Presbyterian Youth Rally at Americus Church
The Macon Presbytery youth groups hold their annual rally at the Americus Presbyterian Church on Saturday June 3 starting at 9 a.m. Delegates from connected churches are invited to attend. Mercer University quartet will sing, Mr Smith will speak, and sessions will be led by regional leaders. A barbecue dinner serves attendees and visiting delegates in the Sunday school room. All rally sessions are open to the public.
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Macon Presbytery
Presbyterian Church of
Christian Endeavor Society
Lloyd George to travel for war memorial duties in Criccieth
The London press reports improved Irish affairs as Premier Lloyd George plans to depart London tonight for a week away and to attend war memorial exercises in Criccieth tomorrow, signaling cautious optimism locally.
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Ireland
London
Lloyd George
Criccieth
Firing for Seven Hours in Dungooley Cross
Heavy night firing between Irish Republican Army forces and Ulster special constables at Dungooley Cross lasted seven hours with three specials killed. Also notes Miss Evelyn Moore left for Atlanta after a month with Judge and Mrs. Littlejohn, and locals R J Saviller and Andrew Hill attended a golf club event. Mrs. R J Mathis of Brooklyn Heights is reported critically ill.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Trish’ Republican Army
Ulster Special Constables
Dungooley Cross
Evelyn Moore
Z. A. Littlejohn
Atlanta
R.J. Saviller
Andrew Hill
Dawson
R. J. Mathis
Brooklyn Heights
Wedding of Miss Estes and Mr Moore in Americus
Miss Mary Ellen Estes daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Estes and Mr Carl Franklin Moore of Boston Mass were married Thursday night at the Estes home on Rees Park. Rev Leroy Henderson officiated in a simple ring ceremony with relatives and close friends present. Out of town guests included Miss Alice Avin Macon Paul Brooks Bosworth Hamlet N C Mrs Lucy Runyan Atlanta and Mrs Annie Wilson Plains. The couple will honeymoon in New York and summer in Gloucester and Bar Harbor returning to Boston in September to make their home.
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Mary Ellen Estes
W. H. Estes
Carl Franklin Moore
Boston
Mass
Rees Park
Leroy Henderson
Albany
Mr. Henderson
Cecil Ryals
Lohengrin
Alice Avin
Macon
Columbia
Miss Avin
Paul Brooks Bosworth
Hamlet
N. C
Brooks Bosworth
Mr. Moore
Lois McMath
L. B. Bosworth
Lucy Runyan
Atlanta
Annie Wilson
Plains
Moore
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Gloucester
Bar Harbor
Maine
Mrs. Moore
Americus High School
Emerson Conservatory
Fanny Merrit Farmer’s School
Miss Estes
U.S. Smelting and Refining Co
Graduation Guests Attend Bylander Exercises
Hazel daughter of Albany and Roy Herrington of Macon visited Mrs. Allen Perry Thursday to witness Virgin firs graduation at Bylander exercises Thursday night. Mrs. Marie Louise Myrick returned home to Savannah after visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Council on Church street. Mrs. Sam Heys returned from Atlanta after Agnes Scott commencement. Miss Lilly Brooks left for Due West South Carolina ending two years at Americus high school faculty and will not return. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheffield returned from Atlanta after visiting relatives.
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E. C. Speer
Allen Perry
Jacksonville
Americus
Virginia Perry
Hamlin Jelks
Quitman
Emma Love Fisher
Rosalind Jenkins
Wesleyan
Misses Jenkins
John Jenkins
Chas. Jenkins
Wesleyan College
Hazel Gordy
Albany
Church Street
Tom Scratchins
Atlanta
Betty Castellow
Mr. Scrutchins
M. E. Scrutchins
Tle
Hazel
Roy Herrignton
Macon
Perry
Marie Louise Myrick
Savannah
Mrs. L. G. Council
Sam Heys
Agnes Scott
Lilly Brooks
Due West
S.C
Frank Sheffield
Concord News Briefs of Local Visits and Guests
Arthur Darden returned home from Tifton after visiting friends. J. S. Glover and family visited Americus. C. M. Kidd, J. H. Dupree, and J. B. Holley were also visitors there. C. Reid and family spent time in Plains. R. F. Bell and baby stayed with sister A. C. Bell. J. S. Matthews and baby Betty visited her mother J. H. Daniel. Henry Salter stayed with J. F. E. Dupree. Prof. A B. Parker was a guest of B. Hoey. Sallie Lee Salter and children were mentioned as visiting.
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Betty
J. H. Daniel
Henry Salter
J. FE. Dupree
A B. Parker
B. Hoey
Sallie Lee Salter
Notable Evening With Local Family Hosts
A Saturday night visit was spent as guests of Mrs. and Mr. Tom Rooks at their home near Andrew Chapel, continuing a tradition of hospitality in the community.
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Mre
Tom Rooks
Andrew Chappel
Foreman credits Tanlac for rapid recovery from illness
W A Ashby foreman at Petersburg Trunk and Bag Co states Tanlac restored his appetite after three years of stomach disorder milk and eggs intolerance heavy burning heaviness rheumatic swelling and a lingering flu briefed by a factory watchman. He reports no indigestion or rheumatic pain since starting Tanlac and praises the day he began taking it. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlae
W. A. Ashby
Commercial St
Petersburg
Petersburg Trunk and Bag Co
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Mercer Quartet
Miss LA Verne Thomas
Estes-Moore
Alton Cogdell
Taylor Street
Charles Burke
Chas. Burke
Dave Andrews
E. B.everett
Eugene Bailey
Hope Strong
Brunswick
Louise Marshall
Georgia Bena Dodson
C. A. Rogers
John Flournoy
Walter Page
Cogdell
McRae
Mrs
A. L. Ryals
Tim Furlow
Lucy Furlow
Virginia Mae Bass
Rosalind and
Elizabeth Jenkins
Huntington, W. Va
Melva Clark
Rylander
Miss Ryals
Paula Snelling
Pinehurst
Myrtle Rushin
Buena Vista
Columbia University
W. UH. Estes
W. B. Kendrick
Ruth Kendrick
Tennille
Douglas Mayes
Harold Ahearn
South Lee Street
Bob Berry
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Mrs. J. C. Berry
Crestview
Fred Gordy
Concord
Foreman
Ashby
Tanlac
Twen’y
770A
Ivey Machinery and Electric CO
Jackson St
Royal Blend
God
Swan
Harris
Queen Olives
van Camp
S. Per
Tobacco
Vienna
Arbuckle Coffee
Cae
Moricu
Kraft
Ramonia
Mapie
Ferndell
White House Coffee