Social notes from Plains with visits and arrivals
June 15 Regular Correspondent reports scattered social news. Dr and Mrs Wise return from In and plan to settle at their home at the groom's. Friends describe Mrs Wise as cultured and charming. Various locals including Markette Bugg and others are noted visiting relatives in Cuimerman and Cordele. Floy McTyre arrives from New York, W K McTurpin returns to Alabama, and many plan visits to Savannah and Millidgeville. The piece records arrivals, departures, and upcoming plans reflecting a bustling Plains social scene.
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Wise
Warp
Ala
Lyons
George Markette
Ellen Bugg
Leary Markette
Chal Markette
Amerjunday
Moore
Andrews
Plains
Ellaville Socials and Local Marital News Roundup
Ellaville notes from June 15 feature Miss Helen Tondee honored at a Pear Street tea hosted by the Misses Williamson, with guests including Misses Royal, Minnie Jones, and Mary Williamson. Upcoming marriage of Miss Marguerite Crane to Mrs. Frank Lowe of Buena Vista is announced for Tuesday the 21st. Local visits span Atlanta to Americus, Montezuma, and Mexico. Miss Sadie Heard departs for South Carolina. Dr. B L Bridges returns with a touring car. and birthday party festivities light up the community with ices and cakes.
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Ellaville
Lome
Pear Street
Wiamson
Helen Tondee
Minnis Royal
Minnie Jones
Whelchel
Leo Mercar
E. E. Collins
Mary
Maude Williamson
Marguerite Crane
Frank Lowe
Buena Vista
South Carolina
Arthur Myers
Ellasville
Olle Caldwall
Americus
Ed Bridges
L. Ly Lester
Neliie Frank
Montezuma
T. A. Collins
Gilbert DeWolt
Mexico
J. B. Williamson
P. H. Stevens
Putnam
C. Collins
C. H. Greene
Harry Dixon
Harry Peacock
Douglasville
Perry Wimbish
Andrew's Chapel
Imogene Sears
Monroe Stevens
Shellman
R. W. Edwards
Kentucky
B. L. Bridges
Atlanta
Nettie Walker
Andrew Chapel
Kittie Walker
Lots Wall
Dodson’s Liver-Tone Promises Gentle Liver Help
An advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver-Tone as a mild remedy that revitalizes a languid liver, relieves malaria, and restores healthy function. It highlights a pleasant taste, no nausea, suitability for children, and a satisfaction guarantee at Dodson’s Pharmacy.
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Dodson
Dodleon
Social Roundup from Smithville Circles News
From Our Regular Correspondent Smithville June 15 Mrs John Martin and two children Kath erine and J W of Hatcher are guests for a week of Miss Dot Edwards Miss Nettie Burton left for Atlanta for several weeks at Robinsons Sanitarium Mrs J H Randall Jr and Miss Edith McKenney attend Epworth League Conference in Sandersville as delegates from Smithville chapter Prof N R Blackman of Seale spent several days here last week Embroidery Club entertained by Miss Ada Salter Mrs G A Sapp and son George leave for Jacksonville for several weeks with friends Frank McDonald recently from Atlanta to spend summer with his mother Mrs E Adams Miss Fiorrie Cobb visiting relatives in Cuthbert Mrs Matile Rhodes and Mrs C R Hunter with children spending weeks in Atlanta guests of Mr and Mrs C E Long Emmette Evans of Atlanta spending two weeks vacation with sisters Lizzie and Elma Evans Mrs Jesse Stallings of Americus visiting Mrs C C Ansley J A Hill and daughter Harriet attending Undertakers Convention in Atlanta C D Little and wife left for Macon for several days with relatives
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Smithville
John Martin
Katherine
J. W
Hatcher
Dot Edwards
Nettie Burton
Atlanta
Robinson's Sanitarium
J. H. Randall, Jr
Edith McKenney
Sandersville
N. R. Blackman
Seale
Embroidery Club
Ada S Alter
G. A. Sapp
George
Jacksonville
Frank McDonald
Tech
E. Adams
Fiorrie Cobb
Cuthbert
Matile Rhodes
C. R. Hunter
C. E. Long
Emmette Evans
Lizzie
Elma Evans
Jesse Stallings
Americus
C. C
Local social roundup at home of J. D. M. Wicker
The regular correspondence notes a Saturday evening gathering at J. D. M. Wicker's home with neighbors and relatives visiting or staying nearby. Several Pennington and Wicker family members are mentioned visiting cousins and friends, and a South Carolinian stated he would wire home for the rest of his clothes before leaving Sumter.
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Sumter
Small Farms Wanted in Sumter County
A North Carolinian seeks a 100 to 150 acre farm in Sumter county and asks for detailed information about the area. The Board of Trade reports growing inquiries from ads for small farms, noting that meeting demand will be challenging and that attracting diligent family farming residents would boost local cultivation and community progress.
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Board of Trade
Sumter County
Rural Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rural Hill notes show Mrs. MA McGill returning from relatives in Lasser and Yeomans. Granddaughters Lita Sanders and Lilian Dillard visit and Mr Charlie Johnson is ill but improving. Mrs Gussie Dillard plus children visit Mrs John Stubbs. Eliza Mims stays with her daughter Mrs Cato who is ill. Ed Brightwell and children from Dawson visit W Clements family two weeks. Mrs Eliza Cato returns from wiregrass visit. Harper Hawkins and children visit near Plains at Daniel Lane’s.
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Rural Hill
MA. McGill
Lasser and
Yeomans
G. W. Dillard
Lita Sanders
Bronwood
Lilian Dillard
Midway
Charlie Johnson
Gussie Dillard
John Stubbs
Eliza Mims
Cato
Ed Brightwell
Dawson
W. Clements
Will Wise
Mr. Wise
Eliza Cato
Harper Hawkins
Near Plains
Daniel Lane
Friendship Music Class Grows With New Pupils
Friendship regular correspondent notes Myrtle Springs visit by several boys and a music class starting with sixteen pupils. Names listed include Lois More Mary Harvey Louise Harvey Ezibeth Stevens Bessie Harris Alma Dellard Marion Wooldridge Sara Harvey and others plus visitors Addy Cook from Buena Vista and the Tordan sisters Eula and Maxie.
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Myrtle Springs
Lois More
Mary and
Louise Harvey
Dranesville
Ezibeth Stevens
Bessie Harris
Alma Dellard
Marion Wooldridge
Sara Harvey
Sears Wratly
Helen “Wratly
Myrthe
Eunice
Masnburn
Lois McGarrah
Ven’e
Bertha Frazier
Harvey
Addy Cook
Buena Vista
Eula
Maxie Tordan
Doctors Hurry To Attend Four Accidents Near Americus
A series of incidents along the Smithville road six miles south of Americus taxed local doctors. Decker was thrown from a buggy and fractured a leg, Huntington Chappell was cut by broken glass, a Waddell farm coon hand was cut, and a Hudson place worker received a knife wound. K M McDonald remained feverish at home, ill for three weeks, causing unease among friends across Sumter County.
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Smithville Road
Americus
Decker
K. M. McDonald
McDonald
Leslie and Area Social Highlights in Leslie Ga
Leslie Ga June 15 The Philes entertained the Baracas at the home of W M Laramore in a charming manner The Sunday school program at Daphne last Thursday was enjoyed Ada Belle Usry of Smithgilly visited with guests Miss Anderson in Leslie Ruth Wilson spent Tuesday in Leslie Cordele visitors James Gary and Lee Coney visited Sunday Marla Jenking made a business trip to Americus W M Laramore reports a new bank nearing completion and a two story brick building Mrs Charle Knowles and Mrs Crisp Wilkinson visited Americas last Thursday Homer Oxford of Ocilla visiting relatives in Leslie.
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Leslie
The
Philestrea's
Baraca
W. M. Lara
Daphne
Ada Belle Usry
Smithgilly
Misses Anderson
Lesiie
Ruth Wilson
Americus
Lee Coney
James Gary
Cord
Bronwood Notes From Regular Correspondent June 15
Bronwood Ga June 15 Mrs J Turner slowly improving after a week of illness Messrs Cleve and Edd Purvis of Americus visited their relatives Mr and Mrs Jim Purvis Also Mr and Mrs Jesse Sapp and children spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Phelix Sapp at Parrott Miss Tommie Wishard enjoyed a pleasant week with Miss Cecil Purvis Mrs Robert Allen and Roy Lee attended a union dinner near Sasser Saturday Mr and Mrs T J Hall spent Monday night with Walt Wiggins
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Prom
Bronwood
J. ©. Turners
Cleve
Edd Purvis
Americus
Jim Purvis
Jesse Sapp
Phelix Sapp
Parrott
Tommie Wishard
Cecil Purvis
Robert Allen
Roy Lee
Sasser
T. J. Hall
Walt Wiggins
Local Socials Highlight Finch and Pennington Visits
Cory Gemini Georgia notes a weekend visit by Mr Harri son Finch to his parents Mr and Mrs J S Finch. Miss Annie Pennington returns home after a week in Americus with cousin Mrs C 4 Books. Several Pennington Parker Murphy and Griffin families are listed visiting and staying with relatives in Americus and nearby.
28TH DISTRICT FRIENDS NOTEILLNESS AND VISITORS
From Our Regular Correspondent in the 28th District June 1 The friends of Airs Henr B de regret illness. Miss Eula Cannon returned home Monday after a pleasant week with Miss Annie Forte Woodruff at her Byromville home. Mr B M Clementa and son Johnie made a business trip to Americus yesterday.
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28Th District
Friends of Airs
Henr' B
Eula Cannon
Annie Forte Woodruff
Byromville
M. Clementa
Johnie
Americus
Dodson's Teething Powders Marketed for Infant Bowel Relief
Dodson's Teething Powders claim to regulate bowel complaints in children under three. Dodson's Pharmacy advertises the product at 250 per box and offers refunds if buyers are not pleased, noting a separate aside about price marks on garments.
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Dodson
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