Windows Show Windows Most Beautiful Explain Christmas Displays
Americus unveils festive shop windows for Christmas shoppers. Ansleys led by Leta Vendrick showcase lace drapes and two dinner gowns with gloves and furs. Pinkston’s highlights Colonials and hosiery, Pinkston’s silk underwear and gifts. Bell and Americus Jewelry blaze with jewels. Churchwell’s tree and Feagle design captivate children and adults. Bailey’s men’s wear in red and green, Rylander and Fashion Shop windows attract. Fruits and baked goods from Rogers Sherlock and Piggly-Wiggly. Hightower’s Toyland interior bazaar. Clarks and Howell’s offer perfumes, candies, and Edison devices. Murray’s Forsyth adds gift perfumery and candies.
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Americus
Ansley
Leta Vendrick
Milady
Pinkston
Pinkston’s
Thos. L. Bell
Americus Jewelry
Georgia
Churchwell
J. A. Feagle
Bailey
W. D. Bailey Company
Rylander Shoe Company
Rogers, Sherlock
Piggly-Wirgely
Aggies Take Richland Scalp In City Auditorium Battle
The Aggies defeated Richland 23 to 14 as Johnson and Snyder led Americus with stellar moves. Parks and Richardson struggled for Richland, while Americus coach's unit play earned the trophy in a hard fought Friday night clash.
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Aggie
Richland
Aggies
Johnson
Americus
Snyder
Parks
Richland Crew Scheduled to Face Aggies on Home Floor
The Richland team lineup for the game on the Aggie floor lists players including Bush, Worthington, Richardson, Johnson, Parks, McCorkle, and Abelle. Details are incomplete but indicate a full roster matchup against the Aggies.
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Wek
Richland
Aggie
Americus Richland
Bush Pigady
Worthington Erenes
Richardson Johnson
Parks McCorkle
Ee Abelle
New York Cotton Futures Quote Snapshot
Daily futures table shows NY cotton prices for January March May July October and December with bid ask levels and opening and closing figures. Notable entries include open near 25.28 and close around 25.44 to 25.66 with scattered highs near 25.79 and a final noted value 24.00.
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New York
Py. Cis
Watts to Join T. R. on December 26
Mr. B. H. Watts, a Lumpkin native, has accepted a position with the Times-Recorder and will arrive in Americus about December 26 or 27, where he will immediately assume duties in the news department. Watts comes to the Times-Recorder amid a growing staff expansion for the newspaper.
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B. H. Watts
Lumpkin
The
Times-Recorder
Americus
Watts
Times
Editor Watts Returns to Americus News Desk
Recorder from the Charlotte Observer who has edited the editorial and news pages is identified as Mr. Watts son of Judge Frank Watts of Lumpkin. He has served with the Atlanta Journal Rome Evening Herald Columbus Enquirer Sun Montgomery Journal Macon Telegraph and other Southern papers and now arrives in Americus with broad experience and favored ties in Sumter county.
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Americus
Watts
Legion Has New Quarters Meeting Called Monday Night
John D. Mathis Post American Legion will hold a meeting at 7 PM in its new quarters in the former Americas Light Infantry building. Full attendance of the members is expected.
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John D. Mathis
American Legion
Americas Light Infantry
Athletics and events discussed at Wheatley armory move
A meeting of the 08 urged discussion of athletics plans speakers games suppers and entertainments. It was decided to move from the Wheatley building to the armory for larger venues, citing past meetings and conventions at athletic exhibitions.
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Ship
Matt
Wheatley
Armory
New Floor and Bridge Junior Lamps Debut by McNeill Co
McNeill Co introduces new Floor and Bridge Junior lamps, showcasing fresh designs just released. The lineup features compact silhouettes and modern finishes aimed at versatile living spaces.
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Just In
McNeill the Co
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Edison
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Forsyth
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Taylor Street
Annie Pickett
Eash
RED
South Lee St
Freeman’s Bicycle Shop
Jackson St
Addison
Sumter County
J. P. Cannon
F. W. Griffin
W. B. Lamar
Park Front
Thomasville
Broadfield
South Lee Street
R. L. Maynard
W. E. Brown
Andersonville
W. W. Dyken
S. R. Heys
H. B. Williams
Bankers Reserve System
Bankers’ Reserve Deposit Company
California Street
Denver
Colorado
Pease
T. M. Furlow
Frank E. Matthews
Insurance
the Times-Recorder
J. R. Watkins
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Mutual Fire’ Insurance
Central OF Georgia
South
Agricultural Department of
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Agricultural Department
J. F. Jackson
General Agricultural
Savannah
Mr. Jackson
J. A. Winslow
Cuthbert
J. F. Bazemore
Griffin, Ga
G.E. McWhorter
Milledgeville
John Rigdon
Columbus
Central Ofeorgia Railway
Boys Club
Guerande
Railway Exchange
Omaha
Nebraska
Legion
Old Light Infantry Hall
Forsyth Street
Lewis Ellis
Howell’s Pharmacy
Jackson Street
Americus, Ga
Clark’s Pharmacy
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