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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-05
TOMORROW IS
ANOTHER DAY
Manager Buck Harris
Says Senator's Will
Come Back

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.--'sTomor-
row Ia another day" Stanley Harris, 81
year-old manager Of the Senators, said
today In the dressiix room after his
team had lost to the Giants by the mar.
rowest OF margins.
cts the first time ever ssw the
Giants In action In world serics." he
continued. but after looking them over
today really believe that we have a
better team and viii 20 on TO win the
worlds championship"
I'VE don't feel &c n we were really
beaten, although, Of course, the Giants
won great victory. The last play OF
the game might have been called either
way without more objection from the
Giants than we made and a game lost
BY such a margin can have only one Ell.
feet on us--make ne believe we can win
with better luck and make US fight all
the harder"
Compliments Jehnson
Harris complimented walter johnson
on the great game he pitched under the
handicap Of occupying the limeiight.
u..r,.d y, ,.ln H. H. ~, :. s.oA |.
rn s ~ A.ssst =. he rc",d hsys hs.n
=, .,;.,n.s "a ,h;.r ~ aasass.d 81
~, ""N s'''"" "' ~ ~ y
A.,a,. Nh, u,.n. v.,.... oh, oors
h..s 80 ,.,,, ~ ~ -. tn,,shs hs,tis
=. an. :" $50 u ~ ..".,s.s 80 ...s..i.
a.. .h s,sn. s'o,s :; VIZ. na,.s. ,ss Wanr.a.
~. 49, ~. 49, "e san,sns ~. - snsas
- I.hnr,, ~. as h,n.ss;s
.Walter pitchei great game" he
mid. SIT was mighty fine 10 win. az
course. hut II wonld not have been hard
Ia lose Ia the man I opposed TODAY,
There were nonaents when victory hung
en- a threaa"
Nes,s uanav
ar. ! ~. ...,... =, -. ;,
ne happless man IN w"n,
Nenas lntner' Who n'Vsnus an wv
Werios series in Whlen MS sou tssss
part, adaeu' In sorry ms motnei
WASH : mere nut ~ senaing ,eiegram
y Ierre hsute 20 tel ner that Ar'
oeat tue mishty 9ohhsoa'
The spirit In the Washington club.
house was not gloomy after the battle
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MISSOURI ELEVEN
DEFEATS CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.--Missouri, rated
as one Of the strongest teams In the
Missouri valley conference, tFfumphed
over Chicago In the first 1924 test Of
Stages Maroons to the surprise Of u.s.
600 spectators today. The Tigers out.
tricked, Out.played and out-geBeralled
Chicago for three periods.
The stellar work Of Arthur Coglizer.
Tiger left end. playing his first game
for Missouri, enabled the invaders to
chalk IN their victory.
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NIKE M'TIGUE TO
BATTLE CARPENTER

NEW YORK, Oct. Mike McTigue,
worlds light-heavyweight champion,
signed today to defend his title against
frankie Carpenter of New York in a
12.round bout at Providence, X. L., next
Wednesday night.
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twice for holding. thus losing approx.
mateiy 80 yards Of gained ground. Eto-
wah was very fast and scrappy at first
and put up a game fight to the end.
though they were outweighed over 20
pounds to the man.
The opening line up for the Phillips !:
Sanford and Anderson, ends; Feiean
and Smith, tackles; Suddith and Cram
ford, guards; Bartlett, center; Grave
lee. quarter; Jaffee and Pilgreen,
halves; GUN, full.
For Etowah Siniard and Pbillips.
ends; Lee an dHuffer, tackles; Hutch.
inson and i1dtcbens, guards Adams.
center Dean leaptain) quarter; Crump
and Miller, halves Killian, full
Score by periods:
Phillips ...... IL o IN
Etowah .,.-........ o. o O. D
ford.
Point after touchdown: sanford (2)
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WILLIAMS TOE
BEATS CADETS
Placement In Second Pc
riOd Gives Tech Close
Win

ATLANTA, Oct. 4.--Georgia Tech
defeated Virginia Military Institute
here this afternoon by foot, the score
being to 0. The foot was the pro.
perty of Ivan Williams, left half back
for the winners who used It TO boot
a placement goal between the posts in
the second period. This placement. the
emily scoring play Of the day, was made
from the IL yard line when Tech had
driven the ball almost to the goal line
and had but one down TO negotiate the
lour yards that would have meant a
touchdown.
Tech had threatened to score at the
cueset Of the game.
The lineup:
Georgia Tech Position V. NJ. /.
Left End
Alefkle ............ ...s.... watkins
Left Tackle
Uery .........s........ Hope
Left Guard
Center
4 OOtc 49, ss.s.a.p ferguson
Right Guard
Nsrpenter ............ Hammond
Right Tackle
Gafdner Clements
Right End
Napehe .................. Pillow
Quarterback
Wuton 's... ............ WintringeI
Left Half
Wilkins ''............. 800. Foster
Right Half
reeves '''.'.......:.... Caldwell
Full Back
Wycon W. White
Score by periods:
Georgia Tech ....... 8 o O-s
V. 81. 1. ............ 0 o 0 90
Georsln Tech scoring Goal from
field, Williams, Referee. Elcock Dart
mouth. Umpire STREET tAuburn
Iinesmsn, Bagley (Washington and
Lee) Time of periods Is miuufas
Evening star., 1924-10-26
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PROOF
OF THE
PUDDING.

The fact that this house has
sold Is used automobiles in f
days proves absolutely our claim
that the prices are lower, terms
more liberal and the cars in
better condition than you find
elsewhere. Here's an opportu-
nifty to turn the low-priced or
small car into a first payment
and take a year to pay the bal
ance.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
MAXWELL
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
FALL INVENTORY
SALE.

"a Maxwell Club coupe. .$675
"a Maxwell 4-pass. coupe. JAS
"a Maxwell touring dem
onstrator .......... 845
"a Maxwell Club sedan. 845
% Maxwell sport touring. 695
'23 Maxwell touring. ...... SIS
~ Maxwell touring. ...... 395
'23 Maxwell sedan, traveller oo5
% Chalmers tour, 7-pass.. 4o5
% Dodge touring. 80. 395
'21 Dodge touring & tops). 375
Dodge touring. ......... $50
% Jewett touring. ........ $50
% Chevrolet sedan ....... SIS
'22 Chevrolet sedan ....... 345
| '23 Chevrolet coupe ....... 425
% Chevrolet touring...... 2o5
" Overland sedan. 5000. 345
Two Ford 4-door sedans 465
~ Ford sedan. 2o5
'21 Ford sedan. 245
% Ford speedster, with top 275
% Star sedan n........... 375
= Maxwell touring. ...... 100
Some of these cars are bonded
and go with our usual 30-day
guarantee.
The reason we are selling
these cars at such low<prices is
because we do not want to carry
them through the Winter
| months.
H. B. LEARY, Jr,
1921 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
MAKE US AN OFFER"
SALE.
HILL & TIBBITTS
RECONDITIONED
SATISFACTION ASSURED
FORDS.

Tourings, roadsters, sedans,
coupes, light delivery wagons,
trucks-every kind of used Ford
one that is bound to meet your
ideas. We need the room and
quick sale is more important
than profits. So come look over
our stock of reconditioned Fords,
select the one you want and then
tell us what it is worth to you.
If you are planning to own a car
Some day" now is your greatest
opportunity to make your dollar
do double duty, and furthermore,
you will be surprised at how far
we are ready to go in the matter
of meeting your views on terms.
Let's talk it over.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
Cn1 1Atl, C<-z1A NJ NIy h1.:., 2SI
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PAIGE AND JEWETT
USED AUTOMOBILES.

Used cars traded in on Paige
and ewetts are very desirable,
look them over before buying
elsewhere.
FORD SEDAN, 4-DOOR, 1928.
Car has been carefully used
and real good buy for the price
asked.
PAIGE BROUGHAM, 1920.
Car has new tires and paint
and i'll hrst-class condition. Can
be bought right.
PAIGE SPORT TOURING.
600, khaki top, disc wheels,
new tires and spare; bumpers,
etc. car has been carefully kept ;
real buy.
WINTON TOURING.
passenger, in excellent con-
ditlon; II you can use it make
offer, a real buy.
We have several good used
cars priced from $S5 up. which
might interest you. Look them
over. Priced for quick sale.
Bring your deposit. Liberal
terms arranged.
Observation-Disclosures
MOTORS. INC,
10th and u SITS. NV.
143O Church St. NV.
Potomac I72. Potomac rs.
FORD.
Tudor. weeks old; l Fordson, mos. old.
Both equal to new.
A. !. STABLER,
425 st. NV. "S'
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Ford coupe 1929
like new S575
Chevrolet 4-pass. coupe, "a 625
Buick touring ........ $50
Ford tour. (balloon tires). 500
Columbia sedan Gully
equipped) ......... SIS
Chalmers sedan, 7-pass.
(new paint) .......... 1900
Dodge roadster (perfect
condition) 500
Ford truck, 1-ton, low
speed (new) ......... SIS
Huplnobile sport touring
(new paint) .......... 625
Studebaker special E tour
ing Gully equipped) -. 1,1o5
Flint 55 touring demon
strator (new car guar
antee) 1,45O
ALL OF OUR USED CARS CARRY THE
USUAL THIRTY 900 DAY WARRANTY
TERMS TO MEET YOUR APPROVAL.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
HICKS FLINT MOTORS, Inc.
g 1907 14th St. NV.
ON 14th ST. JUST ABOVE Q ST.
Phone North 1921.
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1924 WILLYS-KNIGHT
TOURING.

We have just taken in trade
this late model Willys-Knight
touring car on a Chrysler; car
to be sold at a substantial re-
duction; absolutely the latest
model with all the new improve
ments. Has only been driven
from storage to Our establish
ment. If you are interested in
the Knight car, see this job and
save money; the sale price will
be only 81, 1867.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
N A S II

N A = II
Used Car Bargains.
Our new cars are moving fast.
Our used cars must be moved.
Our prices are the lowest.
1924 Nash 4-door coupe.
1924 Jewett coupe (run 1900
niles) lots of extras.
1922 Nash coupe (Duco paint).
1922 Ford sedan (Duco paint. b..
1923 Essex coach (the good 4
cyl. carr.
1923 Chevrolet coupe.
1922 Dodge coupe, disc wheels.
1921 Dodge coupe, wood wheels.
1923 Star sedan, $3.50.
1928 Columbia coupe;
Continental motor.
ROADsTERs.
1922 Buick $500
1922 Nash, 4-cyl. .---... 500
TOURINGS.
1924 Nash demonstrator.
1923 Oldsmobile, 4cyl.;
good as new.
1922 Nash; new paint.
1922 Kissel sport.
1921 Haynes.
1922 Nash, 4-cyl.
1921 Oldsmobile, 4-cyl $500
1921 Buick 375
1922 Chevrolet, 400 ...... 225
1921 Chevrolet, F.B. ..... 225
1921 Nash sport (2), -$4OO & 500
1919 Hudson ............. 800
1919 Liberty, motor is fine. $50
1919 Studebaker, motor
just overhauled 80. ESQ
Fords-Fords-all prices.
On the Lot with low overhead.
HURLEY MOTOR
COMPANY,
North 6441. 1922 18th St. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
See Jack Baker.
II. B. LEARY. Jr.,
1928 14th St.
Fords, Repossessed by Finance
Company, to Be Sold for
the IInnaid Notes.

Eight 1924 tourings. one 1924 coupe. two
1923 tourings, three 1924 dump trucks, one
1924 stake body, used one week; three 1921
tourings, one 1924 roadster, three 1921 light
deliveries. These cars have been gone over
and are in excellent condition. Open Sundays-
coin $40
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FORD TOURING 1924; excellent condition;
attractive price; many extras: easy terms
Your car as part payment. See MIR. Hines
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FORD 4DOoR SEDAN. 1924: bumper steer
ing wheel lock, speedomcter ard many other
extras: in unusually fine condition, at sacri-
tce Lricc; easy terms; your Us part pay
inent See MIR. Hines or Clark, Washington
Flint Co, 15I1 Conn ave
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FORD TOURING. 1921: new tires: excellent
mechanical condition: unusual low price: easy
terms. See Mr.. Hines or Clark, Washing ION
Flint Co. l5lT Conn. ave.
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FORD Sedan, Ja20-Good mechanical shape
excellent tires; SI5 cash. balance. $l5 per mo.
Seaton Garage. 45
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1916 Studebaker roadster. $50
1921 Ford touring ........ $50
1922 Ford touring ........ Us
1923 Ford touring ........ $50
1924 Ford coupe ...... $50
1917 Dodge Brothers
touring ......... 200
1920 Dodge Brothers
roadster .......... $50
1921 Dodge Brothers
touring .....-.... $50
1922 Dodge Brothers
touring ......-.... 400
1928 Dodge Brothers
touring ........... 600
1922 Dodge Brothers
roadster .......... 400
1924 Dodge Brothers
touring ........... $50
1923 Dodge Brothers
sedan ............. SoO
1928 Liberty sport tour. ;. $50
1924 Star touring ....... T5
SEMMES
MOTOR COMPANY,
1907 18th St. NV. Main 666O.
LINCOLN SEDAN, property
of member diplomatic corps.
1923 L st. NV. 26*
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ORD TOURING. 1924. with lock wheel, park
ing light and other extras; S26,; third
35 pm. Mr. Eige, Donohoc Motor TO-, .l5
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Cash. Per mo.
'21 Dodge sedan .$llO 5000
% Durant tour. 05 3l.7O
% llupp. tour. -. 12O 1000
'2l Studc. tour. 80 26.66
ID Hupp. tour. .. 125 41.OO
"a Hupp. tour. -. 195 $500
% Hupp. sedan :. 21O 1000
'23 Hupp. sedan 225 $500
'25 Hupp. tour. -. 10 36.67
'2l Buick tour. so 26.o6
10 Hupp. tour. -. SO 1867
'23 Jordan sport :. 200 $500
% Jordan sedan. 2SO 93.4O
'23 Maxwell tour. los $500
'25 Chev. coupe. 90 5000
'25 Jordan roadster 24O 5000
"a Hupp. touring.
"a Essex touring.
Is Jordan touring.
Coming in Monday.
Every Car Ready to
Demonstrate.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
1881 14th St.
Champlain St. at kalorama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
HUDSON-ESSEX
Prices Reduced.
1923 HUDSON COACH. WAS 81. 900 NOW $s75
1922 HUDSON COACH, WAS 500 NOW 700
1922 ESSEN COACH, WAS. 40 NOW 425
1873 CHEVROLET COUPE,
1923 cHEvRoLET TOURING, 90 w" '''
1922 CHEVROLET ToURiNG. " ~
WAS .................. It's NOW $50
1923 HUDSON COACH, WAS $50 NOW $50
1872 FORD TOURING. WAS 200 NOW I75
1924 ESSEN Is COACH, WAS 500 NOW 100
1923 FORD TOURING. WAS 80 NOW 10
1872 r. $ EN- CABRIOLET,
JUST ARRIVED........ $50
1921 SpTDEBAkER SPE
- CIAL sIX. wAs....... $50 NOW 400
1872 HUDSON SPEEDSTEE,
1923 MAXwELL ToURiNG. e0O w" '''
1922 MAxwELL ToURlNG.. wv Nv" ''O
1918 BUICK M11c TOURING. WAS soS zoo now NOW $50 $50
1921 FORD SEDAN, WAS. 100 NOW 10
Without Question the Greatest
Bargains in Washington.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1722 l. ST, at Conn. Ave.
Open Evenings.
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BUICK
USED CAR DEPT.

Oakland touring, nearly
new -. .s1,o75
Studebaker big E touring. 700
Auburn touring. 500
Maxwell coupe. 800
Essex -" coach. ........ 800
Buick touring. $50
Buick sedan. n............. 1,1OO
Buick 4cyl. touring. ..... $50
Buick 6 touring. g......... 900
Buick roadster. er.......... 500
Buick coupe ............ US
Buick 7-pass. sedan. 800. 1850
Buick sport touring. ..... 700
Buick touring. g.......-.... 1,1OO
Ford sedan. n.............. 275
Ford touring. ESQ
Buick touring, 7-pass..... 500
Chevrolet coupe. e......... 400
Nash touring. 500
Cole touring. g.-........... 600
Dodge sedan. n....-....... 900
Buick 4-cyl. touring. $50. $50
Buick touring, Calf. top. $50
Buick 7-pass. touring..... 800
Buick 5-pass. touring. 800
Ford touring. g............. Us
Maxwell touring. 500
REQ 7-pass. touring. ..... 900
:Iz-.1 rFo~.
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FoRD COUPE: chanically Ok; new tires:
Two bumpers; lock wheel. Apply rear 1877 l.
"
Evening star., 1924-10-26

HUPN0BILE TOURING, 5-passenger; excel
lent coaAttion; $125 takes 1t. Justice Motors,
1915 18th vt. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
BUY NOW
AND
SAVE MONEY.

CA L mo4S l. e.
PRICED RIGHT.
1921 Overland touring. :. $500
1922 Ford touring ....... 225
1928 Chevrolet touring :. 325
1921 Dodge touring :. :. $50
1920 Essex touring ..... 375
1921 Light e Stude. tour. 400
1922 Olds sedan ........ SIS
1923 Olds 43-A touring. SIS
1924 e touring .......... 600
1924 Tour. demonstrator. $50
1924 Olds 4-pass. coupe. SIS
1924 Olds sedan, practi-
cally new ........ 1850
Open Evenings and Sundays.
TERMS IF DESIRED.
DICK MURPHY, INC,
1885 14th Street NV.
Potomac 1000.
OLDSMOBILE
DISTRIBUTORS.
FORD 1-TON WORM DRIVE, WITH OPEN
oody; In excellent condition; bargain price.
Republic IL ton chassis and cab; Just over
hauled and painted; sold with a positive
guarantee.
b-ton White, in irst-cIass running condition.
platform body and cab; bargain at $500.
31z-ton Indiana, being rebuilt to be sold
with new car guarantee.
Easy Terms on Any of the
Above.
WILLIAMS MOTOR CO.,
Distributors of Indiana Trucks,
GIT New York Ave. NV Franklin Bill.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
Liberal Terms.

REAL FALL VALUES
IN THIS LOT OF GOOD CARS
Studebaker Light 6, sedan model. ....... $3.50
Studebaker Special 6, new tires, excel
Packard Town Car, little mileage .... 800
Overland Sedan: good cond ton ...... $50
Dodge Sedan: good running order. go
Stutz Roadster; high-class car. $50
Roamer Sport Model Touring, 5-pass. 800. 375
R1ick I-Pass Touring, newly painted. .. 500
Nash Touring good running order. ....... 375
fIro good o rubber and excellent condition. =. s25
A number of Ford TourinEs to select from;
newly painted. starter. good condi-
All cars cheerfully demonstrated; convenient
terms can be arranged. Look them over any
time; were always open
UNION STATION GARAGE,
II Exc St NE FIR. 1906. 2ss
Evening star., 1924-10-26

Used cars traded in on Paige
and Jewetts are very desirable,
look them over before buying
elsewhere.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

foRD COUPE. 1924; tires; looSs like new;
only 1850; onc-third cash; balance in 10
months; open sundays, 80 pm. Mr.. Edge,
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FKUM s. TO SIp.
Narious Loca tons.
GEO. W. IINKINS 1119 ST
REAR 1915 Nw-ONE CAR 5000
Rear 2116 y n.w.-one car.......... I.nh
22nd St bet y and O-Npw garages. -. 10 0v
W. J. PILLING.
1il6 Street NV.
14l7 7 ST. ..-..-.....-....--....Sl $40 ~
AFFLECK REALTY co. GOT 18th ST
14th 81 AND PARK RID
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gladioli effectively combined ard
filling baskets and low bowls adorn-
ed the cozy living room ana dining
room where the guests were enter
tanned.
Miss Denham wore an attractive
sport model of poudre blue crepe.
embroidered in white, and with it size
wore smart sport hat of white
straw.
Mrs. E. J. Eldridge won the high
score prize, a deck of cards, and
the honor guest was presented with
a lovely rose feather fan.
Late in the afternoon, after the
conclusion of the game, a delicious
salad course with iced punch was
served.
Mrs. Gatewood was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Charles Poole,
Mrs. Griff Eldridge, and Miss Lallie
Carter.
The guest list included Miss Kath,
leen Denham, Mrs. Hamilton Holt,
Mrs. E. j, Eldridge, Mrs. Dudley
Mize, Mrs. Carr Glover, Mrs. Prim
rose, Mrs. Sherley Hudson, Mrs
j. D. Hooks, Mrs. Dick Crimson
Mrs. Middleton Mcdonald, Mrs. Nee
McSweeney, Mrs. Cloyd Buchanan
Mrs. Leo Mize, Miss Lillian Denham
Mrs. A. B .Turpin, Mrs. Rufus Lane
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vases formed a charming decoration
of the attractive living room and
dining room where the tables We're
placed.
Miss Denham was lovely model
of deep rose georgette heavily
beaded in cut steel design.
Mrs. f. j. Eldridge won the Ia
dies high score prize, a dainty nov
city sewing set, and DR.. Wheeler
won the gentlemen's prize a deck
of cards.
At the conclusion of the inter
esting game, delicious ice cream
and cake was served. During the
evening punch was served and conf
potes of pink and green minis were
placed on each table.
Mrs. Crimson was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs, Griff Eldridge.
The guest list included Miss
Kathleen Denham, Mr.. Harold Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Holt, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Rylander, Sam
Coney, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Gate
wood, Jr., Mrs. Ned insolvency,
Walter Rylander, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Blu
hanan, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cato
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Alton Cogdell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Gatewood, DR.. and
Mrs. M. H. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Mize, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Hoist, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Turpin,
Mrs. Leo Mize and Miss Lillion Den.
ham.
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Mr.. AND MRS. M'MATH
ENTERTAIN AT SETBACK

A beautiful party of Tuesday eve
ming was Mr.. and Mrs. Heys Nc
Maths when they entertained the
members of their setback club and
a few additional friends at their
home on College street.
Throughout the attractive recp-
ton rooms quantities of beautiful
marigolds, zinnias, perennial peas and
larkspur filled baskets and floor
vases and lavender and pink pc
tunias gracefully arranged in wall
pockets.
Miss Louise Marshall won the la,
dies high score prize, box of pow
der, and Edgar Ship won the GEN
tlemen's prize, a silk handkerchief
After the game, a tempting sal.
ad course with iced punch was
served. ~us@ sxJVsRssK
The guest list included Mr.. AZ
Mrs. B. R. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lovelace Eve, DR.. and Mrs. L. F.
Grubbs, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. High
tower, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Theirs
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hooks, Jr., Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius McCleskey
Nondas White, of Valdosta; Mr.. and
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MERRITT-BEALL WEDDING
PLANS OF SOCIAL INTEREST

Of interest to a wide circle OF
friends will be the marriage of Miss
Leta Merritt and Mr.. Elisha Har-
vey Beall which viii be an outsand
ing social event OF Saturday at
noon, at the home of the BRIDE
parents, DR.. and Mrs. I. N. Merritt,
at their home on College street.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father, DR.. Thomas NJ.
Merritt, and Rev. Milo Massey pas
tor of the Central Baptist church
will be the officiating minister.
Mrs. William R. Baumert, of
Long Island, New York, sister Of
the bride, will be the brides matron
of honor.
The flower girl will be little Miss
Roselyn Murray, daughter of Dr..
and Mrs. Nathan Murray.
Mr.. Beall will have as his best
man, his brother, Mr.. Tom Burts,
of Atlanta.
Following the ceremony, a beau
tiful informal reception will be
held.
Serving punch will be Mrs. Nath
an Murray, and Miss Maude Buc-
hanan, of Atlanta.
Assisting Mrs. Merritt in serving
will be Miss Louise Conner, Miss
Mary Walker, Mrs. A. j. Bell, Mrs.
w. E. Morgan, Miss Evelyn Bell,
Miss Mary Catherine Burts, and
Mrs. st. Clair Jennings, of Bellair,
Ohio.
The first of series of lovely So
cial affairs given for this charming
bride-elect was the afternoon tea at
which the members of Arts Club
entertained at the attractive coun
try home of Ms. w. J. Josey.
Miss Merritt was again honored
by the members of the Junior Mis-
sionary Society of the Central Bar.
list church when they entertained
with lovely party at the home of
Mrs. Charels Smith.
Thursday morning, Mrs. Nathan
Murray will be hostess at a lovely
party for Miss Merritt, and Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Jack Hoist will
entertain in her honor.
Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Me
larrah viii be hosts to an old fash
Toned Southern barbecue, at their
lovely country home, when Miss
Merritt and Mr.. Beall will be Joint
honor guest.
The last Of the lovely affairs will
De the rehearsal dinner, at which
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PATRON EXPRESSES
HIMSELF. ON SERVICE

DR.. E. L. Murray called the
business office today to congratu
late that branch upon its efficiency
in delivering the papers each eve
ming.
when it is raining" said the
subscriber, "the boy puts it on the
porch where the dampness will not
affect it. When the wind is blow
ing Il find brick on the paper to
hold it in place until / reach home,
long after the boy has passed OH.
When it is both raining and TIE
wind is blowing, the paper is put in
the mail box, thus insuring safe de-
livery at all times and in all seasons.
at must be a great source of
pride to an organization to have
working for it boys of this class, and
/ just want to express my apprecia-
ton to the Times Recorder for ask.
ing such efficient service to the boy
for wishing to do the very best he
knows how at all times" % ~ N''''''
Al
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Miss Edith Carney is spending
the week with Miss Linnie Mae
Logan at her home in Concord.
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Merritt Beall marriage on Satur-
day.
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Mrs. Luther Glaze, of Leslie, has
returned home after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. S. j. Synder, at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A Bailey, John
Bailey and Miss Della Giles motored
to Columbus Monday and spent the
day with friends.
Miss Jane Armstrong, of Ma
con, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Tower, at their
home on Church street.
Little Miss Mary Scarborough, of
Hawkinsville, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robin Scarborough, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs John
N. Scarborough, at her home OH
Church street.
Miss Maude Buchanan of Atlanta
arrived today to be the guest of
Miss Leta Merritt, and will be
among the out-of-town guests at the