Local Social Notes Highlight Perry-Hill Wedding Party Fun
Miss Laurie Johnson hosts guests in Huntington with Ed win Samsor winning a Things Necessary Before the Wedding contest and a prize of a kisses bag tied with wedding bells. Hortense Tinsley Missionary society to meet at First Methodist church Monday at 4. Daisy Stevens Eva Wiggins honored at Salter's Mill swimming party before heading to Athens for a State Normal college summer course. Thursday Bridge and Morning Bridge clubs entertain with prizes and floral decor, guests include Mrs. Carlton Thornton and Mrs. Henry Lumpkin, with top scores awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Johnson
Huntington
Perry-Hill
Edwin Samsor
Hortense Tinsley Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Daisy Stevens
Eva Wiggins
Salter’s Mill
Luther Forrest
Athens
State Normal College
William Stevens
Lott Jennings
J. C. Yates
Lola Yates
Eugene Salter
H. C. Turner
Paul Stevens
Irene
Allie
Maud
Mary Murray
Allen
Rosa Lee
Eva
Gladys Wiggins
J.G. Cowart
Lena Beulah Forrest
Mary Lee Johnson
Pauline Connelly
Daisy
Rosa Stevens
Maggie
Ruby Turner
Cliff Stevens
Miller Jennings
John K. Murray
42 Club Entertained by Mrs. Sam Heys
Mrs. Sam Heys hosted the Friday 42 club at her Taylor street home with Shasta daisies crepe myrtle and coreopsis in the decor A salad course was served by the hostess with Miss Callie Slappey Miss Mary Littlejohn and Mrs. Lorin Smith assisting The guest list includes Mrs. L. M. Hansford Mrs. Lawrence Brown Mrs. A. C. Crockett Mrs. J. T. Warren and others including several Heys family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Heys
Taylor Street
Callie Slappey
Mary Littlejohn
Lorin Smith
L. M. Hansford
Lawrence Brown
A. C. Crockett
Prom Night Honors At Middleton McDonald Home
Visitors from the Home Department of the First Methodist Church met Friday at Mrs. Thos. L. Bell’s south Lee street home. Mrs. Pauline McNeil presided as president with a brief business session followed by a special hour and refreshments served by Pauline and Marie Bell. Present were several named matrons including Mrs. Charles Ansley and Mrs. George Graham. Miss Ketchum was honored at a prom hosted by Mrs. Middleton McDonald for the younger set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Department
First Methodist Church
Pauline McNeil
Thos. L. Bell
South Lee Street
Pauline
Marie Bell
Charles Ansley
George Graham
Ellen Pilsbury
M. L. Short
J. W. Lester
R. F. Poole
Miss Ketchum
Middleton McDonald
Kennedy Riddle Wedding in Tifton Home
Miss Glennie Kennedy and Hoke Smith Riddle wed at the Kennedy home in Tifton on Thursday noon. A select guest list attended the ceremony with an informal reception and buffet luncheon. The couple depart for a two week wedding trip to North Carolina and will reside in Ailey afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy-Riddle
Tifton
Glennie Kennedy
W. C. Kennedy
Hoke Smith Riddle
Riley
Birthday party honors Master James Randolph at family home
Master James Randolph hosted a Friday afternoon birthday party at his parents home on Barlow Street. Guests included Martha Pace Sarah Bahnsen Margaret Moore Catherine Moore Elizabeth Worthy Martha Mize Harriet Burke Flora Gatewood Frances Ahe Ruth Westbrook Evlyn Horton Annie Ruth Stackhouse Matin Reeves Dorothy Woodard and many others with homemade candy favors and lawn games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Randolph
W. C. Randolph
Barlow Street
Martha Pace
Sarah Bahnsen
Margaret
Catherine Moore
Elizabeth Worthy
Martha Mize
Harriet Burke
Flora Gate
Social notes from Americus and nearby towns reveal visits and travel
Mrs. Cora Wilson of Fitzgerald and Miss Mattie Pound of Bluff ton arrive to stay with Mrs. J. O. McArthur on Church Street. Several residents return home from visits in Macon Atlanta and Jacksonville. Pulaski Holt, back from Germany and Holland, visits his mother on Taylor Street. Various friends and relatives travel to Columbus Thomaston Quitman Rhine and Johns Hopkins University for short stays and to visit ill relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wilson
Fitzgerald
Mattie Pound
Bluffton
J. O. McArthur
Church Street
Pulaski Holt
Americus
Germany
Holland
City
P. L. Holt
Taylor Street
Mr. Holt
Merchant Marines
Residents Visit Americus Families on College Street
A string of local guests and longtime residents visit Americus households on College Street. Thomas Harrold plans a summer stay in Cocrane while Mrs. Carlton Thornton and two Athens children visit Mrs. J. E. Hightower. Annie Wishard and Raymond depart for Columbus for two weeks. Thomas Wishard Jr. visits grandparents near Plains. Miss Ira Crew returns from Virginia to see her parents. Frances Shiver returns to Atlanta with the Nix party. Rev KE Brookshire returns from Hot Springs to preach at Central Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harrold
College Street
Mr. Harrold
Cocrane
Carlton Thornton
Athens
J. E. Hightower
Ira Crew
Virginia
Americus
GC. S. Crew
Ed Shiver
Mildred
Ben
Atlanta
John Shiver
South Lee Street
Frances Shiver
Etta May Nix
Woman 100 Weak To Walk Receives Help At Work
Union Village Vermont woman says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her weakness and nervous run down condition after weeks of fatigue She reports working nine hours daily in a steam laundry and urges other women to try the medicine based on her two year recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Village
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. A. Guimann
Vermont
Mrs Logan and guests in Atlanta amid illness and visits
Mrs J E Logan and her children are in Atlanta due to Mrs Logan's sister illness. First Methodist church ladies are asked to send linen shower gifts for Wesley Memorial hospital to Mrs John Taylor’s home by Tuesday. Also mentions Mrs Ernest Kirkland in Atlanta with grandfather E G Mills and Mrs Ray Cochran returning to Philadelphia after visiting her Mathis parents. Alla Walden of Albany visiting Hallie Walker. Walker siblings with Miss Nell Hamilton Frances Sparks and Ed Everette injured slightly in an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Logan
Atlanta
The
First Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Hospital
John Taylor
Ray Cochran
Philadelphia
Mrs
E. T. Mathis
Alla Walden
Albany
Hallie Walker
South Lee Street
Miss Walker
Henry Walker
Nell Hamilton
Frances Sparks
Ed Everette
Local residents recover after Thursday afternoon car accident
Miss Virginia McGehee of Talbotton and Miss Mary Gellespy of Albany have returned home after a pleasant visit to Miss Sara Oliver. Mr and Mrs J H Purvis plan a trip to Albany Sunday to visit friends Arthur and Mrs Purvis. Mildred and James Purvis will accompany them. Mrs A R Cooper and son Richard of Montgomery Alabama are visiting Mr and Mrs J P Chapmarton on Forrest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McGehee
Talbotton
Mary Gellespy
Albany
Sara Oliver
J. H. Purvis
Arthur Purvis
Mildred
James Purvis
A. R. Cooper
Richard
Montgomery, Ala
J. P. Chapmarton
Forrest Street
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LaVerne Brodnax Thomas
Miss Johnson
Missionary Society TO
Kirkpatrick
William S. Kirkpatrick
Thornton
L. Ff. Grubbs
Hightower
Grubbs
R. B. Hightower
B. R. Boyd
Bridge Club
Henry Lumpkin
Anne Ellis
Lumpkin
E. J. Eldridge
Mabel Ellis
Mary Glover
Mary Sheffield
Mary Dudley
Eugenia Parker
Alice McNeill
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mrs. M’neil
Pearlman’s
SILK
Reese Park
Miss Carrot Ketchum
Enna
McDonald
Dudley Gatewood
Howell Simmons
Ketchum
Josephine Simmons
Frances Easterlin
Mary Elizabeth Easterlin
Lucy Lane
Ira Gatewood
Mary Earl Allen
Sarah Oliver
Nettie McMath
Annie Ruth Ray
Ed Everett
Kendall Wooten
George Council
John Bahnsen
James Randoph
D. F. Davenport
Jacksonville
Quimby Melton
E. C. Speer
Virginia Perry
Asheville
North Carolina
J. H. Parks
Columbus
8. E. Davis
Taylor’ Street
Frank Mangum
Macon
Emory Rylander
Frank Easterlin
Hamlin Jelks
Quitman
C. W. Hill
Americas
R .L. Heidt
Rhine
Rev
W. W. Hill
Ethel Slaughter
Emmett L. Murray
Thomaston
Mr. Thompson
Mms
Marvin’ Maxwell
R. L. Heidt
Beatrice Heidt
Marvin Pharr
First Baptist Church
Wellborn Clark
Waycross
Russell Bridges
James Hixon
Hixon
Thomas Kiarrold, Jr
Johns Hopkins University
Gingham
Voile
Stout Lakes
Annie C. Wishard
Raymond
Thomas Wishard, Jr
J. M. Wishard
Plains
Louellen Bragg
Bragg-Wyche
Earl Tillman and
Homer Lee
KE. T .Brookshire
Hot Springs
Ark
Central Baptist Church
Ernest Kirkland
E. G. Mills
Kodak
H Cone, Inc
South
Frank K. Matthews
Dept
Darby
R. S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
Post Office
Smith System Cord Tire Company
S. Michigan
Chicago
Crescent Cord Tire Company
Plymouth
Indiana
W. W. Dykes
J. W. McDonald
Well’s Mill
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Memphis
Tenn
Sunday American
Taylor St
Sunday Telegraph
W. C. Carter
Lee Street
A. D. Gatewood
R. L. Maynard
Geo. Marshall
Times-Recorder
Myrtle Springs
Macon Daily
Harrold Ave
Harrold Bros
At Times
Rupert
Ellaville
Eer
Model Bread CO
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