Social items and club activities in Americus
Social notes describe meetings at the home of Mrs. Frank P. Har, new members added including Mrs. Elton Parker and Mrs. S. H. McKee, a program by Mrs. Franc Margum, and charity plans for soldiers. Also covered are hospital bazaar meals, a sale postponed at First Baptist church, Y W A gathering, and the Music Study Club box drive for Camp Wheeler with contributions urged. Rex Harris and several local residents are noted as attendees and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D.C
Frank P. Har
Rapter
Elton Parker
Polk
First Baptist Church
C. J. Clarke
Jackson Street
Music Study Club
Camp Wheeler
Elizabeth Cobb
Americas
Rev Patterson Preaches at Mountain Springs on Americus Circuit
Reverend J W Patterson of Americus delivered an engaging sermon at Mountain Springs Methodist Church on Sunday morning. He was reassigned to the Americus circuit by the South Georgia conference, a welcome outcome for the community and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Patterson
Americus
Mountain Springs Methodist
South Georgia
Pennington
Messrs
Rouse and Ledger
Camp Wheeler
Macon
Thorpe Grant
Local Visits and Travels Across Georgia Towns
De Soto Mins Cora Cocke visits Atlanta friends. Mercer University student Henry Smith spends Thanksgiving with his parents. Mary Ferguson returns to Macon after a visit here. Mrs. Alex Duncan spends Friday in Americus. Dr. J. W. Smith visited Americus Monday. Eurera Cocke of Cobb visits here. George W. Bagley Sr. spends Monday in Americus on business. Mrs. A. M. Barlow returns from Glennovel visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson Jr. of Chokee were visitors recently. Allen Johnson makes a business trip to Albany. Mr. and Mrs. A. Godwin of Leesburg visit B. L. Bothwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Cora Cocke
Atlanta
Henry Smith
Mercer University
Macon
Mary Ferguson
Alex Duncan
Americus
J. W. Smith
Eurera Cocke
Cobb
George W. Bagley
A. M. Barlow Hag
Glennovel
E. 8. Ferguson, Jr
Chokee
Allen Johnson
Albany
A. Godwin
Leesburg
B. L. Bothwell
Y M C A Secretaries to Leave Soon for France
Thirty five war work secretaries of the Y M C A southern department will assemble in Atlanta and sail for France this week. They were elected by war work officials and are all above thirty one. A second group of thirty five follows later in the month, with two hundred more planned in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southeastern Department
France
Atlantic
Southeastern
Baby Show Opens Tuesday At Hospital Bazaar Event
Interest grows for the Friday hospital bazaar baby show at 3 00 pm with a new class for two year olds. Mrs Roy Parker and Mrs J L Williams organize the Americus display and prize winners will be chosen by judges selected by Mrs T C Tillman and Miss Adi Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Roy Parker
J. L. Williams
Americus
T. C. Tillman
Adi Finley
Dan Chappell Enlists in Aviation Branch
Dan Chappell of Americus, a well known young lawyer, has enlisted for military service entering the aviation branch. He awaits orders to report. He volunteered to serve without waiting to be drafted, a move that will interest his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Chappell
Americus
Chappell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erour
Emory Rylander
H. B. Allen
Residence
S. H. McKee
Ernest Statham
John Argo
George Oliver
Franc Margum
The
Melva Clarke
W. J. Pennington
Rex Harris
A. & M. College
J. H. Harris
Mary Annie Feagin
Leta. Cemaron
Kathleen Feagin
G. M. Wicker
Beulah Pennington
Louella Fields
Mr. Ledger
Misa Fields
Miss Fields
Feagin
Cameron
Lacy
Andersonville
Bedorbaugh
Stubbs
Alman
Harris
Wicker
Kitchens
Gibson
Emma Wiggins
Wicker Pennington
Sumter County
St. John's Lutheran Church
Pinkston Company
Arthur Wicker
Americus Agricultural and Mechanical College
Add Wicker
Watson Wicker
Oglethorpe
Todd Wood
J. D. M. Wicker
Dooling
David Wicker
Laura Stubbs
George Stubbs
de Soto
Flying Squad
Lcaza Theatre
Triangle
Besse
Paramount Picture
Jesse L. Lasky
Madame Petrova
Blue Ribbon
Carol Holloway and
William Duncan
Gray Ghost
the W Kinstay
Burray's Pharmacy
Rae
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