Dekle Chappell Wedding Shines At First Baptist Church
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Dekle and Mr Dan Chappell at First Baptist church drew a large Georgia Florida audience. Dr Pope A Duncan officiated as roses ferns and lilies framed the ceremony. The gown was Ivory Duchess Satin with seed pearl embroidery and a misty silk veil. After a Florida Cuba wedding trip, the couple will reside in Miami.
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Dorothy Mekle
Dan Chappell
Miami
Fla
First Baptist Church
Georgia
Florida
Pope A. Duncan
Lee Espy
J. Cofield
Mendelssohn
Esther Ball
Mary Bradley
Berry Coker
Francis Slade
Edna Wheeler
A. F. Hodges, Jr
Americus
Mary McCoy
Doc Garland
Griffin
Lexie Dekle
Gordon Franklin
Athens
Georgette
Ada Williams
Pate Williams
R. L. Dekle
Sam Matthews
Fort Valley
Cuba
Crodele High School
Comer School of Music
Chappell
Ladies Club Enjoys Autumn Social at Lovelace Home
Mrs Lovelace hosted the Ladies and Messrs Club Friday at Lee Street home. Autumn decor and chrysanthemums set a festive mood. Mrs Heys McMath won the ladies high score prize crystal basket. Mr B R Boyd claimed the men’s prize deck of cards. Guests included Mrs J C Freels of Morristown Tennessee Miss Eva Hildreth Live Oak Florida Mrs Norman Griffin and Mrs Williams Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelace
Lee Street
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick health boost for thin or underweight children. It claims they replace cod liver oil and are easy to take, with a money back promise if not satisfied. It notes benefits after sickness and suspected rickets and mentions Howell's Pharmacy and Nathan Murray as sellers.
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Nathan “Murray
Howell
MeCoy
Americus Residents Travel and Visitation Notes
From Americus area society news. Attendees from Americus joined a game in Atlantia last Saturday. Miss Josephine Buchanan, Shorter College Rome student, visits her parents on Jackson street. Hamilton Holt returns to Yampa Florida after weeks with Mrs. Holt and child on Jackson street. Mrs. B. E. Turnerback in Americus after Montgomery Alabama visit. John Flournoy returns to Fitzgerald after weekend in Americus. Carroll J. Clark leaves for Florida on business.
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Josephine Buchanan
Shorter College
Rome
Mrs
Neon Buchanan
Jackson Street
Mr. Hamilton Holt
Yampa, Fla
Mrs. Holt
Little Son
Worthy announces birth of son Lee Allen Worthy
Mr and Mrs W B Worthy Jr announce the birth of a son on November 12 named Lee Allen Worthy. The note ends with a domestic adage about talking things over easing worries.
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W. B. Worthy Jr
Lee Allen Worthy
Children May Hear Navy Band At The Matinee
The United States Naval Band will give a matinee at 2 45 next Monday for county children at 50 cents admission. Rotary and Kiwanis clubs have guaranteed 1500 to bring the band to Americus with two performances and all county schools will close early for pupils to attend. Tickets should be secured promptly due to limited seating at the Rylander theatre.
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United States Naval Band
Americus
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
J. T. Warren
Fred W. Smith
Congress
Rylander Theatre
Lasses and His Jolly Burnt Cork Entertainers Visit
An annual tour stop in the city welcomes Lasses and his troupe of burnt cork artists. The renowned show, led by a thirty five year old performer born in Dallas Texas, is praised for its lively impersonations and high performance ethic. The group has impressed crowds during five prior seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awe
Dallas
Texas
Senator George Attacks System in Plains Address
Senator George criticizes the national system in a Plains address, urging against special privileges for states counties or communities not extended nationwide. He attacks the Georgia educational system calling it a misnomer and a chaotic quilt of pretensions lacking a true plan.
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George Hits
Plains
Georgia
Plains Senator Describes Rural School Struggles in Georgia
In Plains, a senator lamented the state of Georgia education, warning that rural communities accept subpar schools while urban areas gain benefits. He urged equal privileges for rural schools and faulted local selfishness. E. L. Bridges called the address one of the most wonderful ever heard in Plains, with W. L. Thomas introducing the senator.
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Georgia
Americus
Atlanta
E. L. Bridges
Plains
W. L. Thomas
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Elm Ave
Orce
the Times-Recorder
Ieee
Inman Grriffin
Griffin Walker
Atlantia
B. E. Turner
Montgomery
Ala
John Flournoy
Fitzgerald
Mr. Carroll J. Clark
Navy Band
Stephen Pace
E. Powell
Americas
M. N. Edwards
Times-Recorder
Coluco
J. R. Watkins Company
Iowa St
Memphis
Tenn
Romance Perfumers
General
Brooklyn
N. Y
Shumake
Hampton St
Jackson Avenue
Care Times- Recorder
Buchanan
Carter
W. E. Brown
L. H. Moore
Care Diamond Poultry Farmy
M. H. Fletcher
W. L. Dupree
A. S. Tillmar
Americus Live Stock Co
Jno. W. Shiver
Jno
W. Shiver
Ca Ie Speer
Crosley Radio
Wallis Electric Co
S. Lee St
L. F
Rogers
Johnson
Mrt
Alres Air Se Nate
Nadindla
Marinello Beauty Shop
Qver Bell’s
Pinkston
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