Mrs McDonald Hosts Pink and Blue Garden Party
Mr and Mrs Middleton McDonald entertained last evening at their Rees Park home for Mrs Julian Robinson of Atlanta guest of Mrs C C Hawkins. Guests enjoyed floral decor of pink and blue larkspur gladioli sweet peas and brown eyed Susans with punch on the porch. The mission featured rhinestone accessories and high score prizes. The Sumter County Epworth League Union meets at Salem church at 8 tonight with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Robinson
Atlanta
C. C. Hawkins
Middleton McDonald
Rees Park
Virginia Moreland
Robinson
Sumter County Epworth League Union
Salem Church
Honor Diplomas At Furflow And Honor Rolls Named
Furflow Grammar school led by Miss Sarah Cobb publishes its annual honey roll listing students earning nine merits and certificates across grades one through seven in sections 1 to 4. Prospect Heights and East Ameri casas schools also report honor certificates and yearly honor roll recipients for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furflow Grammar School
Sarah Cobb
Helsen Poole
Frank McLain
Samuel Hamrick
Kendall Beavers, Jr
Vernie Holloway, Jr
Earl Jackson
Ned Ricker
Christine Holbrook
Beatrice Parker
Ida Mae Tyson
Willis Shiver
Oscar Bell
George Bradford
Christine Covington
Florence Pelham
Prospect Heights School
J. C. Logan
Furlow School
Thelma Baker
Mildred Holbrook
Virginia Jackson
Elizabeth Langford
Catherine Johinson
E. J. Hughes
Annie Lucile Fay
Amelia Jones
Milton Barnes
Chester Feagin
Elizabeth Broadhurst
Mary Graham
Inez Law
Grace Pittman
Edith Carney
Robert English
East Americas School
Times- Recorder
James Franklin Morris
William Evans Smith
Eva Marr
Eileen Saunders
Eloise Saunders
Mildred Stanley
Thelma Joyner
Helen Sheppard
Glennis Collins
Callie Sue Castleberry
Sarah Cameron
Sara Archer
Thomas Hunnicutt
Montine Sunmers
James Holley
Jack Marr
Jack Prance
Annie Mae Brown
Kate Harris
Sara Moore
James Hollley
Burton Urges Party to Rally for Coolidge at Cleveland
The Cleveland gathering, billed as a conference to launch an independent LaFollette candidacy, will be led by William H Johnston. Burton urged Republicans to back Coolidge, defend the party’s honors, and uphold American leadership amid issues with Congress and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Hunt
Washington
William H. Johnston
Johnston
B. of L. E. Auditorium
Cleveland
Robert M.lafollette
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
LaFollette
Coolidge
Burton
Ohio
Associated Press
Republican Party
Theodore E. Burton
Calvin Cooldge
Calvin Coolidge
President Coolidge
Congress
World Court
Harding
Rest, Wearied Spirit, Rest in Peace Tribute Cited
Varied accomplishments noted for Mr. Burton include arms conference outcomes and American participation in reparations experts work, plus domestic achievements, reflecting a memorial tone as Immortals are invoked for lasting remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Fambrough Guest Arrives In Americus For Summer Home
Miss Ethel Fambrough of Athens arrived in Americus to reside with her brother Dr C R B Fambrough at Mrs C D Winchesters, 3813 West College. Mr and Mrs S S R Sheppard and family along with George Sheppard and Philo Grant joined a Cordele family reunion at Mrs Sanders country home near Cordele with about 75 guests. Frances Johnson of Huntington, a Bessie Tift College graduate, has returned home to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs B T Johnson and is a guest for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fambrough
Athens
Americus
Dr. C. RB. Fambrough
Ss. R. Sheppard
Familly
George Sheppard
Philo Grant
Cordele
Sheppard
Sanders
Frances Johnson
Huntington
Bessie Tift College
B. T. Johnson
Sever
F. A. Thomas
Atlanta
John Gossett
Mary Littlejohn
Joe Hair
Tugela
Wilmot Littlejohn
Palmyra Queen at weeks and Alabama visitors
Miss Jean Gillespie of Alabama is noted with Palmyra Queen. Brownwood visitors W R Martins and E W Rawlings checked in Americas. Various local residents travel to Atlanta St Petersburg Tugela Milledgeville and Macon for visits and summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gillespie
Alabama
W. R. Martin
E. W. Rawlings
Brownwood
Americas
Seed arrives with Greensboro Herald dated May 14 1874
In Greensboro, June 10, L. D. Patton received a box of seed from Detroit Michigan containing several old newspapers. He found a Greensboro Ga Herald issue dated May 14 1874 and valued the historical copy highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Detroit
Michigan
L. D. Patton
Columbus Found New World Not Like A Girl’s Pimple
A remark compares Columbus discovery of America to a girl perceiving a pimple, noting the disparity in scale between historic exploration and a minor facial blemish. The line uses provocative imagery to comment on perception and proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Republican platform draft completes for 1924 race
In Cleveland a tentative 1924 Republican platform was drafted after resolutions committee members worked overnight and consulted President Coolidge by telephone. Under Charles B. Warren the group revised foreign relations planks with Coolidge's sanction and expects to finalize the platform after today’s hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republican Party
Resolutions Committee
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Slemp
Citizens urged to aid war on mosquitoes in Moultrie
Moultrie Ga June 10 An appeal to citizens to aid in the destruction of mosquito breeding places and curb the disease threat was issued by local health authorities. The call urged household cleanups and removal of standing water to reduce mosquito populations and protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Halls Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Quick Relief
For over forty years Halls Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment that relieves by application with an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Charles R. Crisp Seeks Nomination in 3rd District Primary
The Congressional Executive Committee of the 3rd district orders a Democratic primary on September 10 to choose a nominee for the 69th Congress. Candidates must notify the secretary by June 21, 1924. Crisp announces his candidacy and asks voters for continued support, pledging faithful duties if reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Crisp
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MR and Mrs. M'Donald
Lucas Thiers
John Council
Lucius McCloskey
D. R. Andrews
Edgar Shipp
Harry Hawkins
J. D. Hooks
Evan Mathis
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
F. G. Cotton
New Orleans
M. H. Wheeler
H. O. Jones
T. B. Hooks, Jr
Sarah Tower
W. C. Cage
Robert Hawkins
Walter Page
John Allen Fort
Sam Coney
Epworth League Union
Salem
Furllow
Pam
International Machinists’ Union
Conference For
Ra‘road Brotherhoods
Typographical
Farmers National Council
Progressive Party of Idaho
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
State Farm Bureau
Woman’s National Trades Union League
Woman’s Committee For Political Action
William S. Kenyon
Herbert Hoover
Dawes
Lowdon
Illinois
Lincoln
Joe Cannon
Hunt
Howell
Pharmacy
Planter’s Seed & Drug Company
Palmyra
Mary B. Clay
Bryce Pilsbury
Glenn Hooks
Charles Glover
Quimble Melton
Miss Chlotile Hair
Vera Hair
Columbus
Z. A. Littlejohn
Ther
Taylor Street
Ena Gleaton
Vera Hays
Minnie Perry
Y. P. MacKey
Milledgeville
Georgia State Normal School
H. E. Allen
L. S. Tower
V. C. Harris
Macon
C. Fullard-Lee
United States
Palmyra Islands
THE
Happy Feed Store
Bob Edwards
Chamberlain
G. B. Williams
W. L. Hand
Armour's
En Grove
Helen Lawton
Texas
U.S
Hall
Americus, Ga
Savannah
New York
Boston _ Philadelphi
Baltimore
Boston
C. of Ga
H. C. White
Central of Georgia
Ocean Steamship Co. Merchants & Miners Trans. Co
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