Scramble At Churchwell's Sale Closes Friday
Chaos marked the Churchwell's Christmas sale when envelo pes tumbled from a second story window at nine in the morning. About 4500 envelopes were tossed, among them 26 containing free articles, as staff and shoppers scrambled for prizes in front of the store. The event drew hundreds of spectators and fierce bargain hunting, with sales continuing through Christmas. In another note, Presbyterian church meetings yielded strong attendance and firm commitments to Christ, with sermons addressing lukewarm faith and the Great White Throne, and plans for three Friday services including a children's hour.
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Presbyterian Church
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Rotary 10 Visit Public Schools in Americus
The Rotary club plans visits to Americas public schools on Thursday December 8 meeting high school students and later grammar school teachers and children. W Dyke s president of the school board will speak at both sites and the city superintendent Salvin will also address attendees. Four club education addresses are slated by Georgesilis Dr R P Glenn Shean Harroldy and Lovelace Eve. Silas Johnson received a warm welcome for his return to Americus.
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Americas Public
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Board of Education
Rotary
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Salvin
Georgesilis
R. P. Glenn
Shean Harroldy
Lovelace
Lanier
Silas Johnson
Americus
Methodist Conference
Lerence Churchill
Wbf
Daniels
J. M. Ellis
P. P. Anderson
Rillis
Country
Judge Warge G. Martin on business in America today
City council postpones regular meeting to Friday morning at 9 o clock due to business. Mayor Sheppard leaves for Buena Vista to attend a Masonic celebration, accompanied by City court solicitor Dan Chappell. Mrs T W Bush returns to Macon after visiting the Stewarts on Church Street and plans a Miami winter stay with Carl Holmer.
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Teesbury
Ameri
Sheppard
Buena We
Dan Chappell
T. W. Bush
Macon
Joe Day Stewart
Church, Street
Kiwanis Bachelors Hold Infant Handling Event
Nathan Murray hosted Kiwanis bachelor members at a Jackson Avenue home for a card party honoring a baby courtesy. Guests J Lewis Ellis Gene Bailey and Lee Hudson attempted to hold an infant. Hudson and Ellis succeeded while Bailey nearly fainted as the blankets touched him. Murray rescued the bundled baby revealing a doll, prompting the parents to refrain from trusting the real infant to the guests.
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Nathan Murray
Kiwanis
Eli
Dackson Avenue
J. Lewis
Ellis
Gene Bailey
Lee Hudson
Mr. Hudson
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Murray
Tully
Friends of Mrs Daniel and Miss Arringi Host Evening
A local gathering at Mrs W W Daniel’s home last Wednesday brought together friends including Misses Trene Reid Alice Stevens Katie Young Hazel Bestch and Jewel Pilcher with Mr and Mrs Daniel clan. Guests enjoyed cake and hot chocolate amid flowers and green vines as conversations drifted to Sunday visits and local social news.
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Louise
Thirthy
W. W. Daniel
Trene Reid
Alice Stevens
Katie Young
Crutchfield
Hazel Bestch Still
Mary
Jewel Jo Helda Pilcher
Clifford Pilton Pilcher
Joe Johnston
Mary le Olf
Jai
Kati¢k
Ruth Rdan
Mmycher
Mil- Dda
Jordan
Terre
Hister
Joe
Jeshie Thaniel
Mary Ranew
Sarah
Prolific Pecans on Sumter Farm Reach 6000 Pounds
J Webb, a leading Sumter farmer, shows off a rich pecan haul from his young grove. The Schley variety tops a diverse crop, with 100 acres planted and over 1600 front rows yielding more than 6000 pounds valued around 3000 dollars. Webb notes strong markets in the county and state, and credits pest challenges with pushing diversification from cotton to superior money crops.
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Sumter
Times-Recorder
Tn Lellin Gig
Webb
Scotton
Shippers Asked to Help Cut Freight Losses
President Wen Winburn of the Central of Georgia appeals to patrons to reduce loss and damage to freight. In 1921 losses dropped 30 percent from 1920 as railways strive to cut costs and improve service. Shippers and consignees are urged to package properly, use strong containers, brace and mark loads clearly, and deliver early to depots while receivers report concealed damage promptly for swift investigation.
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Central of Georgia Railway
South
Mariner
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Shipp&s
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Hair Darkening Promoted
An ad recounts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use older remedy to darken gray hair and give a soft lustre. It notes ease of use with a comb or brush and claims the product hides effects of aging while appealing to those seeking a youthful appearance.
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Wyeth
Japanese Fish With Trained Birds At Opera House
A film program at the Opera House features a Japanese act where a trained bird catches perch and delivers them to the surface. The act is shown in Birds of The Marshes with a neck ring to prevent swallowing. Dudley presents educational and scientific pictures plus comedy shorts this weekend including Pathe News and Miss Billie Rhod's among others.
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Pathe News
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Kineto Review
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Mary Miles Minter
Joe Ryan
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Billie Rhod
Freight Clarifies Duties of Pers and Receivers on Railroad
The text outlines responsibilities of persons and receivers of freight and their relation to the railroad. It emphasizes accountability for cargo handling, proper custody, and legal obligations tied to freight movement and railroad operations.
Minister and Wife Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Tifton, Dec 1. Rev. John J. Fr. Goodman and wife, residents about seven miles east of Tifton, marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Monday. Parson Goodman has preached for 43 years and organized the local Methodist church.
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Tifton
Parson Goodman
Methodist Church
Ansley’s Offers Deep Reductions on Wearables for All
Visit Ansley’s for vast discounts on men’s, women’s, and children’s wear. Shop broad ranges with substantial price cuts across apparel and accessories, aiming to deliver value for every family member. Limited-time offers, while supplies last.
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Ansley’s
Action 49 Years Ago: First Church or Organization
In 1881, a milestone marked by the community with the naming of the first church or organization in Acton. Details are limited, but the event reflects early civic and religious establishment in the town.
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Acton
Get Busy Children Enter Fairy Queen Adventure Contest
The Times-Recorder invites children to write an adventure about Nancy and Nick for a chance to win copies of the Adventures of the Twins printed by George H. Doran Company. Submit under 200 words on one side of paper by December 15 to Fairy Queen care of the Times-Recorder with name age and address.
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George H. Doran Company
New York
Olive Roberts
Barton
Times-Recorder
Nancy
Nick
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