Week of Prayer Observed by Presbyterians and Society Meetings
The Presbyterian ladies plan a week of prayer next Monday to Wednesday studying the book Out Of The Wilderness with hosts Mrs. George Duncan and Mr. Albert Harris and Mrs. Richard Simpson. Louise Purvis thanks friends for help during her campaign in The Times-Recorder. Hortense Tinsley Missionary Society Bible Class meets Monday at 3 at Mrs Barfield on Hancock Ave. First Methodist Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 at the church. Central Baptist Junior Missionary Circle No 2 meets Monday at 3 at Mrs Estelle Garland’s Elm Ave. Mrs W L Swain to cohost.
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the Presbyterian Church
George Duncan
Albert Harris
Richard Simpson
Louise Purvis
the Times-Recorder
Hortense Tinsley Society
Hortense Tinsley Missionary Society
Barfield
Hancock Ave
First Methodist Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Junior Missionary Circle
Monnday P. M
Junior Missionary Society
Central Baptiss Church
Estelle Garland
Elm Ave
W. L. Swain
Garland
Lecture Series Here Next Week At First Baptist Church
Col Alfred L Moody, prominent Indiana educator, will lecture at 7 30 p m Thursday Nov 19 at First Baptist Americus on The Rock of Liberty This opening talk launches a three lecture series by Flying Squadron Foundation Indianapolis The second lecture by Miss Norma C Brown on Constitutional Government is slated for Friday at 3 p m in the same church Also on the program Rev John M Cutler Rev H H Shirley Open Forum with Hon Oliver W Stewart editor of the National Enquirer delivering the evening address Friday Nov 20 at 7 30 p m at First Baptist Church Stewart a longtime advocate of law enforcement is highlighted in this Civil Righteousness event.
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Alfred L. Moody
Indiana
Americus
First Baptist Church
Flying Squadron Foundation
Indianapolis
Col. Moody
150Th Artillery
U. S. Army
T. F. Gatewood
W. M. Haywood
Lee Street Methodist Church
Norma C. Brown
Brown
Capitol
United States
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Ill
National Enquirer
Stewart
Beauty Parlor Opens Monday in Americus
Mrs. R L Crawford opens the Marinello beauty parlor Monday in Americus above Bell's Jewelry on Lamar street. She recently returned from Chicago with a six month diploma as a cosmetician and has outfitted several rooms including a living room style suite and a permanents room.
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Americus Moday
Marinello
R. L. Crawford
Bell
Lamar Street
Send The Light Pageant At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church offers a Sunday night pageant titled Send The Light at 7 o clock. Ten characters include Judson Rushin as a Americus youth and Janie Murray as Miss America with Minnie Beat Reese as a Spanish girl Nellie Horne as a Japanese girl Jeffrey Kersey as an American school girl Raymond Parsons as a Christian teacher Carroll Purvis as a ministerial student Edwin Kimball as a young business man and Misses Sarah Hamrick and Edith Jennings as candle bearers. The senior B Y P U staged the production and earned an A-1 rating for high efficiency.
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First Baptist Church
Judson Rushin
Americus
Janie Murray
Minnie Beat Reese
Nellie Horne
Jeffrey Kersey
Raymond Parsons
Local figures plan travels and visits this weekend
Miss Mary Godwin departs for Cuthbert to take English chair at Cuthbert High School. Mr. and Mrs. Bland and two daughters Marjorie and Francis visit Columbus with Mr. Bland’s mother. Prof Drahomer of Chicago stays with Mrs. R. B. Godwin. Bill Carswell from Mercer University returns home for weekend on Lee Street. Mrs. Dudley returns from Miami. Mrs. Jones and two children depart for Knoxville. Annie Ruth Ray travels from G S C W to M Sledgeville to spend weekend with her parents. Mrs. Della Miller visits city guest of Mrs. Jackson on Taylor Street.
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Mary Godwin
Cuthbert
Cuthbert High School
E. E. Bland
Marjorie
Francis
Columbus
Mr. Bland
Prof. Drahomer
Chicago, Ill
the Americas High School
R. B. Godwin
Church Street
Bill Carswell
Mercer University
Macon
Lee Street
Annie Ruth Ray
M.sledgeville
Mrs. N. A. Ray
Della Miller
City
T. A. Jackson
Taylor Street
Miss Oliver Hosts Armistice Day Party in Plains
Miss Francis Oliver entertained her club and friends with Armistice Day themed decor and score cards at her home in Plains. Refreshments followed, aided by Mrs. Ernest Spann. Other guests included Mrs. Rees Andrews and many local ladies. The Parent-Teacher Association plans a Thanksgiving dinner at the school, with proceeds aiding stage furnishings. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dodson of Atlanta visited Mr. A. Dodson Friday evening. Mrs. Mark Chambliss and Mrs. Cora Lunsford shopped in Albany, and Mrs. Edgar Timmerman traveled to Forsyth to visit Miss Hazel Timmerman at Bessie Tift College.
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J. B. Monts
John Oliver
S. H. Timmerman
M. M. Jennings
Alton Carter
Frank Greer
Edgar Timmerman
J. C. Logan
Eleanor Chambliss
Margarite Hudson
Ruth Short
Julia Coleman
Pearl Laneford
Mary Campbell
Glenn Dodson
Atlanta
A. Dodson
Mark Chambliss
Cora Lunsford
Albany
Forsyth
Hazel Timmerman
Bessie Tift College
Year 1925 Beach Building Permits Reach Near Million
The Miami area building boom for 1925 continues with hotels and apartments nearing the million dollar mark. Notable projects include Gulf State Steel plant extensions in Gadsden Alabama valued at $500,000, Buena Vista Hotel in Biloxi Mississippi at $500,000, George W. Harvey building at $750,000, Alliance Realty hotel at West Palm Beach $350,000, American National Bank building in Sarasota $450,000, O Henry hotel addition in Greensboro North Carolina $135,000, a Petersburg Virginia junior high at $175,000, an Episcopal church in Alexandria Louisiana $125,000, an International Harvester building in Amarillo Texas $160,000, a nurses home $127,000, a Memphis hospital $110,000, and a Sunday school building $180,000 in Birmingham.
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Miami
Gulf State Steel Company
Gadsden
Ala
Buena Vista
Biloxi
Miss
George W. Harvey
Alliance Realty Company
West Palm Beach
Birmingham
Phantom of the Opera at Rylander in sensational presentation
Universal’s mystery romance The Phantom of the Opera returns to Rylander theater after New York sensation. Lon Chaney leads as Erik with Mary Philbin Christine Dane and Norman Kerry Raoul de Chagny. Five thousand actors, elaborate sets, and a score by Gustav Hinrichs plus rare French pieces mark a staged spectacle.
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Rylander
New York
Universal
Rylander Theater
Gaston Leroux
Rupert Julian
Lon Chaney
Erik
Mary Philbin
Christine Dane
Norman Kerry
Raoul de Chagny
Napoleon Iit
Republic
Faust
Gustav Hinrichs
Paris Opera House
R .P. Stackhouse
Lacey Lane
Louise Thayer
Public lecture invite by local clergy and merchant
The announcement invites the public to a series of lectures by a renowned local subject expert. Rev. Richard F. Simpson will preside at the Presbyterian Church and Rev. W. A. Joyner will give the invocation.
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Livered
Richard F. Simpson
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Joyner
Christian Church
Georgia University Expansion Urged
Willis A. Sutton superintendent of Atlanta public schools urged expansion of all departments of a great state university as a pressing need. He said extra legislative session should consider increased aid to the University of Georgia if called by Governor Walker.
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State U
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta Public Schools
Sutton
Walker
University of Georgia
Signs You Can Believe In Liver Health Remedy
An old advertisement describes torpid liver symptoms such as bad breath headaches and constipation and promotes Herbine as a dependable remedy for liver digestion and bowel purification with energy and cheerfulness. Price 60e. Fold by Nathan Murray, Druggist.
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Nathan Murray
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