Local Socials Highlight Teas And Showers In College Street Homes
Mrs Heys McMath hosted a Tuesday bridge party at her College Street home honoring Eleanor Riley of Albany. Guests included Misses McGehee Gellespy Oliver Lumpkin Hogg Lane Bell Hallie Walker Shiver Humber and others. Vera Hayes entertained a Monday shower for bride elect Alice Perry with recipes book favors and a bride figure. Adele Etheridge won a wedding contest as guests enjoyed music and an ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heys McMath
College Street
Eleanor Riley
Albany
McGehee and
Gellespy
Sarah Oliver
Miss Powell
G. B. Turpin
Miss Mixon
Gordon Heys
Sarah Tower
Elizabeth Sheffield
Georgia Lumpkin
Nell Hogg
Lucy Lane
Marie Bell
Hallie Walker
Cornelia Shiver
Hulet Humber
Hiss Hayes
C. R. Cole
Jacksonville
Miss Powell Honored Guest At Prom Dance
Miss Corrie Flynn Powell of Letohatchie Alabama was honored at a prom dance hosted by Mrs. W A Barefield on Church Street with Giant zinnias as decorations and music by Carl Williams. A long guest list included Miss Hazel Prather Miss Cornelia Shiver Miss Nell Mogg Miss Nell Hamilton Miss Georgia Lumpkin Miss Alice Johnson Miss Hallie Walker Miss Frances Sparks Miss Alice Avin of Macon Miss Sara Oliver Miss Eleanor Riley of Albany and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrie Flynn Powell
Letohatchie
Ala
Geo. B. Turpin
W. A. Barefield
Church Street
Zinnias
Carl Williams
Turpin
Miss Powell
Hazel Prather
Cornelia Shiver
Nell Mogg
Nell Hamilton
Georgia Lumpkin
Alice Johnson
Hallie Walker
Frances Sparks
Alice Avin
Macon
Sara Oliver
Eleanor Riley
Albany
Marie Bell
Hulet Humber
Elizabeth Sheffield
Harry Dean Wooten
Kendall Wooten
James Dudley
William * Dley
Carroll Clark
Charles Simons
Ed Everett
Harry Sullivan
Jland Broadhurst
Charles Wright
Ivin Bolton
Roy Parker
Paul Hooks Bosworth
Hamlet
N. C
Eorge Walker
Carl Glover, Jr
Edard Stokes
W. D. Miller, Jr
Jacksonville
Sam Hooks
Edgar Walker
George Council
William Fenner
James Barfield
Mary Gellespy
Virginia McGehee
Talbotton
Elizabeth Mixon
Abbeville
Mary Godwin
Debora Creighton
Lucy Leno
Sarah Oliver
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Personal notices report families returning to Ocilla from visits and upcoming travels. Mr and Mrs Z B Littlejohn and children back from a visit to Mrs Z A Littlejohn. Mr and Mrs Stewart Furlow and son Mac headed to White Sulphur Springs Fla for two weeks. Capt and Mrs K M Stokes traveling to White Sulphur Springs Ia for several days. Nearby moves include Henry Payne moving into Mrs S C Andrews home on Church Street and Edgar Walker joining Americus Drug Co. Bob Everett leaves Americus Drug Co. for Gainesville. Mrs W H Chappell ill with malaria. W M Andrews buys Hawkins home on Church Street. S C Andrews to occupy former Andrews home next week. Frank Weaver visiting grandparents on Taylor Street. James A Feagle Jr aged 2 is noted in society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Furlow
Mac
Fannie Furlow
White Sulphur Springs
Fla
Feagle Child Recovers From Colitis At Home
Old son of Mr and Mrs James A Feagle is recovering from a serious attack of colitis at his parents Reese street home. He was stricken two weeks ago and critically ill until two days ago when a marked improvement was observed. Little Mildred and James Purvis guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Purvis in Albany. Mrs E Oliver of Plains visiting relatives in Americus. Mrs A B Wellens Mrs Cornelia Jennings and Miss Marguerite Hudson of Plains shopped in Americus. R M Adams of Montezuma a business visitor. Mrs Charlie Dover of Montezuma and Miss Marie Witt of Oglethorpe visited here. Mrs Harry Dixon and Miss Lucile Sterns of Ellaville shopped in Americus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rochester
Americus
Albany
James A. Feagle
Reese Street
Little Mildred
James Purvis
Mrs
Arthur Purvis
A. B. Wellens
Cornelia Jennings
Marguerite Hudson
Plains
Charlie Dover
Montezuma
Marie Witt
Oglethorpe
Harry Dixon
Lucile Sterns
Ellaville
South Georgia Ball League Dies A Bornin
Albany June 22 The amateur baseball league of South Georgia cities and towns fell through though no team disbanded. Albany will proceed with an opening series against Arlington with games at Arlington today and tomorrow and at Albany on Saturday. Arlington failed to pay in, Moultrie chose independent baseball, and Dawson and other towns planned to join separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Amateur Baseball League of
South Georgia
Dawson
Arlington
Moultrie
Carpenter Conspiracy Trial Begins in Atlanta
In Atlanta on June 23, the trial opens for W. Paul Carpenter, former U S district attorney, and Harry Saphire, former federal prohibition agent, on charges of conspiring to aid Herbert R. Grayson, accused of violating prohibition laws. The indictment says Saphire bought whisky from Grayson and offered to help Grayson avoid conviction if Carpenter would serve as counsel for $200. U S District Attorney C W Hager leads the case. defense counsel include Hooper Alexander, William Schley Howard, Reuben R Arnold and Ed Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. Paul Carpenter
United States
Harry Saphire
Herbert R. Grayson
Saphire
Grayson
Carpenter
C. W. Hager
Hooper Alexander
William Schley Howard
Reuben R. Arnold
Ed Hill
Mize Grocery to continue under H L Mize
The Mize Grocery, owned by the late Arthur Mize, will be run under the personal supervision of H L Mize. He states the business remains Arthur’s and will be managed for his estate. Mize thanks customers for their past kindness and pledges to uphold the high standard set by Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
Arthur Mize
H. L. Mize
Arthur
Mr. Mize
Government Defeated On Financial Amendment In Commons
London June 22 A government defeat occurred on a financial amendment to the national health insurance bill in grand committee of the house of commons. The committee adjourned as the government reviews its position. The government also faced a Lords defeat on the Palestine mandate yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
House of Commons
House of Lords
Dublin Cop Charged With Changing Tag Number
Warrants allege Dublin police member F M Hancock altered his motor vehicle tag to resemble a 1922 tag instead of 1921. One warrant accuses operating without a license and another driving with a counterfeit tag. Trial date not set but expected at Laurens Superior Court's next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
F. M. Hancock
Dublin
J. W. Beauchamp
Georgia
Hancock
Laurens Superior Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
LaVerne Brodnax Thomas
Miss Nell Hogg
Thelma Hogg
Annie Ruth Ray
Ivey & Mauk
Jackson Street
Z. B. Littlejohn
Ocilla
Z. A. Littlejohn
K. M. Stokes
Henry Payne
S. C. Andrews
The
Americus Drug Company
Bob Everett
Gainesville, Ga
W. H. Chappell
Britnen Avenue
W. M. Andrews
Hawkins
Evan T. Mathis
Mr. Andrews
Frank Weaver
Shelbyville, Ky
George A. Turpin
Taylor Street
James A. Feagle, Jr
E. Oliver
David Jennings
Sherman Gardner
T. W. Walters
City
R. M. Adams
South Georgia Ball League
A-Bornin
Mize Grocery
Rylander
William Allen White
Robert McKim
Claire Adams
Carl Gantvoort
Aesop
Mabel Ballin
Freeman's
Freeman’s Bicycle Shop
Forsyth Street
Sumter Auto Painting CO
I. E. Oliver
Mgr
Cotton Ave
Bragg
Mmer
Ein
Ansley
Men’s
Aluminum
Gatewood-Cogdell Hardware Company
Forsyth and Lee Streets
Americus, Ga
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