Americus Party Leaves Saturday for Coral Gables
A large group from Americus boarded the Coral Gables De Luxe special pullman Saturday night at 12 05 am, traveling to Coral Gables and returning Thursday for two days on the Florida trip. Guests include Dr E L Carswell and many others as more tours are planned for summer. The article also notes a Daughters of Confederacy meeting and a growing Bible school honor roll at First Baptist Church with many names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Coral Gables
John Frank Thomas
J. C. Graham
T. F. Gatewood, Jr
P. C. Gilmore
Ed Argo
Marl Rainey
Mary B. Clay
Bryce Pilsbury
Henry Gray
F.A. Thomas
la Verne Thomas
John Gossett
T. L. Bell
H. S. Walker
Neyn Buchanan
First Baptist Church
Jane Shipp
Tohn Head
Wayne Smith
Wlora Gatewood
Miriam Horne
Pat Thayer
Warren Battle
James”eerenson
Jim Reese
Emory Martin
Miriam Sikes
Bernice Dean
Walter Brown
Mary McPhaut
Mayes Arrington
Henry Black
Walter Bell
Fair Indian Girl Crowned Beauty on National Vote
A national Indian convention in Ponca City Oklahoma selected Fair Indian as the most beautiful Indian girl in America. The winner calls Muskogee Oklahoma home and is identified by Callahan with a list of companions and a roster of entrants across primary and junior divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ponca City
Okla
Callahan
Muskogee
Local social notes and church meeting announcements
Lamar street residents are accompanied home by Helen Sheppard who will visit for a time. Mrs. Raymond McNeill and her daughter plan a two week stay in Eastonton with relatives. A local Eastern Star chapter meeting at Mitchell Masonic Hall is set for 8 PM tonight with all members urged to attend. The Lee Street Circle of the First Methodist church will meet Tuesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs R E Hearn's home on South Lee Street and members are asked to bring scraps. Mrs. W B Oliver leaves for Albany to join Dr Oliver. Dr and Mrs J M J Luke of Fitzgerald visited Americus friends after wartime service at Souther Field. Harry Burns of Commerce visits Frank Stapleton on West Church Street. Mrs H G Jackson and her two sons Gerald and Earle return from a Miami visit to sister Mrs Vitzky. Dr and Mrs Will Lanier of Miami visiting Cordele relatives en route to North Carolina. Mrs Lanier known as Miss Montine Horne previously. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Wright of Moultrie were weekend guests of her parents on Brown Street. Mr and Mrs Charley Lingo and Mr and Mrs Hugh Mize visited Blue Springs. Mrs R I Bryson, guest of Mrs Charles Hudson, and Mr Frank Barrett and Miss Vivian Curry, guests of Mrs W B Oliver, recently enjoyed ten days in Americus and returned by motor to Augusta. Mrs Robert Stuart of Poplarville Miss and Mrs F G Cotton arrive tonight to visit Mrs Howell Simmons on Rees Park. Mrs Stuart is remembered as Miss Lucy Simmons and her first visit home since marriage is anticipated with pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Street
First Methodist Church
R. E. Hearn
South Lee Street
Will Lanier
Miami
Cordele
North Carolina
Americas
Lanier
Montine Horne
R. I. Bryson
Charles Hudson
Frank Barrett
Vivian Curry
W. B. Oliver
Americus
Augusta
Robert Stuart
Poplarsville
F. G. Cotton
Howell Simmons
Rees Fark
Stuart
Lucy Simmons
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Returns
Dan Chappell now living in Miami visits his parents on Brannon Avenue. Miss Mary English stays with relatives in Montezuma and Oglethorpe. Mrs. Kirkland Sutlive returns from Savannah with sister Miss Gertrude James. A. G. Davis family return to Columbia from Taylor Street. Johnny Clements visits after Miami stay. Marie Bell visits Brunswick with Miss Helen Abbott. Mrs. Penn Scott and her sons Penn Jr and Dick stay with Hodges at their Andersonville county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Chappell
Aiercus
Miami
W. H. Chappell
Brannon Avenue
Penn Scott
Penn, Jr
A. F. Hodges
Andersonville
Grafton Sherwood Kennedy vs J T Markett receivership case
In Sumter County Superior Court petition for receiver in November Term 1925 directs all heirs at law of Mrs Lizzie Huck Aboy and defendant W F Markettt to appear at the next term beginning the fourth Monday in November 1925. Judge Z A Tittlejohn presides. Deputy Clerk S R Y S notes the date May 8, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sherwood Kennedy
J. T. Markett
Superior Court
Sumter Coun
S. Lizzie Huckaboy
W. F. Markett
Z. A. Tittlejohn
Iuperior Court
Friends of Miss Elizabeth Stanfield Ill at Her Parents Home
The notice reports Miss Elizabeth Stanfield is seriously ill at her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stanfield. It notes visitors and local relatives, mentions Mrs. Q W Fuller’s improved condition after moving from City Hospital, and lists Mrs. W J Williams traveling to Felbin said Sylvester for a weeks visit with relatives. It also covers Mr. and Mrs. J S Butler returning from Dexter after a weekend with Hunni cutt family, bringing Lucile and Thomas Hunni cutt as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stanfield
Henry Stanfield
W. J. Williams
Felbiin
Sylvester
Mrs Barrow on important business mission in Macon
Mrs Barrow is spending today in Macon on an important business mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.barrow
Macon
Stallings Family Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. L. V. Stallings and her children Alma Robert Lanelle and Hazel have returned to their home in Moultrie after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors for Mrs. J. R. Baty Estate
All persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. J. R. Baty are asked to pay promptly and all creditors to present claims for payment. C. M. Baty, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Baty
C. M. Baty
Card of Thanks to Americus Families After Loss
The McDowell and related families express gratitude to the people of Americus for floral offerings deeds of kindness and sympathy in the loss of their mother May God's blessings rest on each reader J J McDowell and Family and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
J. J. McDowell
Nina Dorman
J. W. Clarke
A. D. Periso
J. E. Suggs
L. A. McDowell
J. L. McDowell
L. O. McDowell
H. G. McDowell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meeting OF Daughters OF Confederacy
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Americus Golf Club
Flora
Christian
Mary Edwards
Dorothy Harris
Ames Horne
Dan Johnston
Mary Rees
Cavin Speer
Webster Wagnon
Dorothy Wall
Ruth Rees
Annie Clair Slappey
Sarah Archer
Rosa Lee Purvis
Ada Belle Seig
Alice Martin
Annie Lee Byrd
Margaret Battle
Mary Boggy
James Holley
J. T. Arrington
Edgar Shipp
Ralph Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Ames
Nida Arrington
Bessie Pall
John Henry Baldwin
Elizabeth English
Holt
Lamar Street
Helen Sheppard
Raymond McNeill
Eatonton
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star 4
Mitchell Masonic Hall
Lee Street Circle
Albany
Dr. Oliver
That City
J. M. J. Luke
Fitzgerald
Dr. Luke
Souther Field
Luke
Harry Burns
Commerce
Frank Stapleton
West Church Street
H. G. Jackson
Gerald
Earle
Rudolph Wright
Moultrie
John Sheffield
Brown Street
Charley Lingo
Hugh Mize
Blue Springs
Mary English
Montezuma
Oglethorpe
Kirkland Sutlive
Harvey James
Savannah
Gertrude James
A. G. Davis
John Freak Thomas
Taylor Street
Columbia
Johnny Clements
Mrs. Clements
Florence
Miss Marie Bell
Helen Abbott
Brunswick
Dorothy Bowen
Hilder Girardeau
McRae
C. A. Howard
Harrold Avenue
Q. W. Fuller
City Hospital
Jackson Street
Judley
Larry Lemon
Fun Makers
Dorothy DeVore
Walters Hiers
Priscilla Bonnerfi
Jimmie Priscilla Bonner
Jimmie Harrison
Rookinson
Myrtle Springs
Lucas C. Thiers
Wheat
Americus, Ga
Cate
Sumter and
Schley Counties
Canova
Ellaville
Leslie and Plains
Braggs’ Market
Easom
Martin
Harris Gro. CO
Ross Hubbard
John Monahan, JR
Sparks Gro. CO
Leslie
Hines & Wallis
United Gro. CO
P. B. Howell
Oliver-McDonald Co
S. A. Manning
Glover Gracy Co
Wheatley Bldg
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