Closing Exercises At Americus High Mark Brilliant Rylander Event
Americus High School held closing exercises at Rylander theater with a large audience. John R. L. Smith of Macon gave the literary address. Honor graduates were Mary Glover and Ann Heys with multiple medalists and diplomas awarded to many students. The program included invocation by Rev. Cutler, benediction by Rev. Minor, and Sousa style musical selections concluding with valedictory Ann Heys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus High School
Rylander Theater
Americus
John M. Cutler
First Methodist Church
Carl W. Minor
First Baptist
John R. L. Smith
Macon
Mary Glover
Ann Heys
Catherine Goodman
Eleanor Ross
Irlene Guest
Eleanor Is
Times-Recorder
Lillian Medford
Kiwanis
Jasper Parker
Rotary
Elizabeth Smith
Third District School Association
Lionel Stokes
Albert Cutler
Edward Andrews
Theo. S. Barton
William H. Baugh
Seth S. Belcher
Robert M. Bell
David Broadhurst
Dudley Witt
Jack M. Cutler
Cole
Elizabeth Joyner
Alice McDonald
Elizabeth Merritt
Juanita Mullikan
Lurline Wall
Willa Sanborn
Dora Riiey
Florence Stevens
Chloe Davenport
Martha Johnson
Eugenia Walker
Anna Bell Crabb
Lucile Williams
Ned Ellis
Janie Tye
Eva Braswell
Annie D. Hall
Theoditus Stokes
Henry Everett
Joe Poole
Melvin Tye
Anthony Council
Aubrey Hart
Lon Gammage
Gilbert Purvis
Alton Poole
Ray Ansley
Jas McDaniel
Roy Colston
Benj. Davis
Robert Hooks
John Elgar Sheppard
Cornerstone of the Republic
Wilson
Bizet
Dora Riley
Juanita Mulli
School Graduation Program Notes and Officers
Kin Tenor Melvin Tye Henry Everett Bass Robert Hooks Benjamin Davis introduce Spenser Supt J E Mathis. Diplomas and medals by Chairman W W Dykes. Benediction by Rev Carl W Min or. Songs directed by Mrs W T Maynard. Ushers listed include William Dykes Russell Clark Joel Hightower and others. A stray culinary tip on custard completion follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Maynard
William Dykes
Russell Clark
Joel Hightower
Wm. Carswell
Sam Merritt
Douglas Stewart
Ernest Statham
George Oliver
Judson Morgan
P. GC. Allen
J.T. Adkins
Jewett Plant To Double Jewett Production In Detroit
Preliminary work is finished and the Jewett plant in Detroit will raise production to over 500 cars daily. Paige-Detroit Motor Car president M. H. Jewett says two long final assembly lines will be among the industrys longest for cars selling at $1000 or more. He notes Jewett cars are widely distributed and demand justifies a new factory to double output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Jewett
M. H. Jewett
Paige- Detroit Motor Car Company
Paige
Mr. Jewett
Jewetts
Watkins Plan Approved To Consolidate DeKalb And Fulton
Atlanta June 8. The city council backed a plan by Councilman Edgar Watkins by a 13 to 9 vote to consolidate DeKalb and Fulton counties bringing Decatur into Atlanta. A bill to authorize the move is expected before the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Edgar Watkins
DeKalb
Fulton
Decatur
666 Quick Relief Ad Claims Broad Health Relief
An old advertisement fragment touts 666 as a quick remedy for constipation biliousness headaches colds and La Grippe, presenting a sweeping health claim with no details on ingredients or proven efficacy.
Isle of Lost Ships and Buster Keaton at Rylander
The Rylander presents The Isle of Lost Ships shot in a Sargasso Sea setting directed by Maurice Tourneur with cast Milton Sills Anna Q Nilsson Walter Long and Frank Campeau. Also showing today and Saturday is Buster Keaton's The Balloonatic with Phyllis Haver offering added thrills and laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargasso Sea
Maurice Tourneur
Tourneur
Milton Sills
Anna Q. Nilsson
Walter Long
Frank Campeau
Rylander
Buster Keaton
Keaton
Phyllis Haver
Robin Hood heads to Rylander for three day run
New Rylander management scores big with a three day engagement starting Wednesday June 14. Robin Hood, hailed as the standout of the 1923 motion picture season, has drawn strong praise and a full house expectation for its run at the Rylander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rylander
Rob in Hood film to be shown in Americus at low price
The article touts a Douglas Fairbanks production shown in Americus highlighting an eight century setting with chivalry and medieval weapons. It notes a large, handmade armory used during filming and promises upcoming Times-Recorder features with outstanding facts about the epic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Mankind
Douglas Fairbanks
Times-Recorder
Waycross Girl Sets Perfect School Record
Waycross June 8 Miss Jennie Wallis daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Wallis finished at Waycross Senior High with a perfect eleven year record including steady attendance and academic achievement reflecting a rare, enviable school performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Jennie Wallis
G. C. Wallis
Waycross Public Schools
Wallis
Miss Wallis Sets Remarkable Attendance Record
The many friends of Miss Wallis are very proud of this record she made as she tardy and never missed a class.
Bennett Speaker at Lions Ladies Night in Waycross
John W. Bennett former US attorney for the southern district of Georgia and prominent Waycross lawyer spoke at the Lions Club ladies night banquet at the Phoenix hotel. He delivered a humorous life filled talk titled Smiles. The Lions quartet including G. R. Whitfield William Hopkins Jack Hopkins Russell Whitfield and Lehman Byck performed selections such as Swing Along a Southern folk song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
John W. Bennett
United States
Southern District of Georgia
Lion’s Club
Phoenix Hotel
Bennett
Lions
G. R. Whitfield
William Hopkins
Jack Hopkins
Russell Whitfield
Lehman Byck
Commissioners Clear Up Officer Record in Waycross
Waycross June 8 city commissioners adopt measures to clear an officer’s record amid a local dispute. Officials say the action clarifies personnel files and maintains department standards.
Cool Breezes on St Andrews Bay Summer Ad
Sweltering inland heat gives way to cool comforts on St Andrews Bay. Sleep under a blanket all summer. Enjoy pleasant motoring roads and picturesque scenery with family recreation. Write the Chamber of Commerce Panama City Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Bay
Community clears lingering police matter at meeting
At the latest meeting a case involving Officer Leroy Smith was brought up. A communication from Commissioner W M Taylor, chair of the Police Committee, was read. Following Dr Taylor's recommendation, the case was dismissed and considered closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Smith
W. M. Taylor
Taylor
Black-Draught praised by Hatfield farmer for liver and constipation
G W Parsons of Route 1 Hatfield Arkansas extols Black-Draught as the best all around medicine for liver and constipation. He says it helped his long standing constipation for 25 years and now aids digestion and indigestion. His wife uses it for headache and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hatfield
Ark
G. W. Parsons
Thedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Dykes
School Board
Ann Heys Valedictorian
Walker
Southern Specialty CO
Thomasville, Ga
Nellie Sullivan
Nellie
Watkins
Combine
Sumter County
Shipp Grocery Co
Smith Grocery Co
Glover Grocery Co
Americas
Bay Sumter County
W. T. McMath
Robin Hood
Lions’ Ladies Night
the Chamber OF Commerce
Panama City
Florida
Rogers
New York
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Forsyth
Rogers’ Monogram Coffee Pound
N. Jackson