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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
AT THE CENTRAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Corner Lee and Jessamine SITS.
BRUCE NAY, Pastor.
An Easter program of the highest
type has been prepared by every de-
pa;rment of the church for next Lords
Day.
AT ZOO A. NJ. Sunrise PRAYER
meeting will be held If you have
never attended sunrise PRAYER meet
ing you will find it to be a wonder
full meeting.
The regular Sunday School lesson
study at 10 A. M. After the lesson
period beautiful Easter program
will be rendered under the direction
Of Mrs U. ]. Bennett. The drills
decorations and music will be. such as
to lift up the Christ.
A chest has been prepared Such as
Jehoiada used, see II Kings 12:l-l6
INTO which self-denial Thank and love
offerings will be placed for the build
ing fund.
Following the Lords Supper and
program hearts will be made glad in
seeing many confess thtir faith in
Christ.
AT the evening hour Mrs. ]. A.
Harrell will lead the Christian En-
deavor conservation service at ZOO P.
NJ.
The choir and orchestra have pre-
pared an unusually good program of
Easter music to be given at the ev-
ening hour of worship P. NJ.
We want all who will, to worship with
us upon this occasion. If you have no
church home You will find one in our
Fathers House.
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MONTHLY REPORT OF w. M.
U. CIRCLE MEETINGS.

Circle No. l has held three meetings
during the month with an average at
tendance of twelve. The business meet
ing being held at the home of Mrs
Delee.
Circle No. held no meeting.
Circle No. 3 held its regular month
~ business meeting at the home Of
Mrs. {. A. Johnson on March E, with
llmembers and one visitor present
Alter an interesting devotional and
short business session the hostess serv-
ed delicious divinity and fudge.
Circle No. 4 has held three meetings
during the month with an average at.
tendance of ten. One meeting for the
purpose of studying the manual, one
business meeting and one social meet.
irg in honor of Mrs. w. A. Moreland
who is soon to leave for N. C..
Grille No. 5 met at the home Of
Mrs. M. S. Smith with eight members
and one visitor present. After an in,
teresting devotional by Mrs. Smith
the circle made definite plans for their
part in the entertainment of the con.
vention visitors who are to be witt
us the latter part of this week.
Circle No. 6 or Philathea Circle. has
held four meetings during the month
in the church parlor with an average
attendance of eight. Reporter
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
NEW PROSPECT NEWS

All the farmers around New Pros
pect are busy planting their cotton,
Those who attended the sing at
Pine Level from New Prospect were
Miss Beck,e Walker and Marcus
Walker.
Mr. James Luke spent Saturday
night with Ander Wilder.
Mr.. Roy Morris spent Saturday
night with Wilbur Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nixon spent
Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert Fletcher, near Triton.
Misses Martha and Mile Walker
had as Their guests Sunday afternoon,
Misses Irene Harrell, Bessie Walker
and Mr. Ander Wilder.
Those who attended the birthday
dinner at. Mr.. ]. R. Smiths were Mr.
James Walker and family, A. Lundy
and family, ]. A. Tomberlin and fam
lily, Misses Bessie Walker, Minnie
Lou and Lucille Newsome.
Mr.. Homer Russell spent Sunday
with Mr. S. H. Wilson.
Misses Martha and Ruth Walker,
Iren Harrell, Mr.. Buck Smith anc
Edna Minshew were seen out riding
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Martha Ruth, Bessik ant
Milllie Walker motored down tc
Mystic Monday and spent the day
with Miss Lois Wilson.
Mrs. M. D. Fountain Of Tampa
Fla, will arrive Saturday to be the
guest of Mrs. S. w. Walker.
Misses Mile and Martha Walker
and Mr.. Elmer and Mathew Walker
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mis-:
Bessie Walker
Mr.. Ebert Fletcher spent while
Saturday afternoon with his sister
Mrs Sam Nixon.
Misses Martha Walker and Mile
Walker will leave for Mystic Friday
night to spend few days with Mrs
S, NJ Wilson. "Pals'
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
CENTRAL METHODIST
MISSIONARY NOTES

Circle No. | met with Mrs. f. G
Hale on Central Avenue, with twelve
members present.
Opening song, What a Friend We
Have in Jesus"
Bible Lesson, 9th Chapt Matt.-Mrs
Beall.
Prayer-Mrs. Beal.
Business session.
Plans made for lunch at church.
Next meeting to be with Mrs. Beall
Circle No. met with Mrs. Dor
rough, on Oconee St, with ten mem
bcrs present.
Opening song, Rock of Ages"
Sentence prayers by Circle.
Offering.
One new member secured for Mis-
sionary Society.
Discussion of plans for new work.
Plans made for lunch at church.
Committee appointed.
Bible Lesson, "Sarah" Mrs. Emory
Closing prayer-Mrs Saunders.
Circle No. 3 met at the home o
Mrs. Chestnut on South Grant St.
with ten members present
Opening prayer-Mrs. Jolley.
Bible study, 22nd thru 3lst chapter:
GeneSis-Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Phillip.
and Mrs. Jolley.
Short business session.
Next meeting to be with Mrs. Chas
Garwood.
Circle No met at the home of Mrs
w, l.. Waites on West Jessamine St.
with nine members present.
Opening song, Near the Cross"
Bible lesson. 22nd chapter Acts
Mrs. Langston.
Plans made for lunch at church.
Reading-Bobbie Burns
Minutes of last meeting.
Roll call.
Lords prayer in concert.
Circle No. S met with Mrs r. F
Lee on South Lee street, with l.
members present.
Opening song-All Hail the Powe
81 Iesus' Name
LORD praycr
Discussion of building new church g.
Fund STATED for building.
Bible study review of Genesis ant
Exodus.
Cue new m'ilber secured for Circle
Chasing rrnye--Mrs. Cecrs: Reg
erS.
Circle No. 6 met with Mrs. J. NJ
Mcdonald with ten members pres
emf.
Opening song, Savior. Like
Shepherd Lead Us"
Prayer--Mrs. Willis Mcdonald.
Reports on How | Earned NJ,
Dollar" by Circle members.
Plans for lunch at church.
Committees appointed
Bible study. 9th to And chapter
Gensis-Mrs Mcdonald and Mrs. w
F. Jones.
Bible lesson. 18th Psalm--Mrs
Jas. Paulk.
Closing prayer-Mrs w. F. Jones
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
THE RESURRECTION
STORY

An Easter Cantata to be rendered
by the Choir of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sunday evening al
eight o'clock, Mr.. Burr Stokoe, di-
rector
Introduction. Rejoice, the Lord
. is Risen"-Chorus.
Announcements.
z There is A Green Hill Far
Away, Contralto solo
3 20 Come and Mourn, Chorus
with soprano and tenor solos.
4 FNear the Cross whs Mary
Weeping, contralto solo and choir.
5 Late on the Sabbath Day tenor
baritone and soprano solos and choir
Thou, Sore Oppressed, central.
10 solo. tenor solo and choir
PART II
7 Awake, Glad Soul, Awahe"-
trio, soprano, contralto and baritone
Christ the Lord, is Risen Again
soprano solo.
9 "Morns Roseate Hues"-Ladies
Chorus.
10 'Whosoev~r Beitvcth Shall Live
Tenor and Alto solos and choru.
by the choir.
II all Har'-Men's Chorus.
II Come, We Faithful"-Sopranc
sclo, tenor solo, contralto solo and
the choir.
The public and friends are cordially
invited.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
PRESBYTERIAN JUNIOR
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Saturday, March 3lst, at 4 P. M.
Leader-Eleanor Player.
Song-Onward Christian Soldiers.
Subject-How to Live the Risen
Lord.
Scripture-John 15:4-8.
Conservation Meeting-RoGl call.
The Old Rugged Cross-Hazel Will
liams
A Mighty Victor-Inez Arnold.
Christ Is Risen-Else Player.
Observation-Disclosures Branch, John
Hanger, Rebecca Kirkland.
Song.
Sentence Prayers.
Collection.
Mizpah.
Easter Egg Hunt after program at
Mrs. Evans.
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A BIBLE THOUGHT
u FOR TODAY
MARCH 20
Bible Thoughts memorize6, will prove a
priceless heritage in after years.

MARCH 2o
THE HIGH CALLING:-Be We
therefore perfect even as your Father
which is in heaven is pcrfcct-Matt-
hew 5:48
MARCH 30
A NATIONS GREATNESS
Righteousness cxalteth nation; but
sin is rcproach to any people Pro
verbs 14:34.
MARCH 81
WONDERFUL GOODNESS: -
oh, that men would praise the Lord
for his goodness and for his wonder
ful works to the children OF men. -
Psalm 1913.
APRIL
DUTY OF THE STRONG We
then that are strong ought to bear
the infirmities of the weak, and not
tC please ourselves.-Romans ISL.
APRIL Q
SPIRITUAL WEAPONS For
the weapons of our warfare arc not
carnal, but mighty through God to
the pulling down of strongholds. -
Corinthians 1914
APRIL 3
HOW GOD BLESSES-The Lord
thy God shall bless thee in all thine
increase, and in all the works of thine
hands, therefore thou shalt surely re-
joice.-Deuteronomv lois.
APRIL 4
ABUNDANTLY SATISFIED
They shall be abundantly satisfied
with the fairness of thy house and
thou shalt make them drink Of. the
river of thy pleasures,-Psalm 1913.
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CENTRAL M. E. CHUHCH

WHITLEY LANGSTON. Pastor.
A great Sunday School Rally at 10
a. m. w, R. Bowen, the supt, and his
corps of officers and teachers are ex.
pecting at least $50 people to attend
Sunday School at the Central Method
ist Church. We want you to be one of
the number. Come and bring your
family and friends. Full provisions for
Your comfort and edihcation will be
made.
1880 a. M. Easter Sermon by the
pastor.
7 p. m. .Epworth League.
8 p. m. A great musical program.
This Cantata will be worth your while.
Come.
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CANTATA AT CENTRAL,
METHODIST CHURCH

There will be an Easter Cantat. al
the Central Methodist Church SUNDAY
night at 8 o'clock, cantata of music,
song and worship.
The full program is as given below;
Our Living Lord by Ira B. Wilson.
Hail. Day of Victory-Soprano Obi
cato, Bass Solo and Choir.
The Entry Into Jerusalem-Men's
chorus, Women's chorus and choir.
The Last Supper-Tenor Solo.
The Crucihxion-Choir.
The Burial-Contralto and Tenor
Duet and Choir.
Night Within the Garden-Contral-
to Solo.
The Opened Tomb-Women's cho-
rus. Mems Chorus and Choir.
The Woman at the Sepulcher-Choir
Now is Christ Risen-Choir.
| Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth-Soprano Solo.
Our God Victorious-Choir.
Lift Up Your Heads-Bass Solo.
The King of Glory-Choir.
Personnel of Choir.
Sopranos-Misses Julia Lovette.
Eula Lee Dorminev. Grace Benton,
Mildred Pike, and Mesdames Bowen
Shenherd, Kirkland, R F. Lee Perry
Atos-Mesdames Lovette, Johnson,
r. V. Woodham. Chestnut.
Tenors--Messrs. w. R. Bowen, Paul
Hammond.
Basses-Ciordon Roberts, Marvin
Roberts, Earl Anthony
Orchestra.
Miss Thelma Dorminey. Mrs. Nell
Burns. Mr.. Ted Myers and Mr.. Bow
en Shepherd. Miss Mildred Pike, d.
rector,
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EASTER PROGRAM AT c. M. E
SUNDAY SCHOOL

The short EE6cr program which
will be given by the primaries at the
Central Methodist S. S. Sunday, be-
tween Sunday School and regular
preaching hour promises to be the
most impressive and spectacular af-
ialr ever given in this Sunday School
In the program which follows.
The Easter story given by Miss Mad.
den will be interspersed with Easter
songs by the small children and will
close with rousing chorus by whole
school Jesus Lives, Jesus Lives"
Let every member be present at this
hour and join in this Easter praise serv.
ice.
Observation-Disclosures.
Chorus BE Good"-Primarie
Bible Lesson Evelyn Owens. -
Easter Exercise-Six Little Girls.
Solo, Easter-Mary Helen Woodham
Reading-Bobbie Burns.
Easter Story-Miss Madden.
Chorus, Jesus Lives Whole School
PRAYER.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner OF Main and Magnolia SITS
Sunday school at 10 A. NC. A
Jolley, Supt.
Preaching at 1880 A. NJ. and 800
p. M. by the Pastor.
Sunbeams 3 P. M. and Junior BY
p. u 4:30 P NJ Saturday
intermediates 4:30 PM and Senior
r Y P U ZOO P NJ. Sunday.
We want every member of the
Sunday School to bring at least one
friend Sunday, this being Go to Sun
day School Day" We want to have
the biggest attendance in the history
OF our Sunday SGbool
Our new pastor Rev. ]. F. Single
ton. will preach at both services. He
needs no Introduction to the people
OF Fitzgerald Let's give him a hear
ty welcome Sunday morning.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner S. Lee and w. Magnolia SITS
This is Easter Sunday and also GO
TO SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY
Sc let everybody that is physically
able to attend Sunday School and
worship some where. The services al
this church will be as follows:
Sunday School 1000 A. NJ. a special
programme by the Primary and Junior
Departments to which the entire school
is invited, Mr. Stokoe, Supt., will be
glad to assign all who come to suit.
able classes for the study of the beau.
tiful Easter lesson.
Special music and Easter sermon
at 1880.
There will be no Epworth League
service on account OF the Cantata.
At 500 o'clock the Choir will rem.
der musical Easter Cantata called
the RESURRECTION STORY by
Carrie B. Adams.
A free will offering for Missions
will be taken.
Bible study and prayer service We'd
resday evening at 500
A cordial invit/sion>is extended to ev-
erybody to attend.
JAMES H. ELDER, Pastor
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EASTER BAZAAR

Tomorrow and Saturday the 10y
al Daughters OF the Central Christian
Church are holding their annual Ba-
zaar in the building on south Main
Street formerly occupied by the Sur
prise Store.
All kinds of fancy and useful articles
for ladies ahd children will be on dis
play. Good things to eat, salads, pies,
and cakes. Orders taken for Easter
Cakes. Visit the sale or phone liz.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
Nature Has Made Provision.

Man cannot take enough nitrogen
from the air to affect natures bal
ance. Growing plants and animals,
by the most remarkable harmonic pro-
cesses in nature, maintain the proper
ton, oxygen in 100 pounds of air %
and nitrogen II. Man cannot disturb
this ratio by little nitrogen concen.
traitors.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
LARGE Hotel Stats,

Six Of the largest hotels In New
York city. under the control of one
company, employ $40 COOKS, nearly
1000 walters, besides an average Of
1900 extra walters for banquets. In
all. they have $500 employees, repre-
senting over twenty trades and several
professions.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
EASTER PROGRAM

The Presbyterian Christian En-
deavorers are planning a special East
er program for Sunday evening at
700 O'Clock. Wadley Kirkland is the
leader, the topic being Lessons from
the Psalms, Ps. 16.l-1l". (The Easter
Psalm)
Special music and good singing
Anyone not attending other societies
are cordially invited to be with us
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A Noodle Seed.

During cherry season, Bobby had
been cautioned repeatedly about swal-
lowing the seeds. One day, at dinner,
noodles were served. Little Bobby
came upon tiny piece of bone from
the broth, and yelled in establishment:
"Why, mother. here's noodle seed I"
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BARACA CLASS
First Baptist Church

AlM-To make happy every man VIII
comes within the circle.
MOTTO-We do Things. Phil 4:l3.
We are working towards victory.
Will you help us?
Come next Sunday.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
DID YOU KNOW7

That the United Society of Chris
tian Endeavor has 10000 societies
100000 members and is used by 81
OF the worlds greatest denominations
This great work was begun by DR..
Frances F. Clark in Portland, Maine,
February 2, 1881
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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 next Sunday Surel
No questions will be asked
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-03-29
Honor BeIenos to provlderc.

"V''VT UeTWHHS 70 FF0NIdence.
providence was the first city in the
United States rn have upcnair scLools
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PLANES Of NAVY AND
ARMY WILL STAGE BIG
SHOW FOR SHRINERS

Airplane exhibitions outriYaling
any ever given before will be pre-
scented by the Navy and the Marine
Corps during Shrine convention week
i'm Washington next month
= Naval planes viii give squadron ex-
hibitions above the Anacostia and Po-
tomac rivers. which will be viewed
from Potomac Park.
There will be a demonstration OF
bombing from naval planes and
squadrons of planes dropping bombs
in formation on a target in the river.
4 smoke curtain will be thrown from
the air by a naval scouting plane
and smoke bombs will be dropped by
a formation of planes.
Squadrons OF planes will appear
from behind smoke screens and drop
torpedoes on imaginary targets. Two
divisions Of combat and fighting
planes will engage in mimic combat.
a demonstration of formation flying
Will be staged by expeditionary
planes OF the Marine Corps.
Types Of all classes of naval planes
will be exhibited at the base of the
Washington Monument. .,i-, F.,
The Nc-4, which was the first air
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plane to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
and which ultimately will be placed
in the Smithsonian Institution, will
be on exhibition.
One of the most interesting types
will be that which is now being
launched from the decks of battle
ships by means of the catapult.
In addition to their aerial actiy-
tiles the Marine Corps will erect a
model camp in Potomac Park for the
inspection of the visitors,
This camp will be garrisoned with
the Third Battalion Fifth Regiment,
one of the most famous in the corps
1t won special, distinction during the
recent war and was awarded the four
.ragere by the French government.
Every man in the regiment is en-
titled to wear this decoration, which
is a green cord worn on the left
shoulder. 1t was awarded to the
regiment as a body.
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Navy Racqueters
Down Lafayette

Lafayette College and the midship-
men were the contestants in an inter-
esting tennis match yesterday after
noon. Navy winning by to 2. The
teams divided honors in the four
strings of singles. but the middies
romped away with both doubles
matches. Summaries:
Singles - Lyman. Navy. defeated
Becker. Sc. e-S. GA: Mitchell. Lafay-
cite, defeated Ward. rs. GA: Delin,
Lafayette. defeated Young. 2-e. GA.
6-S; Winslow. Navy. defeated Kidder,
6-3. 6-S.
Doubles-Ward and Lyman. Navy.
defeated Mitchell and Becker. 90. 6-1.
Ga; Winslow and Mudler. Navy. de-
feated Delin and Kidder, 60. GA
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Social and Personal
THE POET AND HIS BOOK

By Alice Meynell. in London Mercury
Here are my thoughts. alive within
this fold,
My simple sheep. Their shepherd, ]
grow wise
As dearly, gravely. deeply I behold
Their different eyes.
On distant pastures in their blood Oh
streams
From watersheds that fed them for
this prison,
Lights from aloft. midsummer suns in
dreams.
Set and arisen.
They wander out. but all return anew,
The small ones, TO this heart 10 which
they cluug.
"And those that are with young" the
fruitful few
That are with young.
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KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES
SFRIOCS

Suffered with severe headache,
backache and pains in my legs and
under my shoulder blades. My kid
neys and bladder were in bad con-
dition. | was weak and nervous and
felt tired and worn out Walking
made me short of breath. Every
morning my face and hands were
bloated. Medicines failed to help my
condition and doctors advised an OPP
GRAFTON" writes Maggie Nelson, Moss
dale. Fla, Fortunately i read about
Foley Kidney Pills, tried them and
got relief."-(A dv.) $50
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On College Diamonds

AT Carlisle, Pa. Dickinson. Z.
Carlisle. ?.
At Charlottesville. University
Of Virginia. 3; University Of Mary
land. >.
At West Point. y. Y.-Army-Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania (rain).
AT Observation-Disclosures, 10; Dart
mouth. 4.
AT Providence. r. Brown. S:
Trinity. 1.
AT Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard. s;
Lafayette, z.
At Worcester. Mass.-Holy Cross
4: Yale. C.
AT Syracuse. \. Y.-Syracuse, 5;
Clarkson Tech, l.
AT Boston = Boston College. S:
Tufts, 4.
AT Lancaster, Pa.-Franklin and
Marshall, S: Swarthmore, Z.
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TAKE TINE TO PLAN
INSTEAD OF COPYING

When you start furnishing any
room in the house. il is necessary TO
begin with definite idea of what
effect is wanted. what type of fur
nitnre will be used to determine gem
eral effect, to obtain a harmonizing
whole.
You would not want to copy your
friends or neighbor's scheme be-
cause you are seeking individuality
for your own home So just take
time and think up your own, which
would be better suited TO your taste.
Baltimore American.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-17
Former Resident Starts
school Orchestra

George A. Webster, former organ
ist and choirmaster of st. Anne's
Church, who is now musical instruc
tor at Hebron Academy, Ne, has
formed an orchestra and quartet of
students. which recently performed
with great success at the banquet of
the Penobscot Valley Hebron Alumni
Association, held at Bangor, Me-, in
the interests of raising funds to erect
new memorial gymnasium at the
school
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Home Now So Happy And Diff
ferent-Gratitude To Tanlac
Is Unbounded, Declares Mrs.
Terry For Self And Daughter.

'sTanlac has built me up sixteen
pounds and made well and happy
woman Of me-" declared Mrs. W. A.
Terry. OF SIS Madison Ave. \. W,
Roanoke. Va, recently.
Il had Indigestion so bad / could
scarcely eat anything without suffer-
ing from gas. bloating and such aw-
full pains in my chest and back that /
could hardly breathe / also had
rheumatism in all my joints and my
ankles were so swollen just had TO
creep downstairs sideways. and
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Coming For
Garden Party

Mr.. and Mrs. w, Bladen Lowndes. of
"Glen Elg Manor" Howard county.
will motor down on Saturday with q
party of ten TO attend the garden
party and lawn fete to be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. carryl Bryan, of
Wardour, for the benefit of the fund
for redecorating st. Anne's Church
They will be luncheon guests of Mrs
Lowndes' mother. Mrs. J. Writ Ran
dali OF Randall Place.
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Afternoon Ter In
Naval Academy

Doctor and Mrs. c. AlphonSo Smith,
of the Naval academy. entertained at
n reception and tea yesterday after
noon at their residence. Porter Row,
in honor of the members Of the Eng.
lish Department. Of which DR. Smith
is head Mrs. Smith was assisted by
Mrs. Howard Mccormick Mrs. Horace
] Fenton Mrs Charles L. Lewis Mrs
Ralph Il. Foster, Mrs Julius w Pratt
and Mrs George w Gignilliat
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Entertainment Tonight
At High SchOCI

An entertainment will be given in
the high school tonight by the
students, which viii include a num-
her OF interesting and unusual fea-
lures Besides The musical numbers
and dancing. thero VIII be a fashion
show. "starlaud Review" and play
let Everybody Interested In the high
school is asked TO patronize tonight's
entertainment