Rosa Walker and Ad Anderson Wed in July Ceremony
Rosa Walker and Ad Anderson were married at the bride’s parents home on Friday afternoon July 30 in the presence of immediate family. The bride, a longtime telephone worker, is daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walker. Anderson, from Albany, works for Central of Georgia railroad. They will reside in Albany after a brief visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Rosa Walker
Ad Anderson
C. E. Cook
W. A. Walker
Anderson
Albany
Central of Georgia Railroad
Sharp North Georgia and regional visits span several weeks
A stream of visitors and travelers crosses Georgia and nearby states. Mr. and Mrs. L C Griffin plan a North Carolina mountain trip for weeks. Mrs Lula Oliver returns from Jacksonville and remains at Churchwell’s. Mrs M H Wheeler and child head to Macon for a month with relatives, then return. The Beltings visit Americas, Ruth Christian’s friend network expands, Miss Rundell returns to Fort Valley, and numerous others spend weeks with friends in Americus, Sumter, Atlanta, and Birmingham, illustrating a busy social season with travel and guest stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. C. Griffin
North Carolina
Lula Oliver
Jacksonville
Churchwell’s
M. H. Wheeler
Macon
Miss
R. E. V. Yates
Dr. Wheeler
Edwards Family Guests Tour Ranch Highlights in Texas
Stanley, Chester Edwards and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whipp, Albert Edwards, Mrs. Sallie Edwards, Miss Jennie Edwards, Miss Inez Edwards, Miss Mildred Edwards, James Walk, Miss Inez Walk, Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd, Sam Davis, Miss Lucille Patterson, and Miss Alma Edwards attended a ranch visit. The guests took pictures, rode over the ranch and enjoyed the unique features of that section of the great state.
Georgia Student Reports On Columbia Summer School Visits
Robert Lane, a Columbia University summer student in New York, writes home about Shamrock IV and Shamrock III at the pier, Lipton’s departure, and Georgia pride. He notes 9,975 students from all states and nations, a Georgia stunt winning third prize, and Virginia taking first. Lane praises Georgia’s support and mentions Ruth and baseball at Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lane
Columbia University
New York
Americas
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lane
Chemas
Georgia
Virginia
Virginia Club
Southern
Ruth
Afasa
Fellows
Local Business Updates And Family Movements In Americus
BELL receives Briets new line of Electroliers. Clarence O Niles returns from Atlanta banquet hosted by King Hardware for Georgia salesmen. Hugh Parker ill at home on McGarrah Street. Feagin family visits Prince Street. Feagin reenlists for four years as navy recruiting officer in Norfolk. Denham honorably discharged from navy, at home on Felder Street after four years aboard Pennsylvania. Jarrard from Atlanta visits Americus relatives, then returns. 6 percent home loans offered at Windsor Hotel by A C Cross. Bradford on furlough from Camp Bragg plans Leslie visit before Camp Pree return. Fire department battles gas-fire at J R Williams apartment on Taylor Street. fire blamed on faulty ceiling fixture. Mrs. C C Holliday and children back from DuLuth and Atlanta trip. Mr and Mrs Jack McArthur back from visit to Hapeville parents. Louis Knowles of Bainbridge visiting grandparents on Jackson Street. Mrs A C Keily and son depart for Birmingham after time with Americus friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Feagin
Litle Son
Norfolk
W. H. Feagin
Prince Street
Hubert Denham
Navy
J. C. Denham
Felder Street
Hubert
Pennsylvania
Immigrants Shift to Farming in Georgia Allegedly
The report notes Spanish immigrants arriving in large numbers aiming to take up farming, while local residents mention losses and personal ties. The snippet references Mrs. T. C. Cannon in Jonesboro and Mrs. B. C. Easterlin planning a weekend in Fitzgerald, with an estimated total savings loss of at least 42,000 for each immigrant entry.
Why Put Up With Rats for Years
Farmer N Windsor recalls rat problems and a near fatal incident with rat poison on his watch dog. He credits RAT-SNAP as a safe, sure killer. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by Nathan Murray Sheffield Hardware Sparks Grocery Americus with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Windsor
Nathan Murray
Sheffield Hardware Co
Sparks Grocery Co
Americus
Adv
Local Household News Notes Miss Kinard and Parker Visit
Mrs W P Persons at Fat Jackson street home hosts Little Miss Perea Kinard during the week with Mrs R Le Parker visiting on McGarman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bryan
Why People Buy Rat Snap in Preference to Rat Poison
RAT-SNAP kills rats and mice. It also repels with nonlethal deterrence. Rats killed by RAT-SNAP leave no odor and dry up inside. Comes in cakes for simple use. Safe for cats and dogs to touch. Three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Nathan Murray Druggist Sheffield Hardware Co Sparks Grocery Co Americus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Murray
Sheffiel Hardware Co
Sparks Grocery Co
Americus
Adv
Harris 121 Blood Remedy Prompts Reader Letters From Georgia
A Fayetteville to Columbus correspondence series touts Harris 121 Blood Remedy. Readers describe dramatic recoveries from rheumatism and illness after small orders, urging druggists to stock the remedy nationwide.
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Miss Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Alton Cogdell
Beavens
Acre 42
We W. Dykes
Z. Food
Mary
R. L. McMath, Jr
Frank Cato
R. B. Stackhouse, Jr
Robert Perk
L. Wi. Brom
Atebuers, R
Wb. Taylor
Hoye McMath
Mrx
Jack Holst
Emmett Bolton
Dudley Gatewood
Furlow Gatewood, Jr
Walter Edward Ma Cochrane
W. D. Tiedeman
San Souc
Daddy
Lehmann
Misa Blanche Snyder
Villanelle
Eva Acqua
Pretty Kitty Kelley
James W. Harris, Jr
Elizabeth Harris
George Finley
Elizabeth Rundell
Fort Valley
Mildred Clark
Rook
Kirkpatrick
College Street
Ann Walker
James Walker
Lee Street
Lilli Harriet Rylander
Harris
Mary Ha Riley
Frances Wa
Iris Walker
Edithiss Elizabeth Council
Once Fort
Charlotte Turner
Ruby Gammage
Elizabeth Andrews
Massie Ruth McMath
Christin
Virginia Clements
Morgan
Elizabeth Smith
Oseinian Denham
Katerine Bahnsen
Flori
Texas
M. N. Edwards
Cook's Ranch
Balmorhea
Davis Mountains
Grove Belding
Cisco
Eva Cooper
Church Street
Rufus Webb
Sumter
Robert Perkle
Winder, Ga
Geo Turpin, Jr
James Jones
Augusta
J. Ed Prather
Barlow Street
Lillian Denham
Christine Webo
Amos Speer
East Americas
Mrs
Lucius McClesky
Atlanta
Christine Beavers
Ashburn
Maude Beavers
Horne Street
M. E. Josey
Athens
Frank Seligh
Columbus
Wank Ferrell
That City
George B. Martin
Eroyle
Lois
Birmingham
Lance Beavers
Edgar Shipp
Ivey
Crosthursts Jeweler
S. Broadhurst
Mar &T
Cook
J. C. Berry
R. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental
Washington
Forrest St
Windsor Hotel
A. Crockett
Anit
Cmt Marvick Sad
Ren Ron Sale
Farlow Street
Tnowe
Collins
Watson
George D. Wheatley
Hobard Sausage Mill
Dayton
Burroughs
Charles Ayash
Lee and
R, E. Cato
Bragg
Rhode Island
Allen
South Lee
Studebaker
J. E. Poole
Ansley
Mamie FE
Cassady
D. C
Mareia C. Beameey
Cassady & Ramsay
Ours
Bell Bidg
Waves Lipton
BELL
Jewaler
Clarence O. Niles
King Hardware
Hugh Parker
R. L. Parker
McGarrah Street
Harry H. Jarrard
A. C. Cross
Ott
N M. Bradford
Camp Brage
N. C
J. R. Williams
Taylor Street
Mr. Vaughn
Eas
Nat LeMaster
C. C. Holliday
Duluth
Jack McArthur
Hapeville
Louis Knowles
Bainbridge
Mr. W. P. Persons
Jackson Street
A. C. Keily
Little Son
T. C. Cannon
Jonesboro
B. C. Easterlin
Fitzgerald
Fxel Elenio Pit Re Te Oi
GEO. D.mashburn
Hawkinsville
Ardollar
En's
Oxfords
Pric
W.J
J. A. Cox
Alderson
W. Va
Cardus
Cardu
Tad
Lea
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fayetteville
Harris Blood Remedy Co
Dawson
Tifton Gap
Dru
John H. Rhea
Lumberton St
Harris Blody Co
Dawson, Ga
Slyurs
Jas
All Good Drug Stores
Williams-Niles CO
JIST
Dickson
Michigan Agricultural College
M. E, Dickson
Mich
Agr
College
Americus Seed and Supply Company
Forsyth Street
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