Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-02-21

Mrs. Bea1l, Sr., of Forest Glenn was
a spend-the-day visitor of her son Mr.
Harold Beal andi wife on west Central
today.
| Roy Dorminey came from Emory
University Saturday morning to visit
his parents DR.. and Mrs w. D. Dor
miney till Sunday night.
The numerous acquaintance of Mr..
f. ]. Young of Ocilla will be con-
cerned to know that he is quite low
with a complication of diseases, with
hardly any hope of recovery.
Mr.. ]. B. D. Paulk of Anguilla is
in the city today
FOR SALE-Milk Cow, gentle and
easy to mix $45. Small mare $40, work
anywhere A. G. Brown, 406 West
Orange St. 1tpd
EGGS FOR SALE Rhode Island
Reds, Thompson Strain. Splendid
layers. 81 for setting of IS. Mrs. AG
Brown, 406 w. Orange St. 1tpd
Dr.. J. T. Cass accompanied his
daughter-in-law Mrs. Eugene Cass and
little grand daughter Ernestine as far
as Augusta on last Saturday on her
homeward trip by automobile. Mr.
Eugene Cass met them there to con-
tinue the trip to their home in Green's
boro, N. c.
Miss Dorothy Cass will be home
from Americas Friday the weekend
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. T.
Cass.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Bowling spent
Sunday in Valdosta.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Harseley were
visitors in Rebecca last Saturday.
Miss Della Majors was the guest
of friends in Valdosta.
! Mrs w. H. Hodge and son Mr.. w
M. Hodge are making their plans to
leave Fitzgerald next week for At
lanta where they will make their
home.
Mrs. D. P Adams has taken charge
OF the readyto-wear department of
the Empire Mercantile Co., and will
do the fitting and remodelling work.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. MCLEAN ex-
pect his sister Mrs. Brown Carr and
her brother Mr.. Lee Whitmere to
arrive from Hendersonville, N. c.,
early next week to be their guests.
Mrs. Mabel Salter has been so1ici-
ted to teach the mith-Hughes classes
in Millinery in Douglas. She is there
today, looking over the prospect.
Mrs. ]. E. Alberson left on the noon
train today for Atlanta where she will
visit her daughter Miss Mabel Alder
son for several days.
Dr. Geo. A. Paulk, member of the
Industrial Commission for Georgia is
in the city today making his first of
| 11Clal WISH mere.
The St. Matthews Guild and Aux
iliary will meet Monday afternoon
with Mrs. L w. Frink on west Cen
trail
Mrs. Tabor visiting representative
of the Episcopal Mission Board will
be the guest of Mrs. G. w. Brown
while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Walden re-
turned this morning from Atlanta
where they we're in attendance at the
Automobile Show.
| Mr.. Harold Kassewitz came from
Macon last night and will spend the
week end at home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kassewitz.
Mr. U. ]. Bennett will leave Friday
night for Chicago to attend the ma
tional meeting of school superintend-
ents in session these the most of the
next week, opening with a vesper
service on Sunday evening.
Mrs. D. T. Paulk entertained the
! Ladies Aid Society of the Primitive
Baptist church at her home this aft
ernoon. The Bible study and the
business session was in charge of Mrs.
l. c. Howard, the president and lead
er.
The Sunday School class of Mrs,
0. L. Bradshaw is preparing an elab-
crate banquet for tonight for all the
adult classes and the choir of the Cen
trail Christian Church. Seventy-five
guests are expected.
The winners in the school debate,
preliminary event, were Alex Nc
Donald, Ward Grantham, ]. D. Ennis,
and Fussel Chalker. One of these
teams will go to a neighboring town,
and another team will meet the other
one here in the triangle test. which
will be announced about March |. The
winning team in each place represents
triangle at the district meet, which
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