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u. D. c. MEET

The Ben Hill Chapter met on last
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. G. Broadhurst for the first meeting
of the year. Mrs. Jesse Powell pre-
sided in the absence of the president
Mrs G. R. Womble, whose resignation
was presented at this meeting togeth-
er with that of Mrs. Powell as vice
president A nominating committee
was named by the chairman for the Sc
lection ofcand,dates The election of
a delegate to the state meeting in
Augusta on October 23rd was found
impracticable as no one present cared
to go and it was decided that the
president should appoint some one.
Miss Mabel Rogers was elected as
a new member.
1t was voted to return the L. D. c.
park to the upkeep of the city. The
members are each asked to present to
the custody of Mrs. Harold Beall as
soon as possible, a written sketch OF
the life of that relative upon whose rec
ord she has entered the L D c. A
pleasing program was followed by a
social half hour in which the hostesses
Mrs. Broadhurst and Mrs. w L Stow
all were assisted in serving delicious
sweet course by Mesdames J H Nc
Donald, ] G. Williams and A l. Lewis
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CLUB ENTERTAINED

A lovely social event of Tuesday
afternoon was the entertainment Of
the rock club by Mrs c A. Bowen and
Mrs. H. B. Chestnut at the lovely
home of the latter on south Grant.
Several tables were placed in the
spacious living and dining lroom,
where nook was enjoyed for two hours
Quantities of coral vines and lovely
baskets OF pink roses decorated the
house and porch.
A delicious salad course with iced
tea was served by Mrs. Bowen after
the games.
Besides the hostess the members of
the club present we're; Mesdames c
W. Russell, J A Dorminy, ] A Ev-
ans, w c He'ton, Sam Hughes, w H
Lasseter, Mark Mathis, Jas. T Mathis.
Elmer Martin, ] p Manning, w A
Newsome, w H Smith, ] H Whitset,
and Miss Claire Mashburn.
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FATHERS NIGHT AT
HIGH SCHOOL

Ye olden times when the blue back
speller held sway will be revived on
Friday evening, Sept. % when patrons
OF the High School will be united to
choose up and spell down as fea-
ture of the entertainment celebrating
Fathers Night
Other features of the evening will
be delicious refreshments served in
a unique way and the following pro
gram:
Piano Solo-Mr. T;nsley.
Reading-Miss Rose
Violin Solo-Mrs. Culver
This event is being sponsored nv
the members of the High School p
|. A. with the purpose of creating
IN all patrons an interest in the wei
fare of the school.
Every patron of the High School
and member of the p. r. A is urged
to attend fitzgerald High School at
800 o'clock, September 18th
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S. G. c. CLUB
ENTERTAINED

The S G. c. Club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. F. B. Eads at her pretty home
on south Main street
The business meeting was called to
order by the president, Mary Hobbs
and the election Of officers followed
Those elected were:
Florence Hitch-President
Thelma Sherill-Secretary.
Nellie Hobbs-Treasurer.
Marion Frey-Club Reporter
After the business meeting a game
of rock was played.
Later in the afternoon salad course
was served by Mrs. F. B. Eads
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Observation-Disclosures

A marriage of interest was that Of
Mr.. Travis Blackburn and Miss Pol
ly Curtis. The young couple were
married last week in Macon. Mr.
Blackburn is prominent merchant
OF Albany Miss Curtis is a former
resident of Fitzgerald and has made
frequent visits to our city since she
moved to Albany. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
burn are spending their honeymoon
in Florida. Their many friends of
this city wish them much happiness.
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.HONORED AT ROCK
AND BRIDGE

An enjoyable event of MONDAY AFT
ernoon was the party given by Mrs.
Pauline Crawley for Mrs Susie Till
man Moore of Triton.
Tables were placed for rock and
bridge and several games enioyed
The home was decorated with a
protuson of marigods and voral vine
After most enjoyable afternoon
Mrs Crawley assisted by MS. J. c.
Bush served delic Gus ice cream and
cake.
The guests included Mesdames Lon
D'ckey, w A Adams, F NJ Powers.
II M Warren, D w Paulk, f G
Hale, and S G. Pryor, Jr.
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A MESSAGE TO THE
WOMAN'S CLUB

"a IVA EO0E11G L ~
WOMAN'S CLUB
Wednesday, October 3rd marks the
opening of the 10th annual session of
the Fitzgerald Womans Club. AL
though regular meetings were sus-
pended for the summer months. many
activities of the club crowned the sum
mer work.
During the month of June the Smith
Hughes classes in cooking and sewing
under the auspices of the Woman's
Club were attended by 'seventy-s six
ladies, with pleasing results.
The rock tournament given by the
club in August, melted the library
$5435.
The home talent play sponsored
by the club the 9th of September net
ted the neat sum of Sal 90 for civic
work and library.
Viewing the achievements OF this
organization, its steady growth during
the past sixteen years. its increasing
power, is the result of those
IN the past who have each year
opened the little doors to greater op-
portunities and activities. Your presi-
dent urges that the large membership
this year catch the vision OF these pre-
decessors and let's carry on" this
work with more enthusiasm than ever
before With an active membership of
112 we should be prepared to bring
about even greater results for a city
more beautiful and a community with
high IDEALS Ea h department has al
ready launched itself on the way deem
ed best by its chairmen and cowork-
ers. Let us not forget that Goods eye
is looking on us and beneath us is
His Hand Mrs. r. f. Lee.
President
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POPE-RRITT

Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Britt announce
the marriage Of their daughter Agnes
Leona 10 Mr.. p G Pope. the wedding
having taken place Wednesday even
ing the 10Th of September at 10 p M.
at the home of the bride, 41o McDuf
lie Avenue. Jacksonv lie, Fla.
Mr. Neeland of the Lowrcv BAPTIST
Church performed the ceremonvwhich
was witnessed by relatives and several
friends of the couple. The young lady
was born and reared in Fitzgerald and
has large number of acquaintance
to be interested II this event
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SMITH-SMITH

OF much interest to the many
friends of this city was the marriage
of Mr.. Dewey Smith and Miss Lucy
Smith last Sunday at the home of
Rev ] F Singleton, Rev Singleton Of
floating
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Smith left for tour thru
Florida. They are both residents Of
Fitzgerald and have host of friends
who wish them much happiness.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GET TOGETHER"
SOCIAL,

There will be meeting of the high
school patrons at the Building on Fri
day evening, September 18th at 800
o'clock which all fathers are especially
urged to attend. 1t is Fathers Night
in TACT. A delightful program will be
given by Prof. Tinsley, pianist, Mrs.
Culver, violinist and Miss Rose, reader
Also Mrs, w n. Smith, peerless en-
tertainer will conduct a genuine old
fashioned spelling match.
Refreshments will be served. Supt.
Bennett and Mrs. c. A. Newcomer will
have charge and Mrs. ] H Dorminey
as chairman of hospitality will be as
sisted by number of ladies in serving
the large company expected and urged
to be present.
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DADY'S NIGHT
BRILLIANT SUCCESS

Responding to an invitation of the
?. T. A.. patrons and friends of the
Second Ward School met Friday
night at $50 to enjoy most delicious
chicken supper followed by a delight
fully informal evening of music and
fun.
In manner characteristic of he
hospitality OF the people OF this ward
reception committee composed of
Mrs Bruce Burton, president of the
association, Mrs Dan Nelson, Mrs.
*. !. Funderburke, Mrs L. ]. Benn-
nett, Misses Dorminy. Mayo and Van
Gorder welcomed the guests
The mothers who have already gain
ed an enviable reputation as artists
in cooking, outshone any previous dem
onstration OF their skill in the bounte
Gus spread
The supper was served in cafeteria
style from long tables covered with
snowy linen being placed in the low
er end of the spacious hall. Mrs. B. G..
Cook and Miss Robertson served the
chicken; Mrs lsom Hungate and Mrs.
u. I. Petty, salads, Mrs. Jack Fund
erburke and Mrs. F. S. Jordan. relish
es; Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. w w
Perkins, hot rolls; Mrs. A. F. Nc
Naughton and Mrs. ]. T. Stanford,
Coffee; Mrs. j. H. Burke, Mrs M C
Morrison, Mrs. E H Jackson and Mrs
+ ii Chaple, ice cream. Dainty SOU
venirs, miniature school houses were
pinned on the guests by Misses Inez
Mcdowell and and Bess Patterson.
The orchestra Of the Central Meth
odFst Church directed by Mr.. Turner
Brown who is well known and whose
work is much appreciated by all
music lovers in Fitzgerald, contribut-
ed several numbers which added much
to The pleasure of the evening.
The personnel of the orchestra is
T. II Brown, director, clar;onet; Miss
Julia Lovett, pianist, Miss Ufa Turn
err vlolnst Mr.. Sam Jones, vionilst,
Miss Tussie Howe Violinist, Mr..
Percy Manning, A Clarionet and Mr..
Fred Harrington, trombone
Mrs. +. ]. Dormney, district vice
president of the T A brought a
torcefu' message TO the fathers and
urged ali to take an active interest in
the ?. T. A. work
Mr.. O L. Bradshaw emphasized
the importance of music in the schools
and complmrnted the Second Ward
on Their accomplishments in this Inc.
He stressed the value Of harmony
IN music and aptly applied the prime
pies of it to all phases of p. T. A.
Work.
Everyone enjoyed the readings OF
the attractive teacher of expression,
Miss Lydia Rose, who gave "Ken-
lucky Philosophy; Trying to Get
Even Won't Pay; Jaw Shoot Ma,
and graciously responded to an en-
core with Il Declare
Mr.. T L. Tinsley of the music de-
partment rendered selection from
Mozart that was an exceptional mus
ical treat and as an encore he played
most delightfully."- Valse from Mos
kowski.
Representing local talent of the Sec
on Ward Miss Stella Ennis accom-
panied by Miss Pauline Ennis gave
charming little love lyric. Then Mrs.
Burton, the president in a few we'll
chosen words expressed her apprecia-
ton of the splendid attendance and
cooperation and called for express
ions from the fathers and interested
friends. Among those responding were
Mr.. Fred Ellington, Mr.. w. c tones,
Mr. Whitley Langston, Mrs. d. Mel
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RECLINING CHAIR NEEDED

he High School ? T A have de-
clded to supply first aid equipment at
the High School and will need re
Ginning chair; Anyone having a sec
ond hand chair for sale or gift,
please communicate with Mrs. George
Brown. A stretcher will also be pro
V dedI and number of first aid m led
icines purchased
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son, Mr., G. A, Jolley, Mrs. o. L.
Bradshaw, Mrs Frank Ward, Mrs.
II. A. Dickey, Miss Aver;tte, Mrs
Bruce Nay, Miss Prentiss, Mr. w. R
Skinner, Dr. Frank Ward Miss Dor
miney and Supt u. J. Bennett.
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Apples fried with bacon for break
fast. Apple pie for dinner Apple
sauce for supper, or eaten raw, our
apples have wonderful flavor. Nothing
better for health than plenty of them.
No, 81 bbl-Albemarle Orchard
Co, Charlottesville, Va, O18
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Among the visitors who were in
town shopping Monday were Mesd-
ames { R Robinson, Sam McAllister
! + D'smuke, J J Flanders, A M
Stephens, and Merritt of .Ocilla
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Mrs. F. M. Malcolm and Wade are
leaving today for Jacksonville for a
visit of few days with Mr.. Malcolm
and son Walter and will return by Sa-
,vannah for weeks visit with relatives
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Mr.. H. A. Burkhart left Sunday
morning for Richmond and the cas-.
On his trip thru South and North Car
DINA Mr. Burkhart will put up signs
for the Jefferson Davis Highway, hav-
ing volunteered for this patriotic duty.
Mr.. H. L. Manon is accompanying
him.
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Mr. Larry Sword who has recently
undergone an operat on for appended
It's at the local hospital is speedily re-
covering.
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Mr.. Ward Fetty of Marion, O., was
called to the city this week by the fa-
tai illness of his daughter Mrs. Max
Chalker who passed away Wednesday
about noon
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Valuable presents given to each of
our customers next Saturday. Gulf
Filling Station. 1t
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-27

Mr. and Mrs E L Green of Atlanta
spent the week end very pleasantly
with Mr. and Mrs Proctor on North
Lee street.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-27

Mrs. w. c. Wilkerson returned TO-
day from visit in Indiana and Wis
cousin.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-27

Miss Effie Todd returned Sunday
from visit of several weeks in Wis
lonsin.
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Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Morris OF
Columbus were visiting Mrs. R. V.
Woodham on Sunday.
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Little Jane Matthews had the m S
fortune to fall from swing Wednes-
day afternoon with really alarm ne
consequences, SO that doctor was
called.
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Mr.. Arthur Smith left Sunday for
Rochester, Mimi, where he will under
go an operation. He was accompanied
by DR.. R. M. Ware.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-27

Mr.. Jim Wideman left Friday night
to resume his work at Tech. Mr..
Wideman has been taking the pract;-
cal part of his course in textile enc;n-
eering at the Fitzgerald Cotton Nj Is
through the vacation.
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Valuable presents given to each of
our customers next Saturday. Gulf
Filling Station 1t
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-27

Miss Lois Malcolm will be the
house guest of Miss Mavis Paulk fol-
a week
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Mrs. R V Woodham is spending to-
day in Triton visiting her father.
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Valuable presents given to each of
cur customers next Saturday. Gulf
Filling Station. 1t
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-27

Miss Dorothy Cass came over from
Americas to spend last weekend at
home.
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Mrs. Mary Bales from Thomasville,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J H.
Clark
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Miss Ruby Lee of Beach has come
to attend the Fitzgerald High School
making her home with her aunt Mrs.
Quarterman Lee.
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Mr. and Mrs. I, Ge1ders and Mr..
Herman Gelders were visitors in Sa-
vannah Monday and Tuesday
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Mrs. J. P Harper of Alapaha spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Birdie Harper
on south Main street.
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Mr. MILFORD BurIllart was brief
visitor in the city last Saturday and
was accompanied on Sunday morning
by his mother Mrs. H. A. Burkhart,
on a trip by automobile to Savannah
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Phone 395 for Fresh Meat and veg
etables. II
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-09-27

Mr.. RAYMOND Jackson leaves Mon
day to visit friends in Jacksonville.
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AT THE
GRAND
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
SNOWBLIND-A Reginald Bark.
er Production A drama of Canada
Great Northwest.
THE OREGON TRAIL-Enisode
No. 10.
SATURDAY
FACE TO FACE reel feature.
AROUND THE WORLD in Is
DAYS-Episode II
PLUNDER-Episode 7
NO WEDDING BELLS-Vitagraph
comedy. Q 'p'
MONDAY & TUESDAY
MY BOY-Starring Jackie Coooan
the wonder child OF the screen, Char
lie Chapl!n's infant prodigy in a story
that will please everyone and provid-
ing opportunities for a display of act
ing talents unbelievable in such a
youngster. 1t is a story which is GER
tam to tind a responsive chord in the
hearts OF everyone who has not forgot
ten their own Youth. 1t will strike the
popular fancy of the young juveniles
OF the land. There is big slice OF
sentiment, plenty of heart interest, and
note OF humor and a wealth of hui
mainly
Fox News and Movie Chats.
Prices 10c- and &c
WEDNESDAY
The SIGN ON THE DOOR
Starring Norma Talmadge A maste
pee OF screen production. Norma
almadSe--neVer more splendid as
noW-as the wife whose innocent past
b becomes the guilty present Norma
lainadge in a dual role-that of the
girl, the woman and the wife. A
famous play, thrilling with action.
-Romance and tragedy, favored w tn
clever BITS of humor, figure in high
ly dramatic and absorbing plot
Rolln Comedy and Aesops Fables
Prices l0c and &c.
THURSDAY
NINE POINTS OF THE LAW =
Starring Helen Gibson, A story of the
young and reckless West. To what end
a Woman's heart will reach in her de-
sire to love and protect a deserted
child, no one knows, but "N:ne Points
OF the Law will show you how far
Cherie Dubois went in skiing her
good name to keep the little child thai
thru trick of fate was placed in her
possession.
Comedy and Fox News.
Prices l0C and &c.
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Phone 3o5 for Fresh Fish.
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Mr.. Gibson Broadhurst left Tuesday
for Oglethorpe University.
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SATURDAY

FACE TO FACE-2 reel feature,
AROUND THE WORLD IN l8
DAYS-Episode IL
PLUNDER-Episode 7.
NO WEDDING BELLS-Vitaora,b
comedy "p''
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Mr. Jas. Durham returned from his
work in Raleigh, N c. for visit and
a rest of few days at home, having
been a slight degree off his normal
condition of health. He will return
within few days.
Col. Cults is in Savannah this week
on business.
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SNOWBLIND-A Reginald Bark
er Production. A drama of Canada's
Great Northwest.
THE OREGON TRAIL-Episode
Evening star., 1923-03-15

likely to be developed BY its present
owner. 1t IL felt that even the desc
lote, practically trailless desert and
the lack Of natural harbors on the
gulf would not deter Yankee enter
prise and Yankee engineering ability
from laying down q. trail of steel and
constructing quays or piers at which
ocean steamers would soon be load
ing. furnishinE the cheap transporta-
tion that bulky products demand
Triangle Called Desert.
The areas Of most states are well
known, even the parts sparsely popu-
lated. 1t Is nard for dwellers in many
other portions OF the United States to
realize, therefore, that not only is this
but that the portion of Arizona which
ad5oins 1t IL almost equally SO. Most
OF the region south Of the Southern
Faclnc railroad may be thought Of as
q desert on which, small broken rocky
ranges of mountains have been super
imposed In the valleys between the
craggy mountains are numerous
patches OF fertile soil, but little rain
rails and there are pra ctically no
running streams-only dry stream
beds. which now and then carry water
Tor q Few hours until it is lost in the
sand. and very few water holes.
Both north and south of the bor-
der this region is given over almost
wholly to a handful OF Papago Indians
with communistic customs. who range
as freely as did their remote ancestors,
needing to give in their. desolate
homeland. little or no thought to bor-
der lines or TO the governmental
machinery Of states and nations. The
regiop-both American and Mexican
lis known, roughly as .'Papagueria.
and is seldom traversed by white men.
International Boundary Line.
Through it the international
boundary extends. the ultimate in ar
the right nor to the left it extends.
straight. geometrical line. running UP
sheer cliffs and over craggy peaks.
hurdling great valleys and tiny ar
royos, crossing deserts. lava flows. and
sand dunes. until It strikes the Col
Yuma. And IL is imaginary as well
as arbitrary. Little monuments from
three to five miles apart mark its
progress, but these are often obscured:
and the Indians and the occasional
white or Mexican travellers. may, and
do cross and recross it frequently
without knowing its location, and
with no guards or officials to question
them.
"The Mexican triangle Of Papague-
ria which It is proposed to add to
Arizona is even. more inhospitable
country than the border region. In
addition TO the features Of the lat
ter, II embraces g. district thirty by
forty miles, covered by extinct vol
canic craters and an ancient lava
fow, and hundreds of square miles OF
great towering sand dunes that
of the Sahara On the highest lava
peaks of Pinacate, say the old
Papago legends their elder brother
landed from his oask after the deluge