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la s t Saturday U ttle Rachel
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Valentine party.
Bvsry where hearts testgldd
to the presence of t h s g f p d
old sain« and valen tine^ and
candy hearts brought Joy to , the
little people.
DONATIONS
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No donations to charities or otherwise w ill be made in advertis
ing or j ob ptinUhg — par contributions will he in caah.
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George Washington
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figure 6£ Qeoigf waahington.
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Thojagjk he sta n d s f a r back where our Trail of
National life begins, his name and fame Will re
main bcwid t o th e en d , an inaplration to all
Americans.
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Gaines w ere played antu tim e
for th e dainty refreshm ents ,'of
cahe and s h e i> L
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F E B R U A R Y 22, 1»2«
CHOICE G IFTS — "And Isreal beheld Joseph’s sons, and sold
e said. Bring them unto ms, and I w ill bless them,” Gen. 4 8 i 8-8.
,’hn are these? And Joseph said, • • They hre my sons’. • • • And
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were
present to «nloy Ute splendid
demonstration Md^prggrem.
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PR A YER — O Thoh G iver of all good, children are Thy heritage
fcnd the fru it of the womb Thy rewards; As arrows in the hand of a
mighty man so are the children o f youth. Happy is the ttym that
hath his quiver full of them.
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ternoon w ith Rachel
Dean.
Mary, Pole)
W hitney, Frederika
Sylvia Provost ,
COUNTY FINANCES
T h e an n u al rep o rt o f J a c k so n co u n ty , a s issu e d la s t
w eek by an e x p e r t a c c o u n ta n t, c o n ta in s a fe w in te r e s tin g
p o in ts.
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,
In 1925, in ste a d o f a la r g e d eficit a s th e c o u n ty h a d
to stan d in 1924, th e p r o h ib itio n e n fo rcem en t fu n d Bhows
a h e a lth y b alan ce. I n e x a c t figu res th e fu n d sh o w e d a
d e fic it o f $6,728.75 in 1924- w h ile in 1925 th e re was a
balan ce o f $ 2 ,2 7 4 1 6 in th e fund.
T h e T id in g s rem em b ers th e p ro m ise w h ic h S h e r iff
J e n n in g s an d D ist. A tto r n e y C h aney m ad e w h en th e y
so u g h t e le c tio n th a t th e y w ou ld h a n d le p r o h ib itio n e n
forcem en t w ith o u t th e h u g e e x p e n se w h ic h h a d been in
curred u nd er th e p r e v io u s R egim e o f c o u n ty govern m en t.
C am p aign p ro m ises are s 6 o fte n fo r g o tte n a f t e f e le c tio n
lh a t w h en one is rem em b ered a n d e x e c u te d , th e officers
d eserv e com m en d ation , w h ic h T h e T id in g s is g la d to e x
ten d to S h e r iff J e n n in g s , D is tr ic t A tto r n e y C h a n e y and*
o th er officers w h o c o o p e r a te d w i t h /t h e s h e r iff so e ffic
ien tly .
H ow ever, fa r th e r d ow n in th e r e p o r t is an ite m w h ich
d o e s n ot c r ea te su ch a fa v o r a b le v e r d ic t
T h e rep ort
s ta te s th a t th e P a c ific H ig h w a y b on d fu n d lo s t $27,000
d u r in g th e ^’ear, a resu lt o f p a y in g 5 p e r c e n t on th e b ond s
w h ile o n ly 2 per cen t w a s r e a liz e d fro m th e s in k in g fund.
T h e a c co u n ta n t r ig h tfu lly reco m m en d s th a t a b e tte r in
v e stm e n t fo r th e sin k in g fu n d b e p ro cu red a n d th a t m ore
o f th e b ond s be retired i f ]x>ssij)le.
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MILK DRINKMUB
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T h e h a b it o f d r in k in g m ilk se e lb s to be la r g e ly in
creasin g. F o rm erly , i f p e o p le w is h e d to s a y so m e th in g
d isc r e d ita b le o f a m an, th e y w o u ld o fte n ca ll h im a
“ m ilk s o p ” or a “ m ilk and w a t e r ” p erso n , a s if th e h a b it
o f u sin g m ilk w a s so m e th in g e ffe m in a te ..
B u t p eo p le h a v e d isco v e r e d th a t m ilk i s a v e r y n ou r
ish in g food . N o le s s a p e r so n a g e th a n T h eod ore R o o se
v e lt, a p o stle o f str e n u o u sn ess, w a s a confirm ed «m ilk
d rinker. T h e con su m p tion o f m ilk p e r p erson in creased
About 20 p er cen t from 1918 to 1926.
T h e m ore p eop le call lie in d u c e d to e a t p la in a n d
Sim ple food s lik e m ilk , c o n ta in in g in a b u n d a n ce th e m ain
p rin cip les o f n u tritio n , the le s s th e y w ill d em an d h ig h ly
Reasoned con co ctio n s m ade to s tim u la te a ja d e d a p p e tite .
T h ey w ill lie ab le to jierfo n n m ore w ork o n sim p le fo o d s,
RECTPTANOE TO NBW IDXAS
T h e p r o g r e ssiv e n e ss o f a to w n is la r g e ly te ste d o u t
b y th e a ttitu d e it ta k e s to n ew m eth o d s a n d id e a s, in
b u sin ess, ed u cation , govern m en t, an d in d u stry .
In som e p la c e s, p eop le look a t su ch s u g g e s tio n s w ith
a n atu ral a ttitu d e o f sk e p tic ism . T h e ir first com m en t is
4 p t to lie d isco u ra g in g and d ou b tfu l- T h e y se e th e d iffi
c u ltie s in the w a v and feel th e y c a n ’t be overcom e.
In th e b rig h ter t y p e of to w n s, p e o p le are m u ch in*
te r e s ted w hen th ey h e ar of ninr c iv ic id e a s. T h e y 'do n o t
n e c e ssa r ily w au t to g o in fo r th em r ig h t off, b u t th e y feel
n n p r e sse d w ith a d e sir e to k n ew m o r e a b o u t th o se id eas.
W ith th is r e ce p tiv e a ttitu d e , th e c h a n c e s are s tr o n g th a t
A fter h e a r in g about th e se new w w ys and lookins- in fo
M ik in g a fo r tu n e i i e a sy . I t jn s t soem s h ard b e
c a u se y o u n e e d th ree or fou r o f th em fo r liv in g pnrpoaea.
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S p q ^ ie t ti is n o th in g inor« th an m acaron i w ith a d e
fe c tiv e th y r o id g la n d . .
T h e la r g e s t f is h a t e c a u g h t on a lin e o f con versa
B in e blood cornea from som e a n c e sto r w h o w ork ed
lu m s e lf b lu e in th e fa c e .
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venia« st 7-‘.4 4 *
The ev«fc|n¿i
a c o n t in u a t i^ /
views that th e .
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Dempsey says he w ill fight
Labor Day.
Dempsey, whose
first name is Jfiek, la a former
pugilist.
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Study
. i; 4 8 p. m.
Club.
B toy CMafc A to » »
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Thursdays > ¿ fr y C tto M £ $ e 4
Library,
senate shows a plain violation of
anti-trust 14ws?’ he told the Missionary- Society Met
•United Frees.
Wednesday—
The Women's Missionary So
ciety met at th^ home of Miss
Niver, Laurel street. Wednesday
last.
Mrs. M. B. Riley was
leader of the program, and thn
topics fo r-th e dpy were “OhoMn”
LONG BEACH. Cal.. Feb. S Ì. and "The American Indian.”
Despondent Fire
( l i e f K ills Self
the Ladles A id wki hold a joint
all day geaslop Friday of this
week in Jhe Junior room of the
Presbyterian church.
There w ill be 4 covered dish
luncheon.
The time will be
speht In the overseas eewing
plant when ton can get a Kohlet on
Let up givtj yop the facta. / .
eaay
«M
D r. Oearey am
of the Codàty H
q t t ehhrte hifd tft
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J. N. DEÑNÍ9,
p ta M » ït
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which must be made reedy very
soon for shipment.
Not only these organisations
are invited te ooms hot any of
the other ladles Of the tongre-
gatfon who can spare the time
w ill be te ry welcome 4s there
is m uch"to do to prepars this
work.
the fun u n til refreshments of
delicious home made cakes to d
coffee were served by those in
charge of that feature of the
evening’s oleasttre.
Valley View neighbors have
delightful social affairs and their
club is doing very worthwhile
work.
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Valley View Oemasunity p u b —
, Wednesday of last week, the
Valley View Community Club
held Its meeting a t the home of
Mrs; W illiam Stratton, w ith an
all-day session.
The forenoon was spent in
makiqg different ^sandwiches, un
der the supervision of Miss Ada
Brewster, county heme demon
stration agent.
Theee sandwiches made a de
licious part of ths luncheon
which - sms served at noon.
In the afterneon the regular
sips ton of the club was held, A
short business meeting, at whlcp
Matters pertinent to the organl-
fftc m arket
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veesry.*«
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T H A T ’S
34 HOUK SIB VICI
Lithia Springs
Garage
« b a ite feél ' « t í
*8 the hearty «ài
«mts
fMifeàs.
•aves
it oarrieg
ite s stem
well attended to d a venr'gnc-'
cessfnl meeting. TBèrs wrnra more
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Aluminum Probe
Will Be Sought
rrfeasing - Stóragi
Repairing \
heoaiMe U f e k à i t t to he ».p ow er
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urged to lfiHPttl
Only a few more long weeks Monday, February 28— Ashland
Study Club.
Postponed Sutil
u n t i l ' strawberry
atorSeake.
neM w eek.
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When. j t .dons arrive it w ill be
Monday, Hbt-tuO? t o — French
the berries.
Cldb. Postponed. Meets Mon
day, Maroh 1, at the home of
Does higher education pay?
Mrs. W. M. Poley.
Red Orange, collège football star,
made only 8185,000 this season. Monday, Pebnuujy E l — Ladles
A rt Club.
Hostesses, Mrs.
C liff Payne and Mrs. F rtd
Yee, higher education pays
Cushing.
Civic Club house.
Women in knee dresses can
bum more ice cream sodas than Tuesday, February 28— Bethany
Class meets at 2:3<k P- m. at
ones in long dresses.
M. E. church.
A ll members
urged to be present.
And higher education costs.
February
88— Alpha
A dm iral M offett wants 850 m il Tuesday,
Club.
Hostesses, Mrs. H. C.
lions to build a gang of a ir
Stock and tars. S. B. McNair.
planes.
Tuesday, February 2 8 — W . C. T.
B ill in Congress Would keep,
the arm y as at present. Bills in Tuesday, February 28 - Delphian
Chapter meets at 2:00 p. m.,
the m ail keep ns as at present.
at Ciclv Club House.
Thursday, February 25— Study
Class in Missions.
Mrs. J.
W . McCoy, hostess.
Thursday, February 25— Elks’
Ladles Card Party. Evening.
F rid ay, February 26— Past Ma
W A S H IN G TO N , D. C., Fs>. S I
trons’
Club. ’ Mrs.
L.
A.
— ( U .F .) — A. resolution request
Roberts, hostess, assisted by
ing the president to appoint spe
Mrs. Frank Jordan and Mm.
cial counsel for the prosecution
L. B. Brown.
Civic Club
of the Mellon-controlled A lum
Honse.
Evening.
inum company of America will
Friday, February 2«— A ll day
be Introduced shortly in the
senate by 8fcn«Uf RohfUMan, x session. Covered Dish lunch
eon. Joint meeting of Women’s
democratic flqor leader, he an
Missionary Boclefy and the
nounced today.
Ladies
Aid.
"The record now before the
y e a n a member of tap
to q g
Beach fire department and b a tu l-
(oa chief for several yean, hang
ed hfmeelf In the broods jo miles
friHs M ire yesterday. His hpdp
.Was found by police. Re bad been
V v o d tn g over ehargea of tnsnh-
•I'dlastton which had been filed
against him by brother otlchrs.
a
d o th e
SIMMON’S MATTRESSES
WICK furniture co .
Phone 46
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