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Georgia Crop Values
Reduced Last Year

Value of crops produced in Georgia
in 1925 fell below that of 1924 to the
extent of $27,O0O,OOO according to
the final report of the Georgia Co.
operative Crop Reporting Service is
sued recently. The loss III total vaiut
is attributed to the reduced corn pro-
duction together with the smaller po-
tatO. hav. peanut. svrnn AVID mai
crops. Larger production Of wheat,
oats and oceans md h" er -
ceived for peaches and commercial
watermelons give an increase III tne
value of these crops, figures show.
Special significance is attached to
the comparisons of the yields and
total value of the tobacco, water
melons and peach crops in 1924 and
1925, by DIR. John r. Fain, professor
of agronomy and farm economics at
the State College of Agriculture. In
the case of tobacco, in 1925 there was
great increase in the acreage
planted to this crop with the result
that production was 100000
pounds in excess of the 1924 crop.
though the total value was more than
million less.
In 1925 the area planted to water
melons was reduced 10000 acres yet
the price received for the crop was
almost a million ands half dollars
more than the year before. The 1925
peach crop fell short of the 1924 pro-
duction by more than million crates.
still the total value of the" crop was
So, 1000, O00 more than in 1924.
These figures, DR.. Fain points out,
run true to form in that when large
acreage is planted and an unusually
large crop is produced, the returns
are nearly always smaller than when
q normal crop is produced.
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PUBLIC SALE

Under and by virtue of the author
itv contained in a loan deed executed
by Mrs. Susie Stroud and recorded in
book 80. page 81, of the Deed Rec
ords of Ben Hill County, Georgia, and
for the purpose of collecting the IN
debtedness secured by said loan deed,
there will be sold for cash to the
highest bidder at public outcry before
the court house door in Ben Hill
County, Georgia, between the legal
hours of sale on February 2, 1926, all
of the title, interest and equity OF the
said Mrs. Susie Stroud in and to the
following described land situated, ~
ing. and being in. the county of Ben
Hill, and state of Georgia, to-wit;
80 6-19 acres, more or less, in the
southeast corner of lot No. 269 In
the Third Land District of said coun-
ty; also Is 10 acres, more or less,
in the Northeast corner of lot No.
PAP in said district; also % 10 acres,
more OF less, in the Southwest corner
of lot No. 270 in said district. and
also 1920 of an acre, more or less,
being in the Northwest corner OF lot
No. PAL in said district in triangu-
lar shape, and being the same lands
described in deed from ]. T. Garrison
to j. B. Norman, recorded in Deed
Book %, folio 207-8, and conveyed
by J. B. Norman to Mrs. Susie Stroud,
Said sale will be made subject to
the title of The Title Guaranty 4
Trust Company under loan deed ex-
eeuted by J. B. Norman and recorded
in Book 81, page 81, of the deed rec
ords of Ben Hill County, Georgia.
This January 8, 1926.
E. L. STROUD,
AS Attorney in Fact for
Lat Mrs. Susie STROUD.
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WOMAN REALTOR IS STRONG
BOOSTER FOR CLASSIFIED ADS.

New Orleans, Jan. 19.-Mrs. w. H.
Wright, of Chicago, here attending
the midwinter conference of the Nat
ional Association of Real Estate
Boards, is staunch believer in the
merits of classified newspaper adver-
tisements.
Put human interest in the CLASH
fled ads. eliminate the authorizations
that make them look SO much like
puzzles, always state the price, never
under any condition run a blind ad
And YOU will find them paying divi-
dends in gold" is the advice she gives
other delegates.
Mrs. Wright likes classified ads so
much that the firm fsW. H. Wright
and Company, operated by Mrs.
Wright and her husband, spends $685.
600 annually in this method of reach
ing the public and selling real estate.
Speaking of her experience with
classified columns of metropolitan
newspapers, Mrs. Wright related
that the words hospital finish"
used to describe the kitchen OF a
small house without any striking fea-
lures, brought an unusual amount OF
inquiries and sold the house quickly"
She told how, while visiting the
house 81 noticed that the kitchen
walls were painted to remind me OF
a hospital, whereas in most other
houses of that type, they were cal
cimined.
Telling of a vine covered back
yard of another house also Brought
unusual response"
Mrs. Wright believes in truth in
advertising.
"If one says house has 1S win
dows, it should have just that num-
Der, otherwise there will be no con-
fidence."
In her opinion, advertising" Mrs;
Wright concluded, lis the most vital
agent in the business world today"
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COMMUNICATING CHURCH

The music committe of the First
NJ. E. Church composed of Mes
danes C. A Newcomer, w. Raine and
Kate White were hostesses on Thurs
dav night. last week, entertaining all
those who so faithfully give their
services to furnish music for the
church and Sunday School through
out the year including the special
work in directing the numerous must
cal entertainments given at various
times during the year. This compli-
mentary party was given at the coy
home of Mrs. W. Raine and took the
form of chicken supper. Two tables
spread at length through the dining
room were laid with covers for 10,
decorations being japonicas and fern.
The meal was served in courses and
was quite sumptuous and attended
with the most cordial and enjoyable
fellowship. Those present were MIR.
and Mrs. Burr Stokoe, Mrs. Myrtle
Beauchamp. Mrs. H. A. Owens and
Misses Marjorie and Kathleen Owens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Eads. Messrs.
Ranald Burke, Clarence Miller, Ray
Frey. Albert Mathis, Misses Catherine
Frev and Martinett and Myrtis Cor
lev. Miss Evelyn Brown and Mesrs.
Warren Brown and CD johnson
were detained by band practice. Rev:
and Mrs. C. B. Ware were special
guests
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uyDY DoRMINEY MORLEY

The death of this good woman oc-
Cured Monday at her home on South
Sheridan Street after an illness
of one week from pneumonia.
Her eight grown children were called
from other points and all had arrived
before her death. Mrs. Mobley was
81 wears old, and was born and
reared in old Irwin county, the part
now included in Ben Hill county. one
married and lived for many years in
the Mobley Bluff section ard the in
terment was made at the old country
churchyard there. She was coh-
sistent member of the Primitive Bap-
fist Church, having for the past six
years held her membership in the
local church. In the absence fthe
pastor of the local congregation,
Rev. C. B. Ware, of the First M. E.
Church, conducted the funeral serv-
ices, Wednesday, at 1900 O'Clock.
Music was furnished by Mesdames
VIM. Rawlins, w. A. Adams and
Messrs. ]. r. Horton and Jim Paulk.
The pail bearers were Messrs.- Jonn
Rowland, Geo. Boney, Doc Deese,
J. r. Horton and Rev. Smith. The
survivors are C. F. Mobley, of Way
cross, j. H. Mobley, of Fitzgerald;
L. L. Mobley, of Jacksonville, and
Mrs. Ommie Hill and Mrs. A. c. Fus-
sell, both of Mobley's Bluff; Mrs. H.
H. Hardwick, of Jacksonville; Mrs. E.
F. Walker, of Fitzgerald, and Mrs. r.
H. Troublefield, of Charleston, N. c.
The death of the husband, Mr.. Byrd
Mobley, occurred only six weeks ago.
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woMEN's CLUB MEETING


A hundred or more ladies were in
attendance at the Woman's Clut
meeting held Wednesday afternoon in
the club room over the Carnegie Ii.
brary, Mrs. G. E. Kicker, president
presided, and in the absence of the
secretary, Mrs. E. A. Russell, Mr.. S
G. Pryor, Jr., was secretary, pro tenn
The meeting opened with the reading
Of the club collect after which the
minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. -"
The announcement was made that
a Danish violinist would give must
cal entertainment in Fitzgerald in
February 9th, sponsored by the Won.
ans Club.
The president urged everyone pres
ent to cooperate with the cleanup
campaign being wagedTn the city this
week, and to pay especial attention to
ones own house and yards.
The president also requested that
all are interested in cooking or mil.
linery classes telephone to Mrs. C.
B. Watts.
Mrs. r. e. Lee, chairman of the
Better Homes Committee, announced
that the work of this department
would soon be well underway, and q
most interesting feature. would be
fitting up and furnishing a thorough.
ly modern bungalow that is to be
built right away by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Mathis. This will be displayed
to the entire community as an illus.
tratjon of what Better Homes
mean, and the club will take an alert
interest in this new venture. Another
instructive feature will be the dis.
playing of pictures during Better
Homes Week" These will be shown
at the opera house.
Mrs. L. A. Turner read a letter
from Mrs. H. O. Williams asking tn,
club members to cooperate in put
ting on food show. 1t was movet
and recommended and unanimousl,
terprise. The sale of Christmas seal
amounted to 1914.
Mrs. A. C. Garden was unanimous
ly elected member of the club.
Quite a large number of name
were read by the secretary of thos
who had applied for membership int
the club. These will be voted upol
at the next regular meeting.
An exquisite program on "Contem
porary Poetry" had been arranged b,
Mrs. B. E. Wilcox, and it was mos
beautifully carried out. The opening
number was solo by Miss Euphi
Turner Mighty LAX Rose" accom-
panied by Mrs. Elmer Waites. Thi
was followed by a splendid paper
"Some Acts About Contemporar!
Poetry" by Mrs. Wilcox. A humble
of poems divided into groups wer'
read by the following members, Mes
DANES Elmer Waites. Harvey Mathis
C. b. Fellers, Ernest Hanger, r. H
Mckay, B. f. Wilcox, Jesse Powell
w. A. Newsome, Mark Mathis, w. c
Helton, S. G. Pryor, Jr, w. A. Viii
liams, Jarrett Pryor, VIM. Rawlings
The closing number was a piano solo
"Valse Parisienne," by Mrs. Oscal
Hamilton.
Everyone was then invited into thu
club tea room where delicious ligh'
refreshments were served by the host
esses of the afternoon. These wer.
Mesdams Wiley Williams, C. T
Owens, G. X. Womble, K. v. Wood
ham, w. E. Hale, w. A. Williams, J
H. Wilkins, B. A. Richards, ]. A. Par
rott and j. E. Turner.
Mrs. Humbert Watson,
Reporter.
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URGED TO HELP MEMORIAL
TO the Sons and Grandsons of Con-
federate Veterans of Ben Hill

TO the Sons and Grandsons of Con-
federate Veterans of Ben Hill
County:
There is drive on in our city for
the sale of the Stone Mountain Mem
orial COMA coin minted especially
to the valor of the Confederate
Heroes. In few years the coin will
be lust memorial for the list of
the living gets smaller each year. In
our county there are now just twenty
living veterans and I wonder if there
are not twenty men who will buy one
of these coins from one of the young
ladies and let the coin be presented
to the veterans when they meet on
their regular Memorial Day, the 26th
of April? The coin.is one that should
be in possession of every man, woman
and child in our country and do
hope that every one will own one be-
fore the campaign closes. I also hope
that not one of these veterans will
have to say that they had to buy
theirs. Let's make the coin this week
one of appreciation" in very truth.
Most sincerely,
MRS. w. H. LASSETER,
Pres. Ben Hill Chapter, U. D. c.
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MRS. LEE HONORED

Official appointment of Mrs. r. E.
Lee as local chairman of the Better
Homes Committee eminated this
week from the office of Secretary of
Commerce, Herbert Hoover. This
puts Fitzgerald in line with hundreds
of the smaller cities over the United
States where demonstrations are ex-
pected to be made of Better Homes
during the week of April rs to May
Il This appointment is also a rec.
ognition outside of our own city of
the splendid executive ability Of Mrs.
Lee and her civic. spirit. lSevera
times such demonstration has been
talked of, but now we shall expect to
see one thoroughly carried out. Every
one with civic pride should cooper
ate with Mrs. Lee to make the demon
stratiOn great success. -
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| At THE
GRAND
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
THE CROSSROADS OF NEW
YORK" A Sennett Comedy-Drama
with an All-Star Cast.
Serial, THE RIDER OF THE
PLAINS"
SATURDAY
Western Feature, THE BOSS OF
LAZY Y" :,
Fox Comedy, "HELP YOURSELF. "
Serials. THE WILD WEST" and
"PERILS OF THE WILD"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"HE WHO GETS SLAPPED" with
LON CLANCY as star, and JOHN
GILBERT and NORMA SHEARER.
Love and tragedy in the sawdust ring,
Where hearts ache and hearts break
to- the blaring of trumpets and the
cracking of whips. Where the gro
tesque mask of clown hides the bit
ter face of tragedy. The story is a
tragic, but not an unhappy one, and
Lon CLANCY makes of the unfortu-
nate clown a most appealing char
acter. FOX NEWS and COMEDY.
Ten and twenty cents.
WEDNESDAY
THE BURNING TRAIL" West
ern romance featuring WILLIAM
DESMOND.
AEsOP's FABLES and COMEDY.
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Renew Your Health
BY Publication

Any physician will tell you that
Perfect Publication of the System
is Natures foundation of Perfect
Health" Why not rid yourself Of
chronic ailments that are undermin-
ing your vitality? Purify your entire
syste mby taking thorough course
of Calotabs,-once or twice a week
for several weeks-and see how Ma
ture rewards you with health. =
Calotabs are the greatest of all
system purifiers. Get family pack
age, containing full directions, price
IS cents; trial package, 10 cents. At
any drug store. (adv.l
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ROCK TOURNAMENT

The Rock Tournament to be given
by the Third Ward P. T. A., at the
Library Auditorium, promises to be
an outstanding social feature of the
coming week. This is to be at $3.50
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, jan
uary 9th, and various committees
will be pressed into service to make
the affair enjoyable. Spring flowers
are to be used in decoration, and a
delicious plate will be prepared for
the price of fifty cents for each per-
son. Those wishing tables or single
places reserved are asked to tele-
phone Mrs. ]. B. Russell or Mrs.
Harry Vinson.
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Anniyel sary Column
10 YEARS AGO
January -, 1916

A quiet home Wedding occurred
Wednesday morning, January 49,, at
1000 O'Clock a. m. at the home of the
brides parents, when Miss Vernice
Beauchamp and Mr.. Floyd Eads were
united in marriage by Rev. <. A.
Warnless. Just before the ceremony
Miss Marjorie Owens sang "Some Day
When You Are .N.ine." The bride was
3owned in white crepe de chine and
carried brides roses in a shower
bouquet. Her travelling suit was
green and brown. Immediately after
the ceremony MI, and Mrs. EaGs left
for points in Florida.
Mrs. NJ. r, Whitman entertained a
number. et young. people ON Monday
afternoon, cOmplimenting Miss Ver-
nice Beauchamp with miscellaneous
shower in honor of her wedding this
week. The shades of the coy home
were drawn for candle lighting and
decorations of fragrant white flowers
and cupids beautified the rooms. Miss
Vernice was presented with large
snow ball made Of cotton which con-
tanned beautiful and appropriate
gifts. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The Eighth b Grade girls of the
High School gave q delightful Violet
Luncheon in the Domestic Science
dining room. All the girls of the
class under Miss Geddes assisted in
selecting and preparing the delight
full menu, but by class vote Madaline
Dave ~ -. ..LO -h.illa I.awkcs were
selected as honorary host and host
ess and Matte Sue Hampton for the
graceful waitress. The table decor
atoms, place cards and favors car
ried out the violet idea in beautiful
way. The dessert, too, of this Gle.
presenting the same color note. The
guests were Mcsdames j. E. Ander'
son, E. N. Davis, Lon Dickey, l
Gelders, A. E. Jones and A. H. Thur
mond.
Visitors in the city have been Mr.
and Mrs. w. M. Tyson of Adele; Mr.
Ben Williams, of Rhine; Rev. E. j
Hammond, of Atlanta; MIR. R. A
Waggoner, of Birmingham; Mrs. w
H. Oliver, of Sasser; Mrs. JUL;
O'Brien and Miss Minnie Murphy, o.
Baltimore, Md.
Visitors out of the city have beer
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thurston, Mis-
Horn, Miss Donovan and Mr.. J. Cas-
per forming party going to Doug
las. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CARRIER il
Savannah; Col. Alex and Pinki'
Koplin in Atlanta; Mrs. c. E. Brewer
in Brunswick; Mrs. H. F. Stillwell ir
Cordele; Miss Ella Chapel in Thomas
vile.
The Grand will gave benefit per
Torrance for the Boy Scouts of this
city on January 81, both night anC
matinee performances being donated
49,
A mass meeting at Carnegie Hall OF
January 18th will be held for the pur'
pose of organizing music club ir
the city.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our many
thanks to our dear friends and neigh.
bors, for their loving thoughtfulness
and kindness during the recent illness
and death of our devoted wife and
mother.
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon each and every one.
MR.. G. F. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brown and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Brown and
Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Gibbs and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brown and Fam
lily. James Avera.
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TEN YEARS OLD

Mrs. Hugh Hill, Of West :. Central
Avenue, gave her little daughter
Rachel a pretty birthday party hon
oring her tenth anniversary. Miss
Lucy Bell Nelson, RachePs teacher,
assisted Mrs Hill in entertaining.
After a round of games, the children
were invited into the dining room
prettily decorated for the occasion
and a handsome birthday cake topped
with ten pink candles, being the CEN
ter of interest. Other refreshments
served were Eskimo pies and waters.
Those present were Sarah Frances
Williams, Marcia Dickey, Mary Ed
win Turner, Bonnie Gene Whitsett,
Ruth Nell Bowen, Helen Craig, Mary
Helen Ware, Iris Jordan, Peggy For
syth and Frances (3
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News Notes, Personals.
Clubs, Parties,

Mrs. 0. L. Bradshaw returned las
week from Opelika, Ala, to conva
! Lessee from an illness suffered there
Mr.. Chas. Isler is again in Florid;
spending some time at Lakeland. H,
will return home February 1. i
- 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Williams an
nounce the arrival of fine baby cir
Wednesday, January Goth. She will
be called Betty Jane.
Mrs. Oscar Hamilton and little sor
spent the weekend in Waycross will
her sister-in-iaw, Mrs. R. l.. Henry.
Mrs. M. E. Elias arrived Tuesday
from her home in Orlando, Fla, tt
look after her property and to visit
with her friends few days.
Mis-. Annie Mae Mosely, of Soper
ton. is he guest of her sister, Mrs. A
w. FoN.er.
Fitzgerald guests at a party giver
by Mrs. j. c Smith, fof Della, last
Thursday included Mesdames Modens
Rogers, Henry Powell and Mrs. VIM
Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ashley have
come from Atlanta to reside in Fitz'
gerald, and are registered at the En-
pire Hotel.
Rev. ]. F. Singleton will hereafter
be the teacher of the T. E. L. Sun.
day School class and Mrs. Singleton
will teach the. Philathea class of the
Baptist Sunday School. This change
was made for the benefit of the
young women who cannot attend the
Thursday afternoon Bible Class OF
Mrs. Singleton, by reason of their EN-.
ployment.
Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Leslie, and
Mrs. Pryor, her sister-in-law, also OF
LIE size, are visiting in the city.
\
Mrs. Jesse Powell was hostess to
HSI hcVic" CluU VII odCuIO1y d1CCi'
noon. s.
Mesdames Carl Fellars and H. K
Sigh will be joint hosteses at a tea al
the Country Club on Saturday after
mono.
Mr.. J. C. Livers, of the Southern
Utilities Co., passed through the city
en- route from Brunswick to Dublin
today.
Dick Grey, John Paschall and 0. B.
Keller, Journal representatives, were
in the city Monday the guests OF
Supt. C. E. Brewer and Treas. w. E.
Paschell of the A. B. & A. Railway
Mrs. w. L. Dunn writes from At.
lanta to report to home friends that
Mr.. Dunn is steadily improving at
the home of his son, Mr.. Otis Dunn
where they will remain for a month
or two longer.
Mrs. Chas. Gill, accompanied by
her son Clarence, mot6red up from
St. Petersburg, Fla. te>dispose of he1
household goods. They returned to-
day.
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EHecfs Of Praiss

Praise has different effects. accord
tnR to the mind II meets with; 1t
makes a wise man modest, but fool
more arrogant, turning his weak brain
giddy.
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CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH

CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School, 1880 a. m.
Preaching, 1880 q. III.
Epworth League, :45 p. m.
Preaching, 1880 p. m.
Mid-week service Wednesday 500
p. m. You are cordially invited to
attend these services.
8. C.. DIFF. Pastor. $.
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Mr.. ]. Dana Jones and Mr.. lvey, OF
Moultrie, were business visitors IN the
city Wednesday.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-01-21

LOST-Gold Sunburst breach with
diamond in center. Some place
Monday. $50 reward if returned TO
Rose Renkes, sos S. Lee, st. fnone
IeseI 1-21-2t
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DR.. Maloy, of Milan, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Walter Royai
and children, spent Wednesday in the
city, shopping.
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C. /. Ewing, of Atlanta, represent
ing the Whitaker Paper Co., was
guest of the Aldine Wednesday.
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ED PIIRDY,S PHILOS

81 told Ed Billows if he was going up
to the city to see the sights to be
sure and call on my maiden aunt"
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Mrs. r. J. Ford, Sr., arrived Sat"
urday from Houston, Texas, to make
an extended visit to her son, Mr. II. j.
Ford and wife, who are residing IN
the Rhorer flats.
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Mr.. W. w. Hughes, of Amerlcus'
ands daughter, Mrs. VIM. st. Clai l
Stuart, of Versailles, KY, are the
guests of their son and brother, Mr.
A. S. Hughes, in the city.
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Mr.. w. E. Young, of Moultrle,
Joined his wife for Sunday visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Clayton
jay where she is spending few
weeks.
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Mr., and Mrs. E. E. 'Prichard an
nounce the birth Of a son January
goth to be called Everett. Jr. Mrs.
Prichard will be very pleasantly. re-
membered as Miss Eloise McCranle.
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MA and Mrs. Clayton Jay are
spen! lg a few days in Atlanta
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MIR. and Mrs. Venable Anderson, OF
Macon. were Sunday visitors In the
CITY. Mrs. Anderson remaining until
TODAY with her mother, Mrs. }. L: NC
Carty. who accompanied her nome
for p. short visit.
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Mrs. Chas. Gill, accompanied by
ST. Petersburg, Fla, teNdispose of her
household goods. They returned to-
day.