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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-22
AID NO SIG

GEORGIA. Sumter County.
Under an order granted by the
Court of Ordinary Of said County,
will be sold before The Court House
Door in said County, on the first
Tuesday in October, 1922, att public
cutlery between the legal hours Of
sale, the equity of redemption that
the estate of G.. B. Dell has in AMI
to the following described property,
to-wit
All of lot of land No. One Hundred
and Ninety-nine, except twenty-five
acres square in shape, in the North
east corner of said lot, and except
Six acres, square in shape in the
southwest corner Of said lot. Also
six acres, square in shape, in the
northeast corner If lot of land No.
Two Hundred and one. Also all Of
lot No. One Hundred and Seventy
four, except -Four acres in the south
west corner of said lot. All in the
Sixteenth district of Sumter Cour-
ty, Ga, aggregating Three Hundred,
Seventy-Nine and three-fourths
acres; sold subject to a loan of Ten
Thousand Dollars made by The At
lanta Trust Co., and q. loan of Thirty
three hundred and ninety dollars, in
favor of Reese M. Andrews.
Also all Of lot Of, land No. Two
Hundred and Nine that lies North Of
Five Mile Branch, containing one
hundred and sixty-five acres, in the
Sixteenth district Of said county;
sold subject to q loan in favor Of The
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debt executed by G.. b. Dell to Fl. I.
Simpson on the 18th day of July,
1921, and recorded in the office Of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Lee County, Ga, in Book IN, Page
247, and in the office of the clerk Of
the Superior Court of Sumter county,
Ga, in Book "UU", Page 374, the
undersigned II. r. Simpson will sell
at public sale at the court house door
in said county of Lee as to the here
matter described lands in Lee county,
Ga, and at the court house door IN
Sumter county, Ga, as to the here
matter described lands in Sumter
county, Ga, on the 3rd day of Octo-
Der, 1922, daring the legal hours
of sale to the highest bidder for cash,
the following property, as the prop
erty of the estate of the said G. 8.
Dell, deceased, to-wit;
The whole of lots of land Forty
two (42) and Forty-three (43) in the
18th land district of Lee county, Ga,
containing two hundred, two and a
half 1902 l-2) acres each, more or
less.
Also southern portion of lot of land
two hundred ten (210) in the Old
10th district of Sumter county, Ga,
containing one hundred one and one
fourth (10l la acres. more or less.
Said sale to be made for the pur-
pose of paying seven "a certain
promissory notes all bearing date the
18th day of July, 1921; made and
executed by the said G. B. Dell, pay
able to the said H. T. Simpson an
due as follows, to-wit: One Cor
81, 10000 principal, due November
LIST, 1921, and has a $4,000 credit
paid on November 1st, 1921; one for
$620.O9 principal, due January /.
1922; one for Sl,378.1S principal,
due January !, 1928; one for 81 ,378,-
/ 8 principal, due January /, 1924:
one for $1,378.18 principal, due Jam
nary !. 1925. one for $1,378.18 prin-
cipal, due January l, 1926; one for
81 I,22h36 principal, due January /,
~ ~: an ~ s,'.o ,Io'eS o.ipoias1i's.
a. tele ~ 81 oii i, s o. ooo enSS 6t
ky ~ - w. S5 .o-",u' of 80, W.T.
'"'Is ~ Q : l'''' 10 ',,,' I'm p"te' ss'i
each SIip4laIiilg W. attorney iees
ana Wh'ch S@Iu noleS are secured ~
the security deed as aforesaid The
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-22

Amendment Of Article 3, Section ?,
Paragraph /, Of the Constitution of
this State providing for and creating
one new Senatorial District If a
majority of the electors qualified to
vote for members of the General A.
scmbly. end voting in said general
election, SHAH vote in favor of The
ratification Of said proposed Am,'n.-
ment, then Said Amendment shall be-
come a part of Article 3, Section 2,
Paragraph /, of the Constitution of
this State, and the Governor shall
make proclamation thereof and shall
call a special election in the new
i'ifty-second Senatorial District SO
created for the election of u Senator
for said new District in the next
General Assembly as is provided by
law for the filing of vacancies caus-
ed by death or resignation.
Approved August -, 1921.
Now, therefore, !, Thomas w.
Hardwick, Governor of said State, d.
issue this my proclamation hereby de-
clafing that the foregoing proposed
to the Constitution is SUP
mitted for ratification or rejection to
the voters of the state qualified to
vote for members of the General AS
sembly at the general election to be
held on Tuesday, November T, 1929.
THOMAS W. HARDWICK,
Governor.
By the Governor:
S. G.. McLendon,
Secretary Of State.
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AID NO. 5l4

GEORGIA, Sumter County
Will be sold at the courthouse door
in said county on the first Tuesday
in October. 1922, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain lot with six room dwell
ing located thereon fronting east on
Elm avenue, 100 feet, and extending
west therefrom of uniform width 100
feet, more or less, and being lots Is
and 16 in Block ). of the Wheatley
Survey in the City of Americas, Sum
ter county, Ga.
To be sold to the highest and best
bidder for cash
Said property levied on as properly
of c. N. Vaughn, as administrator
upon the estate of S, E. Vaughn, de-
ceased, to satisfy an execution issued
on the 18th day of March, 1922, from
the Superior Court of Taylor county,
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LEGAL AID NO. SIS
Sheriffs Sale
by the Governor.
S. G.. McLendon,
Secretary Of State.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
VIII be sold at the court house door
in said county on the first Tuesday II
October, 1922, within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following property, to-wit; Two
seven year old horse mules, black
with white nose, about fifteen and
one-half hands high One blue MARI
mule about eight years old; One black
mare mule six years old and one bay
mare about eight years old and known
as PAGER, named Bell
Said property levied on and sold
as the property of J. A, Stewart, to
satisfy a mortgage execution issued
on the 21st day Of April, 1922, from
the City Court of Americas, said
county, in favor Of Smith & Cushen-
berry against J. A. Stewart. This
9TH day of September, 1922.
LUCIuS HARVEY, Sheriff.
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$5,00O.OO
TOLOAN
On Americas Residence
Property
LEWIS ELLIS. Phone $50.

1rcA. 40 No. $40.
GtfF GRGG Sumter County 49,.
'T u the Superior Court OF Salo
County, ,o,ifion of Charles Lingo, j.
: sa lI,n p;.,'' and Bradley Hogg, trus..
b h@I az tbr FIRST Baptist Church OF
tees r 10 =. Ca. would show unto the
ANTI 't ,ba following facts:
coul. w THAT Americas Baptist
,,. ls., vas Incorporated under the
t ,.n... VI Of Georgia in the year 1882
aES No noriod Of twenty years. In the
TOT !" ,eog bv petition to the Superior
, ,snrt the said charter was amended
5 y read, "Thp First Baptist Chufcn
70 70 I ,s,,cricus" which is the name of
,s;d church at present.
S' S,5 Your petitioners were on
,,ro 18th, 1922, in regular Church
Junf directed to take such
I .ans * we're necessary to having
, ,r5Pnfad to First Baptist Church OF
,,no,icns new charter, a copy OF
. nh;cb resolution is hereto attached
@ WI wade = part of this paragraph.
@rd Petitioners desire to be IN
GENERATED under the name OF tlfSt
p,ntis Church Of Americas, and
anJgr said name to sue and be sued,
% enforce good order, to receive
donations, to make purchases ana
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LEGAL AID NO. 511

Will be sold before the courthouse
door in Americas, Sumter County,
Georgia, on the first Tuesday, the Sd
day of October. 1922, between the
legal hours Of sale to the highest bid
der for cash the following described
land, to-wit:
All that part Of lots Of land nuns
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Ga, in favor of j. w. Chamblis5
against C. N. Vaughn, administrator
upon the estate of S. E. Vaughn, de-
ceased.
This 18th dav of September, 1922.
LUCIUS HARVEY,
Sheriff, Sumter County, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-22
lE'AL AID NO. 513
A PROCLAMATION

/, GSoo"nn'IIog a proposed Amendment
y,, o~' constitution of Georgia to be
MA W. VII I'll al the general election to be
qJ D1 ! VcSday, November 18th, 1929,
/? p""n"eo'ment to Article 3. Section
4 s 5Sal5e5raph /, OF the Constitution
ia , WI. 9'ate Of Georgia, in reference
q S enoer OF Senators, and number
, senatorial districts.
OI MI ms tNceIIency
'"VNAS W. HARDWICK,
Bat, ~ Governor.
oa7 i~,e OF Georgia, Executive De
Went, August Is, 1922.
is S soo.:s the General Assembly at
ln sgsSlon Of 1921, proDosed IN
5s SS;t taa 10 the Constitution Of
uCve 1i',e as set forth in am Act an.
Senss4t.Ao august Is, 1921. to-wit "
ana Senatorial Districts.
Ton u 1 6 to amend Article 2 Sec.
ton Of Of =, 4tfa2raph /, of the Constit'I-
rssto ol The State Of Georgia wb;ch
he nnn 10 the number of Senators
and the l,' o, Of Senatorial Districts
% as ia io,aalpoSluon of such Districts
lorS $ W ~ Increase the number of g Sa a1es'
itty-oaoo , senatorial Districts from
Me- T nae. to ffty-two, and to cr rpotl,
senatorial District to ne
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LEGAL AID NO. $40

GEORGIA.. Sumter County.
Under and By virtue Of power Of
sale contained in a deed to secure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
WARRINGTON

Joe Co,trill Of West Virginia uniVcr-
,iiv Is spending the Christmas holiday
at his home here. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Shimp were ous''
! rcss visitors in Fairiront today
J. C. Lampc and Spray Sturm were
Lrainees visitors in Fairmont last eve
EinG. .,
'rnllcy Hucv Of ". v. L. has arrived
| home to spend the Xmas holidays .
Miss Bcss Bennett OF Pittsburgh u
visiting her mother. Mrs. Ehas. beh"el'
r. Clayton addition over Christmas.
Dick Arnctt Of Rymer was a VISITOR
in town Thursday.
Miss Marion Shaw and Miss Virginia
will arrive In the city today TO speno
the Nmas holidays. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Williams o.
nunn's were shopping in town last eve
ming. ~
John Warden entertained a number OF
| his friends In 4 charming manner Ihurs'
day evening In his home on eeatty
! ayenue. In honor OF his eleventh oirth.
dav. Games Of all sort were enjoyed
by the merry crowd Of young folks. AZ
the conclusion Of the games DAINTY re-
freshrncn,s were served. The following
| guests were present: Elizabeth ano
| Frances Sturm. Ruth and Ethel Hanley
Gerald!n. Miller, Martha Virginia Fur.
hco, lack Realty. Dick Clark, Rooer'
I.ightner, Miss Brennan. John BrooK'
Vienna and John Warden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

held b. Wansta tribe Of h Red men
In the Yfatsrnal hail O Fifth street TO-
morrow evening. .
Officials Of the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles an important meeting
Of their order to be held tomorrow
evening.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Miss Sarah Heinrich Of North Fourth
street left yesterday for a weeks visit
at Cleveland,
Mrs. John Banko. victim Of the rail-
way accident at Bridgeport a few days
ago. is reported improving at the city
hospital.
Miss Isabelle Spence Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. Is spending a few days as the guest
of local friends.
J. E Reynolds. Jr.. has arrived here
from Athens. Ohio. for a weeks visit
with his father on Locust street.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Otte or
Jefferson street arrived home last night
after a visit with relatives in West Nir-
ginia-
Miss Ruth Morris Of Broadway has
resigned her position with the Hub
Clothing company at Wheeling.
Miss Jean Schafter OF Walnut street
Is spending q few days as the guest OF
her grandparents at London. Ohio.
Miss Halle Newland Is reported con-
| aned to her home on South Third street
quite ILL.,
Miss HARRIET CT wCord Of Washing
ton, ID. c.. - visiting with Miss Sara
Louise Dixon or this city.
Hugh McGlumphrey Of Canton. ONO,
Is spending a few days as the guest OF
local relatives.
Miss Essie Royd Of St. Paul. Mimi,
| has arrived here for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. {. Boyd OF
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mcfarland OF
| Cad!z pike are the proud parents OF a
seven pound baby girls, born Christmas
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

will give their sscond dancein the D.
James hall on Logan street Friday
wening. This will be q New Years
lance n many are expected to o.
present. The last one they gave last
Friday was we'll attended n In every
way a success. The New Year dance
Is expected TO be one Of the biggest
dances Of the season.
B., Of r. r. Meeting.
Members Of the Is. Of r. T. will meet
I'm their hall on Marshall street this
evening where they will hold their reg
ular business session. After tho bust
ness Of the evening has been disposed
Of Il social hour Will be enjoyed.
Union vs.. Alumni
The basketball team Of the High
school will meet the Alumni Of the
school OF The Union gym floor Friday
evening where they Will play their an
nual yamc. The opinion seems to seV-
cral that the Alumni will be victorious.
Both teams are in good condition ana
the game is expected TO be interesting.
The game IS causing "A great deal OF IN
tercst in the school circles.
Holding Rshsarssls.
The Sunday school OF the Christian
church is holding rchcarsals In the
church every afternoon in preparation
for the entertainment they plan to give
after the revival services now taking
place have come 10 a close. This Will
be the last week OF these services. they
have been very successful. many per-
sons having joined the church In THIS
time. The pastor has been ably assist
ed by the Weber family OF New YORK.
I. o. o. T. Meeting.
Members Of the ]. o. O. F. will meei
IN their hal! on Marshall street Friday
evening where they will hold their reg
ular weekly business session After the
business OF tho evening has been dis.
;osed Of q social hour will be enjoyed
Girl soout Mest1nS.
Members OF the Girl Scout troop oil
NcMechcn will meet In the school oulid'
ing on Marshall street Friday evening
where they will hold their regular week
" business session.
McMechen Briefs.
Mrs. K. L.. Fletcher OF Cameron re
turned home after spending some Tins
Lore visiting friends on Marshall street
Mrs. rcavl LaMders OF Garfield stree
returned home after spending yesterday
In Wheeling visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Hunter OF Clarins'
ton are spending several dayB mere WV
:'iag relatives.
Mrs &. T. S.egcr OF Caldwell stree
!, recovering from her recent Illness.
Harry Meyers has accepted a position
Xjth the Riverside mill In Bcnwood.
Mrs, X. Luk!,a"t returned home arte'
.ucnding several days In Sherrard Visit
ing relatives.
Albert Long has left for Akron. o.
where he Will sp-nd some time Visiting
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

"Ti.- Spice Of Life the merry revue
which ONES to tho Court Friday ana
Saturday with daily mat!nees. Is ooEi-
ously designed for lauEhin; purposes
a. q casual inspection OF the names u
It's featured players will at once make
lent. There Is no double entendre
-. "Spioe."
But to Identify the laughing phases
Of "spice." First, there IL Sylvia Clark.
This refreshing young woman has long
heen known as "the eccentric clown or
vaudeville" for reasons quite evident 10
those who have seen her work Her
mimicinH, her droll characterizations.
her deft studies Of fun-making. all eS.
tablish her as one Of the foremost Ok
Americas condolences. .
Frank Gaby Is the man who throws
lis voice into unexpected places lIs
has a company Of three. including him.
SELF. but two OF them arc silent. Frank.
you see, IS a rca'-iloauiSt.
Julia kcl"iy. The sweet soprano voic-
co rrima donna, who sings G above Z. -
something more thar an exceptional
songstreSS. she is Y genuine comedi-
enne, as her work In a featured role IN
1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue last season
demonstrated.
The Hickey Brothers. Tom and Ed
ward, late stars Of the Greenwich Vii.
lage Follies, are funny both in Their
dancing. their tumbl!nS and their droll
conversation. Tho Wainwright Sisters.
three youthful and beautiful misses,
chant the popular songs OF the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
BRIDGEPORT
Luther League Event

' The members Of the Luther League OF
st. Pauls Lutheran church In this city
will hold q business und social meeting
In the Sunday school rooms of the
church on West Main street tomorrow
evening. Following the usual program
Of social diversions a luncheon VIII I've
served by the committee In charge.
Brttton Inquest
/ The inquest int" the death "F the lhta
George Britton wh" was f"und along
the National pike west Of this city a
few days ago and died as the result OF
q fractured skull, was h"l dat the CITY
building last night. Several witnesses
were examined and the result OF the in
v~cstlgation Will be found In another
place In this paper.
Lodge Holds Supper
: The members OF Bookc" !. washing
ton lodge Of the MnsonS OF this city
served Il turkey supper In the Mt. Zion
Baptist church on Howard street IN
kirkwood last night and they report
themselves as we'll pleased with the pa
,ronage enjoyed. Following the supper
the lodge members enjoyed their Christ
mas program.
Close Contest
officials Of the Women's Benefit AS
ISOLATION Of the Maccahccs announce
that their membership contest viii close
with the meeting to he held In the Helm
leln building this evening and tho loos-
Ing team will banquet the winners fol-
lwoing the meeting. Mrs. N~a
Schafer is the chairman In charge "t
the committee who will serve the ban
quet.
Victim stll Improving
Reports from the Martins Ferry city
hospital yesterday afternoon were IN
! the effect that the condition OIL hlS'
John Banko. widow OF the late Jonh
Rcnko who also suffered Injuries IN the
accident in which hcr husband was
killed continues TO improve and her re-
! covery Is expected to he rapid.
Distribute Auto Tags
! Manager ]. Davis Of the NcGrnw
rord agency announced that the new
: auto lIccncc tags for 1929 are mere anu
ready fnr distribution 70 local auto own
ers. Many Of the autnists have ALREADY
secured their license tags :or the com
Ing wear and A rush Is expected near
the end Of the present week.
Bcnent Masquerade
Members OF the Lorraine coal an"
Dock III schall team announce a bene"t
u,enueradc 70 be held 1T the Bohemian
hail az stop 10 on tn" Barton line next
saturday night. Ri" proceeds Will n"
used 70 ft ont the baseball club Tor the
season and all Of their friends have
Bridgeport Briefs.
Thomas Davis W M!ddlet""n' H. d
fermorc local resident. Is visiting WIFE
, his mother IN this ri;y.
w W Scott OF E!rIiw"od has arrived
home after a visit With h!9 hro'hsr
John T, Scott. at New Caste. Pa.
Miss Bertha Kraus OF Canton. o.: Is
sncndipr = few Iuys as ;hc guest 81 Mt
and Mrs. Gordon II. Kinder.
An important r"d interesting mc"''hI
OF Belmont LodC" ur ~" kn'Sh'S o.
Pythias Will he held 'Ais evening
Traffic through this city was consul,
erahlv harl9crrd hy the heavy traNe'
nrcvalcn, all % yesterday.
Harry ~NlrC"nuaughy has returned &c
his home at Cincinnati. o.. after n WISH
with local relatives.
DR. Oliver Nelson of Rochester, MINI.
e spending a few days as the CUES
Of local relatives.
Prosecuting Attorn"T-elect iierner'
! Mitchell Of s.. Cla!"sv!lle was 4 business
visitor here yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
MARTINS FERRY Z.
FINAL MEETING
Of YEAR HELD
BY k|WAN|ANS
~ASrtoa1 Troupe Prom Plstime Eneie-
tAins clnb Members Attend
ancs Prizes Given

Tho show troupe knows as {. Is LN0 :
VIII Winter Garden Girls. Who are S'A''
on the bill at the New Pasilme thea'i .
In his city. pleased a good crowo tx
the luncheon OF the Klwanss club yea
tsrday at noon. and their sons aSa
dance numbers we're encored AGAIN ano
again. The meeting WAS the mai "ns
OF the present year and me pToSrN,
vas IN charge Of Pres!den, Stein And
Secretary Kercher.
William Saunders and Steve N"mos's
carried of The attendant" prizes AMI 4
plate prize OF a package Of c'gaTe'aHs
was found Al zach place. on a"c"l1t
Of the failure OF the organization sc"ed-
MED 20 serve the luncheon for she day
10 get on the Job, Ralph NJ. SmYEe ana
His house committee took charge ~ cle
preparation and service for the day AMI
both the menu and service were VOTED
the best OF me year.
Secretary Kercher thai 4
total OF Sl75.5H IN cash anil n lari'e
quantity OF food supplies had been re-
ceived by Long and Latham as Foitn-
tary contributions tor the Ch~tsturas
charity az the meeting Of last week uld
the money had been divided. with SS2.I5
xoing TO each Of the Salvation Amy
and the Kings Daughters. President
Stein announced the installation OF tae
new officers 70 take place at the mane-
Ing to be held next Wednesday At noon.
The various cnmuitt"e appointments Dor
the year will also he announced al mat
time. The retiring president slS" aSSsd
that the members give TO IN. incoming
officers the same measure 90 in9rrSt.
enthusiasm and support as has ssen
rendered him during the past year.
Purses To Patrons.
Convenient and handsome bill rtids
In the nature OF advertisements we're
handed out to their patrons at theC ti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
REX THEATRE

The Rsx theatre offering for Christ
mas week will be OF unusual merit. The
management has neither saved money
or efforts in making this week q bum
nerSweek at the Rex theatre as . treat
TO It's patrons. which will consist Of six
big headline vaudeville acts which have
probably never been seen before on one
bill. Also a high class photoplay star
ring Buck Jones in his latest success,
and an A. St. John comedy, which are
known IS the greatest comedy screams
of today. Also q News Weekly.
We feel assured that q show OF TIL
caliber should pack the Rex theatre to
standing room only 1t each performance
for the entire Christmas week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

snaii-stss1 sseissos st tAs0s
theatre last night From fise to
Of curtain the action never seasea, ~
10 say 1t scored . decided hit woun
about speak for those present Ths piay
was presented by about IS coiored stnS.
ers, dancers and jokesmiths. All the
settings are pretty. while the costumes
are in due keeping. making 1t about the
highest class colored performance seen
In this city in many years.
Some Of tho song numbers include
Three O'clock In the Morning" He
May Be Your Man." Beautiful Rose OF
Spain" Rain, Rain. RAIN" Blue Bird
Georgia." Alaska and others. Some
very artistic dancing predominates. All
in all the show 10 one Of merit and de-
serving of capacity business. 1t pleases
tho white folks just a we'll ~ the COLI
ored. There will be a matinee and nisnt
performance today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
nxw uA1s AT I'M COURT

Travelling minstreb have little time
to devote to athletic recreation ana
those who have suffered incubation
with the golf bacillus ind little oppor.
tunity to improve their drive" while
the theatrical season 10 on. Perhaps
that explains why Director Edward Con.
ard, Of the Al G. Field minstrels, has
incorporated a golhnE number In the
current production of the big show.
One Of the stars Of this number 10
Johnny HeaIy. n the role Of a cAddy.
Those who remember this splendid
comedian. can o~nicure all sorts OF gooo
fun with Johnny In such = role.
There 10 Jim Swo-. too. as the Pro-
fcssor Of African Golf. and Boni Mack
a. his h~igh-brDwn daughter. and Mel
Hufford. a stellar comedian. As a darker
hucd wench. With these as 4 nucleus
CT the comedy. Mr.. Conar has provided
a dancing act Of unusual excellence.
The Al G. Fidld Ministries come 10
the Court theatre on Monday. Tuesday
End Wednesday. January l. 2, 5, With
n.atinees New Years dag and Wednes-
day. Seats on sale today.