Lovely home wedding unites Mary Parker and James Hickey Jr
Miss Mary Elizabeth Parker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Parker and Mr. James Edwin Hickey Jr of Atlanta wed at the Parker home on Taylor Street in Americus. The ceremony featured an improvised altar, Madison lilies and palms, and a ring ceremony officiated by Rev. John M. Cutler. Guests included family from Atlanta and out of town, with reception in the Parker home. The couple left for a wedding journey to Lake Louise and Canada and will reside at the Atlanta Biltmore later in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Parker
Elton C. Parker
James Edwin Hickey, Jr
Atlanta
Taylor Street
Parker
John M. Cutler
First Methodist Church
Stuart Prather
Frank Sheffield, Jr
Helen Arse
Jocelyn
Eugenia Parker
Dresden
Fred Singer Turpin
Mrs
Prank Turpin
Eula
Felton Council
Charles M. Council
Richard Hickey
Parker, Mather
James E. Hickey, Sr
Sanders Hickey
James Edwin Hickey, Sr
John Council
Barlow Council
Hel
En H. Wheatley
S. H. McKee
Ernest Statham
L. G. Council
Lena Argo
Library
Music
W. C. Cage
Matt Wheeler
Gertrude Davenport
Mabel Ellis
Chloe Davenport
Frances Shiver
Martha Johnson
Elizabeth Joyner
Harriet, Rylander
Ruth McMath
Annie Turpin
Claire Harris
Alice Harrolay
Edwin Hickey, Jr
Vera Henry
Scale
Ala
Annie Ellis
John Sellars
Leonard Parker
Billy Parker
Frank Sheffield
Hickey
Elton Parker
Americas
Americus
Hollins College
Virginia
Phi Mu Sorority
New York
James E. Hickey
Sallie Sanders Hickey
Culver
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Montgomery
Seale, Ala
Annapolis
E. B. Reese
Buena Vista
Miss Arrington
Williamson
Ellaville
Hattie Arrington
Clark Williamson
W. M. Marshall
The
Baptist Church
North Carolina
Social Roundup Guests Visit in Americas Area
Personal Mrs Tim Killen and daughter Miss Margaret Killen of Macon are guests of Mrs Killens sister Mrs John Sheffield on Brown Street. Mrs Charles F Wells and baby daughter return to Hapeville after visiting grandmother Mrs M E Raines on Jackson Street. Miss Mary Nell Fitts and Miss Sarah Shields of Dawson shopped in Americas today. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hall who stayed with Mr and Mrs Carr Glover on Taylor Street return to Meridian Mississippi. Mrs J A Thomas and daughter Jessie of Savannah Mrs Charles Staith and daughter Elizabeth of Thomasville Mrs BR Morgan of Augusta Mrs J T Killen of Moultrie and Mrs L E Morgan of Dothan Ala have arrived at the home of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jones
Margaret Hames
Macon
Mae Eilien Stanley
Tim Killen
Margaret Killen
Mrs. Killen
John Sheffield
Brown Street
Charles F. Wells
Hapeville
M. E. Raines
Jackson Street
Mary Nell Fitts
Sarah Shields
Dawson
Americas
Herbert Hall
Mrs. Carr Glover
Taylor Street
Meridian
J. A. Thomas
Jessie
Savannah
Charles Staith
Elizabeth
Thomasville
BR. ©. Morgan
Augusta
J. T. Killen
Moultrie
L. E. Morgan
Dothan
Plains Methodist Revival Concludes With Membership Plea
Four Plains ministers hosted a revival with Rev. W. L. Wright of Columbus attending supper at Mrs. R. S. Oliver's. Concord reports a strong sermon by Rev. Het as replacement pastor. The Plains revival ended with heated attendance and helpful services for old people, men, and women as morals discussion guided youth. Ray Walters, Inman Walters, and Miss Ellen South applied for church membership and will be baptized next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
W. L. Wright
Columbus
R. S. Oliver
Concord
Ray Walters
Inman Walters
Ellen South
SICKLY PEevish children and worm remedy ad
An old advertisement describes intestinal worms making children cross and weak with pale skin dark circles under the eyes and bad breath. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy, claiming it destroys worms while harmless to the child, priced 85 cents and sold by Carswell Drug Co Americus Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carswell Drug Co
Americus Drug Co
Your Kind of Face Powder Lineup and Prices
A local advertisement touts a wide range of face powders with prices from 25 cents to two dollars. It promises many tints and urges shoppers to ask about items before purchasing to explore the large selection.
Removed Without Operation Mrs Cox Tells How
Mrs Cox explains her health note about shortness of breath and fatigue. She credits Sorbol Quadruple from Sorbol Co Mechancisburg Ohio and says to visit Troy Ohio or write for demonstrations. Sold by all drug stores and locally at Howell's Phey.
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Washington, D. C
A. A. Arrington
Norman Park Institute
Bessie Tift College
Rylander Hall
American Legion
John D. Mathis Post
Louisiana
E. P. Morgan
College Street
H. G. Blakeslee
Theron
T. N. Hawks
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Captain John A Cobb
Mary Shirah
Byromville
Maggie Brewton
Reidsville
B. Shirah
Bromville
E. H. McNeill
Jacksonville
Mary McCleskey
Mrs. Walker Norman
Griffin
T. F. Gatewood, Jr
Leo Mire
Lillian Denham
Hal Gatewood
Jim Dixon
McGarrah Street
Brooklyn Heights
Universayluewel
Jack
Dempsey
Hoe
Toledo
Americus Fish & Oyster CO
R. W. Dasher
Mer
Plains Methodist Circuit
Padie
Lewis Ellis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Del
Samuel Murphy
Cecil St
Dover, Ware
G Looking Artsfac
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Kentucky