Atlanta Bride: Miss Irma Twitty Weds Mr. Eustice Speer
Miss Irma Twitty of Atlanta marries Eustice Speer, longtime Americus resident and key Queen Insurance executive. They depart Atlanta tonight for a East Coast honeymoon. Also notes a lively party at the Oliver home with many attendees and a radio concert by the Atlanta Dominoes and Miss Melva Clark on WSB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Twitty
Eustice Speer
Irma Twitty
Atlanta
Americus
Speer
Chas. L. Ansley
Carrie Speer
The
Queen Insurance Company
Prominent College Dance Hosted by Mrs Turpin Attended by Notable Guests
A Monday prom hosted by Mrs George B Turpin drew a large college crowd and visiting guests. Central figure Miss Cor rie Flynn Powell of Letohatchie Alabama attended with many local guests and a reception featured punch served by a group of helpers.
Local figures named in historical notice
Ker, Bob Lane, Harry Williams, Willard Turpin, George A. Turpin and James Barefield are listed among individuals connected to a historic record or notice. The fragment suggests a roster or acknowledgment involving these named persons within a civic or community context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker
Bob Lane
Harry Williams
Willard Turpin
George A. Turpin
James Barefield
Local residents undertake travels and visits across cities
Miss Emma Chapman and Miss Lollie Chapman left Sunday for Richmond and New York to attend a reunion in Richmond then visit New York for an aesthetic dancing course ahead of a fall class. George B. Turpin is ill with malaria at home on Yorne Street. Mr. and Mrs. C R Perry and family, from Miami Florida, visit Wheatley Street hosts for the Perry Hill wedding. Eleanor Riley arrives to spend days with Mrs. Heys McMath on College Street. Louise Dudley and parents return from Miami Oklahoma to stay with Miss Elizabeth Sheffield and later visit Miss Hulet Humber. David Richardson of Byrom and Wallace Peavy of Byrom spend Monday and Tuesday in Americus. Helen Daniel, guest of Miss Ruth Everett on Furlow Street, returns to Macon with Miss Everett, who will visit Miss Daniel’s grandmother in Newnan. C C Johnson is critically ill on Jackson Street. James Johnson of Jacksonville arrives to be at his father’s bedside. Lillie Mae Hughes of Macon visits Americus with friends to spend the day with her parents on W W Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Oliver
Virginia McGehee
Talbotton
Any Gellespy
Albany
George Turpin
George Oliver
Hulet Humber
Nell Hamilton
Frances Sparks
Elizabeth Sheffield
Nell Hogg
Cornelia Shiver
Mary Godwin
Deborah Creighton
Hallie Walker
Marie Bell
Hazel Prather
Janie Murray
Lucy Lane
Georgia Lumpkin
Mary Bowers
Catherine Turner
Corrie Flynn Powell
G. B .Turpin
Alice Avin
Macon
W. Hi. Estes
Carl Glover
Caroll
D. G. Bass
Miss Clark
C. J. Clark
Americus
South Georgia
Ameteus
WSB
Angel Child
Man O
Mine
Georgia
Sigma Chi
You
Maggie
Jack Cathcart
William Munn
Beethoven
Abe Goodman
Louise Rittenbaum
Amazon Murphey
Impressario
Murphey
Atlanta Journal
George B. Turpin
Letohatchie
Ala
Turpin
Elizabeth Joiner
Pauline Westbrook
Dublin
Christine Beavers
Sara Oliver
Cornelia Wallis
Vera Henry
Margaret Wheatley
Isabelle Wheatley
Lois McMath
Mary Dudley
W. D. Miller, Jr
Jacksonville
Carcel Clark
Wm. Fetner
George Wal- G
Emma Chapman
Lollie Chapman
Richmond
New York
Chapman
Eleanor Riley
Louise Dudley
Macon Dudley
Miami
Okla
Helen Daniel
Ruth Everett
Furlow Street
Miss Everett
Newnan
Miss Daniel
C. C. Johnson
Jackson Street
James Johnson
Lillie Mae Hughes
W. W. Hughes
Local residents share summer visits and travels
The jumble lists numerous residents and relatives traveling or visiting for the summer. Virginia Voyages to Vienna visits Mrs. T. H. Davis. Neil Ray returns from Emory. families host relatives in Spar tanburg Buena Vista and College Street. Dr. S K McKee attends a dental convention in Atlanta. Paula Westbrook visits from Dublin. Christine Beavers from Albany and Miss Elinor Murphree travel en route home to Troy.
Auga guests plan Gulf fishing trip after visits
A group from Alabama including C. J. Hathorn and Miss Thena Hathorn of Anniston and Mrs. Z. M. Maynard of Forsyth visited Mrs. R. L. Maynard in Augusta after the school closing. They will tour Cairo before a Gulf fishing expedition. Mrs. Carr S. Glover left for Macon Mississippi to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Williams on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hathorn
Thena Hathorn
Anniston, Ala
Z. M. Maynard
Forsyth
R. L
Maynard
Cairo
The
Gulf
Carr S. Glover
Macon
Miss
J. M. Williams
Bankrupt Notice in Southern Georgia District Court
Koppell Brothers Louis Marcus Koppell bankrupts were adjudicated on June 3 1922 in Albany. First creditors meeting July 1 1922 at 10 30 a m at the undersigned office Albany Ga. Creditors may attend prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee and transact other business. Bankrupts must attend examination. Witness James Tift Mann Referee in Bankruptcy Albany Ga dated June 17 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Georgia
Albany
Koppell Brothers
Louis Koppell
Marcus Koppell
Americus
James Tift Mann
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LaVerne Bro
Nax Thomas
M’gehee
Mss
Gellespy
Atlanta Dominoes Orchestra
Melva Clark
Domino
Clark
Lorin Smith
William Riley
Riley
Elizabeth Smith
Dora Rile Playin
Mixon
Paul Wooten
W. U. Barefield
W. U. Parefield
Virginia Wooten
Sara Belle Barfield
Virginia Morgan
Laura May Hale
Fred Turpin
Dorothy Haris
Margaret and
Catherine Moore
Margaret Yerby
Florence Barefield
Gwydolen Jones
Washington, Ga
Reed Hamrick
Webster Wagnon
Gray Tillman, Jr
Hilda Johnson
Agnes Gatewood
Athens
Baptist Young Peoples Union
First Baptist Church
Elinor Ross
Mozelle Deavours
Central Baptist Church
Empire Bank
Bank of Americas
G. R. Ellis
E. L. Bell
H. L Mize
E. C. Webb
Joe. M. Bryan
Yorne Street
C .R. Perry
Fla
A. C. Perry
Wheatley Street
Perry-Hill
David Richardson
Byrom
Wallace Peavy
Virginia
Vienna
T. H. Davis
Neil Ray
Emory University
Mrs
N. A. Ray
H. D .Williams
Velma Williams
Hollis Fort
Susie Taylor
Jeff Wayfor
Buena Vista
Little Allen Fort
Herbert Hicks
Spartanburg
S. HK. McKee
Dental Association
Gerald Creighton
Tech Topend
Frank Creighton
Taylor Street
James R. Barefield
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
W. A. Barefield
Miss Maude Beavers
W. Dr. Miller, Jr
H. D. Watts
Church Street
J. W. Hightower
Emmett Barnes
O. E. Waddell
W. D. Ivey
College Street
Augusta
Gingham
Children’s Gingham
Martha
Nassar
Atiyah
Forsyth Street
Perry & Brown
Opera
Mrs. Willis Morgan and
Little
Rylander Theater
A Paramount
Thomas Meighan
George Ade
America
Tom Meighan
Theodore Roberts
Lois Wilson
Pathe News
Hobart Bosworth
Times-Recorder
Frank Kk. Matthews
W. W. Dykes
P. O. Box
Americas
Hartshorn Storage Battery Co
Cordele
South Jackson St
Singer Sewing Machine Company
W. A. Dodson
S. R. Sheppard
Dhtf
Harrold Ave
Harrold Bros
Taylor St
W. C. Carter
Lee Street
A. D. Gatewood
R. L. Maynard
H. B. Mashburn
Brabham’s
F. O. B. Americus
D. T. Jennings
Brown St
Florence Hollis
Jim
W. Fred Sills
Dispatch
Atlanta Trust Co
M’donald
Planters Bank
Americus, Ga
VIA
Seaboard Airline
Savannah