Elizabeth Andrews Birthday Hostess at Home on Taylor Street
Miss Elizabeth Andrews celebrated her thirteenth birthday at her Taylor Street home with pink decorations and a game of progressive old maid. Guests included Frances Walker, Mary Harris, Frances Castleberry, Cordelia Oaks, Martha Duncan, Martha English, Annie Turpin, Virginia Davenport, Jane Broadhurst, Ruby Gammage, Lottie Livingston, Helen Witt, Nell Schneider, Edith Bahnsen, Virginia Moreland, Florence Fort, Gene Curtis, Ruth Hightower, Eugenia Johnson. Mrs D R Andrews and little Laura Andrews served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Andrews
Taylor Street
D. R. Andrews
Laura Andrews
Frances Walker
Mary Harris
Frances Castleberry
Cordelia Oaks
Martha Duncan
Martha English
Annie Tu
Gatewoods to occupy Taylor Street apartment with Williamses
Mr and Mrs Dudley Gatewood II and their young son will move into the Taylor street home of Mr and Mrs Dick Williams after today. Hertwell Barton arrives from Georgia Tech to spend vacation with his father. Mr and Mrs E J Tyson and Rory are also mentioned in the notice.
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Cole
Savannah
Shriners
San Francisco
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Mrs
Tyson
James Edwin Hines
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
A. E. Hines
Dudley Gatewood, II
Dick Williams
Taylor Street
Hertwell Barton
Georgia Tech
Bridge Party Honors Guests in Dawson and Philadelphia
Mrs. R L Saville of Dawson and Mrs. Ray Cochran of Philadelphia were the honor guests at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Walter Rylander. Pink and blue hydrangeas, coreopsis, and daisies decorated the rooms. Mrs. Cliff Williams won the top score prize a gold dorine, and the guests received handkerchiefs. Wednesday afternoon Mrs Rylander hosted the Wednesday Afternoon club with Mrs. James A Hixon receiving the dorine for top score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furlow Gatewood
Charles Burke
Cloyd Buchanan
Dudley Gatewood II
Gatewood
Burke
Emory Rylander
Cobb Milner
Walter Rylander
Dick Brinson
Mary Parker
Annie Ivey
R. L. Saville
Dawson
Ray Cochran
Philadelphia
Emmett McNulty
Rylander
Cliff Williams
James A. Hixon
Central Road Urges Aid In Safety Drive
The Geeta of Georgia railway asks patrons to join the nationwide Careful Crossing Campaign during June to September. President W A Winburn notes past years have worst for motor vehicle grade crossing accidents and urges drivers to Stop Locked and Listened to prevent tragedies. He says cooperation with patrons yields exceptional service and commits to safety through cautions at crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeta of Georgia Railway
American Railway Association
W. A. Winburn
United States
Winburn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central of Georgia Railway
The
How to Play Safe In Spite of Weevil Is Told by U. S. Expert
A U S Department memorandum to Senator Harris outlines a plan for Jasper county Georgia to reduce cotton risk from boll weevil. It recommends mixed crops, legume soil building, judicious fertilization with acid phosphate and nitrate of soda, early maturing cotton, and a 35 acre rotation including corn peanuts velvet beans soybeans rye wheat and sugar cane for syrup. It also urges livestock and poultry production to supplement farm income and emphasizes sticking to a chosen farming system rather than yearly changes.
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U. S
Senator Harris
Secretary of Agriculture
States Relations Service
Jasper County
Georgia
Southeast Georgia
A. C. True
Evidence completed in Fairfield trial
In Cordele on June 1, evidence in the O. C. Fairfield case, a former A. B. & A. railroad employee charged with burning a bridge, closed at noon. Arguments began in the afternoon session as the trial neared its end.
U S Government to Receive French Mission
Washington June 1 After a second meeting of the debt funding commission the French government was informed the American government will receive the special mission of French financial experts to discuss the French debt No date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Debt Funding Commission
Balloons in National Race Cross Midwest and Lake Erie
Twelve of thirteen balloons that left Milwaukee yesterday afternoon in the national race were still aloft at midday. Officials report seven passed over Illinois and Missouri towns while five were crossing Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Milwaukee
Illinois
Missouri
City Council Schedules Special Meeting At 4 PM
City council called to meet at 4 PM in regular session to avoid conflicting with tonight's high school graduation exercises. The session aims to proceed without interrupting the ceremony, reflecting local governance adapting to a community event.
McKinstry Studio Offers Graduation Photos
At graduation time friends expect a photograph. Phone for an appointment today with the McKinstry Studio. Placeholder text indicates a brief local photo service notice for seniors.
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McKinstry Studio
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Miss la’ Verne Thomas
Mrs. Furlow Gatewood
Mrs. Hawkins
Leslie Mission Union
Leslie
Woman’s Missionary Union
Missionary Union
Mary Ferguson
Americus
Mary Wy Harvey
Mr. and
E. J. Tyson and
Rory
Times-Recorder
Frank E. Matthews
R.S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
Post Office
Williams-Niles Co
Jackson Avenue
J. A. Lucas
Grammar School
J. M. Hammond
Hampton
Church Street
I Bank Amd
C. R. Whitley
Care Times-Recorder
South Lee
E. W. Thacker
A. C. Alexander
Spring St
W. C. Carter
Lee Street
A. D. Gatewood
R. L. Maynard
Brabham
Ats
Fred
W. Fred Sills
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Carswell Drug Co
Americus Sharpening CO
Freeman’s Bicycle Shop
Forsyth St
Fairfield
Watts Market
Chauncey Alcott
Ivey Machinery and Electric Co
Chappell Machinery Co
Americus Grocery Co
Babbitt
N Corporation
Eae St
New York
John L. Wooten
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
W. G. Turpin & Co
Central of Georgia Railway Company
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