Bazaar Caps Year for Ellaville Groups
Ellaville residents flocked to a joint bazaar by the Parent-Teacher association and United Daughters of the Confederacy last Friday. The evening featured a popular young lady contest won by Christine Dillard after 150 votes, a well patronized candy and fancy work booths, and a high-spirited auction. Proceeds totaled 138.49 after expenses, split equally between the two groups, with 38.75 from the contest. Local residents and visitors, including Henry Wall Jr and families, attended and assisted, as the community celebrated and supported ongoing activities.
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Ellaville
Parent-Teacher Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Christine Dillard
Schley County Motor Company
Henry Wall, Jr
Barnesville
Will
Henry Wall, Sr
A. A. Arrington
Columbus
Albert Parks
Ideal
Sam Miles
Americus
J. M. Anderson
Albany
Elizabeth
Helen Collins
R. F. Williamson
Ellaville social notes and out-of-town visits
A roster of Ellaville residents and guests includes Mrs. M D Herring and Mrs Harvey Hale shopping in Americus, Miss Margaret Edwards visiting Dr and Mrs L G Stewart, J R Jordan Jr returning from Riverside Academy in Gainesville, and numerous relatives and friends traveling to Macon Americus Doyle and Concord for holidays. Also mentions church Sunday school plans and local ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaville
M. D. Herring
Harvey Hale
Americus
Margaret Edwards
L. G. Stewart
J. R. Jordan, Jr
Gainesville
Riverside Academy
Jewell Duncan
South Georgia
Bertha Williamson
Bronwood
Edgar Williams
Lucille Persons
Doyle
Mabel Parks
Delia Causey
Fellowship
W. W. Turnage
Henry
Macon
Velma Williams
Byron
H. J. Williams
Ward Statham
Atlanta
J. H. Statham
Geraldine Arrington
Gladys Arrington
Frances Arrington
Henry Smith Mims
Alice Duckworth
Addie
Munro O. C. Hill
Foster Cheney
Weston
W. Hi. Collins
Arlington
Shiloh invites community to special services
The community is cordially invited to attend the special services at Shiloh. The notice extends a welcoming stance to all residents and emphasizes a time for reflection and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Community Notes on Flower Planting and Local Visits
Americus resident Liams and Mrs A F Hodges of Andersonville helped plant flowers and shrubs on school grounds, aided by High School girls who served hot chocolate and sandwiches. T W Reid family joined Mr and Mrs E C Reid at Concord while Mr and Mrs Henry Reid of Leslie visited. Mrs W W Daniel visits her son and daughter in law, John and Mrs. Stewart at Andrew Chapel. Mrs Roy Johnson of Duluth Minnesota and her daughter Earline stay with Mr and Mrs A L Beckwith, who is convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Andrew Chapel
Roy Johnson
Duluth, Minn
Earline
A. L. Beckwith
Better Georgia Roads Seen By Party Of 52
Waycross December 20 Fifty two travelers in eighteen cars touring from Boston to Florida spent the night in Waycross before continuing via Macon and Fitzgerald This marks the second annual A L A organized automobile tour led by a supervisor and the party departed after a morning stop.
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Georgia
Boston
Mass
Florida
Waycross
Macon
Fitzgerald
A.L. A
Tour progress report amid late Sunday drive
Sunday afternoon one hour late due to Fitzgerald dinner delay. Many in the party were women driving their own cars. No paid drivers accompany the trip. Mr Rocamore, tour director, noted noticeable road improvements since last year and promised excellent conditions next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Rocamore
DeMolay Commandery Plans December Meeting
Lodge near regular meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening December 21 at 7 o clock. Knights of Malta will be conferred at the same hour and all Sir Knights are urged to attend. This will be the last meeting of the year with a large turnout hoped for. Carl W. Minor Eminent Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay Commandery
Knights of Malta
Carl W. Minor
Swamps dry as Cypress poles reach market
Tifton Dec 20 The Georgia Public Service Company supplying Tifton and Cordele with ice and electric current has contracted with Tift County citizens for three car loads of cypress poles. Dry weather makes it easier to extract cypress from swamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Georgia Public Service Company
Cordele
Tift County
Farmers Idle Motivate Timely Contract Award
The text notes that farmers are comparatively idle and in need of money, which influenced the company to place the contract at this time, signaling a push to secure funds during a lull in agricultural activity.
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the Pines Dairy
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Jos. Perkins
E. R. Stover
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T. P. Everett
Fred B. Arthur
Kellette Heys
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J. H. Glenn
Hollman’s
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King
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M. J. Stevens, Jr
M. Walters
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Pinkston Company
Just
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Southern Bell Telephone
Americus Shoe Repair & Dry Cleaning Co
Theron Jennings
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Eversharp
Gillette
Ever-Ready
Gem and
Enders
Thermos
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