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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1922

Page

2

Eloise Tooke and Jim Weaver Marry at Kudrew Chapel

Miss Eloise Tooke and Mr. Jim Weaver wed Thursday evening at Kudrew Chapel near Sellaville with Rev. B L Jordan officiating. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a full bridal party followed by a reception at the bride's home. The bride, a former high school principal, and the groom, a Fitzgerald railroad worker, are praised for their steadiness and community regard.

Sellaville Eloise Tooke Jim Weaver Kudrew Chapel B. L. Jordan Mendelssohn Myrtice Strange Cleve Strange Marcus Perry Grady Wimbush Delos Weaver Louise Stewart Henry Pery Mattie Kate Weaver Jewett Mott Mary Looke Better Jalg Wimbush Hortense Caver Thomas Tooke Roymarter Miss Strange Traumerer Charmeuse Lee Tom Tooke Benevolence Weaver Fitzgerald Schley County Columbus

Senior BYPU Social Delights Leslie Evening

A Friday evening junior BYPU social at the home of M.kh. Sims in Leslie featured decorated porches, shaded lights, and punch served by Frances Sims and Evelyn Ranew. Guests included Ruth Ranew, Ann Hoffman, Bessie Sims, Myra Sims, Laila Clifton, Genie Dean Mullholland, Annie Byrd Cocke, Mamie Burnett, Ella Mae Ranew, Leila Ranew, Ellis Greene, Wilbur Clifton, Luther Hines, James Edwin Hines of Americus, Mercer Deavours, Olin Deavours, Reuben Hines, Herbert Hines, J. D. Bolton, Loomis Veavours, Green Bryant, George Cocke, and couples Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hines, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hines, with Mrs. Rosa Wade and Mrs. J. D. Cocke.

Laila Clifton Genie Dean Mullholland Annie Byrd Cocke Mamie Burnett Ella Mae Ranew Leila Ranew Messrs Ellis Greene Wilbur Clifton Luther Hines James Edwin Hines Americus Mercer Deavours Olin Deavours Reuben Hines Herbert Hines J. D. Bolton Loomis Veavours Green Bryant George Cocke L. M. Hawkins Floyd Hines K. H. Hines Rosa Wade J. D. Cocke

Miss Keister Heads to Richmond for Confederate Reunion

Miss Helen Keister leaves Sunday for Richmond Virginia to attend the Confederate reunion as sponsor for the Western Brigade. She will be absent several weeks then resume her expression work and upon return prepare a public revital with her pupils. Mrs Alius Rigsby entertains friends for birthday anniversary and reads The Sheik in The Sunday American.

Helen Keister Richmond Western Brigade

Bridge party at Miss Annie Ivey’s on South Lee Street

Miss Annie Ivey hosted her bridge club this week at her home with Shista daisies as decorations. Mrs. W. C. Caye won top score for bridge, receiving a pack of cards, while Mrs. TY. F. Gatewood Jr. assisted with serving a salad. Other players included Mrs. W. C. Cage, Emory Rylander, EF. J. Bilddidge, Grace Earle Hildreth, Mrs. L. G. Council, and more.

Annie Ivey South Lee Street W. C. Caye Ivey TY. F. Gatewood, Jr W. C. Cage Emory Rylander EF. J. Bildvidge Fred Arthur Annie Claude McLaughlin Bridge Frank McLaughlin Albany Rob Clements Gilbert Robinson Montezuma J. E. Hightower W.S. Ivey

Elrod and Blalock Families Announce Two Newborn Sons

Mr and Mrs J B Elrod announce a son born June 9 at their Barlow street home named J B III Mrs Elrod was Miss Ruby Finch Prior to marriage Mr and Mrs Paul J Blalock of Albany announce a son born June 18 The Blalocks formerly lived in Americus Mrs Blalock was Miss Susie May Ranew of near Leslie

J. B. Elrod Barlow Street J. B. III Paul J. Blalock Albany Blalock Americus

Local residents host visits and travels noted

Miss Claude McLaughlin spent Friday with relatives in Albany. Mrs. Charles R. Crisp of Washington arrived to stay with her mother Mrs. Florence D. Hollis on Taylor Street. Mrs. Thomas W. Vereen of Moultrie also visits her mother. Rev. H. T. Brookshire returns from Houchton and leaves Sunday for Hot Springs as a delegate to the Lions clubs. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Taylor, Mrs. M. J. Taylor and Miss Nettie Allen are mentioned as guests.

Claude McLaughlin Albany Charles R. Crisp Washington City Florence D. Hollis Taylor Street Thomas W. Vereen Moultrie H. T. Brookshire Houchton Brookshire Hot Springs International Association of Lions Clubs

Get Your Shoes Shined on Green and White Stand

A brief public notice describes a shoe shine service offered on a green and white stand with a note that whites only applies to patrons. The listing emphasizes a themed setting and basic service details for visitors.

Motoring party to Montezuma and Texas

A party travels to Montezuma today with Mrs. M J Taylor staying several days as a guest of Mr and Mrs Hiram Gardner who plan to move to Texas in July.

Montezuma M. J. Taylor Hiram Gardner Texas

Local residents head to visits and reunions abroad

Mr and Mrs Frank Seig and family depart for a two week camping trip in Gena Florida. Miss Decia Gunnells will attend the Confederate veterans union in Richmond leaving Americus for a week or ten days. Various guests visit Columbus Richmond and Atlanta for week long stays and weddings.

Decia Gunnells Confederate Veterans’ Union Richmond Americus Virginia

Local Social Notices From Americus Area

Mrs T D Ellis and David Ellis visit Taylor street guests of Geo R Ellis en route from Andrew College Cuthbert to Macon. Mrs John O Dupree and Lithea Dupree of Atlanta stay with Mrs J D Books on South Lee street. Dan O Connell departs for Atlanta. Mrs W B Pickett returns from Hartsboro Alabama. R P Snow to occupy Dr B C Keister home on Church next week. C E K Niblack and Mildred go to Dunellon Florida for a week outing. Mrs Zach Daniels convalesces at Prince street. Dr Frank Cato Jr to New Orleans Charity hospital. Dr Cato graduated Tulane. Mrs Frare Mangum of Macon visits Emory Rylander on Low street. Joe McMath returns from Washington and Lee University to spend summer with parents on Rees Park.

T. D. Ellis David Ellis Geo. R. Ellis Taylor Street Macon Branch Andrew College Cuthbert Ellis Andrew Louisville John O. Dupree Lithea Dupree Atlanta J. D. Books South Lee Street R. P. Snow W. M. Kumber B. C. Keister Church Street Frank Cato, Jr F. L. Cato New Orleans New Orleans Charity Hospital Cato Tulane Frare Mangum Americus Emory Rylander Joe McMath Washington and Lee University R. L. McMath Rees Park

Arcadia residents on visit and summer travel plans

H. D. Isler of Arcadia Fla is spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs J T Stokes. Mrs L B Hester and Miss Frances Hester who have lived with Mrs J P Cato for the past year left Thursday for Newiton Ill where they will spend the summer. Robert Lee McMath Heys Me Math Bill McMath John Wagnon and John Wagnon Jr returned Thursday from a several day fishing trip at Iola Fla.

J. W. Miller Valdosta John Statham Church Street Richmond Washington C. C. Robertson C. C. Jr Harriett and Layfield Columbus H. D. Isler Arcadia, Fla Mrs. J. T. Stokes Robert Lee McMath Heys MeMath Bill McMath John Wagnon John Wagnon, Jr Iola Fla

Laviste Aims To Break Salt Lake City Flight Record

Pilot Laviste of the western US air mail service departed Woodward Field at 5:15 PM in Salt Lake City to attempt a new distance record to San Francisco. The attempt marks a high profile effort for the flying record between the two cities.

Salt Lake City Pilot Laviste United States Air Mail Service Woodward Field San Francisco

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Touts Quick Gut Relief

A testimonial claims Typhoid fever left lingering indigestion and colic until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was tried. The patient reports rapid improvement, no bloating, and freedom to eat. The ad asserts the remedy removes catarrhal mucus and inflamed areas causing stomach and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee and available at Howell's Pharmacy and druggists.

Mayr Howell

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