Leila Stanfield Hurt and Sam Holt wed in Americus ceremony
Leila Stanfield Hurt daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Grady Stanfield married Sam Holt of Philadelphia and Atlanta on May 29 in Americus with Rev Richard F Simpson presiding at the Presbyterian church. A Felds Club dance followed at the Jackson street Fel es Club with many out of town guests and the King Tut orchestra providing music. numerous local social figures attended.
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Felds Club
Americus
Feles Club
Jackson Street
King Tut Orchestra
James Harris, Jr
Dick Williams
Mary Walker
Mary Bowers
Georgia Lumpkin
Eugenia Parker
Hulet Humber
Sara Oliver
Deany Ray
Wakefield
Shelbyville
Frances Coleman
Troy
Ala
Mary Bergin
Buena Vista
Claire Harris
Frances Easterlin
Ann Ivey
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
Mary Dudley
Louigg Dudley
Harry Hawkins
Bill Ivey
Neil Ray
James Davenport
Slick Sullivan
Bill Carswell
John West Sheffield
Frank Easterlin
Charles Hamilton
Bunk Reid
Bill Anderson
Frank Fokes
Montezuma
J. R. Jordan
Buck Arrington
Dick Dixon
Ellaville
Woody Fouche
Cordele
Local residents and visitors listed in Americus social notes
Personal notices detail recovered patients returning to work at Pinkston Company and at home recoveries, plus visitors and travelers in Americus. Names include Walter Page, C H Burke, Walter Sherman family, L B Hudson, William Gould, J M Niblack, T E Niblock, Albert Harris Jr, Sam A Rogers, George Burton, Lynn Bell Jr, Mabel Ellis, Lollie Chapman, Mary Burgin and others visiting or staying with locals.
Georgia cantaloupe crop in fine shape
Valdosta June 2 B B Higgins state botanist surveyed cantaloupe and melon fields noting unusually good conditions In Bemis section growers united to fight plant disease purchasing a large power sprayer They used four hundred pound pressure and achieved no disease in the area Higgins urges continued high power spraying to create a complete fog and better plant coverage
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Valdosta
B. B. Higgins
Bemis
Demonstration Club Organized In Pleasant Grove Area
Ladies of Pleasant Grove in the 28th district form The Cuisine Home Demonstration Club with Miss Bonnie Parkman guiding. Officers elected include Mrs E T Summerford president and Mrs W L Chambliss vice-president. thirteen members. The group funds kitchen via entertainments and donations from Gatewood Cogdell and Williams Niles hardware firms.
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Pleasant Grove
28Th District
Bonnie Parkman
Couisine
E T. Summerford
W. L. Chambliss
A. B. Phillips
Gatewood-Cogdell Hardware Company
Williams- Niles Hardware Company
Americus
Alleged moonshiner ordered from county in Valdosta district
A tenant on Mr Barfield’s place in the Hahira district was accused of violating prohibition and given a drum head trial. He was sentenced to leave the county immediately with a ten year ban on return. He reportedly left and later sent back for his effects.
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Valdosta
Mr. Barfield
Hahira
Barfield
Community Service Organizer Speakers at Rotary Club
Valdosta June 2 John E Mitchell Community Service Organizer spoke at the weekly Rotary Club luncheon. He represents the Playground and Recreation Association of America and aims to help organize and finance playgrounds under trained leadership with civic club backing.
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Valdosta
John E. Mitchell
Rotary Club
Mitchell
Community Service Department
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Dollar Sale Brings Wide Range of Domestic Goods
A storefront sale at Next Bank of Commerce Forsyth St Americus Ga advertises a Monday and Tuesday dollar sale. Each item is priced at one dollar, including water color window shades, work shirts, Sea Island fabric, Blue Bell Cheviots, Fequot sheeting, Fruit Loom Muslin pillow cases, Turkish towels, crash toweling, Torchon laces, curtain net, dress gingham, silk stockings, umbrellas, American Pongee Silk, calico, soap, and more. Some items note higher value comparisons and bulk quantities.
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Sea Island
Americas
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First Methodist Church
Carnegie Library
Hortense Tinsley
P. L. Wooten
Jackson Avenue
Chrysanthemum Club
John A. Cobb
Lee Street
Cobb
Martha Cobb
Hester
Florida
Cliff Williams
Emmett Anderson
Frank Turpin
Elton Parker
Sam Hevs
H. B. Mashburn
George Oliver
Lawrence Brown
S. H. Kittle
John Sheffield
J. T. Warren
John Wooten
A. C. Grockett
Frank Sheffield
L. G. Council
Will Green Turpin
Gordon Howell
Charles Council
Sam Clegg
Joe Bryan
Lee Hansford
Riley
Annie Ree Riley
Lamar Street
Lucille Morgan
Harriet Rylander
Elizabeth Joyner
Ruth McMath
Charlotte Turner
Margery Cargill
Lillian Denham
Chloe Davenport
Dora Riley
Alice Harrold
Ann Walker
Leila Margaret Hanna
Elizabeth Council
Savannah
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Fei As
C. of Ga
Fhone
George Anderson
Central of Georgia
Ocean Steamship Co. M. & M. T. Company
Walter Page
City Hospital
Pinkston Company
C. H. Burke
Mrs
Walter Sherman
Martha
Katherine
Dothan
Mrs. Sherman
William Gould
Miami, Fla
W. E. Hamilton
J. M. Niblack
Dunellon, Fla
Brother
T. E. Niblack
Felder Street
Albert Harris, Jr
Atlanta
Sam A. Rogers
Sumter
George Burton
Smithville
Lynn Bell, Jr
Adams
Mabel Ellis
Roanoke
George R. Ellis
Taylor Street
Lollie Chapman
Joe Johnson
Lakeland
Fla
Mary Burgin
Georgia
Postoffice
Ladies of
Summerfol i
Standard Dry Goods Company
Next
Bank of Commerce
Forsyth St. Americus, Ga
Ansley
Americus,Ga
Cape
Silk
Ansley’s