Neighborhood Set-Back Club Hosts Pleasant Evening
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Bu man hosted a backgammon style set-back party for neighbors and friends on Tuesday in their living room. Decorations featured shasta daisies and zin nis. A salad course with iced pick and a sweet course followed the games. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Hixon Mrs Harry Hawkins and others. On Tuesday afternoon Elizabeth Allen hosted a progressive old maid party on Lee street for a dozen friends in celebration of her birthday.
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Cloyd Bueman
Neighbhood
James Hixon
Harry Hawkins
Stewart Furlow
Hollis Fort
C. P. Davis
J. E. Hightower
Buchanan
Tusday
Lee Street
Elizabeth Allen
Elizabeth Broadhurst
Ann Johnson
Vivian Jones
Eva
Claire Shiver
Mary Charlotte Tyson
Nancy Hooks
Margaret Hooks
Gladys Yeats
Hazel Council
Marie Gaines
James Williams
Walter Cargill
Marjorie Cargill
Americus
Cargill
Third Avenue
Missionary society bids farewell to Belcher and Sutton
The Woman's Missionary society of Lee Street Methodist church hosted a farewell for Mrs. Bryant Belcher who departs for Albany and Mrs. J L Sutton bound for Columbus. The event included an program and social hour with sandwiches and punch, noting Belcher's active church work and Epworth League involvement.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Lee Street Methodist Church
Bryant Belcher
Albany
Local Society Notes Move and Visits Across Town
Mrs and Mrs John Marshall relocate from Brannen avenue to Farlow street and Miss Mary Lizzie Grover joins the Tea Room with friends giving her a cordial welcome. R L McMath and Miss Nettie Claire McMath return from Tybee where Mr McMath attended the Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Brannen Avenue
H. C. Tarver
Farlow Street
Mary Lizzie Glover
Miss Ansley
Athens
Miss Grover
R. L. McMath
Nettie Claire McMath
Tybee
McHath
Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers
Culpepper Family Reunion Near Illness At Americus
Mrs. Charles Culpepper recovering well after an operation at Americus hospital yesterday. Her son Charles Culpepper Jr. arrives from Emory University to be with her. Mr and Mrs H K Ertzberger relocate from Jackson Street to 114 Branham Street.
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Charles Culpepper
Americus Hospital
Charles Culpepper, Jr
Emory University
Americus
H. K. Ertzberger
Jackson Street
Bran
Dempsey Favored As Gibbons Upset Hopefuls Speak
Prominent baseball figures assess the Dempsey Gibbons boxing match with mixed views. Ty Cobb Eddie Collins Grover Cleveland Alexander Lefty Leifield Donie Bush and Tris Speaker weigh in on whether Tommy Gibbons can challenge Jack Dempsey and possibly upset the champion.
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Gibbons
Steve O'Neil
Cleveland Indians
Dempsey
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Gibbons
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Carpentier
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Demsey
Lefty Liefield
St. Louis Browns
Willard
Donie Bush
Washington
Cardui credited with restoring strength for Louisiana woman
Mrs I G Bowman of Morgan City recounts severe weakness nerves and insomnia before Cardui. She says a few bottles restored appetite sleep and energy, making her well again. If others suffer similar run-down conditions Cardui may help. NC-144
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Morgan City
I. G. Bowman
Front Street
Cardus
Negro community raises 385 for playground project
In Americas a targeted effort to fund a permanent Negro playground begins with a formed organization and elected officers led by W. M. Reddick as president and M. A. Fountain as secretary. A substantial list of contributors is printed, totaling 385.00, with more subscriptions expected and potential omissions noted by organizers.
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W. M. Reddick
M. A. Fountain
J. D. Anderson
I. H. Holloway
Times-Recorder
J. L. Barnum
B. W. Warren
Connie Wooten
J. T. Phillips
J. E. Brown
C. H. Harrold
Eli Durham
Juanita Reddick
Americas
Dempsey Gibbons Bout Prominent Boxers Weigh In
Prominent baseball and boxing figures weigh in on the Dempsey Gibbons fight. Frankie Frisch praises Dempsey's reserve. Stuffy McInnis notes Gibbons could threaten if Dempsey errs. Kid Gleason expects Dempsey's physician advantages to prevail. Babe Pinell sees a hard bout with Dempsey likely to win. Cy Perkins cites the size dynamic and favors Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Frisch
New York Giants
Dempsey
Gibbons
Bill Brenan
Babe Pinell
Cincinnati Reds
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MR. and
Mrs. Buchanan
Thomaston
Thomaston Golf Club
Americus Golf
Carl S. Glover
Harrison Hightower
Susan Stallings
Melva Clark
Kendrick
Myrtle Springs
Columbus
New Avenue
Fannie Alford
Evelyn Alford
T. L. Griffin
Cordele
Lillian Pouncey
Mildred Donnan
Macon
C. B. Pouncey
Florida
Laurie Johnson
Mary Harrison
Johnson
Lucile Shaw
Bernard Fleming
Rome Tribune-Herald
Mack Chiles
Helen
Tom McCarthy
Dodson Street
Gladys Smith
School of Methods
Wesleyan College
First Methodist Church
Mr. Belcher
Leggett Auto Electric Company
W. D. Bailey Co
Pussy Willow
Georgette
Gossard
Warner's
van Raalte
Tris Speaker
Louisiana
Cy. Perkins
Philadelphia Athletics
Bellans
Udley
James Oliver Curwood
Northwest
Silent Men
Alma Rubens
Paramount
Americus Steam Laundry
Rylander