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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

2

Graduating Exercises at Grammar School Held in Auditorium

The ceremony featured Major James A Fort as speaker and Norman Dunaway as valedictorian with Eugenia Johnson salutatorian. Medals for English excellence awarded to Norma Dunaway, with a full musical program supervised by Mrs. Walter T Maynard and readings, songs, and original poems by seventh and sixth graders.

I .Feurion Grammar School Olek James A Fort J. K. Mathis Norma Dunaway Eugenia Johnson Norma Junaway W. W. Akes Walter T. Maynard Milo Massey Agenia Johnson Charles Lane Mildred Wells Goetze Warren Williams Robert Boyd Charles Council Louisa English Bartarolle Tales of Hoffman Norman Dunatway J. E. Mathis James A. Fort W. W

Howell Funeral Held At Salem Church

Funeral services for 64 year old Howell were conducted at Salem church today at 3 o clock by pastor A G Brewton. Interment followed in Salem cemetery. Survived by one sister Mrs R Odger of the 28th district, Howell had been ill for three years and death came after a long illness. He was well known in his community and valued by many friends.

Howell Salem Church A. G. Brewton Salemeh Cemetery R.odger Jill

Kiwanis Sponsor Helps Deaf Local Man Regain Hearing

Master Rus BB Dent, formerly of this city, has his hearing restored and begins to learn talking after treatment by Dr Stapler sponsored by the Georgia District Kiwanis. The local club organized the effort and notes similar successful recoveries.

Etre Club Ublin Rus BB Dent Aj Madgiphe Kiwanis Stapler Georgia Kiwanis 9S

Philatheas Social Tonight at First Baptist

Group 1 of the Philathea class of the First Baptist church will host a social in the church lecture room this evening at 8 o'clock. All members are invited to attend. Leslie, June 7.

First Baptist Church

Local residents visit kin and relatives in Americus

Mrs. Charles Smith of Thomasville and daughter Elizabeth come to see Mrs. E. P. Morgan on College street. Elizabeth Sheffield returns from Hollins to Americus for summer with Mr. and Mrs. John Sheffield on Brown street. Numerous residents from Columbus Macon and Shellman visit or travel for family and academic ties, including Miss Ruth McMath and Miss Annie Ree Riley joining Miss Sarah Riley in Tennille, and plans for Citadel commencement with Mary Bowers in Charleston.

Church Street Lee Council Mary, Stephenson Elizabeth Council Stuart Prather Council Felos Club Jackson Street King Tut Mary Walker Margaret Wheatley Isabel Wheatley Hulet Humber Georgia Lumpkin Sarah Iver Virginia Meees TaMottany Frances’ Easterling Claire Harris Dorothy Holmes Elizabeth Sheffield Louise Dudley Mabel Ellis Ann Ellis Frances Coleman Ruth Murfree Troy Ala Ruth Haugabook Louise Hays Frances Felton Montezuma James Davenport George Lumpkin George Council Buddy Pearlman Charles Simmons Charles Glover Hal Harris Anthony Council Bill Hartwell Will — Green Turpin Bill Dykes Algernon Hodges David Broadhurst James Dudley Bill Dudley G. W. Harris Charles Smith Thomasville Elizabeth Mrs. Smith E. P. Morgan College Street Hollins Americus John Sheffield Brown Street Mary Bowers Charleston, D. C Citadel Freda Jordan Leila Israel Danville George M. Israel Macon Ruth McMath Dora Riley Annie Pee Riley Tennille Sarah Riley Annie Ree Riley G. W. Riley Havill

Tennyson Smith Killed by Electrocution at Gadsden

Tennyson Smith formerly of Americus, 21, was electrocuted Thursday at Alabama Power’s generating plant in Gadsden while working on power lines. His body shipped to Plains, line of kin includes mother Mrs. W. J. Smith and five brothers. Funeral held today in Plains, burial at Lebanon Cemetery.

Tennyson Smith Americus Gadsden Ala Alabama Power Company Smith Plains Seaboard Montgomery Mr. Smith W. R. Smith W. J. Smith Evan Smith Edgar Smith Lumas Smith George Smith Arnold Smith Sumter County Elder Smith Townsend, S. C Americus Lighting Company Jason Shirah Lebanon Cemetery

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