Local Notes on Residents and Travel Arrangements
Personal J Hammond Purvis is very ill with pneumonia at his home on Jackson street. R A Shy has purchased the Broadhurst bungalow at 900 South Lee street and will move there with his family at the start of January. Mrs Clyde J Williams has been called to Oglethorpe by the serious illness of her aunt Mrs Alice Shealey. H T Dobbs, director of Industrial Life and Health Insurance Co Atlanta in Americus, will join a hunting party to Lee county with R A Shy and J T Shy. Mrs L A Flynn returned to Setahatchie Alabama after visiting daughter Mrs George B Turpin on Horne street. Mrs John T Taylor left for Fort Worth Texas to visit daughter Mrs Walter D Phillips and John T Taylor Jr. for Christmas. Miss Gertrude Davenport returned from Gainesville after entertaining there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Club
Studts
Community Club
Sisting
Edgar Shipp
Hallie Allen
Bessie McDonald
W. H. Chappell
Estabrook
Harrold
J. W. Harris, Jr
S. H. McKee
Birmingham
Montgomery
Jefferson Davis
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Americas
R. A. Shy
Hampton Street
Broadhurst
South Lee Street
Clyde J. Williams
Oglethorpe
Alice Shealey
H. T. Dobbs
Industrial Life and Health Insurance Co
Atlanta
Americus
Lee County
J. T. Shy
L. A. Flynn
Setahatchie
Ala
George B. Turpin
Horne Street
John T. Taylor
Fort Worth
Tex
Walter D. Phillips
John T. Taylor, Jr
Social Notes Move Through Town and State
Miss Davenport was a guest in Atlanta for Thanksgiving with friends. Rev and Mrs Paul Ellis and family left for Thomasville after visiting Mr and Mrs Egbert Allen on South Lee street. Mrs Frank Sheffield returned home after Atlanta. Mrs Ethel Slaughter returned to Macon from a visit with her sister Mrs R L Heidt. C W Sandy Hill left for Cobbtown to spend time with his son Rev Willie Hill following a three month stay with his daughter. Mrs Walter Rylander and son Walter Jr. visited Rev and Mrs T E Davenport in Gairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ellis
Pauline and
Louise Ellis
Candler Ellis
Macon
Thomasville
Egbert Allen
South Lee Street
Ethel Slaughter
R. L. Heidt
C. W
Sandy) Hill
Cobbtown
Rev
Willie Hill
Walter Rylander
Walter, Sr
Gairo
T. E. Davenport
Mrs Dixon Clark Dies in Richland Home
Mrs Dixon Clark of Brooklyn died Tuesday at her sister Mrs J T Bland’s home nine miles from Richland after living there five years. Cause of death listed as aspirin overdose causing severe convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Dixon Clark
Brooklyn
J. T. Bland
Sudden Death Follows Illness in Local Community
Mrs. Clark, about 35, died after a sudden collapse following a severe cold. She had been ill several days and showed signs of improvement Tuesday morning before a rapid decline. Her sister summoned a physician who arrived an hour before her death. She leaves a husband a young son her father brother and sister Mrs J T Bland. The community mourns her loss.
Ladies and Girls Wear Sale Offers Discounted Apparel
A local retailer advertises a broad sale across ladies garments including dresses coats skirts suits petticoats silk underwear and furs along with sweaters for girls and boys clothing such as coats dresses pants and blouses a comprehensive departments wide selection for the season.
Piece Goods Silks and Woolens Selected for Buyers
A retail listing highlights silks including Canton Crepes Latin Cantons Crepe de Chine Pongees and Charmeuse. Woolens feature Canton crepes Eponge cloths broadcloths serges whipcords duvetyns and tricotines.
Cotton Goods Line Highlights Wide Cloth Selection
The advertisement showcases a full line of fabrics including Ginghams, Percal es, Madras, Ratines, Plaid Eponges, Linens, Kimono materials, Corduroys for bath robes, and a complete range of Art and Madeira linens, Damask, Napkins and Towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Leather and satin display of manicure sets and cases
A vintage advertisement describes manicurist sets and military brushes in leather cases with satin-lined cabinets. It lists ivory ebony amber manicure sets shaving and baby sets overnight cases and collar boxes as finely crafted accessories.
Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks and Gifts Line
An advertisement highlights Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks as the world's finest with a broad range of gifts. Men's department features suits overcoats raincoats trousers underwear gloves neckwear handkerchiefs hats sweaters shirts and bags while balcony floor showcases sweaters for women girls and children and a large luggage assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartmann
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Agnes Thomas
Bertha Lee
Parrott
Tanhauser
J .E. O’quinn
L. D. Wise
E E. Cook
Mamie McDonald Bradley
Alice Ruth Timmerman
Ernestine Logan
Lott
W. L. Thomas
Shorter College
42 Club
Ncutor
Emmett Aton
Barlow Street
Howell
Shelton F. Howell
College Street
Willie Estabrook
Ohio
Crosses of Honor
Frank Harrold
Georgia
Miss Virginia Moreland
Lois McMath
Rees Park
Charlotte
Oscar Bell
Malcom McMath
Bob Jones
Olin Williams, Jr
Billy Mac Eve
Woman’s Club
I. L. Carswell
Carl W. Minor
R. P. Glenn
America
E. L. Carswell
H B. Allen
Women’s Club
Valdosta Grocery CO
Valdosta, Ga
Americus Jewelry CO
Wallis Mott
Mgr
J. Hammond Purvis
Jackson Street
Gertrude Davenport
Gainesville
Alpha Delta Pi
Miss Davenport
Frank Sheffield
Deatias
JOY Flower Shop
Lamar St
Columbus
Victrollers and Records
Howell's Pharmacy
N. Jackson St
Victrola
Victrola Records
Men’s Department
Ansley
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