Mrs Lewis Hosts Holiday Bridge Party At College Street
Mrs Taylor Lewis entertains Thursday afternoon at her College street home with eight tables of bridge, holly and Christmas flowers creating a festive scene. High scores went to Mrs Ernest Statham and Mrs G C Webb, with prizes of poinsettias. Guests included Mr Loyd Flint of Long Island and numerous local families, followed by a salad course, coffee, dessert, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Lewis
College Street
Ernest Statham
G. C. Webb
Lewis
Loyd Flint
Long Island
Miss? Elizabeth Council
Church Street
Margery Cargill
Will Green Turpin
Stuart Prather
Mr. Flint
Charlotte Larner
Chloe Davenport
Hulet Humber
Louise Dudley
Alice McNéeil
Local social notes highlight visitors and guests in Americus
Personal mentions show Bob Cox of Hartwell guesting with Mr and Mrs Walter Rylander on Taylor Street. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Bernard Watts of Fitzgerald with family, Jack Masses of Macon, Miss Simms Massee, Mrs G W Glover, and many others staying at homes on Harrold Avenue Church Street Third District campus Lakeland and Headland Alabama scenes. Families travel by motor and train to spend holidays with relatives in Americus and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cox
Hartwell
Water Rylander
Taylor Street
Mr. Cox
Americus
Bernard Watts
Fitzgerald
Capt
Mrs
H. D. Watts
Church, Street
Jack Masses
Macon
Simms Massee
G. W. Glover
Mrs. Brown Small
Harrold Avenue
G. H. Wharton
Marietta
J. M. Prance
Lakeland
Fla
W. A. McDonald
San Antonio
Texas
Mrs. W. A. McDonald
West Church Street
Sulphur-based remedy claims quick skin relief
A skin specialist touts Mentho-Sulphur as effective against rough red skin and conditions like eczema, rash, pimples, and ringworm. The preparation soothes irritation, fights germs, and reportedly improves quickly with use like a cold cream, advising a small jar from any druggist.
Concord Principal Resigns to Guide New Leader
Rev W Mincher principal of Concord Academy resigns effective immediately to accept a Lutheran pastorate in Greenville Mississippi. The Times Recorder reports M H Guest chairs the trustees who will consider only normal trained teachers for the post with applications evaluated before a final choice is made. Mincher has earned high regard from students and patrons for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Mincher
Concord Academy
Sumter
M. H. Guest
Times-Recorder
Mincher
Lutheran Church
Greenville
Miss
Will Dedicate New Negro School Soon
Col. J. E. D. Shipp will deliver an oration at the dedication of a Rosenwald Negro Industrial school at Plains on January 2. The school, funded largely by the Julius Rosenwald fund, is the county’s largest and finest, offering literary and industrial courses including farming. E. W. Dupree, county school superintendent, and other white citizens interested in black education are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. D. Shipp
Rosenwald
Julius Rosenwald
County School Board
Col. Shipp
E. W. Dupree
KE. J. McMath
Gatewood
Gatewood Industrial School
Col Shipp
School Board
Sarsh Orr
Personal notes from Savannah and nearby
Rev. and Mrs. Luther Harrell and children visit his brother in Savannah for several days before returning to Americus. A. W. Smith at Thalean school district is in critical condition with pneumonia after several days illness. Congressman and Mrs. Charles R. Crisp plan to return to Washington on the midnight train. J. B. Wilder back in Savannah after Christmas with son E. F. Wilder on Hampton street. Philip Edwards severely burned remains in critical condition, consciousness returning but pain intense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Harrell
Savannah
Americus
A. W. Smith
Thalean
Congressman
Charles R. Crisp
Washington
J. B. Wilder
E. F. Wilder
Hampton Street
Philip Edwards
Pinehurst Farmer Dies in Truck Fall
Cordele reports J. A. Hammond, 22, a Pinehurst farmer, killed when he fell from a truck he was driving. Authorities say he lost balance and struck his head after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
J. A. Hammond
Pinehurst
Devoted Hart Drives A Clean Thrilling Screen Tale
A review hails a film as a deviled tale of devilish villainy with one of William S Hart’s finest performances. It promises a beautiful and inspiring romance set in a thrilling story that remains suitable for all audiences including families and Bible class attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homelinger
William S. Hart
Birth of Son announced for Ross Pittman family
Mr and Mrs Ross Pittman announce the birth of a son named Jack on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Pittman
Jack
Accused Merchant Denies All Charges in U S Court
Louis Evans of Clayton Georgia, named in involuntary bankruptcy proceedings and a receiver petition filed December 21 by creditors, yesterday answered in federal court denying he was caught by a nightwatchman on November 15 before daylight removing stock and denying shipments of cases to his brother at Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Louis Evans
Cla»ton
United States
Collins
Shipp and McMath Dedicate Gatewood Industrial School
Col J E D Shipp and KE J McMath visited Gatewood Industrial School for dedication exercises. The Rosenwald funded facility opens with four classrooms and industrial curriculum aimed at uplifting local Negro youth, with Sarsh Orr as principal and two teachers assisting.
Many Georgians Buy New Hunting Licenses
Receipts from hunting licenses issued since the hunting season opened are higher this year than the same period in 1922, and total yearly receipts are expected to exceed last year. State game and fish officials note South Georgia counties already report larger first two months than all of 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Game and Fish Commissioner’s Office
South Georgia
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Mrs. Lewis
Miss Elizabeth Council
Jimmie Hogg
Buena Vista
A. J. Bell
Anna Crittenden
Georgia Lumpkin
Charlie Mae Seig
Beatrice Ferrell
Columbus
Vera Parker
Waycross
Helen Verus
Bar] Street
Doris Collins
Grace Collins
Headland
Ala
Jewelly Hill
Eunice Hill
Montezuma
Miami
Pla
Herschel “Taylor
Little Son
Camilla
Miss Clarice Cannon
Cairo
Ed Ryals
Carl and
Catherine Ryals
Leis Vendrick
Whistler
Nash Meat Markets
E. N. Bales
Jackson Street
Rogers
J. R. Smith
Forsyth Street
Concord
Mass
NEW Negro School
Easom
Martin
Dudley
Shipp and
HY Mate
Gatewood Negro Industrial School
le Scotts
Sills
New York
H.S. Walker & CO
Can Wesson
Eagle Brand
Maxwell House
Rogers Monogram Coffee
Campbell’s Soup
Eithed
N. Jackson Street
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