Ledger-Enquirer from Columbus, Georgia (2025)

January 27, 1939

Publication:

Ledger-Enquireri

Location:

Columbus, Georgia

Issue Date:

Friday, January 27, 1939

Page:

9

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The Columbus Enquirer riday Morning January 27 1939 Nine Mis Mr The meeting wet called to order Riverview News rcau AB Kate Ellerslie News LUA JAMESON IRISH MILD AME IIIIAY Whiskey Ainaf in Ae tuortA his parents Mr and Mrs Ethel Jones Miss Margaret S6 I Low Cost Leader of a GREAT Line HOW ALP HELPS THOUSANDS of ORDS SAVE IOa POUND of interesting a SEE YOUR ORD DEALER TODAY! JSTORfs PEED 'j 60 HORSEPOWER 85 HORSEPOWER USE LEDGER ENQUIRER CLASSIIED ADS OR RESULTS RASHES STABILIZED CHASSIS No front end bobbing or dipping Level starts level stops Col of both or Results Use the Classified Ads Pupils Hear Court A git men Thursday Auburn aculty Members To Make Talks On Program LOW PRICES Advertised prices iacfaxde many items of desirable equipment STYLE LEADERSHIP Thehixury cars of the low price field HYDRAULIC BRAKES Easy acting quick straight stops nborbers to give triple cushioned comfort It is a dependable car a safe car and a car fun to drive 60 horse power or 85 its performance is 8 witK more than 5 mil lion ord 8 cars behind it Its brakes in common with all 1939 ord cars are now big easy acting and ord tested for dependability All through this 1939 ord 8 car you will find new evidence of ord ability to put more quality into the car so that ord owners may get more pleasure from it at no extra cost TYPE 8 CYLINDER ENGINE Eight cylinders give smoothness Small cylin will this TRIPLY CUSHIONED COMORT New flexible roll edge seat cushions soft trans Reauregard Junior Club Has Meeting CUTICURAommwr BEAUREGARD Ala Jan (Special) The Beauregard Jun ior 4 club held its fifth meeting with its local leader Mrs LeRoy help brijast relief from externally caused skia blemishes Buy today! or REE sample icuxa uepL oj auicen Aia SCIENTIIC SOUNDPROOING Noises hushed for quiet ride AUBURN Ala Jan (Spe cial) Two members of the Au burn veterinary school faculty Dr Woolf and Dr Cotton will appear on the program at the 83rd annua! meeting of the Missis sippi State Veterinary Medical as sociation in Hattiesburg Miss on Jan 26 27 Dr Woolf will present a paper on of Digestive Dis turbances in Cattle" and Dr Cot ton will discuss Disease and Undulent Both will take part in the clinical demon strations during the convention and Candle Atlantic Ice Coal Co Phone 418 New Source of Revenue to Georgia armers Is Seen tabh was centered with a beau tifully embossed birthday cake inis sembled friends guests delightful occasion as thirty relatives and Of the hosts and honor the week Mlss mills could be used for manufac turing the finished cloth i a a 4 a oiucNcv curecior ot the Georgia agriculture experi ment station at Griffin has been co operating by instructing farm ers in the growth of the flax which has been found to thrive best in the valleys of northern Georgia are going to continue ex perimental work with flax at Georgia Chancellor San ford said believe it will be a valuable cash crop to the Geor gia farmer and a profitable in dustrial product for Georgia cot ton mills About 50 counties in Georgia can grow flax and ap proximately 3000 pounds of straw can be grown to the acre" Professor Vaughan said from 300 to 360 pounds of the de gummed fiber could be extracted from 3000 pounds of the straw or stalks He pointed out that the flaxseed also has considerable commercial value lax is sown broadcast and re quires less cultivation than cot ton The fiber from which cloth is made is taken from the stalk formerly by a stow primitive process but much more speedily under the process devel oped at Tech The municipal court jury ses sion held yesterday morning by Judge Davis was attended by approximately 250 members of the civics and history 8th grade A classes of the Junior high school accompanied by their teachers materials design and workman ship the quality cf a ord car ia high quality ord prices are low be cause of the institution behind the car not because of what is in the carl The 1939 ord 8 delivers at the lowest prices in the ord at lower prices than last year's ord 8 Yet it is bigger than before in actual pas senger room and in luggage space It is better looking in outside appearance and interior appointments It is better with new seat cushion con struction combined with ord trans verse springs and double acting shock RIVERVIEW Ala Jan (Special) Rev Roy Coulter of New Market Va preached to a large audience of friends at the Christian church Sunday night It was a pleasure for the people of Riverview to have the opportunity of listening to Inspiring mes sage since he was reared in Riv erview On Tuesday night Virginia Ciockett was hostess to the Young Ladles Missionary society Mrs Ellis Hawkins of airfax spent Saturday night with Mrs Lena Wills Mr and Mrs Homer Bradfield and children Oneal and Harry of airfax spent riday night and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Bradfield Mrs Wheeler Bailey and son of Atlanta are spending this week with her mother Mrs A Year gen Mrs Birdie Ma Stephens and son Heyman of Langdale spent the week end with Mrs A ullerton A Smith Jr of Atlanta visited A Smith during the week end Mrs Jones and Doyle and Ralph Maul din of Columbus spent Sundav with Mr and Mrs Bradfield Mrs Ever Myhand and daugh GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS WHEN USED IN REGULAR PASSENGER CAR SERVICE Mr and Mrs Bert Rumble Mr and Mrs McGleaeen were hosts at a dinner partv on Satur day evening at the home of the latter honoring Mr and Mrs Dean who will leave at date to make their home in Valdosta Throughout the reception suite narcissi and nandena berries were used as decorations Centering the dining table was an oblong reflec tor bordered with evergreens in terspersed with nandena berries The reflector bore six lighted can dles in graduated lights The uni que place cards were Walt Dis I nty characters each holding a small package of mints Covers were laid for ten After inner games wai enjoyed CcrrCos WithO COM? Phone Us ELLERSLIE Ga Jan Mr and Mrs Childs and Gussie Pearl of Tal botton visited relatives here re cently Mrs Emma Williams and Mrs rank Williams of Hamilton spent Wednesday with Mrs Swint Mr and Mrs red Lee A A McElveen and Leon of Concord visited Mrs Hamilton re cently Mr and Mrs Jimmv Turner Mr and Mrs Claud Tillery and Mrs George Trusall were guests Sunday of Mrs Hamilton Mr and Mrs Charles Brazil and children spent Sundav in La Grange Mrs Nettie Davis and son Thomas of Columbus visited Mrs lene Myhand who is in training at the Baptist hospital there Mrs Coulter and her son Rev Roy Coulter and Mrs Coul ter visited relative in La Grange Saturday Mr and Mrs Hugo Estes visit ed Mr and Mrs Estes In LaGrange Sunday night Mr and Mrs Bill Melton at tended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Pruitt at Salem Wednesday Mrs Chas Emfinger and son Roger of Beulah spent a few days last week with her parents Mr and Mrs IL Prather Mr and Mrs Manley and children Janice Richard and Mira Jane of airfax spent Sun day with Mr and Mrs Jesse Leak Mr and Mrs Ben Milner and ins inn spirit end in Beulah with Holt After a long illness Mrs Mat tie Hollis aged 41 passed away Thursday and was buried Satur day morning In the McGinty cemetery Misses Lennie Coggans were in Columbus Sat urday Mr and Mrs Olando Johnson spent Sunday in airfax with Mr and Mrs Luther Johnson Mr and Mrs John Gibson spent Wednesday in Lanett with Mr and Mrs Dorsey Slaughter Laurence Ray of Atlanta and Gordon Davis of airfax visited their aunt Mrs A Newton Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs John Milner attended the funeral of their grandfather Lowe of La fayette who was buried at Mace donia Wednesday Mrs Newton visited her 1 later Mrs Ida Watkine in ns? ter Ponsellc spent last week end dale a few days last week in Birmingham with Miss Auber Mr and Mrs Henry Vinson SHELLMAN Ga Jan Much interest is being manifested in the approaching Roosevelt Birthday celebration which will be observed here on riday eb 3 The committee in charge an nounces that a barbecue dinner Will be served at six o'clock at the high school building and at eight o'clock there will be a womanless wedding in the auditorium which promises to be highly entertain ing The sale of buttons is well un der way and it is expected that 'neuman ana community contribute generously to worthy cause The students were at the court RAshford recently at fhn is rd I'll wtrciiiui: at and remained for about an hour and a half Most of the time the students were attending was taken up with the trial of a dog ownership case that of Charley Thornton vs Hermon A Ellis a bail trover proceedings for the custody of the canine described as a red hound the value of which was I estimated at from $8 to 5100 i Plaintiff in the case was rep resented by Edward Wohlwender yr ana tne aetenaant by IT Hicks ort A number i witnesses were called on cdes whose testimony TECH REPORTS: IMPROVED LAX Mrs Jack Hester and Mrs Ashford spent Saturday in Colum bus Mrs red Kirk and children were Columbus Saturday Shellman News Mr and Mrs Morris Lay were bests at lovely birthdav dinner on Sunday honoring their father and mother Mr and Mrs Ed Spier Quantities of pretty cut flowers were used to decorate the Jiving and dining rooms and the dining tended to throw light on whether the dog belonged to the plaintiff or the defendant and whether or not the two claimants themselves might be mistaken as to identity of the hound After the school students who crowded the Superior court room had gone a jury of six men found a verdict in favor of the plain tiff A number of other jury cases were disposed of during the day's session of the court ft 00 equipment INCLUDED State and ederal taxes extra IS THE DETROIT DELIVERED PRICE Thia ia for the 60 hp Tudor Sedan illufrotod and includes all the folio inf: Bumper and four bumper guards Spore wheel tire and tube Cigar lighter Twin air electric bcm Dual windshield wiper Sun visor oot control for headlight beam with Indicator on in strument panel Mrs Crittenden and Mrs Crittenden delightfully en tertained members of the Crittenden chapter at Oliver Hall on riday afternoon The president Mrs James Wooten was in charge cf the business session during which the usual reports were made Other business matters of in terest to the members were I cussed after which the program committee presented a most inter i csting program Mrs McCurdy gave some tacts concerning Robert Lee' surrender and a sketch of the life of Stonewall Jackson was given by Mrs A White Other facts in the colorful lives of these great ment were depicted by Mrs A Crittenden Mrs Curry and Mrs Arthur rendered a lovely vocal selection accompanied at the piano by Mrs A Crittenden At the conclusion of the pro gram the hostesses served a sweet course COUGHS (due to colds) fet dirtraa cf Lm ee4d or ap ard several songs were sung The roll was called and minutes of the last meeting read by the aegre tsry Vera Mae Buckingham The meeting wa then turned wer to me ca plain Claudia Waller An interesting demonstration on Breakfast and was given by Claudia Waller and Very Mae Buckingham The breakfast consisted of tomato juice oatmeal toast and eggs Their score was 87 After singing another song the dub adjourned Reporter Ven 74y vou the SJrv" llnn 'n4 Chre Th have 1 O'Q to 'offee hih" Priced pent Sunday In Roanoke with Prince and agen' their patent Mr and Mr Calvin Bailey present inson Mr and Mr A Ray and by the president Merle Parker daughter Barbara and Mr and Mrr James Christian and son Da vid and Roy Crockett visited Mr and Mrs Smith in LaGrange Sunday afternoon ATLANTA Jan Georgia Tech reported todav ad vancements in the treatment of Georgia grown flax pointing the way to a passible new source of substantial revenue for farmers in this and other southern states Planting at flax on a relatively extensive scale was begun in Georgia about two jears ago as a soil erosion control measure but tests showed the fiber produced could be worked into good linens Professor Harry Vaughan director of the state experiment station at Tech submitted to Chancellor Sanford exhibits on the process developed for working the flax into cloth In cluded among various forms of the material that have been de veloped is a suiting Vaughan said was highly wrinkle resistant innrat to ordinary linen suits Vaughan said a pound of flax ready to he spun into cloth will bring about 25 cents or more as against about 9 cents for cotton The experiment station now is working on a process whereby the Georgia farmers mav gin his flax on his farm thus eliminating the more costly meth od of sending it to market in bulk form Vaughan said machinery al ready in use in Georgia's eottun PEED CO 1235 1st Ave SINUS SUERERS AVOID LIE MISERY New MediHne Her ffvfftrerv Rm Hop In Rrtattific DiroTtrjr NO INJECTIONS! 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