Woman's Lit meeting and social features described
The text covers a Woman's Literary Society meeting at Mrs. ynard's home on treet with arrangements for a New Year gathering, plus a sequence of social events in Americus. It mentions Mrs. Hugh Page, a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Howell on College Street, bridge party hosted by Mrs. L. G. Council, and other class and social activities with numerous local names and houses, reflecting holiday season entertainments and society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Page
Jovkest
Hamilton Holt
Lovelace Eve
J. T. Warren
Charles Lanier
IL. F. Grub‘s
Emmett Anderson
John Sheffield
Frank Sheffield
Hallie Allen
John Hudson
Hallie McDonald
Puzzle Word Grid From Historical Telegraphic Clues
A cryptic crossword style list gives numbered clue fragments across parts of speech and definitions. The page appears to be a word puzzle with short hints for each entry and an invitation to provide a solution to yesterday’s puzzle.
Social Notes From Americus Home Scene
Mrs. Coley Lewis and daughter Martha Lewis return to Atlanta after weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Council on Church street. Mrs. Sherley Hudson suffers burns from a gas stove explosion and will remain indoors for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gleason and children of New York are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Page near Americus. The Gleason family recalls Miss Annie Laurie Page. The Ivey home residents on Colley street now reside with Mrs. R. M. Andrews at 206 East Church street. Miss Lula Hay arrives from New York, Miss Kate Land returns from New York before opening her music school January 1. Miss Mabel Callaway returns from New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Yeargain of Atlanta visit their daughter and Miss Lillian Dixon remains affectionately remembered here.
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Baggageman
Train
Chicago
Poiesttias
Dickey
Myr
Gleason
Viking
George Rodgers
Chaghter
Georgia
Atlanta
Will Page
William Page, Jr
Winnetka
Americus Lodge of
Coley Lewis
L. G. Council
Church Street
Sherley Hudson
Taylor Street
Carl Gleason
New York
Hugh Page
Americus
W. W. Hughes
R. L. Little
Ivey
Colley Street
R. M. Andrews
East Church Street
Kate Land
New York City
Jan Ist
Packard Six Prices Cut for All Models in 1925
Packard Motor Car Company announces nationwide price revisions effective January 2, 1925 for all enclosed Packard Six models. A five passenger sedan in Detroit drops 790 to 2585 dollars, reflecting substantial reductions.
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Detroit
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L. Maynard
Lee Street Road
Page
Council
Ozland Park SA
Cary
Pilger
Senge
Atte
Sever
Gagemar
Illec
Oaths
Ton
Tion
Ereas
Fant
The
Carolyn Norton Lewis
Fifth Avenue
W. D. Moreland
Stuart Pratter
W. D. Bailey
Taylor Lewis
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Ogdell’s
Save
Frane
Eral
Vttan
E.lamar
Buile
Buick
Mns
Tal
Deface
Murray’s Pharmacy
Rexall
Americus, Ga
Lula Hay
Mabel Callaway
Packard
Packard Motor Car Company
Michigan
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