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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-22
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by
Rev MA, MATTHEW
pO.al.A-1
CHURCH DETRACTORS

If is an easy matter to criticize. ANY
fool can find objections Any idiot
can strike a match, ligt fire, which
will consme mansion. Many people
were born in the objective case. lhey
never escape their cradle. They spend
their days kicking, Directing. and COM
planning They are just common, Oh
fensive, present, irradicated nui-
sances. They ard constantly talking
about the church, what she is doing,
what she ought to do, what she is not
doing. They work necessarily at the
business Of trying to detract from the
church influence and power.
FIRST-They say the church is de-
Ginning. But they do not tell you that
they are looking at few fallen trees
only and not at the whole forest Oh
course there are dead trees in the for
est. OF course there are dwarf groWths
in the great garden OF vegetation. They
ought to be there. That is the place
for them There are Objectionable or
bad people i'll the church who by their
lives are misrepresenting the church
and rejecting upon their own mem
bership. But they are not the whole
church. They are a very insignificant
part OF the church.
There hypocritcs in the church and
there are hypocrites in every depart
mcnt of life. But there are fewer hy-
pocrites i'll the church than in any 9TH
er department of life. The word hypo-
critic means, playing part. There ARD
very few actors in the church. There
are heretics in the church who have
followed the rationalstic teachings of
demondirected German professors and
have strayed away from the spiritual
doctrines of the infallible Word of
God. They are very few in number,
however, compared to the great body
OF Christians.
SECOND-They say the church is
pauperized But they do not tell you
that those who have refused to support
the church are among the rationalistic
heretics. They are the real ones who
have under rationalistic teachings be-
come so materialistic that they would
rob the church of her sacred vessels
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-22
EPWORTH LEAGUE
INSTALLATION

The usual services Of the First M
L. Church on Sunday night were
exchanged for an interesting program
and installation exercises OF the Ep-
worth League. The principal feature
OF the program was a pageant called
"The EpWorth League Looking
Glass, in which the large Epworth
League emblem as it was viewed by
the different workers took on itsdlt
an image of some special work of the
league, thus giving graphic outline
OF many phases Of their activities.
Miss Myrtis Corley was the director
and those taking part ia the pageant
were: Messrs Percy Trip, Albert Ma
thias, Chas. Newcomer, Ranald Burke,
A. G.. Brown and Misses Frances
Brown, Evelyn Brown, Carrie Wilker-
son, Katherine Frey, Kathleen Owen,
Ruth Martin aid little Frances Elder
Rev. Elder gave summary OF the
growth OF the Epworth League this
being its 33rd anniversary. Watch
man Tell Us of the Night was sung
as a professional by Misses Rather
inc Owen and Evelyn Brown.
The installation was then conducted
by candle-light, one large candle il
Illuminating the large League emblem
in the center OF the platform and
smaller tapers being used by each
participant as they sang or read their
respective parts. Rev. Elder installed
the officers which included Ranald
Burke, President; Frances Brown, AL
bert Matthias, Carrie Wilkerson and
FusSel Chalker, LIST, End, 3rd, and 4th
vice-presidents; Mary Nett Corley,
secretary Percy Trip, Treasurer;
Mrs. Floyd Eads, Pianist; Chas. New
conner, Jr. Press Reporter.
Some fine musical numbers includ-
ing orchestral accompaniment for the
hymns were trombone and cor
net duet by Messrs Clifford Wilkcr-
son and Albert Matthias, piano offer
tory by Mrs Eads and vocal solos by
Miss Marjorie Owen and Mr.. Burr
Stokoc!
The Centenary fund receives the
offering made. 4
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Sulphur Clears
Rough, Red Skin
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth Says Specialist

Any breaking out of the skin ever
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying little Mentho.
Sulphur, declares noted skin special
list. Because of its germ destroying
properties this sulphur preparation
begins at once to soothe irritated skin
and heal eruptions such as rash, pim-
Piles and ring worm.
1t seldomn fails to remove the tor
ment and Disagreement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from en-
barrasment improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small jar of Mentho-
Sulphur from any good druggist and
use it like cold cream. adv.
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BOIL WEEVILS WORK
IN WET WEATHER
So Must The Cotton Planter

II you expect to whip the boil weev-
il IN fair fight, you have got to show
as much energy as he does-which
means that though the operation may
be both difficult and unpleasant pois-
on1ng must be done even when the
plants are wet and the ground muddy,
so says the Uunited States Department
OF Agriculture with regard to poison
ing the Weevil with calcium arsenate.
he Department has found that. dur
ing the critical stage, the poisoning
should be done at intervals of about
Jour days. Two or three applications
made III good weather, NAV have got
the weevils under control. Then there
comes rainy spell and the farmer
tets the time Tor poisoning pass while
ne waits tor tair weather But that is
exactly the time when the weevil is
busiest The numbers are likely to
increase SO rapidly that the control al
ready gained is lost. In that event, the
"eevii lnflicts about as much damage
a. IL no poisoning had been done and
the farmer loses, in addition, what he
mas spent IN poisoning operations The
only way to prevent that sort of result
IS TO let wet weather interfere as little
c., PooSioie with poisoning operations.
otiok to the, schedule, the department
says, regardless of weather conditions
The Department realizes of course
mat poisoning cannot be done in pour
IN rain but the farmer. the specialists
urge should take advantage of the earl
lest opportunity to get back into the
lleid after the rain, that he should then
make every effort to get the cotton
again busted regularly, even though
lair weather does not seem certain. He
can afford, they say, to put on poison
even in unsettled weather. 1t may be
washed off again shortly but on the
other hand, the weather even while it
looks threatening may stay fair long
enough to allow the weevil control to
operate. Every farmer, it is pointed
out, must expect to lose some poison
by rain but the operation is sufficient
ly profitable to justify it.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-22
SHEPHERDS ORCHESTRA
MAKES HIT

Mr.. Bowen Shepherds Orchestra
made a hit Sunday morning when
they appeared and played at the Chris
tian church Sunday School The men
composing this orchestra are all good
musicians and willing players and
they rendered number of pieces thru
out the services which was fully en-
joyed and appreciated by those pres
ent
Those composing tile personnel of
the orchestra are, Bowen Shepherd,
Trombone; ]. {. Crews, Clarionet,
Mrs. J. A. Parrot, Piano; l.. A. Tur-
ner, Flute; Turner Brown, Clarionet;
ID. Harry Matthews, Violin. In add
ton to the fine music the school was
treated to a 10 minute speech by Prof
A. NJ Stephens, Principal of the Fitz-
gerald High School, VINO delivered a
most interesting talk on the lesson,
also pointing out some of the weak
nesses of organized Bible Glasses. The
Central Christian Sunday School is
making progress and is growing i'll
numbers very rapidly
They are known as live bunch and
plans are beinb made to increase the
attendance until they have one OF the
largest schools in the city. A special
feature for next Sunday is to be a
speech by Mr. w. R. Bowen, super
intendent of the Central Methodist
Sunday School. Mr.. Bowen will visit
this school at that time and will de-
liver his talk at the conclusion of
same.
Misses Helen and Rosaiie Patterson
who have just returned to the city
from college WHO'RE they have been
teaching, will be present and render
several numbers on the violin and
piano. The doors of this church and
Sunday School always stand open to
any who desire to come and a good
time is promised all who attend.
The hour is 1000 O'Clock.
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FIRST METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC

The annual picnic OF the First ME-.
Sunday School went on according to
schedule and came off just little earl
Ter due to the hard rain in the early
afternoon of Tuesday. The showers
of the morning did not dampen the ar
dor nor check the appetite that waited
on the noon repast which was bounti-
full and good and thoroughly enjoyed.
The swimming pool and improvised
swings from auto tires suspended in
the pavilion for the little folks. hearty
singing exercises and the good fellow
ship that prevailed throughout kept all
engaged in happy enjoyment of the
occasion.
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for their own banquet of selfishness
and blasphemy. Such heretics are the
real defrauders and detractors and
exploiters of the churh. The real
saints of God are giving more money
today than ever before in the history
of the church. They are supporting
gelism.
THIRD-They say the chuch is not
spiritual. But they do not tell you that
the worldly and unrighteous in the
church are the disciples of the ration
alistic teachers of the Infamous doct-
rines of the demon-create cults that
are today thriving upon the credulous
and the silly minded Such are a
disgrace to the church because they
have given up the spiritual for the
worldly, the selfish and the sordid
things of life.
FOURTH-They say the church is
not paying her ministers. But they do
not tell you that the only ones who
are refusing to support the ministers
are the hypocrites, the heretics and
the rationalists who have crept into
the church without the wedding garm-
ent. Such are the only ones who are
refusing to support the Gospel, pay
the ministers, or give him his due
place. Such are the cold-hearted, ir-
reverent detractors and perverters of
the church life, influence and service.
They are void of every sense of spirit
ual obligation. Such members are a
curse to the church. But they are not
the whole church. They are but
an infinitesimal part
The church and her spiritual mem
bers are better, stronger, more hope
full more prosperous, and more gen
erous today than eve before in the
history of the world. Let the in
famous church detractors take notice
Their doom is approaching.
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AT THE CENTRAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bruce Nay, Minister.
w. A. Adams. Supt s. S.
1000 A. M.-Bible School.
ll:30 A. M.-Communion and SER
mon.
1880 A. M. Junior c. f.
Leader James Thompson.
$50 P. M.-Evening sermon.
Enjoyable music, good fellowship,
a sure enough welcome. If you have
no church home worship with us.
Last Sunday was a great day with
the church. Shepherds Orchestra
and Prof. Stephens added greatly to
the days program. The regular church
orchestra made their appearance at
the evening service and will be reg.
lar part of the worship hereafter.
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3. Y. p. u CONVENTION

The B. Y. p. u. Convention is now
in session at Athens and attending
from Fitzgerald is a delegation which
includes Mr.. Herbert Bradshaw
Mrs, Chester Strickland, who has
been invited to sing, Miss Ethel Mayo
Miss Louise Bailey and Miss Cleo
Crosby of the Junior Union, all OF
these representing the First Baptist
Church There are also Mr.. w. T.
Mayo, representing Mt. Olive togeth-
cr with Mr.. Ernest Ragsdale who is
the Associational President, Mr.. Ware
Beall representing Mt Zion and Messrs
Frank Louthan and Lester Stuart OF
Arbor Church.
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MINISTER THANKFUL

Il had stomach trouble for nearly
~ years, also constipation which
titled my system with gas and fever.
| could not do my work, and while
| was down sick lady from out of
town sent me bottle of Mayr's Won,
derful Remedy which proved truly
wonderful. believe it is the best med
icine on earth" 1t is simple, harm-
lass preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including APP
pendicits. One dose will convince or
money acknowledgements and Ma
tional Drug Cos, and by leading drug
gists everywhere. adv
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B. w. M. U. PROGRAM

MI The circles OF the B. ". NJ. q.
came together Monday afternoon at
the church and enjoyed a program
furnished by Circle No. and planned
by Mrs. J, B. Wall Mrs. T. J.. Dor
miney presided and led the devotion
ais. Mrs. Hershey then gave an IL
Illuminating talk on what is Christian
Education" This was followed by by
an interesting talk on Christian
Schools, by Mrs. Howard Shirley
and by Christian Teachers and Home
Training" by Mrs. M. M. Stephens. A
vocal solo by Mrs. Chester Strickland
concluded the program.
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AT THE FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH
.ner Lee and Maqnolia SITS.

Corner Lee and Magnolia SITS.
The public is cordially invited to
attend services over Sunday as fol-
lows.
Sunday School, Classes for all ages
1000 A. NJ. The Superintendent, MIR.
Stokoe and the teachers will be glad
to see every pupil present and on
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YOU WILL BE WELCOME IN
OUR MEMS BARAcA CLASS
We meet at 1000 o'clock every Sun
day at the First Methodist Church
Corner of Lee ana Magnolia Streets
We want you to be with us.
Come, ge the Baraca habit.
Come next Sunday Surel
No questions will be asked.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-06-22

Are you careful about the way you
set the kettle on the stove. Do you
always see to it that the spout is
turned away from the room? If not
the children who are tall enough to
catch the steam in their faces while
passing the stove, are liable to get
seriously burned. Besides if while
you are cooking you happen to reach
over the kettle you are sure to get a
severe burn. A little forethought in
being sure that the spout is always
turned toward the back of the stove
may save many severe burn.
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NOTICE LOYAL
BEREANS

All members of the Loyal Bereans
Class of the Central Christian Church
are especially urged to be present at
a special meeting to be held at the
Church next Monday evening at $3.50
o'clock. Matters of Importance to
come before the meeting.
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NAMES TO BE BURIED
IN MAMMOTH CAVE

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 22-The
names of soldier dead from various
states of the Union will be buried in
Mammoth Cave, near Glasgow, KY,
by the Kentucky American Legion 1t
will place a monument in the cave at
the base OF which will be a sealed box
OF stone. containing the names of the
dead
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ST. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

R. G. Shannonhouse, Rector.
Church School, Sundays 10 A. M.
Sunday services LIST and 5rd Sundays.
HIS and 500 P. NJ, 4th Sunday at
HIS only. Seats free.
Cordial welcome to all.
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ELECTS OFFICERS

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Central Christian church is plan
ming for advance work for the mex,
six months. At the regular meeting
Sunday evening the following officers
were elected:
Miss Annie Belle Crawford-Pres
Milton Hopkins-lst V-Pres.
Miss leila Smith-2nd WIRES.
Miss Alice Armantrout-Sec
Virgil DaviS--Treas.
Storer Patterson-Cor. Sec.
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lililNs
The pastor will preach at HIS.
Epworbh League, service by the
young people for the young people
at 7:30 p. NJ
Evening sermon by the pastor at
$50.
Mid-week prayer service and Bible
Study Wednesday evening at 500 -
Come and bring your Bibles.
James H. Elder, Pastor
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CENTRAL M. E. PICNIC

The Central Methodist S. S. are
enjoying their annual picnic at Bow
ems Mill today.
A good many went out after the
stores closed and will have picnic
supper there.
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BOY LIVE STOCK JUDGES
OFF FOR ROYAL SHOW

WASHINGTON, D. C.,-When the
the Carmania sailed from New York
Thursday it had on board Warren
Rice, George Warilow, and Joseph
Glacken, members of boys argricul-
tural club of Cecil County, Maryland
They won the trip to the Royal Live
Stock Show in England in the boys
live stock judging contest at the South
eastern Fair in Atlanta, Ga, in 1921.
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The safest and surest way back to
health, strength and happiness is by
The Tanlac route. II. ], Halle &
20. adv
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According to Greek letter, effemi-
nate dandies in ancient Greece some
times slept on beds of sponges,
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SAFE FROM ALL EVIL The
Lord shall preserve thee from all
evil; he shall preserve thy soul -
Psalm l2l7.
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The ancieRt Egyptian collins are
made of cork.
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MAKES
GREAT DISCOVERY
FOR INDIGESTION

I INDIGESTION and lie attendant ills such
as dysrcpsia heart burn. sour stomach,
gripping pains, d!sentcry, diarrhoea.
tro.lc. cholera morbus. chronic constlpa-
/ uou. gas. etc. and even sick. nervous
bcadarhca are now directly traceable 10
; d is"rGers in the digestive organs ana
can now lie quickly relieved with new
cordial called "Anti-Fermeni. origin
! a;ed by druggist and recommended
Icy physicians.
| The food sours before il Is fully di-
sesied. thus putting into solution toxic
! Ho:sons that arc absorbed into tho sFS-
/ ION. Irritating the inicSttncS and set
ting M inflammation. To avoid this'
you simply have 10 proven; fcrmenta'
I ton by using AEt!-FcrmCnt.
Auti-FcrmenI n"utraIizcs The acid
: condition Of the stomach. rlcanses and
swrCfcnS the bowels. sOothcS and heals
M irrammcd iutcStin"s and Increases
the flow Of Easrr!c Juices. giving quick
and certain relief Get a h"ttl" Of Anti
I Fcrment from your druggist with Il
: guarantee ot satisfactory results ."
money returned It will Improve Your
annette. give you rcstCm sleep and
, make YOU feel better than You ever t'h
I IN ,nur no. (Ady)
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spending a shor; time IN Holloway on
business.
Mrs. Aanna Marshall has returned
homo after spending snort ime IN
Pittsburgh with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Travis. Of Wash
lngton. Pa, has returned home atteF
spending some time here Visiting
friends
Mrs. John APPRECIATE, Of Garne'u
street is visiting friends IN New YORK
as ,he guest Of friends.
Leyland Flanagan. Of Eighth street
has accepted position with the Fash
ion Shop in Wnr"lng.
Harry SINGER. IF Pittsburgh. has re-
turned home after spending some time
here visiting friends.
Martin ratck. Of on r.ty. has re
turned home after spending some ;Ime
here visiting friends
Miss Marie Vented lcr, for Atlantic
Cjly. where she viii spend some vaca-
;ioniug.
John Overcast. OF Akron. o, has 70
turned home after spending some ''me
here on his vacation
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Bad Stom achs
Cause Pimples
Bous, Pimples, Blotches On Skin Often
Caused BY ConBtipatton or
Indigestion.

When the stomach Is in such bad
condition that the food sours and fer.
mcn;s and when the bowels are torpid
and rloGgcd with the foul matter mat
should pass away !, Is certain That the
nelson's mus; go into the blood and find
their way out or the system through the
skin as vel! as through the natural
channels S. pimpes and bolls appear
the skin becomes rough and irritatcd-
often serious eczema Is the result OF
acid stomach and lack or bowel action
Al. This can h' avoided and II present
can he made 10 pass away and tho skin
cleared up and made healthy by a
course of NrrN Worth. The good ei-
racts VIII h" noticed even IN very seri
Gus cases before the first bottle Is taken
M II aids the digestion. stops gases.
regulates the bowels. soothcs nervous
ness and tones ZIP the system generally
Mrs Daley. Of naGcrStoWn, Md. had a
bad case 90 indigestion and bowel trou-
bic and her blood got in very bad con
ditiun hut she soon cradiCatod the iron
r.r with a few bottles of Nerv-Worth
AM druggist has il and sells Il a. ono
dollar a bottle Nou Will always find Il
in the {. II GriCst & Co.. d'UC store In
This CITY, and every druggist "a author
lied TO give the money back II the first
hottie IS not satisfactory IN results
Adv.
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MOuNDSVILLE
MAY WIDEN
"' RIDGE ROAD
zuRA1, AND CITY RESIDENTS Pc
rur1oN COUNTY COURT TO
HAVE WIDER HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTOR.
Cont Is Now 9uisly Engaged MAKING
Highway n Ntne-Foot
AFFAIR.

n,,:,.oa has been circulated N me
..i,,. and FIJI la,cr ou PC presented 10
nc county cnur; requesting ,ha, me
For Ridge road hc made l6-toot high
way instead vt nine. The court - now
busiiv crsaScd ~ constructing ihe road
a, the later width. which The citizens
vi both county rura' and ct'y sections
contend IS too narrow.
The Fork R.dSN road Is one ~ the
most impor;an; leading ia;o ;hc '.;N. II
q. understood that the safe Road com
mission intends 20 take over the Fork
ridge road ~ soon rs CONSERVATION =
completed and maAo II :: state high
W., The comm sS.ou some Kim" as"
.o,d me cou~, !. would he necessary
ra~ improvements - h' mad" :" ~"
WayueShu~G road before :, could he
taken over.
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for HIM BY his wife during her life
tine. He contends that she never OBJ
ta.ncd a lega! separation from him. that
the divorce she obtained IN 1921 IN
Columb!ana county while he was In the
west was Illegal. she being a non-rcS'-
dent Of that county, as we'll as present
Ing fraUdulCn; claims 10 secure IN" h"-
rrce He therefore claims hc - cnt|tcd
10 ,he property and bonds and asks the
rour, to cancel the Columb.ana county
decree
Unloading Crane.
With tho arrival Of the gas boat D.
4. Il. OF the LaRclle Iron Works fleet
with a p.Ie-driyer in tow. the con-
tracing firm Of Phil and Miller Will
begin putting In the foundation for inc
new unloading crane ana hoist Al the
LaBclle plan, here. The Foundation
company. one OF the largest contracting
firms in the country. has been awarded
tho contract for new piers and other de-
velopment for river shipping az Inc
LaBclle property on the West Virginia
side Of the river.
Two Are injured.
Frank Smith and Philip CohH. NJ iA.s
city. were severely injured last night
when IN making sharp turn I" avoid
collision with an auto, their mo'orcE-
Gle and side car overturned, throwing
them violently ~ tn" street. Both were
cut about tho bead and face &nd were
treated at the Gill hospital.
\ Girl Scout Heroine.
Miss Irma Linn, Of G.rl SCoat Troop
! No. .. proved herself n heroine by saw
Ing her sister scout Sadie Jones. from
drowning IN the hOio river here. y "
girls were In bathing when Miss j no