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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
COAST STATIONS

KfrN tsaal, spokAns-;. diah.r
hour concert
KTCf u5el. walla wslla.-Elisnt
uiKht
kTAE C1lsi. Fuilman-Gite, sigma
Kappa Eoruruy program.
kfO lIisl. ssu FraneSco--T. or
ensstFa :. ?. programs. re, oFehss-
ira
kGo t5sn. DakiAud--l. orchestra
e.t& news Silent nixht
XII ttGfl. tns Angeles. Nick
HtFFis detective stagissl 1:a. lie
brew melodies. T;se, Apollo quartet.
3. ,. pfugremr3 10. orchestra
kIiJ tiaai. tss Angeles astrau.
cnY lecture. $50. PiEKly wtEEtg
EiYta. ie. nrcheufa.
xxx taJTl, Haliywpaa--f. ssrhsa-
ira 5. ,. praEFaulss 10. orchestra,
k0w (toii. pprtisnd--A concert.
10, siroiisfr. until -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
'.p',o,e do something about IT.. :. tn,s ~:

shaving and also as mouth N Si's .ene the safe an'sp'
taught Il" I I pss s d ,n ns 1 ga Apply
IS $ Il:
nd ay ses s clean Hsa Company
Saint Loai,, U. S. H. u,.xvxs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
LAUDS SPANCLER
Legion Head Glad State Has
Him to Direct Drive

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April TO-
Washington again viii be among
the leading statcsr'
This war tho declaration today OF
James A. Drain. national commander
u the American Legion, when be
received notification that James W.
spanKler. president of the Seattle
National bank and leader Of liberty
loan drives. had accepted the sSseu.
tive chaiFmanRhip % the Lagion's en-.
dowment fund campaign In the state
Of Washington.
''Tho Legion thanks you for your
acceptance % tho leadership Of this
movement 10 assure the rrhahili;a.
ton OF every disabled veteran In need
and 10 provide real American homes
for orphans OF veterans Command.
er Drain ielegraphed spsngler.
with Your leadership and the sup.
port Of tho LeEionnaIres Of Washing.
ton, feel sure the state viii make
a record Of achievement ls this move
ment comparable only TO It's splendid
response In every wartime en-
deayor."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
New Orleans Comes
on the 318-Wave

Hers new ono TO nah for
wsMB Ia now IN operation IN Do
5oo-watt glass on siso meters at
New Orleans
Tho pFe.nt schedule az 10 Va
from 5:So to I Tuesday. "Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday
Tho station IL altering three prizes
fof slogun-tiOo, $50 and i2S'
send In your entries to Clyde H.
Randall atAtion wsMB, New Or
leans la
For o'clock bet Thursday. the
Mndrignl clubs recital from XII
lisD looks good.
kGO II silent "Wednesday
night. Dou't waste time fish
Ing foo II after 7.
Nick Harris tells detective stories
from XII (46O at 2 wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
RADIO PROGRAMS
WEDNESDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

kFoA tsD. Rhodes staFc-is 80.
Rotary club luncheon, 4. Hafmaun's
orchestral 4. H1fmann's orchestra
t'tt. Hoppcr-ksliY pregrAml sac.
studio program.
kJit ESQ, y ". Radio Service
Co-t4r1e. markets. I. musicals
lt3e, musical talk g. thsatsr Easaip!
Asso. studio program.
kho Flsl, Hush q Lane Piano
Ca-s mualeal hour, sac, program,
hrCt tae1l, American Hadlophoas
Ca. talk ~ Nsnnsth Kerr. New
Washington hotel orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
AIR DISCIPLINE
is NEEDED
Seattle Stations Swinging
on Broad Bands
RADIO SET SALES HURT
Fans Shut Down When They
Can't Get Music
RADIO SET SALES HURT

n Seattle hroadoastlng stations
L don't keep ON the waves assigned
20 them a lot Of fans are goins 10
start telling the radio bureau % the
department 81 commerce about u
For sbou, . week nov =, least
three OF the Seattle stations have
been swinging an over the dlals, IN.
stead Of sticking 10 their own hands
The fourth stations sarrler wave is
stronger than the music and speech
imposed on Il, with sad results,
One night this week KIR and kiiC
were swinging 50 badly tha, a mod
orately ,seleetlye set oouh not sep
arate them will enough 10 got kGo
clearly. Tho result was that a tune
10 on the Oakland station brought In
the three hroadcastcrs at once.
This may be considered good bust
ness by hroadcasters They figure
they can blanket everything else and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
Music Flood
From KOA-

Two hundred iiiouFaNd dollau'
worth pf muslol
ThlH. In round figures. T. KoA's
menu during penycrs sixth annual
music week celebration and bprlng
festival, May $40.
ElSht hig days Of almost ronlinu'
OTIS melody. designed 20 huit every
taste. have been billed already for
wha; promises 20 be one of the most
stupendoua hroadcaHting programs
ever undertaken,
Altogether more than 1850 per
sons viii participate.
A. Gao "wednesday. Henry ".
4, n1ddcn viii toll stories OF insect
Ire from xxx 3a7i The Holly.
woodland dance orchestra comes on
at 10.
The Interesting weekly lecture
on astronomy will b. broadcast
"Wednesday from XIII HO5i ats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
MIDWEST STATIONS
r.siffr Ttta.sA

KuoN tsat. NiNssua-i. Delta
Gamma asrpFity pfoHraa-
WEAR $500. Cleveland 81.
wEAF program rslzYsstf :. eTgiss.
Na.
WHO fa1st. ne. asinrs--zs fe.T.
musical program! $40. dance pro.
gram
koA txsal. psaFer--aiisnt ntght
CNRw Gao. wtnnips9 stu
do pfuzfsrn
CsHr tt5os. CAigaFY--1. c. y. r.
a. symphony aFrbsstrs.
voc ttssi. pavsnpeFT-s-l. wEAr
program vsiayed-
WIS tst5l. chirsHp--Niirnt night
ksL fsool. Hais tskx--s-ii. studio
pfasrams
wCco am. rwia ciuss--s.s. aa.
do programs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
New York Program
May Be Heard Here

Northwest fans may hear nm At
watorKent program from WEAft
New York. sta either woo fSil at
Dnyenp0ft Ia, or WEAR (spo) %
Cleveland Thursday evening nest
The Davenport station win ffbfoad-
east frem 20 s. the Cleveland sta
ton from 70 .. Pacific time, The
Atwuler. Kent orchestra viii play
HcrberiH "YeHefih0ughta,' hnHaa-
nets suite g. CD WeberH "lnFlr
iation 10 the Dance" DebuHy's I'm
Batoau" ana other hirf according 70
Gordon Prentice. u Sunset Electric.
seattle distributors Tor AK. equip
mcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
Denver Will Help
Put Babes Asleep

II you want 20 40 to a show ana
have trouble IN getting what arc
humorousiy known an "thc little
ones" 10 sleep. koA lasp will
help you Monday and Wednesday
evenings al ESQ. a Sandman Hour
for tho so-called ''klddies" leaks out
over the Denver mike AT those
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
All-Night Program
Friday From WEAR

n you can get and hold WEAR
$500 M Cleveland between y. 90.
next IsTidny evening ana "a. m.
Saturday morning Pacinc time. you
may hear the Midwest station talk
ing 10 balloonlsts taking part IA the
international balloon races from 81
Joseph. $40.
The Goodyear broadcnslcr has ar
ranged special program 10 while
away the monatony Elm between
times II win be continuous an
night. ending az dawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
tAdvcrtiH-msrp
Middle Age Ills

No longer need gasaaands be als,Fvsssa
and ran. siowa With bladder ard hidnsY
Troubles saug stemR~n Ess AHd torpid
iirs4--vaaalng Tired ;ssiinE. tsFNArhFs
rheumafir paias. etc. Phssietans have
knawu fer years - F.utafaAhls Holland
oil which restores the run.dgrn ~ NAna
70 norynat working order 0ftsa w.tbln
- hours Ths ealy reason why " aAs
nas 6srn Ntdsiy used its serT dts-
aErs.ahls taste. uut thts has nos been
entirely overcome ~ paitiHx q W ~
tsstsless cagsaizs uaasF ths NAME % Rcd
Mllt Haarlsm OIL rsa viii be smaasd
hos aaiekiy u hsmishss ypaT diusrsHsing
symptoeps ard ypu fs@i Ike rev uefs
SOP. Costs onIY 20 csu's. ard cold vpdsr
an absolute massy-bark Eusfsrtss ~
OeI Drug atares. nastsii nraE Co. O. O
Cay. Inc. AID othaT good dfuKKsrts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
THURSDAY
si.ArrlE STATIONS

kfoA ustb. Hhodes' sitare-i7iEo.
Hoo il0o lunchvon Z. HefInAnu'n or
chestfAi silent night
hJH (iAD, ~ ", Radio Arryics
co.-tgEso markets 4. musicale
81. hotua sroueaica talk 9, The
Aisf npNai silent until 1880. kjH
order " natA
kliQ tniAi. Hush and Lane Piano
Ca. musical hour. silent night
krCL t1aal, American Hadiophona
Co, -Hilgng might
COAST STATIONS
kfAE tsisJ. INdlimAn - Silent
Nror cs0. wan. w.na ,.i,.
programs,
KFrr cssSl. spoksns dinner
hour program
krd ttssi. Ran Fransire-s 40.
oreheHss. z. .. ersisgrssi .. studio
program 70, orchestra
XIX tssDi. oaaiand---7. nsss 81
tsnt nisht
kGo tsdil. oakisna-1iis. No.
walks golf lesson .. Brunswick RIA.
aipia nisht. 10. arehssrs
Nj is1l, t,os Afnsiss-f. Mad
riEsi club; .. ,. 10, proKrsms
XIII ttoab. Las AnEsiss-I Nu,
hsaith tAls. .. saaasa program. ..
studio program. 10, prrhsAtrs.
xxx tassl. Los Angeles 80.
xxx Players ., programs 10.
orchestra! ~. q. 4. &. Campus niEht.
kGw ftei1. rur,iaDa--T. Long
Bell program frpnt WkB. ~, Malt.
netnah heisI kifalisrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29

EAlR varningi A. 8 o'clock
Il Friday Voc VIII broad.
cast playlet called Hot
Lunch Clubs-oh. what Fun"
The sex appeal ~ said 20 be
sadly lacking. ana We don't
want you coming In with com.
plants after It's all over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29

TOR Viii, he ,'s sa a; %s; s ''
'ssss '.s, ~ vi, a sss?.. s'
. s &C.; Sss s :' finally led y"
AK his barber. ,,,.rne," the barber " s IL. oyn
s p. s' ,Sa' used day alter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
MIDWEST STATIONS
trasiftr 1Imrl

KroNi tstD. ais-suis-s.tf mag
krta sllant night,
voc Cisn. Davenport. musieai
pFoEfsu
Wis taisl. caleREo--t.i. studio
prcFrnus-
wrNC asa. nerinn ssrsHEs-s3fs.
classical program,
RoA tsrsl. Denysr--53ie. ordsr %
p~NaiAy program.
WEAR tseal. cleveland -t,i. Gin
nsF concert
craze tisoi, CalxAry--s.,s-Tisk.
ttwaia program
cscs tsisl. Esmauisn--s-T. s,a-
SO pFpGram.
ksL ssoal, SALE t-Aks-t-is. pro.
srnnIet
wcco uiD. Twin cltiss-i ss.ie.
program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29

special dinner hour program siyon
ny tho too huo club In observance Of
forrest week viii be broadcast 81 ~ 20
a. IN. Thursday from kFpA tGil. WI.
ieiu y, NeiEle farvat supervisor. viii
tAlk on timber conservation
" Allen. international ehtenaln OF
tho Order 81 ltoa Hoo viii talk On prnn-
ilral rrfursatstion and Intelligent ran-
HsrNhtinp. The msytius viii be held IN
tho spanish iopm az The Olympic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
SsFhe Radio Star

otco seattle ans 20 lihtan ia them
As a matter of fact the average fan
shuts dpNn IN disgust
Retailers Of radio sets get 40 cont
fort from tho practice, either, II
the hankeung continues there viii
bo no sale for multitude sets. be
auso all a fan viii DO able to get
viii hc locals-and a onc.tubcr viii
bring them In.
OF COURSE. about midnight. when
the locals shut down, there Is
chance 20 set Debut all OF us don't
stay up until midnight every night
The average fan gets his music be-
tween , and 10,
Excerpts from III rrovatore' are on
me Hamann orchostrU'a diuuvr hpNt
program. broadcast ny the Pacific states
Electric company nom kfhA tai, AZ
3 "Wednesday rha prpEram.
wedding OF the Roses r-r.fr rJes7Tl
spanish Uhapsody'' .,ss.rs,- Cit gbrivl
~ TroNatare ,,rst+ .sssssssrsstt NN'"l
"PrriJds la poluse' .,..,,s.. .st.-HA'i s
"Spauiah Dance .st.ssf''t M1asAeNp@'
Three radio stations Nlll broad
cast program celebrating the BOTH
anniversary OF the Lone Bell Lum'
Der Co, Thursday evening
The program az Kansas city,
company headquarters, win be re-
Iaycd from wHR NJ that city, thru
WFAA, at DALLAS, and then TO
KGw. at Portland.
AZ the same time a banquet VIII
bo held at Lnngview. Wash. A re.
sponso from the Langvisw gather
Ing to the Kansas CITY program VIII
be broadcast by the same stations
The program starts at and ends
at ?. Pacific time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
BUENA VISTA

The district missionary meeting
was held at the Methodist church
last Friday 4 large number of
visitors and delegates were present,
aud an interesting service was en-
ioNed, A delightful luncheon was
served az the church at noon.
Superior Court convened in Ruena
Vista last week. Judge Mclaughlin
and Solicitor Flournoy. OF Columbus
came down last Monday morning and
remained until Friday, The doekeIt
was rather light and the business Of
tae County was soon finished, Sew.
eral lawyers from adjoining towns
were IN attendance.
Miss Nettie Powell returned last
week from visit "a Birmingham.
Ala, and Columbus. She attended
the Alabama State Fair in BirminS,
ham and the Chsttsheochee Valley
fair in Columbus
Mr., +, Il, Reese has left his no.
sition At the Loan snd SAVINGS hank
here and has gone 50 Ss, Petersburg.
Fla, t. engage in the real estate
business, Mr., q, II, Lewis Of Pine.
hurst has taken his place in the hank
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
MAnr A Am WIrM MIM

My wife has taken your nedelne
ana Aas been wonderfully benefited,
Fer over four wears she had trNu'
bile with Neat,ng and could scarcely
cat any food because % this cends-
Nen, Doctors medicines did rot help
her and an operation was advised,
Ner brother, who Is = jrags,SS, sent
heV Nettle 81 Mayr'$ Wonderful
EeMe,ly AMI 1t helped hcv at once,
cannot praise N,>ur medicine enough,
Il Is a simple. harmless preparation
that vvsMeveS the catarrhal mucous
from tNe Intestinal tvse; ana Sllsy>
she SNf)S&mStteN which causes pvaS
,l>S,N all stomach hVeg snd inte$tia
Al ailments, Sae,aalaE appendicitis
oae 3,>Se VIII e>Nv}aSe ar meoey ~
NaNJei. Eeg sale NS Sll druggists,
t&,iN. !
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
AN ORTHOPHONLC
VICTROLA HEARD
HowclPs Pharmacy Has Newest
Thing in Tone Reproduction.
Denomination Daily.

We wonder just what to expect
when We read the announcement
tina. Howlfs Pharmacy would place
on the local market the latest thing
pa Nictorals.
Om curiosity was satisfied today
whcr we dropped in for a dcmonstra-
ton of the new Orthophonic Vic
trola and heard for the first time
music actually and truly repoduced
Not being SO visit in the incoming
Of such words as Orthophonic, we
hurried back TO the Our friends, the
dictionary and learned that. Orthop-
homie. truth in sound
Aud We found that the nev Vic
trolR was truly deserving Of the
name "orthophonic." For it truly re-
produces sound.
Low notes and high notes which
have either been very inadequately
reproduced by the old time Victrola,
even in its highest price from, or lese
not reproduced at all, are perfectly
reproduced by this new machine.
But let me advise you to visit
Howelrs Pharmacy and hear for
yourself the music and reproduced
by the latest invention in tone re-
production, the Orthophonic Vic
Gola,
They will gladly demonstrate the
machine, request any number YOU
want and hear sound truly reproduc-
ed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs d. s. Hogg made
business trip to Plains last Tuesday.
Mr. end Mrs Hogg are maaiag their
plans to move to Plains in the near
future.
Mrs. l.. y, Burke OF BIRMINGHAM,
Ala, is the guest of Miss Jane Bclk.
Mr.. Turner Williams has return
ed from Miami, Fla, wnere he re-
Gently spent several days on business
Miss Virginia Lattimer, of Monte.
yuma spent the weekend with
friends here.
Rev, NJ NJ. Marshall is building 9
new Methodist church Mt North High
land in Columbus.
Hon. j b. McGilmore of Talbot.
ton attended court here last Mon
day.
Mrs. w. d, Crawford has return.
ed from Columbus where she ha.
been the guest of Hon. and Mrs. B.
S, Miller.
Mr. b. p. Stevens spent last Wed
nesday in Columbus.
Mr. James Croxton of Montezums
was the guest of his paretns, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Croxton, last week
end.
Mr. Boyce Grier went to Column
bus last Wednesday afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
HIGHLAND PLANS
BIG REVIV VAL
ID Fred Jenkins. OF Columbus,
IL Principal Speaker fot the
Meeting

HIGHLAND. Ga. Nov he
ginning Thursday night Of this week.
at the Christian tmut,u. ~. Erred
Jenkins. of Columbus. and one of
The most enthusiastic workers Of the
Columbus iftnngeiplir Club. viii
launch . series Of revival mretDnpa
81 liiehlnud that ave anticipated to
accomplish much good before The
meetings come TO an end some ten
days later,
IN jenkina has been actively on
saged Ia uuuhef 81 these moctiupp
IN his home CITY aud throughout thiu
section Of the state for the past Hey.
erpl munhH and everywhere that he
hns conducted these meettnga much
good has been accomplished
The series of meetings are lu be-
under The nuspyeH of tho Eichlnnd
tuainpsp Meme nthe class aud viii
be altogether mdpnomtnationAl in
eotar ns being apunaurpd hN ANY par
tiCular church OF denomination, bat
will be attended by memherp and
active leaders Of all the churches Of
Nthlahd aud adjoining toNne aud
communities
Beginning fhuradaN morning the
hasiheeH mtn viii begin dailt pray
et meeting IN the Masonic Htdl aud
each day az ten e'olaek these pray.
81 Her>iees viii he held In the AZ.
ternoone the ladies' will hold Get
tage prayer meeting az the different
homes about The city.
The nishl setNleee viii commence
each night az 6lAN o'oiouk with al
thirty minutes congregational eons
sewiee aud this followed bv htApf
choir sens service which viii proceed
the evening measasee hy nr Jenkins
and euth ether srsakers "a he may
dep'snate from time to time,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
MUSICAL kIrTlES
All RYLANDER

The Cameron Musical Kitties. n
musical act in which the Camerous
use nine musical instruments is an
added attraction of the Rylaadcr
program for this evening,
MIR, Field. Manager of the local
theater announces to HE patrons that
he has secured this attraction for
one night only at an added expense
and nvtes them t, hear their must.
cal act.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
INVITED TO ATTEND
WEEK or PRAYER

All members of the Missionary
Society Of the Firat Methodist
Church are urged TO attend the week
of prayer aervieos at the Church
rhmsday aud Friday November bth
and 9th, al Z o'clock
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
STRAWBERRY CITY
ANSWERS WINTER CALL

PLANT CITY, Fla, Nov. A.
Strawberries! This midsummer cry
in Northern and Western cities will
soon be echoed here when the Flor
ida berry growers begin gathering
their crops. The greatest yield of
the local fields comes shortly after
Christmas when thousands Of crates
are shipped to distant markets.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
DISAPPOINTED BRIDES
RETURN TO FRANCE

PARIS-Disappointed war brides
are returning daily from America to
their homes in France. 1t has been
estimated that as many as 30 per
cent of the marriages between
American soldiers and French girls
have resulted in a failure. The re-
turning women come back either on
their own free will or are sent back
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

Strawberries require a special
method Of cultivation, involving ex-
pensive irrigation systems and con-
slant field work. The crops in this
vicinity are valued at more than ST.
100000 year and the strawberry
acreage is constantly increasing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
n Buona Vista.

III buona vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wooten and
family visited friends and relatives
in Columbus last week
Hon. and Mrs J. s, Burgjn have
been spending the past week in Flor
ida.
Miss Pearl Lowe Hammer of Co
lumbuS, spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. J T., Lowe.
MIR. Rogers Williams of Ellaville
attended court here last week
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
LITERARY Clun WILL.
MEET THURSDAY

rbr Women'a Literary Club viii
meet on Thursday afternoon at S;30
o'clock at the home of Mrs u, l.,
Catawell on Ice street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Books are now open for regis
tration for primary to be held Nov
18th 1925. Books close Nov. llth,
1925.
A. D. GATEWOQD. JR.,
Clerk and Treas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04
.al.1: ::!..!

NNs tMHrtt ANDERSON
AND MRS. BAILEY rrrERrAlNS
THEIR CLuB
Alts rmurts Audtlr vHd Mrs
Eugene nail, were Joint hostcapcr
to their bridge club on Tuesday pf
trruoon at the home Of Mrs Ander
on ou lee street
Iho home wpH beautifully decotat.
ed IN roses and lovely chryanntho-
NUNS, Only the club members and
a few additional trionda were invit
ed The high score prise was love
l} brass door i,noeker aud Mrs. ! T.,
Hudson who Ia the guest Of Mira.
Audornon was presented with brass
belt
After Ra mtrrcntlng game OF
bridge. hot luncheon was served
tho guests
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

by their husbands. A favorite trick
is for the husband to send his French
wife across the sea for visit and
then discontinue writing to her.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

Mrs, Marshall u ConawaN aud
loNeN little daughter. Betty Jean
ut Sarasota. Fla, arrived Sunday az.
ternoon To be the guests of Mr. and
Mira, Albert uaris at their home on
tlAtrold Ave,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04


Ned Johnson and Bob Harvey LEFT
this morning for Tampa Fla. where
they have accepted positions, They
made the trip By motor
Mrs. II r.. Turner and Mrs. G. W.
Berfeld arc spending several days in
Montgomery, Ala, whore they went
to attend the Alabama State FAIR.
Mrs Turner IL tho guest of her
brother and Mrs, Barficld rs visiting
her sister.
Mrs, Clyde Johnson left Tuesday
Tor jacksonville. Fla. to visit her
father,
Tho many friends of little Theresa
Clore viii be glad to learn that she
Is improving after an illness Of scv-
oral weeks with Diptheria.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

Mrs. \. +, hudson ot Augusta, Ga.
h the guest Of Mira, Emmett Il, An
dcrson az her home on South l4oe
street,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

1t is unusual to put on sale at this of the year but
circumstances seem demand it Our prices marked
in plain figures and all you have do is deduct 3 per
cent on Mems Suits and onehrd Boys Suits and then
YOU have the price today,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

Miss luey Lane is the attractive
guest Of MrS, Nendau oliver N
StateSboro. Ca
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

The friends " MISS Isabel Chun'
Viii regre, 20 learn tNat she is very
sick At her homo on MeEarrA)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-04

Mrs, {, h. Underwood on hamp'
ton Street has as her guest Tues
dav, Mrs Elisa Minis ana Miss Mary
Minus Ut Preston,