and
better "that will We
We have large stock Tss x s1
of dimension stuff Of all Sen Blackwell + Canton
Sizes in good condition. @ % 2 s2sss from R the se
salvaped from the Cot well Sen Blackwell is an enhus
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Rev. S. ]. Baker has moved to .514
South Main, the cottage recently Va
Gated by Mr.. AID Mrs. H. B.. John
SOL
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Mrs. E. E. Bailey and daughters,
Misses Kate, Elizabeth. Louise and
Elizabeth, left Monday for ten days
visit to White Springs, Fla.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Reid, of Allan
ia, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
James on West Pine street.
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Mr.. and RMS. w. R. Bowen have
returned from Atlanta, where they
visited Mrs d. B. Ware, who is under
medical treatment there.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mayes have as
their guests the latter's father, Mr..
J. L. Smith, and Mesdames Robert
Gregg and j. T. Smith, of Gastonia,
N
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Mrs. D. w, Collins left Tuesday
for her home in Brunswick after
pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs.
L. W. Martin, on North Main street
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Needfam Warren left Tuesday
morning for Charleston, S, c., where
he will be examined for Marine sery-
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Miss Theda Tisdel entertained Mis-
ses Dorothy Cass, Hazel Mays, Nav
is Paulk and Mildred Tisdel at a
Slumber Party Tuesday evening at
her home on West Central Avenue.
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Mrs. Fred L. Spiller and daughters,
Misses Margaret, Martha Bell and
Elsie Mildred, left Sunday for Pitts
burg, Pa, where they will spend the
summer with relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skinner re-
turned Monday to their home in Mi
ami, Fla, after week pleasantly
spent with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. Skinner, of 816 West
Suwanee.
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TYPEWRITING FOR THE PUB
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New shipment of Gossard Corsets
Just in: All the latest models. Mrs.
M. P. Broughton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. D. Paulk and
Mrs. Horace Paulk motored to Madi-
son, Fla, today where the ladies will
spend some time in rest and recrea-
ton, Mr.; Paulk's duties at the planta-
ton neGessitating his earlier return.
Miss Alice RUSSELL leaves tonight
for an extended visit in Henderson
vile, N. c. She will be accompanied
to Laurens, S. c., by Mrs. D. A. Fus-
sell and little daughter. Lunette,
where they will spend several weeks
visiting relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry johnson have
moved to Alma, where he is engaged
IN the hardware business.
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The many friends in the city of
Miss Sarah Funderburke will be sorry
to learn that she will sail on August
81 for China, where she has been
given an appointment as missionary.
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Rev. w. L. Richards, of Union
Springs, Ala, is visiting Mrs. M. S.
Smith on West Pine street.
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Mrs. M. Crawford, who has been
spending sometime with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Brown, on South
Lee street, left Sunday for Cleve-
land, Ohio, where she will spend the
summer.
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See our line of beautiful Georgette
and wolfe waists. Mrs. M. P. Brough-
ton.
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MI. Max Callahan spent Monday
IN Hawkinsville on business.
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o MIS- Eloway Forbes and baby, of
Gcllla'swere visitors in the city Tues
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The following young ladies return
ed Saturday to their homes here af-
ter attending d delightful house party
given by Miss Eltha Paulk at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Y. Paulk, near Ocilla. Misses Dor
othy Cass, Lucy Whitley Mavis
Paulk, Leila Hall, and Hazel Mays.
]. E. Hartley, of Wichita, Kas., was
in the city Tuesday the guest of his
brother, Mr.. J F. Hartley. Mr.;
Hartley will enter the army shortly
and came down South to visit his fa-
ther, Judge I. T. Hartley, at Rebecca.
Always on the job for quicker and
better service "that will stick. "We
do it now" You will NOT be over
charged. Tourist Garage, Billy Keim
Prop. If
Sen. F. M. Blackwell, of Canton,
motored down from the mountains to
visit his brother, Rev. w. o. Black
well. Sen. Blackwell is an enthusi-
astic good roads" advocate and will
push any legislation which will make
for better highways in the state.
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Mr.. Charlie Cooper left Tuesday for
Eastman where he will be examined
for Uncle Sans service.
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Miss Leila Hall is visiting relatives
and friends in Moultrie this week.
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Mr.. Herbert Mclean, of Douglas,
was visitor here Sunday.
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Mrs J. H. Harris and young son
nave returned tc their home in Allan
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MI; 6 A. Heide transacted bust
ness Ill Brunswick Tuesday.