Elopers and Visits Color Americus Social Notes
Social column details residents traveling to Albany Cornelia Townville Buford and South Carolina visits by Miss Edna Shirley Miss Annie Ruth Ray and the Case family guests at Smithville road Tommy McCarthy recovering from tonsil operation in Americus Dan OConnell leaving for Macon and departure of friends to new homes plus multiple guest visits from Atlanta Fort Gaines Miami and Rochelle with illnesses and upcoming trips in a bustling local social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Shirley
Townville
Buford
South Carolina
Annie Ruth Ray
Cornelia
W. W. Case
Tommy McCarthy
Tom McCarthy
Columbus
Americus and Sumter County Hospital
Philo Smith
Smithville Road
Sul Yeoman to Move Here Soon
Sol Yeoman a leading planter and cotton man of Lee County will relocate with his family to Americus by August 1 to manage the L G Council Warehouse and cotton sales department. He has long been active in the cotton industry and will seek a home in Americus before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Yeoman
Lee County
Lee
L. G. Council
Americus
Yeoman
Leesburg
The
Baptist Church
Florida
Social news notes travelers and visits across cities
Mrs E T Mathis and daughter Mrs Ray Cochran travel from Philadelphia to Charleston to visit Mrs Mathis's daughter Mrs Roy Murphey. Miss Martha Wheatley heads to Savannah with Linda Mathis to join Mrs E T Mathis and visit Mrs Roy Murphy in Charleston. Mrs Fannie Crabb visits Birmingham then Virginia to see daughters and Mrs Roy Ragin. Dr and Mrs E L Carswell host G B Carswell Charles B Carswell and Clara Carswell Emerson Carswell of Gordon visit Americus. Mildred Warler of Allan ta stays with Mrs George Walker on Barlow street. Mrs Bob Spence returns to Albany after weekend with Mrs J T Warren on Lee street. Mrs C E Guerry returns from Seville with Miss Rosa Lee Powell for ten days on South Lee street. Espy Daniel moves to Savannah for a post with Espy Cotton Co. Dr J G Tadlock arrives from Columbus to join Americus Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wheatley
Savannah
Charlesworth Hunter
Linda Mathis
Charleston
E. T. Mathis
Roy Murphy
Fannie Crabb
Birmingham
Ala
W. W. Tucker
Annabel Crabb
Virginia
Roy Ragin
E. L. Carswell
South Lee Street
G. B. Carswell
Charles B. Carswell
Clara Carswell
Emerson Carswell
Gordon
Americus
C. E. Guerry
Seville
Rosa Lee Powell
Mrs. Guerry
GROOVE TASTeless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Color
A vintage advertisement touts GROOVE TASTeless Chill Ton ic as a strengthening invigorating remedy. It claims to restore appetite and bring color to the cheeks, appealing to those seeking renewed vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groove
Lemon Juice Skin Whitener Claims Safe Whitening
An advertisement touts a lemon juice and Orchard White mix as a harmless skin lightener. It promises a quarter pint lotion that softens, beautifies, and bleaches the face and hands, claiming stage stars use it for a rosy white complexion and to fade freckles sunburn and tan.
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Oliver
Albany
Robinson Drug Co
Dr. Tadlock
Wheat Drug Co
W.W. Case
Tommy
J. L. Ross
Americas
Dan O’connell
Macon
O’connell
Fay Tillman
Atlanta
Elizabeth Tillman
Fort Gaines
C. C. Tillman
Taylor Hill
Nell Hamilton
John W. L. Daniel
Abbeville
Maude Holliday
Rochelle
G. W. Holliday
A. P. Bailey
Turin
Miss Jewel Perry
Miami, Fla
Leslie
Miss Perry
A. B. Perry
Sumter County
Miami
Frances Shiver
Rome
Covington
Athens
Chas, Kirkpatrick
McGregor
Mich
Ruby Boora
Kirkpatrick
Coolidge
George Connors
Yale
Swampscott, Mass
J. H. Stevens
Eva Belle Stevens
Bessie Stevens
Clint Johnson
Albert Richardson
Ocala, Fla
Mate Ta Manning
Hilda
Ocala
Pia
Ray Cochran
Philadelphia
Charleston, S. C
Mathis
Roy Murphey
Mildred Warler
Allanta
George Walker
Barlow Street
Bob Spence
J. T. Warren
Lee Street
Espy
Daniel
Espy Cotton Co
J. G. Tadlock
Americus Drug Co
V. B
T. L. Durham
Rylander Weigeds
Tories
Reginald Denny In
Ian
Fletcher
Naf Wolehe
Americus, GA
New York
Boston
New England
Pasenger
Long Island Sound
Ocean Steamship CO. OF
Bull Street
Savannah, Ch
SAY
Bayer
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Neutr
Druggista
Alexander Smith
Japan
the Standard Dry Goods CO
Americus, Georgia
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