Florence Hollis Honored by Sunday School Class
Mrs. Florence Hollis celebrated with a large reception at the home of Mrs. Tom Graham and Mrs. Frank Lanier. The event honored Hollis on her birthday with a devotional program, music, and floral decor, featuring Miss Annis Pilsbury and Rev. John M. Cutler among the speakers and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hollis
Tom Graham
Frank Lanier
Hollis
Lanier
Lawson Stapleton
Alice Worthy
Americus
Emory Rylander
Walter Rylander
Glenn Hooks
Lawson D. Stapleton
W. Hh. Chappell
Jesus
Graham
Brooks
Faith
Annis. Pilsbury
Olin Dixon
John M. Cutler
J. M. Outler
E. Brooks
W. H. Chappell
Z. A. Littljohn
Annis Pilsbury
C. Brady
Pauline McNeill
R. P. Stackhouse
T. E. Brooks
Howell Elam
Anna F. Wilson
J. N. Scarborough
J. M. Bryan
John A
Hattie Everett
Sallie Fort
Julia von- Riper
Frank Wells
G. A. Turpin
George R. Ellis
Charles Brady
W. F. Wallis
Charles L., Ansleyw
Missy Alice Worthy
Lizzie Worthy
Julia Worthy
H. C. Davis
Virginia Brown
T. A. Graham
C. M. Williams
F. A. Thomas
D. Holmes
Carr Glover
Kenneth Luthey
John Sheffield
Rebecca Cowles
John M . Cutler
James B. Lawrence
J. A. Davenport
D. F. Davenport
Worthy Jersey cow dies at home of E J McMath
A fine Jersey cow belonging to E J McMath died last night causing an estimated loss of about 100 dollars due to the animal’s high value as a milk cow. City court sessions continue with several civic cases awaiting disposition and the Sawyer case is slated to begin Monday. Mr and Mrs G W Boatright moved from Wallis Mott residence on South Lee street to the R M Andrews home on Church street on lease. Mrs Andrews may relocate to Florida later this summer. Mrs W K Smith of Macon visits the Smiths on Horne street. Mrs W W Norman returns home to Griffin after visiting Mr and Mrs Lucius MacCleskey on Harrold avenue. Mr and Mrs John O Dupree arrive for the weekend with Mr and Mrs J D Hooks on Lee street, traveling from Atlanta to Jacksonville by motor, joined by Mrs Joe Hawkins as guest for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Horne Street
Mrs. Smith
Smith
W. E. Brown
W. H. Smith
Macon
Emmett Sherlock
Charles Hale
Grey Tillman
Willis Morgan
C. C. Carnes
Brownie Carter
Lallie Carter
Jersey
E. J. McMath
Sawyer
Wallis Mott
South Lee Street
R. M. Andrews
Church Street
W. W. Norman
Griffin
Lucius MacCleskey
Harrold Avenue
John O. Dupree
J. D. Hooks
Lee Street
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Joe Hawkins
Wish This Would Hurry Up And Be Last Summer
A brief nostalgic note reflects impatience for the end of the current season and looks forward to the next summer with relief and anticipation. The speaker yearns for warmth, longer days, and a reset from present routines.
Summer Hat Value: Sport Hats Reduced to $2.98
Miss Tillman advertises summer hat values with sport models marked at 2.98. The note implies a sale price on a limited range, highlighting budget options for headwear and fashion accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Walker’s
Three Days You'll Never Forget in Macon Georgia
A brief notice lists events titled Three Days You'll Never Forget held in Macon Georgia on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday July 9 10 11 1923 with a reference code -26-51.
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Macon
Georgia
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Nellie Worthy. Society
Nellie Worth Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Myrtle Springs
Churches of Americus
Rylander Hall
King Tut Hatters
Vivian Jones
HB. O. Jones, Jr
Great Falls
S. C
J. E. Brown
K. Q. Jones
Erin
Buster Boy
Americas
Balbriggan Union
Standard Dry Goods Company
Forsyth Street
Bank of Commerce
Americus, Ga
July Records
Louisville
McCormick
Heifitz
Schipa
Howell’s Pharmacy
N. Jackson St
J. C. Bass
Electrician Telephone
W.T. McMath
Rogers
Tbs
Ib. Sack
B. Sack
Monogram Coffee
Eagle Brand
French's Mustard
Alec
SREAD
Forsyth St
In Rogers
Nash
Swift
Jade Cc