The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], December 31, 1923, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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LEGE STUDENTS
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NIGHT SERVICES AT BAP
- TISY CHURCH MADE INTER.
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It was a most interesting "and en
tertaining . program which the college
MQMd girls offered last night at
the !@ir’hour for services at the
Baptist church—and following their
‘part in the meeting, Dr. Duncan
preached a short but forceful sermon
in which he urged the young students
to become dreamers—aim high.
Charlie McArthur in a solo, this
same young man in a duet with Miss
Frankie Bell WAlliams, and in a quar
tet: with T. J. Durrett, Sr., T. J. Dur
rett, Jr., and Lloyd Solomon made ap
propriate - music. All these numbers
were very good. An instrumental
duet—the saxophore and the violin,
~—by L. A. Parker and Joe Miller ,was
another musical number of rare
worth.
Miss Jewell Henry talked in most
interesting manner of Y. W. C. A, life
at Shorter. Miss Wava Dame was
impressive and highly entertaining
with her talk on the musical side of
c¢nllege life, Miss Lexie Dekle pre
gented religious life at Bessi Tift in
gplendid manner.
Mrs. T. J. Durrett gave her time
to the preparation of this excellent
vogram for the young people. The
church auditorium was well filled
with people who came to take part in
the services.
TWO OTHERS BADLY INJURED
IN DENVER FIRE
Denver, Dec. 81.—One woman
was killed and two others seriously
injured when they leaped from the
Bvd floor of =2 buring apartment
house here early today. Other oc
cupants were rescued by members
of the fire department, as teh build
ing was destroyed by flames.
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~ RESPONSIBILITY
)MRS. HUGHES SAYS SHE SHOT
L HER MOTHER IN LAW, NOT HER
HUSBAND.
Atlanta, Dec. 31.—Mrs. Frank
Hughes, who yesterday shot and kill
;ed her mother-in-law, Mrs, M. C.
Hughes at the former's home in East
Point, declared today her . husband
fMad nothing to do with the fl‘hootlng,.
Her husbaud sat in an automobile
in front of the house when his mother
was killed, He loved his mother he
’.sum. but now would stick by his
wife,
' MISSING COLLEGE
GIRL BACK
' HOME
Columbia, 8. C., Dec. 31—Miss Vir
ginia Booser, 17 year old University
of South Cgtrollnn student, for whom
‘1 nation-wide search has been con
ducted for two months, returned
faome today. She had been working
" a department store in Jackson
ville. She left home to see if she
1(:0uld make her own living, she said.
ARMED ROBBERS TOOK
, DINING CAR
TIP CASH
Mobile, Dec. 81.~—An armed
bardit held up and robbed the crew
of the dining car attached to the
northbound Louisville and Nashville
“railroad’s New York and New Or-
Jeans limited near here, according
to report made to the police.
He only got, eight dollars in cash,
the report said.
Milledgeville, Ga., Dec 29.—News
has reached this city that Furnc
Ivey, of Coopersville, sericusly
wounded himself accidentally while
hunting this morning. Ile was get
ting over a wire fence when his gun
discharged, sending the load
through his stomach. Physiscians
fear he will nov recover. Y
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~ WOMAN WAS WITH HIM
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J. W, CULPEPPER, SHOP EM
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1 Macon, Dec. 31.—A young woman,
‘of South Georgia, who hfe been vis
[lbjng in Macon several days is being
iqqesti(mgd .closely by police officials
thi® morning in connection with the
(events that surrounded the shooting
3lé‘st night of J. W. Culpepper, 103
rWa‘shmgton avenue, who was carried
;;ut :lxe Macon Hospital before mid
ipight with a bullet wound in the
pight side of his neck, which has par
alyzed his body on that gide. The
young man is an employe in the me
chanical department of the Central
of Georgia shops here. His condition
was reported this morning as being
v’ery gerious. Police have made no
prrests.
|: It was stated last night that Cul
yeprer was shot about 11 o'clock at
'(mntral City Park when he and the
poung woman are said to have park
ed gheir car in the mile track near
’the river, The young woman, a 17-
year old girl, gave police a descrip
tion of ulpepper's assailant, it is
caid, after the shooting and efforts
to locate him were begun at once. It
is reported that Culpepper said that
yie was olso robbed hy a negro who
found him lying in the mile track
’mer he had been wounded.
‘" According to the report said to
have been given by the young wom
an last night and by the wounded
man, the agsailant gave the girl taxi
fare to the home of friends she is
visiting here with instructions that
aghe go there immediately. She said
that she walked from the park and
caught a cab uptown. At her home
fast night she refused to discuss the
matter. Her hostess said she had
| retired.
’ Culpepper was in such condition
that physicians refused to let him
be interviewed this morning. Dr. A.
R. Rozar said that the bullet had, it
appeared, ranged into his neck and
rested against the spinal column. An
X-oray wil lbe made during the morn
ing. It was the opinion of the phy
wvician. when questioned, that the
wounded man’s condition is of a very
gerious nature.
‘Culpepper was brought to the; Ma
‘con Hospital after a call for the po
iico ambulance at city hall had been
received from an unidentified man
' who informed the operator that a
man had been shot at Centray City
unusual space for samples
and baggage. The powerful
Buick valve-in-head engine
assures more than enough
power for every kind of
road and grade. Added to
these features is the greater
certainty of control con
tributed by its Buick four
wheel brakes.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
FOR SHERIFF
/1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for re.election to the of
fice of sheriff of Crisp county, sub
ject to the democratic primary to
be held February 15th, and if elect
ed, I promise to do as I have in the
past—make the very best sheriff
that I can. Your vote will be great
ly appreciated.
. C. 0. NOBLE.
FOR SHERIFF
. I hereby announce my candidacy
for sheriff of Crisp county, subject
to the democratic primary to be
keid on February 15. If elected, I
shall do all in my power to render
an honest, conscientious service in
the office, for all'the people of all
the county,
JOHN LEE COX.
FOR.TAX COLLECTOR
l 1 herebfhanlxounce my candidacy
tor reelection to the office of tax
collector of Crisp county, subject
to the democnatic ‘primpry. If
elected, I shall rendersfaithful ser
vice and undertake to administer the
‘office; as in the past, to the very
best of my ability.
J. HENRY PITTS.
*FOR TAX RECEIVER
I herchy announce myself a candi
date for reelection to the office of
tax receiver of Crisp county, sub
\ject to the democratic primary to
Le held on February 15, I pledge
\the best cervice I can render as an
aprreeiation of the confidence be
stcwed in me by those who have
\voted for me in the past and to
\those who vote for me in the coming
Jprimary.
1 C. 0. PERRY.
fPark. Culpepper was lying on the
ground bleeding profusely when the
lambulance attendants found him. It
is reported that he said he could give
,no information about who siot him.
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~ PROFESISONAL CARDS
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'OR. FORD WARE—Ey<, Ear, Nose
‘ and Throat. Office: American Bauk
and Trust Building.
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CITY REAL ESTATE WANO—M. &
percent interest. BSee HIPPLE &
McKenzle.
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DR. J. W. MANN—Vetsrinarian. Office
Phone 74 Res. phons 374,
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DR, J. N. DORMlNY~—General Medieine |
Phone 468. Office. American Bank
and Trust Co. Bldg.
eAet e S e S ———
V. C. GRUBBS, DENTIST—Special at
tention to Riggs disease and Ortho
dontia. rhone 43. Holmes Bldg. Dr.
Kendall office.
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OR. A. J. WHELCHEL—Gynecology.
Office American Bank & Trust Co,
Bldg.
A, S. DBUSSEY, Anatorn®y-at-1a we
State and Federal Practice. Officy
over Exchange Bank. Cordele, Ga
M. T. E. BRADLEY—Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat and Fitting of Glasses, Office
Williams Bldg.
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DR, M. R, SMITH--Interal Medicine
and Surgery. Office American Bank
& Trust Co., Bldg.
HOUSE PLANS AND ESTIMATES—
Churches, threatres, office, store fac
tory, hotel and residence buildings
plannel and sosts figured. C. V. Arnold,
Architect, Phone 656, Cordele Ga.
THOS, J. MCARTHUR, M, D.—-Special
Attention to Surgery and Gynecology.
Cordele, Ga.
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What G. W.
.
Wilbanks Wants
To Do And What
He Wants You
To Do
Ist—| want to buy three
hundred nice pigs from 20 to
50 Ibs. from 1 1-2 to 3 months
old. Will pay the top of
market for them.
2nd—! have a good 5 room
house and 25 acres of land
to rent just 1 mile from the
city limits of Cordele on the
Cordele and Rochelle road.
This is an ideal place.
3rd—! have a good 2-horse
crop 10 miles out to let out
on shares. This little place
made over $llOO worth of
cotton this year without any
poison. If you are interest
ed,’let me hear from you.
4th—Now what | want you to
do: If you owe me and it is
past due, | want you to come
around and pay me what you
can and we will try to ar
range the balance some way.
At same old stand.
Yours for business,
G. W. WILBANKS
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
To the voters iof Crisp County:
I am a candidate for reelection
as Clerk Superior Court of Crisp
county subject to the Democratic
Primary called for February 15th,
1924. 1 appreciate the confidence
placed in me and if reelected will
continue to give the people & the
county the very best service of
which I am capable,
Respectifully,
) P. H. GREENE.
FOR RENT-—Residence Corner 3rd
St and 14th Ave E. Apply B. 0. Me-
Kinney, Phone [phone]¢
FOR RENT—Six room residence,
. next door to me, Immediate Pos
session, D. A. R. Crum. 12-31-3 t
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It Will
Benefit
You
Physically as well as
financially to eat
your meals here. You
will save time by ser
vice. You will re
commend our food
and moderate prices
‘0 your friends. They
are satisfactory.
Crystal| Cafe
J. A. Photianos, Prop
Investment
Opportunity
—an unrivalled opportu
nity is open for a few
keen business men and
women to join in the de
velopment of a commer
cial enterprise which
promises substantial prof
its on a safe and conserv
ative basis. In answering
state how-much you could
invest if our plans meet
with your approval. This
project has tremendous
possibilities. for full
information write:
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Seminole Drug Co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
DISPATCH
WANT ADS
Two Cents A Word
LOANS :
QUICK LOANS—Made on Doth ity
land farm lands. See C. M. McKenzie,
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‘mfln LOANS._At best terms to be
Bbad, and specialize in quick serviea
W. E. Grubbs, Cordele, Ga, tf.
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SMALL . LOANS TO WHITE
Widowd—+ With dependents; low
rates, no delay, no securjtly, no duns
no worry, no red tape, the greater
your need the easier to get, not
charity but a charitable loan.
Strictly confidential. T. L. & I. Co.,
James A. Griffin, Agent. 12-15-26 t
"IF YOU NEED MONEY—To .carry
your farming operations through the
}New Year to pay debts or for other
’purposes see us. We are as able to
obtain farm loans as we ever were.
Our source is unlimited and we put
’you in touch with the very best farm
!loan people who will be glad to coop
erate in meeting your needs at the
least possible cost. We Lave no unsat
iisfied clients,
'DORRIS & BROWN, Cordele, Georgia.
FOR SALE &
GENUINE SOUTH CAROLINA—Ca:-
bage plants now ready. Pbhene 92 Jen
nings Drug Store. 12-12 %6t.
FOR SALE—CoaI and Wood red
flame Jellico coal and dry pine.
W. M. Hutchings, Phone FO4, Yard
13th Ave. and 13th Street, 12-16-12 t
FARMS FOR SALE—Last chance
to buy a farin Cheap:
No. 1. J. D. Dowdy. : place, 100
acres, $4500.00.
No. 2. W. J. Smoak place, 202
1-2 acres $4000.00.
No. 3. Collins P’lace,' 101 1-4
acres $2250.09. Weo ¥, .
No. 4. Clack place, 102 1-2 acres
$4500.00. :
No. 5. Johnson place 202 1-2
acres $5,000. ;
No. 6. Funderburk place 42 1-2
acres $1800.09. :
No. 7. Williams place 101 1-4
acres $3,000. ‘
No. 8. Hopkins plare 128 1-2 acres
$2250.00. ‘
No. 9. MecKinney place, 202 1-2
acres $4800.00. |
All of ‘the above places are well
located, convenient to Cordele, and
other towns, and can be purchased
now on easy terms.
Some of these farms have been
rented for 1924, and will be sold
subject to these leases, while the
other places are ready for purchaser
to occupy.
Now is the time to set out pecan
and pineapple pear tree, and a few
acres planted cut in either of these
trees will pay for the places in 1
few years. Th 2 land in Crisp coun
ty has proven to be one of the very
best soils adapted for pecans, so
this is the best opportupity any per
son will have to secure a cheap
farm, upon which to have a pecan
grove that will bring in a fortune in
a few years.
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REDUCED EXCURSiON FARES
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
And return via :
SOUTHERN RY. SYSTEM
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FIRST ANNUAL FIRE AND POLICE FIELD
DAY, JANUARY Ist, 1924
Tickets will be on sale December 30th and 31st,
and will be limited returning to January 5, 1924 -
For further information apply to nearest tick
et office. b
. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM - ;
12-20 to 12-31 i /;
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AUDITS, SYSTEMS AND FEDERAL TAX
SERVICE
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' MONDAY, DEC: 31, 1923,
Cash in
Advance
Three Times
For Price
of Two
If you are interested, I will be
glad to show you these places, and’
others I have fér sale, ' A
- C. M. McKENZIE,. Cordele, Ga. s
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FOR SALE—Sacrifice price, Mov
ing Picture and Theatre equip-,
ment. De Soto Theatre, Vienna, Ga.:
12-27-6 t
FOR SALE OR RENT — Six-room ;
' dwelling, all modern ‘conveniences: |
Former Denham home, Hth: Avenue '1
East. F. G. Boatright. 12.17-26 t
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SAVE MONEY—By Buying /otton
seed meal and hulls irom C. L,
McMillan, at Empire Cotton: Qil
Company, Phone 238. Orders de
livered—Terms, Strictly Cash. Mar
ket price paid for cotton seed, pe:
nuts, and velvet beans. Corr
weights, and all business apprec
ed. v 12-9-3%-
~ FOR RENT . %
FOR RENT—Possesion January Ist
my residence on Tenth street south
seven rooms all modern conveniences;
Mrs. W. H. Culpepper care Genersl’
Delivery Cordele Ga. 12 18 26t. “
FOR RENT—Mrc. R. Boniskie’s:
home, 13th Ave. Posession Jan-'
uary 10th. See Dave Bonishe.
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FOR RENT-—New dwelling on cor
ner of 14th avenue and 4th street,’
suitable for two families, one on the
first floor and one or two families
on the second floor, all - separate,
garden, and garage for three cara
See C. M. McKenzie, Cordele, Ga, '
A 12-26-6¢
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WE HAVE ONE-—5-horge farm and
several 2-horse farms that we will let
ont on crorpep plan,, rent, or furnish
land, guano and planting seed if crop
per will furnish all the rest. The lands.
are among the choicest cotton anf
peanut producing lands in Crisp.toun
ty. We will help energetic men to op
erate these farms in such a way as to
make money. See us * o
DORRIS & BROWN, Cordele, Georgla. {
ety N i SRR ARE
' WANTED =
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WANTED TO BUY—Highest = cash
paid for Hardwoods and ' Pine
logs. Prices furnished upon re
quest. Massee & Felton Lumber Co.'_,
Macon, Ga. _ 12-26-T¢
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WANTED BARRELS—Best caph
‘price for empty barrels, all kinds.
J. D. McGillicuddy & Co., Savannah,
Ga. 12-31-6 t
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OPPORTUNITIES
PAlNTlNG—_Reputable white man,
wants your New Year work. Here
to stay. Fair price for all kinds, in
side and out, house-painting. Sireet
address 311 East Bth Ave., L. G
Hollman, I‘-146@
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