Miss Velvia Sapp and Herman Hall Phillips Wed
Miss Velvia Sapp and Herman Hall Phillips were married Wednesday at 6 30 PM in Dr. Carl W Minor's home Americus. A brief ceremony joined the couple before a small circle of friends. They honeymoon briefly visiting Albany and Florida before settling back in Americus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velvia Sapp
Herman Hall Phillips
Americus
Carl W. Minor
Mrs. Phillips
Albany
Florida
Southern Bell Teelphone
Mr. Phillips
Georgia-Alabama Power Company
Leslie Leslie News Briefs From June 22
Norman Smith goes to Wise sanitarium Plains for appendicitis operation. Clergy visitors Rev J M Cutler Americus hosts Leslie friends. Various local residents visit, travel, or host relatives in Leslie and nearby towns, including students, teachers, and families.
Sumter County teens graduate from Georgia Tech program
Sixteen boys from Sumter County complete a year at the Georgia School of Technology, with thirteen from Americus. Oliver earns a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering after study at Marion Institute. Others advance as sophomores or juniors across electrical, textile, architectural, mechanical, and general engineering tracks.
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Sumter County
Georgia School of Technology
Americus
Guy P. Allison
S. L. Allison
Roy S. Bivins
Benj. H. McMath
B. H. McMath
Roland §. Broadhurst
R. S. Broadhurst
Hertwell P. Barton
H.S. Barton
John Ewing Riker, Jr
William A
Plains
Cora Wilson
F. A. Wilson
Leslie
Oliver
Marion Institutt
Marion
Ala
Mathis and
Allison
Wallis and Hodges
Wright
Thrasher
Georgia Military Academy
Milledgeville
McMath
Hogue
Broadhurst
Sopphomore
Bivins
Smith, Wilson
Crew
Wing Kiker
Barton
Miller Heads 11th District Committee For Masonic Convention
Waycross reports a meeting of all committees for the Eleventh District Masonic convention set for July 18 and 19. A. G. Willis chairs the executive committee as preparations promise the best convention yet with many Magonic lodges from the district and a large delegate turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
A. G. Willis
Valdosta Lights Fail After Plant Trouble
Valdosta on Monday night saw a widespread blackout as a large portion of street lights failed to burn. Plant troubles cut power, leaving downtown mostly dark except for sporadic automobile headlights.
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Valdosta
Savannah Delegation Heads to Epworth League Assembly
A large Savannahians delegation traveled in a special car to attend the South Georgia Epworth League assembly in McRae. Local members participate in various programs and events during the meeting week.
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Savannah
Calotabs Calomel Tablet Promises No Nausea
Inventive genius touts Calotabs as a perfected calomel tablet free from objectionable effects yet delivering liver cleansing and system purification. A ten or thirty-five cent package guarantees refund if not perfectly delighted. One tablet at bedtime with water yields no taste no nausea no griping. Wake up with a clean liver and appetite. Advertising copy from Southern Printers.
Dance Night At Elks Club Delights Local College Set
An enjoyable dance at the Elks club drew many college attendees and out of town guests. King Tut's Tatters provided lively music as couples danced from 9 to 2. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. Easterlin Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Williams, with a large list of attendees from Mary Walker to Nell Johnson and others, plus notes on visitors Mrs. Mathis and daughters from Charleston.
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Elks Club
King Tut
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
Dick Williams
Mary Walker
Hulet Humber
Louise Dudley
Mary Dudley
Sarah Oliver
Mabel Ellis
Georgia Lumpkin
Mary Bowers
Eugenia Parker
Frances Sparks
Quenelle Harrold
Claire Harris
Annette Liddon
Mariana, Fla
Elizabeth Curry
Athens
C. A. Schneider
Nell Johnson
Oxford
Roy Emmet
F. G. Cotton
New Orleans
Deannie Ray Wakerfield
Shelbyville
Juanita Rawlings
Will Green Turpin
George Countil
G. W. Harris
Anthony Council
Wilbur Sellers
Peck Rylander
James Davenport
Jal Harris
George Daniels
Plains
Neil Ray
Preston Ross
R. A. Sheppard
McCord Prather
William ‘Bowers
Tom Lake
Frank Marshall
Frank Easterlin
Carr
Local residents visit as families host guests in Americus
Personal notes reveal Jack McArthur, in Knoxville vocational training, staying days with Mrs. W. P. McArthur on Forrest street. Kate Land returns from Americus to Camp Hill Alabama for vacation. C. L. Taylor and family of Camilla visit Herschel Taylor and wife on Taylor street. Carl Ryals suffers measles at Brannen avenue home. Herschel Taylor Jr. also ill with measles at the Taylor residence. Miss Maries Perkins of Atlanta to visit Miss Mary Frances Lane on Lee street for several weeks. Perkins well known in Americus.
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Elizabeth Curry
Athens
C. A. Schneider
Harrold Avenue
Graeme Plant
Macon
Walter Rylander
Taylor Street
Jack McArthur
W. P. McArthur
Forrest Street
Knoxville, Tenn
Kate Land
Americus
Camp Hill
Ala
Mrs. C. L. Taylor
Camilla
Mrs. Herschel Taylor
Carl Ryals
Brannen Avenue
Herschel Taylor, Jr
Herschel Taylor
Maries Perkins
Atlanta
Mary Frances Lane
Lee Street
Miss Perkins
Georgia Truckers Send Corn to Market
June 22. Local growers ship green corn to market with fair demand limited to small lots. Some fine home grown tomatoes also shipped. shipments are in small lots rather than car loads. The corn is reportedly better than recent offerings and the tomatoes unusually fine.
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Valdosta
Local Social Notes Mention Relatives and Visits
Rift Jack Barrow remains ill at his daughter's home near Smithville. Mr. and Mrs. C Laramore hosted Mrs. J L Tissue and family. Edgar Dyes, Cecil Richards, and Wade Camp visited. Mrs A D Knott stayed with her grandfather Jack Barrow. Miss Hattie Tissue visited her sister Mrs C C Laramore. Mrs Julian Sages and children and Mrs Pope from Americus visited J L Wilkerson. Mrs 8S B Camp and children visited J T Laramore. Guss Johnson of Huntington called locally. Mr and Mrs Hubert Varnum stayed with J T Laramore. Edgar Dyes of Abbeville visiting relatives.
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Jack Barrelw
C. O. Young
Smithville
C.”C. Laramore
J. L. Tissue
Edgar Dyes
Cecil Richards
Wade Camp
A. D. Knott
Jack Barrow
Hattie Tissue
C. C. Laramore
Julian Sages
Pope
Americus
J. L. Wilkerson
B. Camp
J. T. Laramore
Guss Johnsong
Huntington
Hubert Varnum
Abbeville
Albany youths receive pro tryouts in Bainbridge and Americus
Two Albany boys Lester Holt and John Brosnan draw pro attention with offers to try out for Bainbridge and Americus. Holt, an outfielder who can also catch, hit .298 at Riverside Military Academy last season with extra base hits in every significant contest. Brosnan, a fast, accurate infielder, improved after earlier weaknesses and is expected to succeed. Friends predict strong performances as they pursue opportunities away from home.
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Albany
Lester Holt
John Brosnan
Lester
Bainbridge
John
Americus
Holt
Riverside M ‘Itary Academy
Lay
Brosnan
Bus Line Speeds Daily Service Between Rylander and Myrtle Springs
Bus line runs daily and Sunday between Rylander corner and Myrtle Springs with departures from Rylander at 9 30 a m 2 p m and p m and from Myrtle Springs at 11 a m 5 p m and 11 p m. Round trip fare is 59 cents. Courteous and careful driving guaranteed by J L Glawson.
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Myrtle Springs
Rylander Corner
J. L. Glawson
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Reese
Maude Buchanan
Leta Merritt
College Street
J. E. Methvin
Eufaula
William Gould
Paul Sanford
Lowrey Davenport
Baxley
Panama City
S. W. Wright
Willard, Jr
Tyre Minnick
Earle Street
D. E. Pennington
Walden
Mrs. Pennington
West Church Street
Virginia Owens
W. E. Mitchell
Church Street
Frances McDonald
W. A. McDonald
J. C. Mebane
J. W. Hightower
Hooks
Keister
MR. Wheeler
Matt
Dan
Miss
R. E. Yates
C. A. Burky
Frank Sheffield
Spring Creek, Fla
Helena
R. B. Clifton
Lizzie Harp
Lena Lightfoot
Lois Williams
C. B. Knowles
Estelle Watkins
Talbotton
Elizabeth Jenkins
DeWitt
Myrtle
Lamar Bowen
Durden
Thomaston
E. L. Bridges
C. D. Little
Chattanooga
J. D. Harvey
James DeLoach Harvey
F. H. Hines
Doris
Luther Barrow
Lillian Hines
Olin Deavours
Bronwood
Robert Heath
Leesburg
Murphy
Mary Artis Barrow
F. H. Hines, Jr
Leila Kate Williams
Nell Williams
Americhs
Sarah Lee Ryals
Grace Hammett
Rodolph Oliver
Everett True
Roomes
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
George Anderson
Central of Georgia By
Ocean Steamshin Co
M. & M. T. Company
Miller
J. B. Mathis
J. H. Poole
Jefferson Street
Charleston
News and Courier
Stella
Verna Mathis
Mathis
Stella Mathis
Ashley Hall College
Georgia
Southogr Printers
Dudley
Qpera
Buffalo Bill
Kid Roberts
Star Comedy
Big Boy Williams
Bebe Davis
Snub Pollard
Tesco
D. Q. Southern
Pure Food Army
Health
Easom
Martin
Forsyth St
Planters Seed.Co
Charlie Chaplin
Buck” Jones
Footlight Ranger
Bylander
Harold Lloyd
Times-Recorder
Bell
Yourex
Thos. L. Bell
Compton’s Bicycle Shop
S. F. Stapleton
Chamber of Commerce
Wootten Transfer CO
Americas Steam Laundry
South Jackson Street
Jennings
Sében-RoaNina
Whiting’s Society
Americus Jewelry ‘Co
Wallis Mott
Mer
Snaidster County
Middleton M’donald
Atlanta Trust Company
Sumter
Lee
Terrell
Schley
Stewart
Randolph
Webster Counties
Planters Bank
Phong
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