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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

4

Romance marks wedding and social events in DeSoto

Miss Fannie Mae Fuell married Jesse Roach in Dr Carline Minor’s yard on Lee street with DeSoto guests. Afterward the couple left for Bethel community by car. The bride, a favored DeSoto young woman, is linked to a romance begun years ago. Jennie Johnson peers to visit from Atlanta as guest of Miss Cargill for the week of events. A home program by the church’s Woman’s Missionary Society will feature songs and juniors as the group raises dues to finish the year with a strong missionary report.

Fannie Mae Fuell Jesse Roach Dr. Car] Minor Lee Street Asa DeSoto Woman’s Missionary Society

Do Folks Change

A brief poem by C. V. Myers from Huntington Ga reflects on the idea that life is change. It contrasts changes in mood and surroundings with shifts in daily routines, noting alternations from city bustle to quiet ranges and the sight of people at prayer, ending with a puzzling line about nurses attached to America’s war effort.

C. V. Myers Huntington, Ga

Smilin Through features Jane Cowl in dual era roles

The Selwyns present Jane Cowl in Smilin Through at the Rylander theater. She appears in contemporary smart costumes and again as a fifty year old bride in hoop skirts. The production uses Joseph Urban’s garden set to visualize memory and death’s sting.

Jane Cowl Selwyns Rylander Miss Cowl Joseph Urban

Duluth man visiting at Brooklyn Heights home

Local Briets W. A. Abbott Sr of Duluth is a visitor at the home of his daughter Mrs. C. C. Holliday in Brooklyn Heights.

W. A. Abbott, Sr Duluth C.C. Holliday Brooklyn Heights

Duck feast at Savannah rector’s club gathers 55 guests

Rev John D Wing of Savannah was guest of St Thomas church club in Thomasville. Club members, many avid duck hunters, offered 82 ducks at a feast with 55 guests present. The prominent Episcopal minister was warmly welcomed and well regarded in Savannah.

Thomasville John D. Wing Savannah St. Thomas Church Club Wing

Singing at Sumter Court House Sunday Concert

The regular monthly singing convention will be held at Sumter County courthouse Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock. Singers from Sumter County and delegates from Shellman Cordele and Montezuma will attend. The public is invited.

Court House Sumter County Court House Sumter County Shellman Cordele Montezuma

Mongolian Women Prohibited From Veils

Policy bans women from wearing veils while in public, signaling strict dress codes. The same era notes widespread use of local narcotics, with Hasheesh identified as a form of Indian hemp.

Mongolia

Nell Shipman Bear Headlines in The Girl from God's Country

Nell Shipman co stars with Brownie the bear in The Girl from God's Country at Rylander on Saturday. Brownie first appeared in pictures as a few weeks old, debuting with Nell Shipman in Back to God's Country.

Brownie Nell Shipman Bear Miss Shipman God’s Country Rylander Nell Shipman

Irreverent Table Scene Ends With Return to Bowl

A staged sequence features Misty Shipman and Brownie amid a sugar bowl setup. Brownie lifts a girl, then she rises, crosses the table, and kisses the girl. The moment shocks onlookers but Brownie resumes position in the bowl as the iris down completes the shot.

Ion Voor Ndben Mane Ats Bae Misty Shipman Dagiebarko Brownid Brownie

Fortune Tellers Arrest Hinders Indian Party Journey

A Worth county deputy arrested a fortune teller woman in Moultrie as part of a group of about fifty Indians bound for Florida. She is accused of pocket picking a Sylvester man and stealing $20. The arrest sparked a crowd in the business district before the prisoner was taken to Sylvester with her baby.

Moultrie Worth County Florida Sylvester

Traveling Indians Pass Through Americus on Auto Train

A group calling themselves Indians traveled by auto train and passed through Americus on Thursday. They appeared as Gypsies in common itinerant attire despite claiming Indian identity.

Americus

Group No 1 BYPU Program Delayed to 2 PM Sunday

Group No 1 of BYPU will present an interesting program Sunday evening with the time changed to 2 o clock. Everyone is asked to be on time. Several local residents are mentioned visiting and hosting gatherings, including Mr. and Mrs. R L Thomas and family, Douglas Thomas returning to Auburn to resume studies, and multiple social visits around Smithville Plains and Columbus involving Jerie Cowart Bertha Israel Kathleen Brinkley and others.

Thomas Harry Richardson Smithville Jerie Cowart J. T. Nicholson Kathleen Brinkley Bertha Israel A. S. McCrea Plains Harry Jolly

Headache Tied to Debility and Blood Health

Advertises Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for headaches linked to debility. Claims headaches stem from impure blood and weakened condition, and that building red blood cells fixes the problem. Promotes liquid or tablet forms available at druggists.

Gude Mangan

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