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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1909

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Mrs. O Z Jamson Hosts Merry Wisdom Club in Plains

Mrs O Z Jamson hosted the Merry Wisdom Club at the Dean hotel in Plains with jonquil decor and games 42 and heart dice. Mrs W D Fleming of Americus won the prize handkerchief after a salad course and coffee. Numerous local visits and arrivals fill the week as Plains residents attend services, travel to Atlanta for millinery study, and plan for Americas carnival.

Mavns Z. Jamson Merry Widom Club Dean Hotel W. D. Fleming Americus Ethel Markett Sumter Lawson Annie Timmerman Bronwood Blake Harris J. A .McDonald J. M. Austin Concord T. C. Barkley Coleman Wise Calmes Ruesta B. T. Wise Lucy Williams Emmie Kate Andrews Edgar Timmerman, Jr Plains Katie Belle Hiller New Point J. J. Hiller Olin Williams J. C. Logan Maxwell Mfe O. T. Lawson Eva Mae Stevens Atlanta N. Worrill Nina Carter John Harris Friendship Fletcher Wright Parrott David Sloan C. A. Phillips Misa Kathleen McLendon Annie Clark E. B. Hornady Buena Vista Rev. Quarterman Dawson Misa Ethel Markett Sumter Tuea

Leslie Regular Correspondents News From Mt Zion and Local Visits

In Leslie Georgia February 10 regular correspondent notes Charles Jane preached at Mt Zion Sunday and spoke again Sunday night. He visited the school Monday morning and gave a talk. lectured Monday night. Miss Sallie Merritt left Tuesday for Alabama. Abbott Wooten of Americus spent Monday and Tuesday in Leslie with friends. Kenneth Hines is able to be up again. Mrs Brady went to Americus Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Suggs entertaining a Little Miss Suggs. C K E Lockett returned Saturday from Florida. Mrs Dollie Wilkinson and Mr Arthur Bradley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Crisp Wilkinson. Miss Blanche Pryor spent Monday night with Miss Mae Summerford. Richard Bedgood of Arabi spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J J Anison. Johan Brown of Mercer University spent Sunday with friends here. Curtis Williams moved to Jacksonville to take charge of a still.

Leslie Charles Jane Mt. Zion Sallie Merritt Alabama Abbott Wooten Americus Kenneth Hines Brady John Suggs Miss Suggs C. KE. Lockett Florida Dollie Wilkinson Arthur Bradley Crisp Wilkinson Blanche Pryor Mae Summerford Richard Bedgood Arabi J. J. Aniason Johan Brown Mercer University

Preston Dovecote party and local social notes in Preston Georgia

Preston Georgia notes report a dove shoot by Jno Reeves at Williamsburg and a string of local social visits. Names include T J Welch Jno A King J C McEarchern W E Jenkins Emma King Winnie Kidd Lilly Goss Geo Addy Mary Bell W A Johnson and Roy Fussell. Several residents recover from illness while others travel to Americus Bainbridge and Plains.

Preston Georgia Messrs T. J. Welch Jno A. King J. C. McEarchern W. E. Jenkins Williamsburg A. Reeves Emma King E. E. Cook Cusseta George E. Thornton Richland Winnie Kidd Plains Lilly Goss Lumpkin Geo. Addy Percy W. PB. Addy Mr. Addy Mary Bell Bainbridge Americus W. A. Johnson Eufaula Jno. W. A. Hawkins Jewel Kidd

Huntington Hints at New Crop Hope in Rich Farming District

Huntington Ga February reports visitors from Americus Columbus Warwick and Americas. Local residents T E Castleberry G W Nunn and Albert Brady travel for short trips while Mrs J W Castleberry returns from Americas. The town boasts fine farming land and optimism for a new crop season with renewed hope.

G. W. Nunn Americus C. T. Gleaton Warwick J. J. Johnson J. W. Castleberry Columbus Dr. Reeves Little Nunn Reeves Albert Brady Americas Huntington

Weeklong sale urged with limited time offer

Feb 13 is the start date for a weeklong event inviting readers to attend. The notice uses terse phrasing to emphasize urgency and the duration of one week, urging participation.

Smithville socials and church notes mark Feb events

Smithville Ga on Feb 10 hosted a small gathering for Mrs B J McKenney honoring cousin Mrs Malcom Reybold of Atlanta. Dr W A Mason preached two sermons at the Baptist church. Several residents exchanged visits with relatives in El Paso Macon Dawson and Columbus. An informal dance at Segadio's Hall drew local youth despite bad weather on Feb 12.

Smithville B. J. McKenney Malcom Reybold Atlanta W. A. Mason Macon Baptist Church J. J. Botts Ralph A. Ansley el Paso Texas William Bouilineau Mary Lizzie Ansley Dawson Alice Pearl Melton J. C. Eastman Columbus Misa Olive Salter Bob Salter M. D. Reybold J. G. Pruitt Pruitt Joe Garnett W. Fort McAfee Evelyn Myrtle Odum Lula Hines Mary Lizzle Miller Birdie Lewis Leesburg Dot Edwards Charlie Pryor

Ansley Jr Returns Home After Long Colorado Visit

Mr and Mrs Charles L Ansley welcome home their son Charles L Ansley Jr after a nearly two year absence in Colorado Springs He is accompanied by his aunt Miss Mary Granberry A birthday celebration marks his 22nd on Sunday and his father plans to return to work in Colorado Springs with improved health noted during the visit

Charles L. Ansley Charles L. Ansley, Jr Colorado Mary Granberry West Ansley Colorado Springs

This Is An Easy Test Sprinkle Allen's Foot Base

A short note mentions Sprinkle Allen and a foot base in one shoe. The fragment hints at a simple test or observation tied to footwear, but no clear event, date, or outcome is provided.

Allen

One secret of spotless life early discovery you can’t do everything

The line reflects a mindset that emphasizes selective priority and practical limits in tasks. It suggests recognizing that attempting to do everything leads to inefficiency and burnout, advocating focus on key responsibilities and manageable goals.

Chicago News

Ellaville Wedding Brings Luella Wood and Clark Doster Together

Ellaville Ga February 10 Beautiful simplicity marked the wedding of Miss Luella Wood and Mr Clark Doster on Wednesday of last week at the bride’s parents home. The parlor carried green and white with ferns and white flowers forming the bridal bower. After Miss Lucy Baldwin sang My Dear, Jewel Bridges untied the ribbons, then Miss Woods with maid of honor Onn McAfee advanced to the altar where Rev Hugh Oliver officiated. The couple left for Rochelle amid many well wishers.

Ellaville Luella Wood Mr. Clark Doster Lucy Baldwin Jewel Bridges Onn McAfee Mr. Doster McAlister Hugh Oliver Doster Rochelle Sidney Baldwin F. J. Williams Daviston Martha Davis Americus Artie Chipley Baldwin College Street E.W. Strange Lacy Baldwin Florence Baldwin Atlanta Leila Baldwin Talbotton Er. W. Strange Claud Baldwin Baker Baldwin Laurie Smith Florence and Tesla Baldwin Mary Strange Annabel McCrory Columbus

Rift News Highlights Local Visits and Crop News

Rift Georgia reports weekend visitors from Preston and De Soto, road crews opening new routes, oat crop damage, a two year old badly burned January 30, improving health notes, hog and hominy meals during cold weather, local repairs on a Lowrey dwelling, and plans by a top planter to enter hog raising. Butter sells cheap regionwide but Rift buyers pay 25 cents per pound locally.

Jessie Stanford M. A. Park Rick G. W. Boman J. L. Jones D. M. Lowrey G. D. Jones G. Simmons de Soto Rift Americus Smithville

Seventeenth District Social Notes and Local Visits

In the Seventeenth District on Feb 10 a quarterly meeting at Enterprise drew Henry Wiggins Stella Turner Renza Israel Mina Salter George Wiggins Burrell McCrea Carlton Jones Pierce Jones and Elsie Wiggins. Local guests included H C Thompson of Brinson and Miss Ellie Wiggins visiting Leslie. The Hebron school, with Walter Hargerson and Ruth Kendrick, progresses, as Mrs Mary Jarael visits Dawson and Misses Della McCrea and Jennie May Davis visit near Sumter.

Henry Wiggins Stella Turner Renza Israel Mina Bessie’ Salter George Wiggins Burrell McCrea Carlton Jones Pierce Jones Elsie Wiggins Enterprise Willams H. C. Thompson Brinson H.C. Thompson T. G. Godby Columbus Massey's Business Ellie Wiggins Leslie Mattie Suggs Terrell County Hebron Walter Hargerson Friendship Ruth Kendrick Plains Mary Larael J.C. Tedder Ton Knight Dawson Della McCrea Jennie May Davis Walter Cowart Sumter

Bundle of Confederate Bills Remembrance Item

Mrs. M. E. Melton of Jackson Street has a bundle of Confederate bills totaling 1909 dollars and 50 cents. The face values range from 25 cents to 500 dollars, including both national and state issues such as Georgia. The notes were bequeathed by her father as mementos from those trying times. An old wallet contains the roll.

Mre M. E. Melton Jackson Street Georgia

Teachers Institute for 1909 Monthly Meeting Notice

The institute for teachers will hold its regular monthly meeting for both white and colored teachers. Consecutive meetings are planned. Teachers are to note due notices and govern themselves accordingly. W S Moore, Superintendent.

OUF S. Moore

Teachers Institute for Sumler Opens Feb 20

Teachers Institute for Sumler will be held February 20 at 10:00 AM. The program includes Arithmetic by N R Blackman, English Grammar by O A Philipe, Spelling and Writing by A J Clarke, Geography by Miss Nettie Smits, Physical Exercises led by Prof A Clark, School Management by L 2 Turpin, Physiology by Mrs Willie Price, History by Miss Emma Pipkin, Agriculture by A M Howell, and Penmanship by Miss Annis Clark. Full attendance expected.

Teachers Institute For N. R. Blackman Willie Price Emma Pipkin A. M. Howell Annis Clark Institute Moore

The Hundred Dollar Confederate Bill History Told

The Times-Recorder recounts the tale of a Confederate hundred dollar bill tied to Mrs. M. T. Elam’s account. It describes Yankee troops sacking Greenville and scattering punctured money through streets as Miss Mary McKay preserved one bill as a souvenir. The piece notes Southerners keep Confederate notes from 5 cents to 500 dollars as war souvenirs.

Times-Recorder M. T. Elam Greenville D. C Greenvigs Mary McKay Elam Blam Still Americas

McArthur Buys Vacant Lee Street Lot for New Residence

Mr J O McArthur purchased yesterday from Mr A W Smith a vacant Lee street lot 90 feet frontage for a handsome residence. He will begin construction at once. McArthur recently sold his nearer Lee street home to Mrs E J Eldridge, who plans to occupy it once possession is given and his new home is ready.

J. O. McArthur A. W. Smith Lee Street

Throat Troubles Prominent in Medical Advice

Historical advertisement advises treating sore throat with Sloan's Liniment and a antiseptic gargle. Includes testimonials from Albert W. Price of Fredonia Kansas and K Hi of Coatsville. Cites tonallitis croup estina and bronchitis as conditions helped by external throat application and gargling.

Sloan Albert W. Price Fredonia Kans K. Hi Coatsville New York Press

Americus to Represent at Southern Presbyterian Meeting in Birmingham

Americus will be represented at the Laymen's Missionary meeting of the Southern Presbyterian church to be held in Birmingham. Fifteen hundred delegates from the Southern States are expected, with distinguished speakers from the South and North and prominent figures from Canada addressing the convention.

Americus Southern Presbyterian Church Birmingham Canad

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