Georgia Women Employed Higher Than Most States
Washington reports Georgia has 288 745 women over ten employed ranking eighth in the nation. Labor department survey shows 98.4 percent work more than 48 hours weekly. 1920 census lists 1 080 776 Georgia women employed at 26.7 percent. South Carolina leads at 33.4 percent, Rhode Island tops wages at 16.85 a week.
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Washington
Georgia
United States
Labor Department
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Marriage of Miss Shuler to Howard Hite in Georgia
A wide circle of Georgia and South Carolina friends witnessed the wedding of Miss Annie Louise Shuler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Agnew Shuler, to Howard Seth Hite of Plains. The ceremony at the Shuler home featured white and green decor, a musical program by Myrtle Seastrunk, and a bridal party including Leona Rhodes and J. C. Hite. The bride, a blonde, wore white crepe with a coronet veil and carried roses and valley lilies. The couple left for Myrtle Beach after the ceremony. the bride is a graduate and musician, while the groom, a Goodyear employee, attended Newberry College.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Annie Louise Shuler
Thomas Agnew Shier
Howard Seth Hite
Plains
Myrtle Seastrunk
C. C. Roberts
J. W. Reely
R. L. Shuler
Leona Rhodes
J. C. Hite
Sara Shuler
Mavis Hite
Margaret Gibson
Enoch Hite
R. C. Griffith
G. M. Stokes
Wilmington
N.C
Myrtle Beach
Newberry College
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Divorce Suit Filed By Beach Haven Woman Against 81-Year-Old Husband
Mrs Susie Clark aged 24 of Beach Haven Ila starts divorce proceedings alleging repeated beatings during three days of marriage ending after a late hour when peach ice cream and cake were served. The item also notes Eve winning a high score prize of dainty handkerchiefs and a missionary society meeting at First Baptist church hosted by Mrs B A Alderman and Mrs R A Flynt at 111 Taylor Hill with full attendance urged.
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Susie Clark
Beach Haven, Ila
Eve
Nellie Worthy Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
B. A. Alderman
Taylor Hill
R. A. Flynt
Alderman
Martha Mabry Hosts Spend The Night Party
Martha Mabry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Mabry hosted a spend the night party at her Jackson avenue home inviting Cornelia Ann Hill Nettie Poole and Marion Tillman to stay and later attend a Rylander theatre party with refreshments after a theatre visit.
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Martha Mabry
Weekend Guests and Travels of Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Armand Carroll and son arrived Friday from Atlanta to visit Miss Lulu Hay on Church Street. Mr and Mrs Stuart Prather returned from a two week motor trip to North Carolina with Florence and Stuart Jr. Mr and Mrs Johnny Clements and daughter Florence plan a move to Miami. Mrs M B Jones and daughter Helen Jones, former Americas residents, returned to Madison Florida with plans for Helen to visit family in Americas later. Mrs Paul Wootten and children spend summer with her mother in Monteagle Tennessee. Edwin Seely and children spent Thursday with T L Holman Sr on the way.
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Armand Carroll
Armand, Jr
Atlanta
Lulu Hay
Church Street
Stuart Prather
Florence and
Stuart, Jr
North Carolina
Frank Harrold, Jr
Frank Armistead
Moore Pearson
Americus
Frank Harrold
College Street
Missing Boy Sparks East Side Kidnapping Hints
The article notes human concern over Robert Perles age 4 of New York City missing since Sunday, with police and frantic parents fearing a fate similar to Irving Pickelny, murdered and hidden in a local cellar. It also lists various regional social notices and travel plans across Americus and nearby areas.
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Robert Perles
New York City
Irving Pickelny
Bee sting causes Knox death in Americas
The death of R. W. Knox followed a bee sting on Thursday in Americas. The item notes several local movements including Miss Mary Denham visiting Jacksonville, Mrs. J. G. Parks staying with her sister in Dawson, and other social visits. Also mentions Dorothy Davenport's illness and W. H. Emmet’s mumps confinement, plus Louise Mabry’s Albany trip. The closing line warns that attempting to stop something may trigger a worse outcome.
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R. W. Knox
Americas
Mary Denham
Jacksonville
Frank H. Boyd
Louise Mabry
Albany
Vaughns Welcome Daughter in Americus Hospital
Mr and Mrs C N Vaughn of Albany announce the birth of a daughter on Friday July 24 at Americus and Sumter county Hospital. Mrs Vaughn was formerly Louise Bragg.
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Shuler-Hite
A. F. Grubbs
Herron Neely
Baltimore
Neely
A. C. Primrose
Mrs. Gatewood
Bridge
Emory Rylander
Orlando
J. D. Hooks
Tampa
T. F. Gatewood, Jr
South Lee Street
Mrs. Rylander
Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. Cargill
Taylor Lewis
John Ralston Cargill
Columbus
Helen H. Wheatley
Nellie Worthy
Americus Business College
Florida
Americas Business College
P. O. Box
Americus, Ga
Thos. L. Bell, Inc
Johnny Clements
Florence
Miami
D. M. Williamson
C. S. Brady
Paul Wootten
Monteagle
Tenn
Edwin Seely
T. L. Holman
Ruen Pentagon
East Side
Unite States
Canada
Veste Holman
Wise Sanitarium
Fannie Johnson
T. J. Hunnicutt
St. Augustine
Carlton Shy
Carlton, Jr
Macon
Mrs
I. J. Smoot
W. C. Barrow
Jackson Street
Mr. Smoot
Talmadge Crabb
John Dorsey
Americus Jewelry Company, Inc
Wallis Mott, Mer
Rylander
J. G. Parks
Dawson
John T. Taylor
Lee Street
Louise Feagle
See Brothers
H Feagle
W. C. Feagle
Miss Dorothy Davenport
J .A. Davenport
W. H. Emmet
Ellaville Road
South Georgia Public Service Co
W. H. Curry
Seball
Macon C
Americus Playground
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