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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
Folkston Host To
Hundreds Of Guests
Unwilling of Monument Exercises Are
Appropriate

FOLKSTON. Ga, Sep. 29-The little
city OF Folkston was today decked in
holiday attire as hundreds of good
road boosters swooped down upon the
Charlton county capital.
The crowd included delegations from
WaycroSs, Jacksonville, Fitzgerald
Douglas. Della. and many other cities
along the route of the Central Dixie
highway while al OF Charlton county
was present 10 welcome the visitors
The day served as a home coming
day sgcm Charlton and from all sec
g'pn> .. southeast Georgia the crowd
4,>rmhicd IL celebrate the completion
II one ot the best and most important
reads III The state.
The Eleventh District Press Associa-
t.2n MAS also III session At Folkston
gpGay and the editors poined i'll the
spirit Vi the occasion. 4 number Of
Distinguished speakers addressed the
crowd, inciuding Judge PIE. Patterson,
et Atlanta. and W. T. Anderson of
Macon, Judge Patterson during the
course OF his remarks complimented
Charlton Couny upon the almost unan-
ilnouS support given to good roads. He
reminded the crowd that only six votes
had been cast against the road bond
issue III the county.
Mr.. Anderson reviewed the history of
the development of the Central Dixie
highway from the time it was first
designated He stated that in the face
of severe opposition he work on the
road had been continued until it was
now one of the best and most import
ant roads in the state.
A. S. Mcqueen of Folkston, delivered
the welcome address which was re-
sponded to by V. L. Stanton, president
of the highway association. Mr.. Stan
ton also served as presiding officer.
Mrs ]. R. Walker of Waycross de-
livered an interesting talk on the plant
ing of memorial trees on the Dixie
Highway,
After the speaking Chairman V. L.
Stanton led the way to the Court
house in front of which the unwilling
of the memorial marker was held. Six
little girls of Folkston performed the
unwilling ceremony. Mr.. Stanton de-
livered the presentation address and
William Mizell accepted in behalf of
Folkston and Charlton county. The
marker which is constructed of con-
crete is six feet high by four and a
half feet in diameter, bears a bronze
plate 1925 with the legend, Central
Dixie Highway, Pioneer Road Build
ers," and beneath the names of the
gentlemen identified with the con-
struction of the highway:
FOLKSTON-H. J. Davis, L. F.
Willard, w. M. Diff. B. F. Scott, B.
E. Mcdonald, ]. w. Vickory.
+ WAYCROSS-J. D. Mitchell, HID.
Reed, D. A.$Woodard, C. L. Mettos,
Mrs. J. L. Walker, V. L. Stanton.
MACON-W. T. Anderson.
DOUGLASS. N. Mcdonald.
FITZGERALD-Wm. R. Bowen.
Isidor Ge1ders.
ABBEVILLE-F. o. Beckham.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPART
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
United States District Court, ALBANY
Division, Southern District
of Georgia

In the matter of A. J. Brownof Abb
ba, Ben Hill County, Ga.
Bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To the creditors of the above-named
bankrupt:
You are hereby notified that the
above named bankrupt has applied for
a discharge from all debts provable
against him in bankruptcy
The said application wifi be heard
by the United States District Judge of
said division and district at the United
States court room in /the city of AL
bany, Ga, on the 9TH day of Novem-
Der, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
All crditors of /said bankrupt are
notified to\appear at the time and
place stated and show cause if any
they can why the prayer of said Pc
titioner should not be granted.
Dated at Albany, Ga, this 4th day
of October, A. D., 1922.
GEO. F. WHITE,
It, DeputyClerk.
Mr. Herbert Bradshaw left Saturday
to enter Mercer UNIVERSITY,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
WALTER GEORGE IN RACE FOR SENATE

Though we have official announcement OF the
entrance OF Judge George into the race for United
States senate to succeed the late Senator Thomas
f. Watson, we received a communication from
Miss Emily Woodward of the Vienna News pres
idcnt OF the Third District Press Association in
forming us of the Judges entrance into the race
Miss Woodward speaks latteringly of our for
mer Judge and erstwhilc Solicitor-G General of this
circuit and we are sure that JudgeGeorgc will raj
Iy his old time friends and supporters in the coun-
ty IN this contest We fully agree with Miss
Woodward's estimate of Judge Georges character
as public man and as private citizen.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
THE DAVIS HIGHWAY-The

! ne DAVIS ElGHWAY-lhc Jefferson Davis
Highway described in detail in the news columns
OF the Constitution today supplies additional evil
Gence OF southern progress along constructive
INES The proposed new highway will traverse
the SIX leading states of the southern confcdcracv
with termni at Richmond, Va the confederate
capitol; Vicksburg. Miss. and Savannah, Ga, each
the objective point in major military movement
during the civil war
In addition to its historic significance, and to its
sentimental interest as a memorial in honor of the
great confederate leader whose name it bears, the
Jefferson Davis highway will be of great utilitaran
value to the south.
1t constitutes another step in the development
OF highway system by which the various states,
counties and urban communities of this section
VIII eventually be linked together with good roads
Any movement that is dedicated to the promo
ton OF highway development is commendable and
deserves the encouragement and support of the
public
The historic significance OF the Jefferson Davis
interstate highway commends the project all the
more.-Atlanta Constitution
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
Wall Street Doffs Its Hat to Michi-
gan Farmer Boy and Grows Dizzy
Counting His Fortune.
Especial to Leader Enterprise
By ROBERT FULLER

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Wall Street,
the money mart of the world, has dofi-
ed its hat to Henry Ford and admits
that he is now the richest man in the
world.
The farmer boy Of Dearborn, Mich,
but now the worlds greatest automo-
bile builder, is credited with SlS0000.-
600 cash on hand and an estimated an
nual income, which for 1922 will total
Sl25,0o0000 before taxes are deducted,
.or Sll0oa00cJ clear.
With earnings which average about
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05

been employed there for some time, and Clarence
Nceser Is at home, well and hearty as ever
How the story started is a mystery as well as
possible motif for such a canard Mr. Neeser was
. former employee of the A. B. & A., an excellent
citizen, and highly respected by all of his former
associates and all of the people in the city, to whom
he is we'll known.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
E d E T T E S
: By Mrs. Gelders

The value OF music in education is
becoming more and more clearly rec
ognized. This is being evidenced by
the increasing amount OF time being
devoted to the study OF music in pub
lie schools, the granting OF credit for
outside music study, and the general in
terest in community music.
The plan OF the Music Memory Con-
test has proved itself to be an effective
device for familiarizing children and
adults with good music 1t inculcates
in children the love OF music which
will enrich their later life. 1t is import
ant that the taste for fine music be &C
CURED early and every child in the
public schools is entitled TO this advau-
tage as a definite part OF his cultural
education. Through music aNprecia
ton children arc also laugh, the pure
beautiful in nature which i, is the t,iSh-
est art OF music to PORTRAY and wr
thus quicken their perception q. ;,;c
life and beauty in the natural world
about them and we endow them w;:h
treasures of memory that can never Ne
taken away
The Woman's Club Committee
which is going to conduct the Music
Memory Contest during the next eight
or nine weeks at a considerable OUTLAY
of their time and energy should have
the unqualified endorsement of every
person in Fitzgerald who has any in
terest in the educational and cultural
progress OF our city. Your interest
and the interest of the participants
costs absolutely nothing but the ment-
al effort expended by them and all of
our people will hear the numbers as
they will be rendered in all places and
by all instruments available with as
much frequency as possible to make
them familiar What would it mean
If we would soon hear snatches of this
or that classic air whistled or hummed
on the street as they do in Italy and
other places where great musicians are
porn and-yeS. made for it takes that
musical atmosphere to nourish even
a genius, does it not?
On steamship locked at Savannah
last Sunday it was surprising to learn
that more than dozen colleges and
universities were represented in the
personelle of the crew. They were
chlefl y engineering students out for
practical experience, but also included
doctors, lawyers, foreign trade and
diplomatic and technical experts. They
were acting as engineers, oilers, water
tenders, seamen and general helpers
and with unusual dexterity according
to the captains recommendation.
A glance through the State daily
papers this week gives assurance of
good times in the South if one column
OF separate items like these means any
thing collectively:
A $1,000, 900 hotel begun at Sarasota.
Florida
A 100000 Shrine Temple at Tulsa,
Okla.
A $5,oOOOOO Federal Hospital at
Gulfport, Miss.
81 100000 for two apartment buildings
in New Orleans, La
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05

and Is Wall Street unto himself.
wall Street itself pays Ford S.. 200
ooo annually IN interest at per cent
on his millions which flow through
there on loans.
lhese figures were furnished Wall
Street in ticker statement this week.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05

MENT-T. E. Patterson, w. R. Neel,
CT. Rhodes.
After the ceremonies were completed
a regular old-fashioned dinner was
served the visitors by the ladies of
Folkston. The days celebration was
pronounced by many to be the most
complete and unique good roads Gel
ebration ever held in this section of
the Sate
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05

NO TRUTH IN NEESER MURDER-A story
was given currency on the streets of Fitzgerald
yesterday. of the alleged murder of Clarence Nees-
CT by his father M. F. Neeser. A careful investiga-
ron established the fact that Mr. Neeser. the faith
cr is at work in a railroad shop in Augusta and has
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
VAUGHN-TAYLOR
SOCIAL ITEMS

Vaughn Taylor School opened or
Monday. Octber 3rd with an enroll
ment OF about forty pupils, who were
glad that the school bell was again
calling them back. This is a two
teacher school. with Miss BERTHE Raw
lins, as principal and Miss Alyce Rob-
mson as assistant
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05

Mr.. John Williams, Col Chas Bus.
sell and Geo. Harrington attended the
state. Convention at Macon Wednes.
day.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Dorminey had
as their guest for the weekend MIL.
A. Zirkle of Zirkle, Ga.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05
M. GOTTLIEB LANDS
A LARGE CONTRACT

NJ. Gottlieb OF the Fitzgerald Tail
crs secured the contract this week for
torty-tive uniforms for the A. B. & A.
conductors and trainmen against strong
competition in Atlanta and elsewhere
IBIS IS quite compliment to the local
tailoring firm whose reputation for
tailored clothes is thus being recog-
nized by the railroad officials.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-10-05

Mr.. H. Nathan spent Sunday and
Monday in Savannah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
Alkali in Shampoos
Bad For Washing Hair

hoat soaps and PREPARED shampocs
contaln too much alkall whlch "a very
Injurious. a. u dries the scalp AMI
makes the hair brittle
The beat Thing 20 use Is Mn'sifisd
cocosnui 81 shampoo Zoe this is pure
and entirely greaseieas It's yer,
cheap and hcata anything else All 20
pieces You can get Nulsucd AZ any
arug store. and few ounces viii laat
tho whole family for months
Two or three teaspoontuis ~ Mulai
fled IN a cup or glass with a little warm
wafer Is AL that h required II makes
an abundance II rich. creamy lathaf
cleansea Thoroughly and rinsas ont
easily Tho hair dries quickly ana
evenly. and Is soft frcsh looking
bright fluffy. wavy ana easy 10
handle nesldes Il loosena and tah.s
ont every gart'cle on dust. dirt aaf
dandrnff BE sure your druggist dives
YOU Mulslfled
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FASHIONS SELECTIONS
m DRESS FABRICS

A. Recent showir9a of drelN fabrlca
saiiu ,r,pes and FIAT veayes wefo
outstanding in model dresses made
OF SILK
Nelfes mlds strong showing
appearing % advantage 81 dup,d
models Tor afternoon ana evening
eear
sslf-eolored bro,ades In velvt, ap-
peared on grounds of dlk chiffon
's forrunner of printed silhs
Ter neAt spr'ns. the hieh novelties in
Nelvo.H comprised chiffon grounds
decorated with velvet bracades ana
Over an were printed deagas er.
preasad IN th' mot artistic assembl
INK of cilors
brecadca Wsro tbe ohsf woven
decorative features of an fabrics.
u'ia or w1o', followed by ma,slasse
and by Jacquarda
inasmuca a. maialasss appur. ,o
adYaniage IN both coats and drossss
Z "as hoath IN heavy weights f5r
hcke's' 10 ligh'er weayea for ons
piece dre.sss md Ia q arrer say Tor
combination purposes.
70 dress goods fine woolens on d
N'fe siven representation. ana
b'oo Il over sha lowed shine ny
'ploom Is meant che soft rlcb dense
lus'er ihat comes from ,he n.e os
l'n' wool in a pile weave bos. - n
y FeiFet shine refers to the hleh
'a''ef Nn.ch formerly VIA distinct.
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.yo feature % Frsnch kngilah Cor.
man and Amerlcln hroadeioihs
A. for c1iofs. appareatly ie~ wwe
overlooked To smoraid greeu IVES
given tbo premier position which g
son n Franoe al The seaside resorts
thls year
Emerald green waa seen IN velvet
costumes, a. wore gsranium rsdf.
sapphire blues. charreuse. topax
yellow, hde. corsl. gold. silver.
orchid. torquolss. terra eotia. betre
sawn and bower. African browns.
ssn and beaver were ths = iapi,a
Metal hces Wers a Dis incilso note
especially n silver and 10 sold Dry
Goods Economist
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NERVOUS WRECK
FOR SIX WEEKS
Kentucky Lady Tells How She Be
came Strong and Healthy
Recommends cardm to
Weak Women

Mount Vernon. Ky Mrs cv,,ht.
Nanhook formerly OF Stanford ~,
now now residing here. says that sfte- ! r
th'rd child was born. she anderteok !
resume her house work too soon . s.5
mis- caused me a sreat deal IN
began to feel weak and all piav-
~ out not myself at all' 4. ~.
tahhook describes her condition .For
about elk weeks ! waa iust a nervon.
wreck. had to have some one da
all my housework.
NY doctor told me my lmnrudenee
mad caused shock 70 the nervous Va.
tem' and the thing 10 DO was "a 4
a tonic 10 build - my streneta
He recommended Cardm ve.y
soon | saw an Improvement IN nv
condition. ! nsed three bo,tlss Of
Cardni and my health vas re-
stored.
i am q strong. healthy woman
This Kentucky lady adds tha abe
"neger fails 10 recommend car.uf 10
weak and rundown lady friends.
Thourands OF women praise Cardul
10 their friends.
This mild. harmless. vegetable tonic
has been In successful use
for over forty years. in the treatment
OF many common ailments suffered
by women.
Your druggist sells cardul.
Let him supply you. today. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

The Misses iArsoai' were okia
homa c.gy sislen Yesterday
n NJ
The ~onlan's liome aaa nsrulen
Missionary socisly u the rrsHeg
tsnAa cAsr,A wal NEE wednesday
afternoon a. oelosk ~ she home
9. Ms X "a Gibsoa
AE
The Iris ciab will meet Wsduesdat
~sfa Mrs ilsnrs Csftea lnstsad of
Mrs tgakitf
= q
Wet " & Z 4 all mee. Thurs
day wiih Mrs vphAm. iiss Nee
Nobls They ~lu celebrate Frauccs
Wniards birthday 80 that date
= A E
There wla he a called meeting q
he Amcrloan Lsgioa Auxiliary 10 the
l. hrou rosi 40 IS a. ihs Carne9ie
lahfarY Tuesday evening "a g0 Al
membfrs are urEed io he present a.
plaza vill be .aid fof the rnnrtain
meui u The eonverllpn Ms = "a
loefrv president AIRS T. y Doelsy
secretary
s 81 N
TIE Missionary soclely ~ fhe
'i.p isi ehurch Nlll have a Tea raas
'ts afternoon a. stsn af the heme
- Mm Mptor whitney iis East.
Wa hlnsica Friends afe invited
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X xgwN MxMxHgIz zp
T. TOMB OF MASON BEARS y
e DALE OF lAAo 100 Il

IS y = xNNN Exxx zzgz
At the Church Of 81 Helen. nish-
oppate street. London. is tomb With
the Inscription. .Here lyeth the
bodie Of William Kerw1n of the Ciltle
cs London. Freemason. Who departed
this iyfe the zah daye OF December.
Ano. 1884 r. D Gould s8ys this Il
the earliest iratance OF the title
"Freemasonr being associated with
arms. Tor the arms Of the Kerwyn
family appear on the tomb. with the
motto God y Our Guide n u
yearcely probable that mcclanlc
would have possessed he rlght TO
bear arms in those days, 50 the in
ayitabie conclusion is that Kerwln
was speculative member OF the
Maternity, and that be aud his family
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~h>ns cisappress % NhE; YOU
say sna ~lii csfsno 70 TIE death your
right 70 cay IL vossirs to Heisstius


Editor Forum one may have
pointed oai the apparent prosperity
q Germany lfor Internal ase onlgl Is
doe largely 10 what the Romans called
'taouia rasa. a Practical release 81
al debts. mortgares. bonds taxes das.
customs duties and current aecounis
by every one
Owing . the depreciation u the
marx any one can pay his debts in
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PERSON OF
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs A Ramsey had aa
their guests Yesterday. Mr. and Mrs
Il y Ross OF Cartcr Gala Mr. and
Mrs + Il Harris of Oklahoma Cliy.
Mr. and Mrs y y Roark 81 Ton
kasa
y xw
Mr. ard Mr. Brcse Estas hlve as
fhsir guess the lauers mother and
sister Mrs Mary Grow and Mts
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ooNPERs TO TAKE STUMP
res FRIENDS Tals FAlL

AtlA1ilc f1s Sg -Samae.
0onuers. lreslasni e tls Am r'esn
Felsrsilca q l.ator. wln ssump tas
eoanirg this fail .a bsaA,f q eanal.
tasss freadig Is oHglnifgd lti,eF
TIE Yasran iabar head usAde thas
aanCuncs meet to-day aefora lei'sne
iaF Wash.uston tie sid a nambs !
q splakieg dates ainady had Be a
airinsed
Ar Gcaqers dschfed shsi be- Be-
tended Is SCI fsfih 60 ne An rican
pupHc ne reasoes uhy Attorney
Gesral n rrl noasherty aud red-
erai yuage C n VIII sr.en should ba
lmpeaehaa. IS demanded by ~ rgd
GRAFTON here several dals asa
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Germany a shcui oae nse-hundFed y
par. II TIE msney hs 1orrcwet rAs
psper mark .s issal tenaer Ter "a lu
20 iAs gosfnmeai o. q Auy ere = r
IN lctnaaN
Thaf amounts 70 legal repadailoa
oi ali dctts n I'll
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a. Aef See ~ McAlssief
n X -
Mr apd Mrs u . lamond have
-eumld trom a dslahtml trip TO-
Colorado
Miss Anal,,l Smith was home from
Norman over he weekend
4 n x
Nr and Ms Eohcr Woods lfft
this moranE fsr Ariansas cty Col
make tatlr home
af and Mrs A y Rafdvll accof-
painted hy MIS- Mar choalo have
returned home afier touring the
ROCKY Mounniu. IN the.r car ihls
summer
y wx
Ma, Margasvt Dcau spent the
ntek-,rd Al the kapa Alpha Theta
house IN Norman the snsst q her
sister. Miss Catherine Dean
gg "
John schriokham ~ Tulsa ls tho
guest Of his parsats. Mr. and Mrs l.
4 schhekram
NJ
Ralph Berry Youps spent tho eoek.
tnd with his mother
n n u
Miss Marion Madsen returned ea
terady from five months cay in
Cal farna with Ns erl Mrs william
Crime
n y Is
Mr. and Mrs ] R Clga have re-
urneA home from Dorvtg and Geo
radc Springs waere they spent a cool
end peasant summer
"a - y
Gocrge Plddock left lat night on
a business trip 70 Atchison Kansas
- ~ n
Mrs. Chs Lelv!tt + visiting in
Fnpor.a Kansas
a /. y
Miss llFltn Bal has returned -
lhes hare 10 Malhdi a;,or sposdifg
ne ras. week wfh Miss Carrne
E.tus
/. ~ v
Mr and Mfs Romayne Boyer Of
cres eni announco the birth ihls
mcrn ng of an eight and a hair pound
dausater Ms nyer WIS formerly
lc-- wsl'ace daushier Of Mr. and
Mrs n =. walaco OF East Noble
NJ - y
SIR and Mrs sam Henirlcks viii
move to Houston. TcNas. Mr and
Mr- o. T Lewis viii occupy he
see'y homs on West Noble.
y = =
Mr and AIRS Homer Hlrxel as-
nounce the birth Of a min, and half
pound elrl whom they have named
Mary Louise
y "a y
Nir and Mrs n a Montague and
daughter Vera spent the week END
with friends at Oklahoma CT,
= = -
Mrs Hlrdy Nance. who has beeu
she guest Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Davis and family for the
past fvo months. returned to her
home % Austin. Texas Saturday.
u y y
Mlism Wilson aho attends O. u |
spent the Weekend with his parents.
Mr. ami Mrs George Wilson OF COS
East Cleveland.
II y
William we.nbsrgtr Of shldler
'pert Sunday with his parents. III.
md Mrs. Nose welnberger. 1
= y <
Among those who saw Abe Mitchell
md c~ore Duncan. British Golf
'rofsssionais puy 81 Lakeside
'ountry Club AZ Ok,aho1a Chyl
'csierday were Mr. Fred soehl. Mlss
'Adis Brakey. Mr. W'iyse Glover and
+. /. D. Bronson. +
y = y
Mr. Jeln Ga. hail ard Ma DorAs
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este, med iha privilege 80 greatly
iiat fhls meina vas faksn n ack-
nopi.dglnr mo tls Brotherhood
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Fxprussicns = orintsn = seuerei
intsrexf sfr tntiied TIE etlier -
srrees tie rixht - hias leucd
~heFe eoumanirstinus A~sed -
4nff q
ere xias n Haaer aalf 81 slw -
- tlsrs r.iaf
AHENf fitNNN |l74tAsN I'D. Al tIAA h
TIE Leader q ffe steas sxprsss.sf
fubl.afiaa q ieitef i Al fo
- rsgaraet - an srdars. usnf ~
sanae 81 ~ uifhffi1 - rss4nr,t
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Birthday Partx

Complimentary q Nr B.rney Mcr-
eco. Mrs Merifn surprised him last
evening br entertaining a number Of
friends at q. o'clock dinner At the
Country club A conierfice 81 fera
ard sand n flowers wcrs used and
che usual b.rihdly cake Win lighted
clniics decorated the liable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

Mr.. Join Gaschsll and Mss Doris
Gaffney motcsed to Enid yesterday
and spent he day with friends.
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Mrs. Eva Dagger spent yesterday in
Oklahoma City.
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Published by The Leader. in cooperation with \
The American Association Of Advertising Agencies
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" ~ GENg EszgE 1gS
ncspne nol qns mla and % nei
uura anything Tor ihere Is no man
that hath not his hour nor q ihors
antthns tlat hath uoi bis hou nor
q there anything that hath no IS
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