Evans-Baxley engagement announced in Georgia social set
Dr and Mrs N S Evans of Americus announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Frances Evans to Marion Eugene Baxley of Augusta. The forthcoming October wedding is noted amid social news of families from Americus Colunbus and Augusta, with biographical details and past schooling mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. 3. Evans
Mary Frances
Marion Eugene Baxley
Augusta
N. S. Evans
Anericus
Mary Frances Evans
Augsta
Evans
Evan S
Americus
Bry J. Taylor
Furlow Grammar School
Co Nhus
Brynau College
Laure Taylor
Americue
Ixley
Wo Lins Wirth
N. B. Saxl
Aid M
Ley
Cotton Exchange
F Evans
Elegant Washington dinner hosts and missionary circle meeting
On Saturday afternoon August 29 1925 an elegant Washington DC dinner was served with several guests including Judge and Mrs Crisp Mrs Quimbly Melton Mrs Tom Vereen Mr and Mrs D F Davenport Mr and Mrs Frank Lanier and others. Circle No 2 of the Nellie Worthy Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday at 3:30 PM at 620 Barlow Street with Mrs R S Broadhurst and Mrs C C Carnes as joint hostesses. Full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Tinsley
Mrs Marshall
Hortense Tinsley Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
T. O. Marshall
Harrold Avenue
Mary B. Clay
Taft Hill
C. R. Crisp
T Far East
Quimbly Melton
Griffin
D. F. Davenport
Tom Vereen
Moultrieve
Flordee D. Hollis
Washington, D. C
Crisp
Frank Lanier
Florence D.hollis
Mildred Luthey
Jane Luthey
Bryce Pilsbury
Nellie Worthy Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
R. S. Broadhurst
Barlow Street
C. C. Carnes
Broadhurst
Local Social Notes From Macon and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs W H Alderman Fay Alderman and Mrs L C Ramsay visited Savannah and Statesboro for two weeks Mrs Herron Neely returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs A C Primrose Mrs Leon Brooks left for Tampa with plans to visit relatives in Jacksonville Chief L M Jones and Mrs Jones stayed with Chief and Mrs John Brage Four days Mrs Jack Winn of Columbus and Mrs Cullen Goolsby Jr of Forsyth were guests of Mrs Sam Coney this week Miss Maria Harrold left for Waynesville NC to join several Harrold sisters and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddye Leon Hooks
Robert Augustus Clay
J. T. Hooks
Lee County
Americus
R. H. Forrester
Leesburg
Mr. Clay
Atlanta
Niles
Winn
Goolsby
Jack Winn
Columbus
Cullen Goolsby, Jr
Sam Coney
C. C. Niles
College Street
Eame
W. H. Alderman
Fay Alderman
L. C. Ramsey
Savannah
Statesboro
Herron Neely
A. C. Primrose
Baltimore
Leon Brooks
J. P. Cannon
Tampa
Jacksonville
L.M. Jones
Macon Fire Department
Jones
John Brage
Hancock Avenue
Forsyth
Social notes recount visits and farewells across cities
Miss Alice Harrold returns from Atlanta to spend time with her parents before traveling to Memphis to be guest of Miss Jean Williamson and sports editor W R Hamilton in New Orleans. Mrs Hamilton will visit Mrs Maynard in her absence. Hamilton Holt family back in Tampa after visiting Mr and Mrs C J Clark. Miriam Polk sends regards from Warrenton. Lieut Finis F E Dunaway departs for Fort Du Pont after summer with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Harrold
Frank Harrold, Jr
Gov
Clifford Walker
Atlanta
Memphis
Tenn
Jean Williamson
W. R. Hamilton
Sports Bulletin
New Orleans
Miriam Polk
Walter Maynard
Warrenton
Lieut
Finis FE. Dunaway
Fort du Pont
Delaware
Finis E. Dunaway
Mrs Pearlman Back From New York Purchase Trip
Mrs. Eva Pearlman and her daughter Miss Jennie Pearlman returned Friday night after three weeks in the East visiting New York Baltimore and eastern cities. They bought a full stock for her store saying purchases were heavier than usual but carefully selected. She noted a par men-makers strike may slow deliveries, especially in the South, yet shipments will arrive as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pearlman
Jennie Pearlman
New York
Baltimore
Pearlman
May Solve Ancient Mysteries Through This Maya Indian Tata
Tata, a Maya Indian from Chiapas, Mexico, is to be studied by Tulane University scientists in New Orleans to shed light on the origin and past of his tribe. Oliver Lafarge and Franz Blom, leaders of the university expedition, will have Tata question for two months after learning Mayan dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata
Tulane University
New Orleans
Chiapas
Mexico
Oliver Lafarge
Franz Blom
Blom
Central America
Lafarge
Driver Kills Grey Fox in Washington County
R H Duggan clerk of Washington county superior court struck a grey fox while driving from Milledgeville to Sandersville. The animal reportedly sprang into the road as the car approached and was blinded by bright lights. Mrs Duggan plans to have a fur made from the hide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersville
Milledgeville
R. H. Duggan
Washington County
Master and engineer charged over Newport boiler explosion
Washington reports the engineer John A. Grant and master George W. McVay of the steamship Mackinac face negligence charges by the department of commerce after the August 18 boiler blast off Newport Rhode Island killed 50 excursionists and wounded others. Grant testified he was willing to bear the blame with whoever is guilty with me.
Herbine Bottle Sold By Druggist Nathan Murray
An exerting health tonic claims to act as a doctor at home with quick digestion relief. One or two doses start the bowels moving and restore buoyant spirit, priced at 50 cents and sold by Nathan Murray, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Murray
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Mrs. Clay
Georgia
C. ¥. Burke
Florence Fort
Martha Duncan
Tech
Henry Lumpkin
Winne Fs
4M Coney
Charles Lanier
Martha Bell
Fink Easterlin
Mary Glow
Barbara Burton
Pary
George T. Bulon
Heroine
Smithville
Barbas
Ruth Johnson
Martha Searhborough
Dorothy Arnold
Kevnia MacDon
Mrs. Clay Ap
Nellie Worthy Circle
Americus, Ga
BE. W. Sieo
Ely Avenue
Florida
Maria Harrold
Waynesville, N. C
Anna and
Eiizabeth Harrold
Macon
Rosalie and
Gertrude Smith
R. B. Strickland
America
BELL
Western Tnion Telegraph Co
N. R. Harris
E. Forsyth Street
Mrs. Pearlman
Fox
Aiuto
Mackinac
Thos. LL. Bell, Inc
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