Home Society hosts elegant luncheon in Ellaville
Ellaville Ga Jan 5 The Home Society hosted an elegant luncheon last Thursday honoring Rev R Bailey and bride at the Methodist church. Hall decorated with holly. guest list included Mrs Y Williams and Dr B L Hodges among others. Fellow society events featured an oyster supper raising funds for the U D Co with a Jack Horner plum prize.
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Ellaville
Home Society
R.bailey
Bride
Ting
Y. Williams
U. D. Co
Jack Horner
B. L. Ges
Dr. Hodges
Atlanta
L. Boylston
South Carolina
Bam Bridges
BE. L. Bridges
Jack Woods
Columbia
Eva Woodward
Augusta
T. V
Alberta Dogier
S. Russell Bridges
C. C. Rainey
Shady Dale
L Boylston
Little Daugh
Fragmentary district notes hint at family and college ties
A fragmented local update mentions Mr and Miss Davie and Rob Suents visiting relatives, Gilame returning to college, Kilian shows at Williams, and Doerun connections with Sims and Toft. The scattered lines suggest social visits and schooling events in Americus area communities.
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Wart
Rob
Gilame
Cdleal College
Nton
Pierce
Americus
K. Sims
Doerun
Kilian
Wiliams
Doorun
Charlie
Social Roundup From Smithville Inn Dance Network
A lively Smithville dance at Hotel Simpson drew out-of-town guests including Rene Tift Maria Mitchell Lena Miller from Albany Annot's McDonald of Cuthbert and other Leesburg Americus and Dawson visitors. Local hostess Mrs C G Genekee hosted the Younger set in honor of Miss Cora Massey. Embroidery Club met at Miss Annie Randall Prias home with fruit served. Hugh A Clotworthy of anal spent days here. he sang at the Methodist church. Rev Olin Evans and children visited from Rome. Col and Mrs George E Simpson of Tifton spent days with family. Several locals and visitors swapped updates as Miss Lena Miller returned to Albany.
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Smithville
Simpson
Rene Tift
Maria Mitchell
Lena Miller
Albany
Annot‘s McDonald
Cuthbert
Lucile Bunkley
Myrtle
Evelyn Odum
Janie Hooks
Lula Hines
Mary Lizzie Miller
Leesburg
Kate Wheatley
Young and Walker
Americus
Messrs
J. W. Armstrong
Carl Smith
Morris Miller
Jim Dozier
Dawson
B. F. Johnson
Shellman
Henry Williams
Bronwood
Robert Heath
Tom Love
Bob Forrester
E. B. Martin, Jr
Walter Rylander
Walter Brown
J. D. Hooks
C. G. Genekee
Cora Massey
Spring Vale
Annie Randall Prias
Hugh A. Clotworthy
Anal
John B. Clotworthy
Clotworthy
Methodist Church
Olin Evans
Rome
Lizzie
Elma Evans
George E. Simpson
Tifton
W. T. Simpson
Sd McAfee House
Sidney Snellgrood
Washington, D. C
Renie Tift
Annette McDonald
Nell McKenney
Susie
Lunsford
Jimmie Josey
Tom Johnson
Atlanta
Mary Ansley
Macon
Roy Robinson
W. F. McAfee
Altman
Bainbridge
James Salter
Lucifer Bunkley
Ethel McMannus
Worsyth
Bessie Tift
J. C. Barker
Georgia Lee
Plains
R. P. Johnson
Carrie Redding
Andrew
Local School News and Visiting Guests Highlight Week
Miss Janie May Hatcher of Dawson returned to take charge of Williams' school. Henry Wiggins spent the week with Mrs. W. P. Mies. Annis Jones returned to Milledgeville after holidays with Je A. Jones. Rosa Christie of Smithville visited Mrs. W. P. Turner. Laur Salter stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Turner. A crowd attended the singing at Sumter Sunday evening.
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Janie May Hatcher
Dawson
Williams’ School
Henry Wiggins
Frank
Bronwood
W. P. Mies Annis Jones
G. N. and I. College
Milledgeville
Je A. Jones
Rosa Christie
Smithville
Tees
Laur Salter
Christmas Cheer Graces Plains Week, Georgia
Plains Georgia rang with Christmas gaiety as families hosted dinners and social gatherings. Notables included Dr. Seymour Evans, Miss Mattie Lewis Collins, and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bradley hosting friends and relatives from Americus, Gainesville, McRae, and Marshallville. Studies and travel notes follow with students Eunice Rustin, Agnes Thomas, Elmyr Whee, and Ethel Wise resuming college after holidays.
Local residents leave for travels and visits across several towns
Mund Oliver will be with her for several weeks. J R Wise has returned to Haleyville with daughter Delma after an extended visit. Mrs J E French visits Richland this week. Ophie Markett returns from visit to Mrs Robert Binck in Birmingham. Prof and Mrs R M Monts and children go home to Lyons with Monts mother Georgia Dean. Elise Slappey returns to Marshallville from Christmas visit. Belle Jones of Eatonton visits Dr Timmerman and family. B R Beck of Batonton visits Edgar Timmerman. Mrs W D Fleming returns to Albany. Amy Evans leaves for Atlanta after ten days with relatives. T N Coleman and family go to Gainesville, Florida after visiting H R McGee. H T Bradley visiting relatives in Dawson and Coleman. Carrie Shropshire returns to McRae after visiting her sisters. Hardiman Clark leaves for New Orleans to resume work at Tulane. Will Thomas French, John Oliver, and R D Cummins return to Tech in Atlanta. Edgar Timmerman Jr and wife return from visit to Richland. Mrs A C Gartner of Gulfport visits Dr Seymour Evans. Julia Coleman returns from Ashburn after Clark Raines wedding. Ruby Timmerman departs for Marion, Alabama to resume at Judson Institute. Dennis Moore leaves for Auburn University.
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Plains
Seymour Evans
Mesdames H. T. Everette
W.E. Brown
Mattie Sue
Lizzie Taylor
Mattie Pope Hagerty
Americus
J. A. McDonald
H. T. Bradley
David and
Theron Jennings
Edmund Oliver
Cathleen Cullers
Elise Slappey
Marshallville
M. L. Hudson
F. B. Cato
John Cato
Frank Cato
Robert Cato
Eusece Cato
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Anise Clark
Eunice Rustin
Miss Rustin
H. R. McGee
T. N. Coleman
Gainesville
Fla
Ethel Carter
Alton Carter
Amy Evans
Jack Slappey
R. B. Evans
Andrew College
J. M. Rustin
Agnes Thomas
Milledgeville
Elmyr Whee
Bester Tift College
Ethel Wise
Mseos
Floy Oliver
Wesley
Cathieca Cutters
Marshallvile
Eas
Mund Oliver
J. R. Wise
Luther Wise
Haleyville
Delma
Wise
J. E. French
Richland
Ophie Markett
Robert Binck
Birmingham
Ala
R.M. Monts
Lyons
Monts
Georgia Dean
Emund Oliver
Marshallvilles
Belle Jones
Eatonton
Gar Timmerman
B. R. Beck
Batonton
Edgar Timmerman
W. D. Fleming
Albany
Atlanta
Pla
Dawson and
Coleman
Carrie Shropshire
McRae
W. L. Thomas
W. H. Forrester
Hardiman Clark
New Orleans
Tulane University
Will Thomas French
John, Oliver
R.D. Cummins
Technological School
Edgar Timmerman, Jr
Telt Richland
A.C. Gartner
Gulfport
Miss
Julia Coleman
Ashburn
Clark-Raines
Ruby Timmerman
Marion
Als
Judson Institute
Dennis Moore
Auburn University
Holiday Visitors Dot Mt Springs Area Families
Local residents and relatives were listed visiting over the holidays, with groups from Am ericus Montezuma Andersonville and Fort Valley joining hosts at Mt Springs. Names include Holoway Derigo Wicker Pennington Kitchen Feagins and Barton. A note announced a new organ at Mt Springs. An old quip about losing a girl appears at the end.
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Brom
R. J. Holoway
Migs
Lesiie
R. A. Derigo
Homer
Alona J
Joyner
J. M. L. Wicker
Montezuma
R. P. Jenkins
Barron Lane
Beulah Pennington
Dooling
W. C. Kitchen
David Wicker
Americus
W. J. Penington
Deoling
Cathleen
Mary Annie Feagins
Andersonville
T. J. Wicker
W. J. Barton
Fort Valley
W. C
Mt. Springs
Death in Webster County. Mrs Sapp’s Sudden Passing
Preston Ga Jan 5 Friends mourn the sudden death of Mrs Sapp at home five miles from town. Heart failure after milking the cow ended her life. She was a Christian woman and sister to J C Tullis, J W Montgomery, and G W Montgomery. Visitors and local families are noted, with holiday events and visits from relatives across the region.
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Preston
Arpp Vilast
Sapp
J. C. Tullis
J. W. Montgomery
G. W. Montgomery
Plains
Annie Lee Treadway
Annie Bell
Richland
J. R. Beaty
Mississippi
Willie Tullis
Florence Stapleton
Milledgeville
Annabel Kidd
Americus
Sallie Thornton
Buena Vista
Ava Stevens
Atlanta
Robert Kidd
Bacon
Doerun
North 18 Hit Again Cold Wave Hits East Coast
A New York cold wave swept the East from the northwest soon after midnight. The thermometer fell from 32 degrees at midnight to 12 by 9 a.m. in New York as two deaths were reported. Officials note the south may escape the severe impact seen previously.
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Times-Recorder
New York
Atlantic
Mercury
Entertaining Week At New Era Brims With Visits
A lively note from New Era recounts Mrs Darvin Veal hosting an evening Tuesday while many residents journeyed to and from Dothan Alabama and nearby towns. Numerous social visits unfold through the week including Beulah Harris, Mamie Autry and Parker family members visiting friends and relatives. A brief school delay is noted as the teacher remains ill, with plans to resume shortly.
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Capital
Pteenth
Davie
Pan
Lee County
North Pole
Webster County
North 18
Kia
Oruggiste
Darius Ogden Mills
Darvin Veal
Dothan
Ain
Beulah Harris
Huntington
Johnnie Griffin
Bessie
Jodie
Nannie Autry
Myrtle Griffin
W. H. Turlington
Byromville
Nomie Parker
R. P. Parker
Mrav
John Dozier
Della Parker
Beulah Hareris
N. A. Parker
Briant Bradley
Berry Bradley, Jr
Bradley
Della Giles
Slater
Mollié’Parker
M. Parker
Eddie Lou
Melissa Parker
H.J. Morris Priday
J. T. Morris
Gladys Roach
Mary Giles
N. M. Veal
Talladega
Will
America
England
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