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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Raising Turkeys Helps
Destroy Grasshoppers

Development Of Wyoming rs a tur-
key-l,itt. tGina section has been urged
by extension workers Of the Staye and
!hp Tinted States Department of Ag
!'icultHre for three reasons Tie eli
mate Induces fattenilg IL tii'ir to place
the stock early @n he holiday mar
ketS: live stock growers ns'":i = sup
elemental cash! crop; and where 'hsre
are >U:ticien! turkeys, 2rasSh"Ep@rs
cease 70 be /; liability and hcco!te an
asset. for these birds have Il hissl! 70
gard for lie graSsliurpcr, anfi sarge
appeiteS.
III Park county alone Thanksgiving
ahip.letl totaled over $4,000 nountiS Of
turkey after four years emphasis Gu
turkey production. i}i>g Horn. Fremont,
G,,.,Iiei.. and other ,Gunties have l.I;,ic
a;'niar progress.
Increased inle,ess in good stock and
good management of tie flock wa.
fostered by counIy agents and other
extension workers. with the result that
in one year the average weight of the
turkeys skipped To market was two
ponds heavier than those of the PIE
cedinG season. and This years ;.rGp j.
said to show even greater advance
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
ON AMERICAS MAIN STREET

Superintendent Harris, of the Charlton
county schools issues a monthly informative
bulletin to people and keeps them advised OF
the progress of his schools, and the county gen.
crallv. Here is an item from recent bulletin
which he headed, "On Americas Main Street" "
referring, of course, to the Central Dixie High
way which traverses his county.
1.-THE happiest phrase have heard in years
was the one recently used by Mr.. Mallard
when he said that we were on the Mai nStreet
of America. Fully quarter Of million strang-
crs are passing through our country every
month in the year. The possibility of impress
ing on them the advantages which are pos
.,cased by this county must appeal to every cit
izen who stops to think. If we will build roads
and schools and homes that will impress these
travellers on the Main Street of America many
Of them will eventually buy property here and
locate permanently"
What a lasting credit to all of those who
contributed to the Development of this Main
Street
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
REWARD OF GOODNESS

CDR Cadman Presented With $4,000 on
Twenty fifth Anniversary"
A cold caption in a recent issue at news
paper-yet what warm, throbbing heart
story back of it.
Rev. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman is pastor OF the
Central Congregational Church in Brooklyn
His fame is worldwide. His wisdom has spread
to the four corners of the earth And no doubt
he has made and saved more money than the
average minister of the gospel.
But on the anniversary Of his 35th IN the
ministry and his 25th year as pastor OF the
Brooklyn church. his parshioners rendered
him great ovation and purse of $4,000 ION
behalf of the church and every family IN the
church.
One thousand dollars for every year he has
counsellcd and guided the men. Womtn, boys
and girls of his congregation.
Whether Dr. Cadn2an needs the money is OF
20 consequence.
His people, his families, gave him the purse
and a great ovation out Of their hearts, notI
tehir pocketbooks. They adopted his practl-
cal method 90 express their thanks to the man
Nno has devoted the prime years OF his lie roI
teaching them something aside from. the blunt
nd british battles of every day. He hasI
1;:ught his folks the principle Of good will.
They have only repaid him.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
HENRY VAUGHN LAID TO
REST IN MT. OLIVE
CEMETERY

The remains ct Henry Vaughn.
who passed away Sunday at Jackson
vile, arrived here Monday night and
were laid to rest il Mt. Olive Gene
tlrr HucGay aftern@on, Rev. j. F.
Singleton CT th2 First Baptist Church,
officiating,
The deceased was d former en-
ployee Of the A.. B. & A. Railway
and held responsible position with
The Florida Eas5 Coast at the time OF
his death. His mother, Mrs. c. r.
%aughn, went to Jacksonville last
Friday n response to telegram, in
!, ,...t,;,& Gi;c i~>-Tli;y O. the serious i'll
- ( IL son and was joined
tn ~ IL vaughn Sunday, who ar
:3,ro3 prior u 1ho fi"a! end, his sen
aYle,;.eg hii:i, having retained 1ull
consciousness 70 the last.
The deceased is survived by his de-
voted N:fa and TWO children, his grief
stricken parents. Nj. ant, Mrs. C. +.
VAUGHN Of $50 f. Magnolia Street,
two sisters, Cornelia and Jewel of
jacksonville, and Alma Of this city
and one brother, 3. B. Vaughn,
Messrs. Clarence Miller, Lloyd
Meeks. C. C. Petty, S. f. Jordan,
Isidor Gelders and Chas. Hitch, Jr.,
members of Fitzgerald Lodge of Odd
Fellows, acted as pail bearers, the
deceased being member of Jackson
vile Lodge, /. o. o. F.
Profuse floral offerings from his
former railway employee associates
and also from the employees of the
Florida East Coast as we'll as many
beautiful pieces from local friends of
the family, .attested the love and es-
teen in which the deceased was held.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18

healthy and prosperous if we would OILY take
hold of ourselves and stop the silly, name, use
less, strengthening habit Of harasslng our
selves with worry.
The weather won't change anu the landlord
will remember you anyhow DESPITE all your
worrying. The doctors bills will be higher
and the imaginary troubles will be changed
into real ones in proportion as you persist IN
worrying
Get rid of it, student. Kill it, business man.
Junk it, madam. Crush it, everybody
It's all in you rhead, anyway, and II you
don't clean up inside you'll literally think your
self into a hole in the ground before your time
comes
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
OF INTEREST TO YOUNG
PEOPLE

Issues of Attainment" is the sub
iect of sermon-lecture announced
by Rev. Mr.. ,Winn, Sunday morning
next, at 11:30 O'Clock, at the Presby-
terrain Church.
The message is one of special ap-
peal to the young people, and is of
an inspiratiohal nature. In this day
of such unusually large opportuni-
ties for success, and, when proper
means thereto are so vitality impor-
tant, it is felt every young man and
young woman of our city, especially
those who are aspiring to that which
is worth while, may hear this message
to distinct profit. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all classes, the
older as well as the young.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
NO COURT BUSINESS

Superior Court officials went to Statewide,
in Echols county last week to hold the March
term of court, but found that there was moth
ing for them to do. There was not a case on
either the civil or criminal dockets. Evidently
tle people Of Echols settle their troubles out of
curt which is not bad idea in civil matters
Triton Gazette.
Page Nh Welborn Here is q whole county
il Georgia which has not a single case dock
oted az 2 result OF the prohibition law OF any
other law, and there are quite a good many
other localities which can testify to the good
effect Prohibition is having the former law
lccs element IN the state.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Birthday Surprise

The pupils of Mrs. j. H. Benton
caught her unaware with delightful
surprise party Monday evening after
school, arranging with Superinten-
dent Usher that she be detained for a
little conference with him until the
pupils had the chance to get to her
home first and display for her arri-
val the handsomely embossed birth
day cake and the fruit showers they
had planned for her. The pupils
themselves were in hiding when she
entered the door but very soon made
their appearance and all proceeded TO
have a joyous celebration together.
Not TO be outdone by her young
friends, Mrs. Benton made quick use
of the telephone and soon had cakes
and cold drinks to serve them when
they refused to partake of the fruit
and cake they had brought to her.
This marked another pleasant mile
stone for Mrs. Benton and another
pleasant episode in the association #
teacher and pupils.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Wioc IN His Generation

LOW much more splendid does the
usu OF an enormous fortune seem
that is established as a trust fund or
foundation Tor immediate benefit to
cherished projects Oh philanthrophies
by the giver than to be held for
iagucles by ones will and too often
being contested by would-be heirs
and largely wasted or diminished by
tedious processes of law. Sir Henry
Aunu IS a recent philanthropist who
will see his honestly acquired fortune
accomplishing some of the good for
the world that he would have it do.
l.a has provided ample trust funds
Tor each member OF his family ana
has also created this large foundation
Of many millions for the betternenU
of mankind as he sees it, through
definite appropriations or revenues
20 religious and social work and The
promotion of international peace.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Alfalfa Rated High

Alfalfa is a valuable dairy feed
Many farmers who have alfalfa and
their own corn and oats are only pay
ing about $50 a ton for grain mix
lures this winter. Alfalfa not only
makes it possible to have cheap
grain mixture but helps cows give
more milk than any other roughage
will. If alfalfa is not already grown
on the farm, get in touch with the
county agent and have your soil tested
for lime requirements; also obtain
sources of good seed and incubation
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Corn Yield Problem Is
One Of Soil Fertilit'

Corn growers face a problem 81
raising general soil fertility if they
are To redeem production from the
decline which depletion of organic
matter in the soil has brought about,
according to Prof. K. r. ThrOckmor-
ton. head of the department of agron-
ony at the Kansas State Agricultural
college.
General fertility, Professor Throck-
by growing corn in rotation with such
crops as alfalfa, clover, and soy
beans; by returning all manure and
crop residue to the soil: and by good
tillage methods
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18

Fitzgerald enrolled 125 members for a
monthly income OF S275 for its Chamber OF
Commerce il . one-day drive last week. The
Colony Cijy" will have to 30 several times
better tlan that if it wishes to keep step With
the fast pace the progressive cities OF South
~2on%ia arc setting-TiftOn Gazette,
{" i,iiiy agree with our neighbor, but watch
cGr a51p, boy! Fitzgerald Will come up to all
expectations. Everybody that is somebody in
+ gerald will have his OK h2r name on the
!,oa>E roll before the drive is over. ''The Col
on,- city has put the Wire Grass on the map
an' showed GeorGiaos what wonder section
We ,.e III living in.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Special Pre-Easter Services
VIII Begin at First M. E.
Church Next Sunday

Arrangements have been perfected
for the special pre-Easter Revival
services at the First Methodist
Church to begin next Sunday the
21st. The music will be in charge OF
Mr.. Burr Stokoe, assisted by the choir
and large orchestra. The music
will be made special feature of ev-
cry service. The Epworth League
will have a very active part in the
services, as they will put on their
"Win My Chun'' campaign in con-
ne:tion with these special services.
The local Business Mems Evangelistic
Club will cooperate, having entire
charge Of some of the services. The
pastor. Rev. c. 3. Ware will do the
principal part Of the preaching. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
general public to attend these serv-
ices each evening at 8:15.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
ON MEXICO GIVEN AT
FIRST M. E. CHURCH

On Wednesday evening. the 17th.
at $50, following the regular mid
week prayer service, an illustrated
lecture entitled the New Day in
Mexico" was delivered. Mexico pre-
sents 4 topic of unusual interest at
the present moment in view of the
closing of churches and church schools
by the government and the reported
persecution of Christians in connec-
ton herewith. The present situation
was discussed, lasting about fifty
minutes. No charges were made for
admission to the lecture.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Traffic Rules for the Sky

There haze been fifty experts rep
rlscnting twenty organizations work
ing out 4 safety code for air naviga-
ton whose report represents five
years work McCook and Wilbur
Wright, field Officers, are now going
over these rules 10 pass. judgment.
Seine Of the general outstanding
rules th;t laymen can understand are
hat balloons nave q rigit-of-way over
dilIgi1lcs and d.rjgibles over air
planes, corresponding to rules of the
sea with sailing vessels, auxiliary
c!aft and steam ships. Both in meet
ing head on and overtaking aircraft
,hail bGaa 10 the light. A danger
Line OF l,5O0 feet is set for proXim-
ity of craft.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Chatauoua Coming

Chatauqua has not been Officially
announced but the committee has
given out the date as April II to q.
In these busy times month soon
passes and the spring cleaning and
sewing should be completed or laid
aside during that interval, for like
Christmas it comes but once year
and is we'll worth planning for
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
DON'T WORE

If you don't worry, rca'fc exceptional
IF y3r woiT% a. ll9a, aoha 60, and you're
not tryiag to Aill this pernicious habit, you're
mighty foolish. For, I've &nd bye the thing
you ought to kill VIII get death grip on YOU.
And then, enter the doctor preacher and I'M
dertaker.
We might all be infinitely more happy,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
FOR The WEEK
NEWS OF INTEREST IN RELIC.
IOUS PROCEEDINGS OF FIT.
GERALD AND SURROUNDING
TERRITORY.
First M. E. Church
C. B. Ware, Pastor.


Sunday School, 1000 a. M, Burr
Stokoe, Superintendent.
Junior Church service, II 100, sub
iect of sermon, What is the Church!
A service suited to the JUNIORS. Mus
ic by the orchestra. :,
Morning Worship, 4 80; Special
subject, "The Holy Spirit"
Junior League, 800, Miss Carrie
Wilkerson, Superintendent.
Epworth League.
Evening Worship, Sermon subject,
Taking Jesus in Earnest" ;,
Special revival service will be held
each evening this week at 8:l5'
Music, orchestra and singing, undef
the leadership of Mr.. Stokoe, will be
special feature. The Epworth Lea
que will take an active part in the
services in connection with their
swim My Chum" campaign. The
pastor will do the preaching.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Tots Birthday

Mrs. j. A. Evans honored her little
daughter Rita's fourth birthday ami
versary with party that gave pleas
ure to twenty-five of her little
friends. A color scheme of pink in
flowers and candles gave pretty
decorative effect. Two hours We're
happily spent in play and refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and MINIS
were served by Mrs. Evans
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la. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rogers and
Mrs. j.. E. Quarterbaum of Unadil-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Rogers of Boston,
Mrs. NJ. A. Pittman of Moultrie, Mr.,
and Mrs. Wellborn Fuller of Moul-
trie, Mrs. Harriet Goodman Harmon
of Triton, Miss Mamie Jardine OF
Douglas, Mrs McAfee of Indiana.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Salaries for Moth ers

Az investigator il homc economics
set Gu: % ansG'l: Che question
whether mother Should be paid a sal
ary Since his Investigations have
Deen under way he is ready to quit
H.tG say nothing. .iGce ne has only
raised another one still more diff
cult OF ansW ering, Can we pay her
W hat she IS wortii?" Taking en- aver
.,o +: 3tAer with Fear or five children
ma summing up the gross amount OF
her work in 4 year, the figures mount
al so enormously that an accountant
IS almost ashamed 30 face them to
lay ,pthing Of the dozens of buttons
unG auttcnhnies and yards of mend
ing and darping that occupy her
Soa. Z time" throughout the year.
Here is partial summary. Sweeps
,.J.nJU square yards OF floors, makes
30 bcoS. GuStS four to five thou
.aad pieces OF furniture, cooks an
eg3;Vaie1t of one thousand loaves Of
ar-.l, 100 c2lies, $50 pies, peols
5000 potatoes or equivalent vege-
tanlc2. cooks enough meat that as
scnbied would make several cows or
six whole hogs Makes SO TO 100
garments year, while the dairy and
laundry work, the dishwashing and
lawn and garden work of which some
do all and all do some is just about
beyond any computation. That is a
fortunate family when sometime
through the year mother does not
have to take the part of nurse OF
even doctor for her brood and her
work as a school teacher is still one
of somewhat unwilling exaction. A
few hours of real rest or relaxation
are more to be desired by the mother
than gold, yea than much fine gold.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Corrot CuerGo CEority

Tie desire of power in excess
c;iUscd lie angels IN f;,ll; the desire
OF knowledge in excess caused man TO
fan hut in charity there is no excess,
neither ran angel nor man come in
danger by it Bacon.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18

J4,i~o Harry d. Reed, now presiding over
t:.a '1Iycross Circuit, is mentioned for Judge
81 the new Federal District to be created in
Geo <.ia.---Savannah Press
W. shall give Judge Reed our hearty en-
doisome:it and trust that he will hold one term
CT his court III The Fitzgerald division of the
Middle District
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/; TT~tT1ErTrT7EC
( - I.ns .A%AI H. K 1H
ON
i, THINGS
~ ~ By M
Co-CIubs Needed

Mrs. Ida Clyde Clark, contributing
editor to the Pictorial Review and
well known novelist as well has advo-
Gated clubs that bring men and won-
en- into closer cooperation in work
for the common good. She believes
that women working alone for health,
education and the numerous lines that
they stress most in their woman's or
CARNATIONS are leaving out the study
of those subjects of taxes, tariff
and the economic problems, that
they very much need make them en-
lightened voters and capable for hold
ing public offices. Men too need to
feel their responsibility in many mat
tiers left now to women and because
their viewpoint may be different is
the more reason that the worlds
problems should be given mutual at
tention and concerted action. Mrs.
Clark raises the question whether
Women's Clubs perpetuate sex an
tagonism in public work.
Youthful Cynicism
A leading preacher is worried
about the negative spirit of the
young pGOpic VI CuC udy. hAC WI
dones their apparent wildness. and
the careless conduct which is arous-
ing so much censure at present,
thinking it passing thing and due to
many circumstances outside of them
selves. But for their cynicism he has
great fear. The fault seems to be
the lack of something definite to
stand for, some conviction or princi-
pie that will make positive forceful
character like those who make his
tory or even figure strongly in flc-
ton, and in our associates give that
quality we term personality. Every
uch person we recall stood for some
one positive virtue or line OF pursuit
that is suggested by the mention OF
their names. The cynic represents
nothing, does nothing, is loyal to moth
ing, and in the extreme believes
in nothing and certainly accompIishcs
nothing worth while. "Some -
must be believed in, loved and fought
t3r with deep convictions il ciEi,l".-
Ion is to continue and progress"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18

Visitors in the city this week have
been Mr.. Earl Andrews and Mr.. Ed
gar Paterson from Georgia Univer-
-ity M Vernon Gates from Georgia
Tech, Mr.. Tommey Wideman from
Pharmacy School of Atlanta, Mr..
''nss Ford of Coddele. Mr.. Charlie
Lee Rogers of Albany, Mrs. Sara Kay
of Chicago, Miss Eunice Lott of
Douglas, w. NJ. Haws of Warrenton.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Net FOO Old for Work

Aichaelsngelo was nearly fAhxty
years old when the supervision of work
on St. Peters. Rome, Tas intrusted
TO him Ee ;abOreG un TIE hinge edi-
fee for seventeen Years 5t:cee he be-
gan he rcrSf ;,s:-::nn nf ii-r home.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18

j Georgia poit,2a! heading says "Ncil TO
Ei.tcr Governors Race Firm for Bonds Who
>-'e Us sire" o,@mbae% Of ce firm?--Savan-
nah Ncpa
Ii this refers % Neil OF the News we prom
isc oui Fuppoft;,l let him pick his own Firm
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FOR SALE-Two lots. 40 by $50
feet on northwest corner Pine and
Bragg Streets. 5000 for the two.
ROSE GOLDEN, GA Ashland Ave,
Rockford, Ill. 81 1-pd
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Eniscopal Church

There will be service on Sunday,
March 21st, at lib a. m. Evening
service at 500 p. m.
Services every Wednesday evening
at $500 p. m. during Lent.
Church School at 1000 a. m.
Everybody invited.
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Real Teaching

Is brought into the same state of
principle in which you are; tranG
fusion takes place; he is you, and you
are he; there is a teaching; and by
no unfriendiy chance of bad company
Bcrye,'
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton for the many kindnesses ex-
tended us in our recent bereavement
Morgan H. Rigsby.
R. D. Rigsby.
W. Y. Rigsby.
Marion II. Rigsby.
Mrs. w NJ. Parker.
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Clever Woman

Wide-aWake women generally are
familiar with the name of Mrs. Ida
Clyae Clark either through their
reaolng their club connections as she
IL 9u.Lc :. figure in the JOURNALISTIC
world today and well deserving her
prestige. Mrs. Clark is now on lee
ture tour Of the United States and is
not restricted i'm her capability to one
or a few subjects. she mas had
Wloe range LUr study. as she has Wis
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EARN kCT&

r'hosphated manure is much more
valuable than untreated manure
Painting the lowest cellar stairstep
white reduces possibility of accident
from missteps.
The most successful farmer Is the
one who Incorporates into his mental
capital lessons from experience of
o6her farmers and investigators.
When it is inconvenient and often
impossible for the farm family to
make frequent visits to local markets
during the winter months, the vege
tables needed should come from the
supply furnished by the farm garden.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-03-18
Memorial for Rev. Matthews

EVERY one Who knew Rev. q. W.
Matthews we'll also knew his connec-
ton with the Indian Springs Camp
,.2oui,d, having served as the presl-
dert Il the organization for a num-
ser OF years. An appropriate mem
oli&l 80 lis f.onor is TINS year contem-
plo,ed III the purchase of extended
grua.lds and facilities and as an en-
france to the new portion memorial
ne. ysc..4.I1 MS name.