Rural Georgia weddings and society notes in Macon News
The Macon News reports two weddings and social events. Miss Annie Clare Bragg wed Roy Lyche at 11 30 AM with Rev Osgood Cook officiating, guests from Americus to Birmingham in attendance, and a NY Washington Canada honeymoon ahead. Eula McNeill of New Era marries J A Little of Pittsburg at Dr Carl Minor's home, then plans to reside in Pittsburg. A Kidd's mill picnic and Junior Woman's Missionary society meeting complete the society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bragg
Duncan Avenue
Annie Clare Bragg
Roy Lyche
Osgood Cook
Vineville Methodist Church
Lou Eilen Bragg
Americus
Lewis Jones
Mendelssohn
Ruby Bragg
Poet Twill
Guy Wyche
New York
Washington
Canada
L. Y. Arnold
G. M. Bragg
Cecil Walters
J. T. Bragg
Lou Ellen Bragg
Wyley Jones
Hamilton Sibert
Birmingham
Carl Minor
Miss Claire Harris Earns Honor at Waukesha High
Miss Claire Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Harris Jr has been signally honored in the Waukesha Wisconsin high school where she has attended since January Among several hundred members of the junior class Miss Harris stands out for her notable achievement and recognition by the school authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Harris
J. W. Harris, Jr
Waukesha, Wis
Harris
Racial Trouble At Naval Academy and Local Movements
Relatives visit and travel plans across Georgia. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Steele stay for a week in Americus before returning home. John M. Prance travels to Atlanta for an education officials meeting then returns Thursday. Helen Argo and Kathryn Argo visit Richmond for a reunion and Virginia tours. Grieving Rhode party from Albany attends Dora White’s funeral in Griffin before traveling elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Prance
Atlanta
Americus
Helen Argo
Kathryn Argo
Richmond
Virginia
Two prettiest seniors chosen to lead grand match
Miss Harris, a popular young Southerner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Strong in Waukesha, will return to Americus to spend the summer with her parents after being selected as one of the two prettiest girls to lead the grand match at the Senior Juniors reception during commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harris
Fred J. Strong
Waukesha
Americus
Personal C J Clark Visits Atlanta On Mission
Personal C J Clark is in Atlanta for a few days on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bailey, Mrs. L Carroll Steele and W D Bailey motored to Hawkinsville Sunday to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Clark
Atlanta
Eugene Bailey
L. Carroll Steele
W. D. Bailey
Hawkinsville
Local Notices and Social News From Americus and Nearby
A flurry of social visits and relocations fills Americus society notes with many relatives and friends visiting kin in Clarkesville Griffin and Decatur. James W. Harris III visits his aunt Mrs Joseph Irvin in Clarkesville for the summer. Miss Annie Ivey returns from Athens after a S A E house party during commencement. Mrs M O Cutler of Cordele stays with Fannie Crabb on Jackson Ave. Charles L Payne plans to reside in Jacksonville. Willis Tucker and family leave for Richmond for Confederate reunion then Norfolk before returning. Bankrupt notices announce Koppell Brothers bankruptcy with creditors meeting in Albany July 1 1922. Two Boy Scouts G W Harris and O Neil Burton chosen to accompany veterans to Richmond reunion. J H Bradford of Albany visits Americus relatives. Further notes mention Mrs W D Miller of Jacksonville visiting sister Mrs James A Hixon and Miss Blanche Suggs staying with Mrs J J McDowell. G W Harris and Edwin Gammage return from a motor trip to North Georgia. T A Bruce, recently in Alto sanitarium, returns home ill. Mrs E W Thacker and Mrs Alex Gibbs travel to Stone Mountain to join husbands. Interments planned for Davenport and Mrs Emory Rylan.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bragg-Wyche
M Neil—Little
Eula McNeiland
J. A. Little
Pittsburg
Kidd’s Mill
Russell Bridges
Alanta
W. D. Miller
Jacksonville
Charles Ernest
John O. Dupree
Robert Christian
Lawson Stapleton
George Duncan
J. D. Hooks
Mrs. Poole
Junior Missionary Society
Wisconsin
Jim
Fellows
W. Fred Sills
Fred
VIA
Seaboard Airline
Savannah
Naval Academy
Thomas Milner
William Gilbert
Albany
Dora White
Griffin
James
Leonard Kaplan
Porky
America
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Congress
Tillman
James W. Harris, III
Joseph Irvin
Clarkesville
Mrs. W. D. Miller
James A. Hixon
Lucius McCloskey
Grifin
Decatur
Roy S. Bell
Charles L. Payne
Annie Ivey
Athens
Willis Tucker
W. R. Ragan
Norfolk
Blanche Suggs
Tifton
J. J. McDowell
Jackson Avenue
Thomas W. Vereen
Moultrie
T. A. Bruce
Alto
E. W. Thacker
Alex Gibbs
Stone Mountain
G. W. Harris
Edwin Gammage
North
Georgia
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Georgia
Koppell Brothers
Louis Koppell
Marcus Koppell
James Tift Mann
Clarksville
Joseph A. Irvin
Boy Scouts of Americas
The
Lucky Boys
O’neil Burton
J. H. Bradford
Frank RK. Matthews
W. W. Dykes
R. S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
Post Office
Americas
Hartshorn Storage Battery Co
Cordele
South Jackson St
W. D. Martin
Taylor St
W. C. Carter
Lee Street
A. D. Gatewood
R. L. Maynard
Times-Recorder
Brabham’s
F. O. B. Americus
Harrold Bros
Hugh Mize
Owen
Shriner
Edwards Grocery Store
Rylander Theater
J. Parker Reid Presents
Ethel Gray Terry and
Robert Bosworth
Pola Negri
MUMMY
Pathe News
Toledo Cooker Co
Artesian Corner
Dispatch
Ust Co
M’donald
Planters Bank
Americus, Ga
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!