Social notes highlight Miss Willingham’s bridge luncheon
Mixed social items report a Miss Willingham bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Mary Sheffield and a 42 club gathering at Mrs. Joe M. Bryan’s home on Farlow street. The report also notes a June wedding of Vera Head Hollis of Forsyth to Wylie Owen Cheney at the bride’s home, with plans to reside in Atlanta after a Highland Inn trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathering Williangham
Mary Shei Wd
Weastor1
Corneille Torrance
Atlanta
Willingham
Mary Sheffield
Mabel Ellis
Anne Ellis
Sarah Smith
Barnesville
Cosneille Torrance
Eugenia Parker
Mary Parker
Vera Renry
Georgia Lumpkin
Henry Lumpkin
Frances Easterlin
Mary Glover
Chas. Burke
E. J. Eldridge
42 Club
Joe M. Bryan
Farlow Street
Captain Joe Day Stewart Returns From Richmond Reunion
Captain Joe Day Stewart arrived back Thursday night after a trip to the Richmond reunion, with a brief stopover noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Day Stewart
Richmond
Visits and family news from Macon area society
Social notes report a visit to Macon by Mesdames Bush Richardson and Stewart with two daughters and daughter in law. Mrs. Shipp and children motor to Austell near Atlanta for Lithia Springs. Mrs. Boyd and sons sail to Macon Miss to visit relatives. Goolsby returns from Jacksonville and Pablo Beach. Yerby couple back from Florida trips via Daytona and Pablo Beach. Guests of Mrs. Marshall include her mother and sister from Quitman. Martha Hunter Marshall returns from Quitman with cousin Emmilyn Hunter. Births: W H Feagin Jr on West Church Street and Minnie Louise for Edwin and Grace English. Vera Brady visiting Macon. Parkman visiting Columbus and Seale Alabama. Dodson returns from Anniston after attending a wedding. Fred Arthur and Misses mentioned in transit.
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Mesdames
T. S. Bush
J. M. Richardson
J. J. Stewart, Jr
Macon
Washington
Senate
Edgar Shipp
Austell
Atlanta
Lithia Springs
Mr. Shipp
B. I. Boyd
Robert
Billy
Miss
Community News Notes and Visits Across Butler
Knute Laughlin and guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLaughlin of Columbus spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Montfort in Butler. Clifton McCants has returned home to Butler after visiting Lucius Harvey Jr. Inman Griffin stays with his parents on Church Street for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Goneke of Smithville were in the city Friday. Mrs. Joseph Perkins of Atlanta visits for several days with Mrs. W. T. Lane on Lee Street. Perkins formerly lived here and friends will help make the visit pleasant. W. T. Lane returns tonight from Monticello after attending his sister Emma Simmons’s funeral.
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Cheney
Highland Inn
N. C
Atlanta
Macon
Americus
Welborn Clarke
Knute Laughlin
Frank McLaughlin
Columbus
O.T. Montfort
Butler
Clifton McCants
Lucius Harvey, Jr
Inman Griffin
Mrs
F. W. Griffin
Church Street
Joseph Perkins
W. T. Lane
Lee Street
Perkins
Monticello
Emma Simmons
Urges Bible in all libraries in Detroit meeting
Detroit June 30. Paul M. Paine of Syracuse Public Library told the American Library Association meeting that libraries should offer access to literature of all religions. He argued the library is an open forum free to all views and should enable private self instruction on religion when schools cannot.
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Detroit
Mich
Paul M. Paine
Syracuse, N. Y
Public Library
American Library Association
2Aine
Bostwick
Milton
God
Christ
Man
Amundsen sails from Nome for Pt Barrow voyage
Nome Alaska June 30. Captain Poald Amundsen the Norwegian explorer sailed from Nome for Point Barrow on the first leg of his planned polar crossing by air. He hopes to launch his aerial flight from Barrow to reach the North Pole.
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Nome
Alaska
Poald Amundsen
North Pole
Point Barrow
Silk cape found on Lincoln Park bridge linked to Roanoke woman
A silk cape and vanity case said to belong to Miss Phoebe Allen of Roanoke Virginia, reportedly to marry a New York physician, were found on a Lincoln Park bridge. The lagoon was dragged without success. The piece notes a famous painter using her husband as a model and ends with a quip about finding a model husband.
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Chicago
Phoebe Allen
Roanoke
New York
Lincoln Park
Cordele Lions Sink Fitzgerald Kiwanis in Local Baseball
Cordele Lions defeated Fitzgerald Kiwanis 10 to 4 on the local field Thursday afternoon. The Cordele club featured younger, faster players while Fitzgerald fielded some of its best known citizens who competed hard for the honors.
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Cordele
Cordele Lions
Fitzgerald Kiwanis
Fitzgerald
Kiwanis
Loren Williams Named County Commissioner in Special Election
Cor dele June 30. Loren Williams, brother of the late Herbert Williams, won the special election to succeed his brother as county commissioner. No other candidate ran, seen as a compliment to the chosen man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Loren Williams
Herbert Williams
Evening prayers at Calvary Church tonight at eight
An old schedule notes evening prayers to be said at Calvary Church at 8 o clock. The text also advertises 666 as a remedy claiming quick relief from colds indigestion biliousness and headaches as a fine tonic.
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Calvary Church
Leslie Pitcher Leslie Shuts Down Bronwood In Fast Game
Leslie defeated Bronwood in a high speed contest as Hugo Bradley pitched a one hit gem with 80 batters faced. Leslie totaled nine hits and committed one error while Bronwood managed three errors behind Waller. Scoring by innings shows Leslie with three runs in the first and a later nine to three finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Bronwood
Hugo Bradley
Waller
R. H. E. Lassie
Also Mentioned on This Page
LaVerne Brodnax Thomas
B. F. Fasterlin, JR
Miss Willingham
Bryan
W. B. McCorkle
Lawrence Brown
Sam Heys
W. M. Humber
A. C. Crockett
Frank Sheffield
J. T. Warren
L. M. Hansford
Frank Turpin
George Oliver
Elton Parker
John L. Wooten
R. P. Glenn
Hcollis
J. M. Goolsby
Jacksonville
Pablo Beach
L. G. Yerby
Florida
Daytona
Thomas O. Marshall
Harrold Avennue
T. W. Kunter
Mary Hunter
Quitman
Martha Hunter Marshall
Emmilyn Hunter
W. H. Feagin
W. H. Feagin, Jr
West Church Street
Edwin English
Minnie Louise
English
Grace Addy
Preston
Vera Brady
D. R. Parkman
Seale
Ala
Georgia Bena Dodson
Anniston
Gertrude Sheppard
Rhodes Goodrich
Fred Arthur
Frank I. Matthews
J. T. Rayburn
Cobb, Ga
W. W. Dykes
J. W. McDonald
Well’s Mill
Oliver Mattress Co
Times-Recorder
Indian Chemical Co
Augusta
G. L. Smith Company
South Bend
Indiana
Cord
Hydro-Vulcan Tire Company
Michigan Ave
Illinois
Call Mathews & CO
Lamar Street
Taylor St
Riverbridge
Glessner
Oliver Haire
Curb Market
Times Recorder
Care Times
James Crew
R. L. Maynard
South Lee Street
Taylor Street
City
T. L. Martin
Old McLeod
Lee
Elm Avenue
W. Church
Nathan Murray
W. V. Hearon
Plains
Mr. and
Mrs. Goneke
Smithville
Mars
Professor Hall
U. S. Naval Observatory
Washington, D. C
Amundsen
PT. Barrow
Cordell Lions
Fitzgerald Keiwanians
Brother
Ilis Way
Ivey
Mark
Jackson Street
Just
Nassar
Attyah
Perry & Brown
Opera House
Forsyth St
Leslie Pitcher
Blanks Bronwood
Bronwoodly
Warwick
Tiny’ Maxwell
Morristown
Penn
Robert W
Tiny” Maxwell
East
Philadelphia Evening Public, Ledger
Spespion' S “Comp Fon Bicycle Co
the M’kinstry Studio
Americus, Ga
the Times-Recorder
Rylander
Constance
Talmadge
Harrison
FORD
VIA
Seaboard Airline
Savannah
Kelly-Springfiel
Gatewood-Cogdell Hardware Company
Kelly
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