Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-07
FULL PROGRAM OF
BIG SUMTER FAIR
TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER, 9th
OPENING DAY.


1000 A. M. Gates open for recep-
ton of visitors. All exhibits in
place and ready for inspection. All
midway attractions in full swing.
Mule. work-horse and tractor pa
rade will assemble at Turpin's sta
Bile. Parade will cover principal
streets of the city and disband at
the Fair grounds.
4:30 p. M Free act. The Great
Calvert, world-renowned high wire
artist, will perform thrilling feats.
ZOO P. M. Free moving pictures
until 1000 o'clock in the magni-
ficent auditorium building of the
A. & NJ school. This exhibition
will be put on bv the A. g. M.
school for the benefit of the pub
lie.
500 P. M. Chrysanthemum Club
and Flower Show in the Academic
building of the A. q M. school
900 p. M. Merchants Style Show
in the Academic building Of the A.
& M. school.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH.
HOME COMING DAY.
300 A. M. Gates open for reception
of visitors. Hundreds of people
who formerly lived in Sumter
county are expected to return for
this day. All exhibits and midway
attractions will be open from 9 100
A. NJ. until 1920 P, NE.
4:30 P. M. Sensational free act. The
Great Calvert in hair-rasiig high
wire performances.
700 p. M. Free moving picture in
Academic building, A. & NJ
school.
500 p. M. Midway and exhibits.
1000 P. M. (Stupendous display of
fireworks The fireworks program
includes some of the most spectac-
lar exhibitions ever witnessed in
the South.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1lTH-
ARMISTICE DAYY.
900 A. M. Gates open for reception
of visitors.
1900 A. M. Parade of American
Legion. All American Legion posts
in the 3rd Congressional district
are expected to participate in this
parade.
1890 P. M. Barbecue for ex-ser-
vice men only.
500 P. M. Football game Third
District A. & M. School VS.. South
Georgia College
4:3O p. M. The Great Calvert in his
thrilling high wire free attraction.
1000 p. M Magnificent display of
fireworks including such numbers
as "Battle of Chateau-Thierry";
American Legion Emblem;
"Tank and Plow"; Victory Arch"
and more than 35 other numbers.
The most brilliant display ever
produced in the entire country.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
SCHOOL DAY.
900 A. M. Gates open for reception
of visitors. School children viii
be admitted to the grounds on this
day for Zoe, accompanied by priv
ilege blanks signed by teacher.
1l:0o A. M. Educational program
with lectures in the auditorium of
the Academic building of the A, &
M. school. All exhibits including
educational features and midway
attractions in full operation
throughout the day
4:30 p. NJ The Great Calvert in his
sensational free high wire act.
700 p. NJ. Free moving pictures in
the Academic building of the A. &
NJ. school
1000 P. M The Great Calvert.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
MERCHANTS DAY.
300 A. M. Gates open for recep-
ton of visitors. All exhibits and
attractions will remain at their
best throughout the day. Mer-
chants of Americus will make spe-
cial efforts to entertain the visitors
at the fair grounds and in the city
during the day.
4:30 p. M. The Great Calvert in his
thrilling high wire act.
7:O0 P. M. The Great Calvert viii
conclude his engagement here in
an exciting high wire free act.
MIDNIGHT-Gates close.