Miss Lucile McDonald Honored At Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Lovelace Eve hosted a bridge luncheon Monday at her South Lee Street home honoring her guest Miss Lucile McDonald of Charlotte North Carolina. Five tables of players enjoyed chrysanthemum and rose decorations a hot luncheon and prizes for high score and guest. Attending were numerous ladies including Miss McDonald and others with Crawford Wheatley arriving Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Miss L E Mitchell before departing for the Hawaiian Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lee Street
Lucile McDonald
Charlotte
N. C
Will Green Turpin
Miss McDonald
Eve
Charles Council
J. C. Williams
Heys McMath
A. C. Primrose
Carr Glover
Hamilton Yancey
J. E. Hightower
J. T. Warren
Lee Council
Edgar Shipp
B. R Boyd
L. F. Grubbs
W. W. Dykes
Hollis Fort
Charles R. Crisp
T . Marshall
Mary Hunter
Crawford Wheatley
L. E. Mitchell
Hospital
Hawaiian Islands
Plains School Week Highlights And Local Socials
Educational week at Wiatus school featured talks by Senator Walter F. George on the Constitution and topics on thrift conservation and health. Plains High launched its Dixie Bee, and plans for Thanksgiving dinner fund drive were announced. Mrs. Frank Timmerman was elected music teacher. Socials included bridge and party gatherings at Mrs. Hogsed’s and Mrs. Jennings’ homes.
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Wiatus
Walter F. George
J. A. McDonald
B. T. Wise
Plains High School
Dixie Bee
Plains School
Frank Timmerman
Plains
Ruth Short
O. V. Hogsed
Thanksgiving social and travel notices in Americus scene
Local society items list guests and departures for Thanksgiving week. Mrs Hunter and Miss Mary Hunter of Quitman visit Mrs T O Marshall on Harrold Ave while Rev Hearn of Davisboro attends a conference in Macon and returns to Americus. Johnsons of Lakeland head to Atlanta to join Mr Norman Miller for the holiday. Several residents travel or recover from illness, with remarks on Mrs Sullivan’s accident and teachers Miss Aileen Mayfield and Miss Elizabeth Merritt planning travel or gatherings in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johnson
Iris Johnson
Lakeland
Fla
J. T. Chapman
Atlanta
Mr.Johnson
Norman Miller
Hospital Notes Reflect Multiple Recoveries After Major Operations
Mr Theodore Patton of Anderson ville was admitted last night and underwent a major operation. He rests nicely this afternoon. Mrs Mike Shokes who had a major operation days ago rests nicely today. Miss Gladys Goodman a graduate nurse had a minor operation yesterday and returned home today. Mrs F H Hines of Leslie after a major operation days ago rests nicely today. All other patients are reported by Miss Brophy as resting nicely.
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Theodore Patton
Andersonville
Mike Shokes
Gladys Goodman
Rees Park
F. H. Hines
Leslie
Miss Brophy
Scotch passenger wears three suits to dodge excess baggage fee
A Scotch passenger aboard an Imperial Airways flight was sweating heavily on landing. Investigators found he wore three suits to avoid a one shilling per pound extra charge for luggage beyond thirty pounds.
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London
Imperial Airways
Parish rules demand veil for brides at Rayslip church
London report states Rayslip parish church now requires brides to wear a veil as part of being decently appareled. The vicar announced the rule, making veiling a condition for marriage attire at the church.
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London
Rayslip
Cranes Symbolize Married Happiness in Tokyo Garden
In the Fukiage Imperial Garden a pair of cranes have built a nest high in an ancient pine. Local people interpret the sight as a joyous omen for married happiness, following traditional Japanese superstition.
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Fukiage Imperial Garden
Plains Church News and Local Moves Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Tom Cole and daughter Louise visited Mrs A R Wilson on Sunday. Rev Chas A Phillips preached faith at Plains Methodist. Miss Emma Tucker improves after surgery. Ed Carter and children with John Clark visited relatives in Webster County. Marshal C N Smith shows improvement after illness. Rev O L Evans attends South Georgia Conference in Macon and may return. Miss Ruth Short resigns from music and expression classes and returns home to Buena Vista.
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Oscar Williams
Hogsed
E. L. Bridges
J. H. Monts
W M. Jennings
S . Timmerman
Henderson Dodson
Walton Walters
Mark Chambliss
Rees Andrews
Joe Williams
Alton Carter
Frank Timmerman
Wm. A. Carter
Mamie Bradley
Edgar Timmerman
Jack Stappey
Millard Jennings
Margarete Hudson
Eleanor Chambliss
Ruth Short
Florine Danielly
Sam Burgin
Ernest Spann
J. H Monts
John Oliver
Frank Greer
Leonard Jennings
Plains School
Otis Jones
Fort Valley
Sallie Jones
Della Fletcher
Joel Spann
Webster County
John Spann
Timmerman
James Pritchard
J. E. Hall
Plains Hospital
G. W. Montgomery
Messrs. Rhyne
Florence
Ala
Lowry Farm
Tom Cole
Louise Cole
America
A. R. Wilson
Chas A. Phillips
Plains Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Phillips
Emma Tucker
Ed Carter
John Clark
C. N. Smith
Plains
O. L. Evans
Plains Circuit
Macon
South Georgia
Evans
Buena Vista
Miss Short
Young American Woman Seriously Burned in Fire Accident
A young American woman sustained severe burns over her left side and back from shoulder blade to waist in an accident. Doctors expect recovery after several weeks of illness with possible pneumonia complications and other risks. Home reports say the incident occurred locally and investigators continue monitoring for further details.
Mrs Sullivan Burned In Fire At Americas House
Mrs Sullivan suffered severe burns when fire broke out in a room she occupied with her son and daughter. Her son William Conn or Jr. sprang to smother the blaze with a coat, heroically aiding his mother until help arrived. A well known resident, she taught at Americas Business College and performed publicly at the Rylander Theater.
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Ut & O’clock
London Protest Over Barley Duty Sparks Whisky Debate
London officials protested that the only Scotch in Scotch whisky is the water and urged a high import duty on barley, which is currently cheaper to import than to grow locally. The move highlights supply and pricing tensions affecting whisky production and domestic barley costs.
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London
Love and revenge shape Yamafuji’s vow to Masahiko Amakusa
Yasuko Yamafuji vows to marry Massahiko Amakusa, the former Japanese army captain awaiting release after a brutal killing of a socialist. She faces angered socialists and asserts her plan despite the case's notoriety.
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Rio
Yasuko Yamafuji
Motves
Massahiko Amakusa
Amakusa
Yamafuji
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F. A. Hearn
Davisboro
Reese Horton
Hearn
South Georgia Methodist
Americus
Inman Griffin
Alabama
W. C. Sullivan, Jr
Jackson Street
Aileen Mayfield
la Grange
Ralph Newton
Elizabeth
Amzie
P. B. Williford
Flora Surles
Lumpkin, Ga
Robertson-Watson
Elizabeth Merritt
Harriet Rylander
Agnes Scott College
Beatrice Striplin
Albany
RADIO
del Monte
A&p
Americas
McMath
White House
Maxwell House
Corfee
Prince Albert Tobacco
Are
W. T. McMath
Fletcher
Comptons Bicycle Shop
Cotton Avenue
Stephen Pace
M. H. Fletcher
Buchanan
Shumake
Hampton St
Wallis Electric Co
Henry Franklin
Bank of Commerce
Paris
Jackson Avenue
Care Times- Recorder
Sherlock & Co
Carter
W. E. Brown
Times-Recorder
S. Broadhurst
Jno
W. Shiver
Jno. W. Shiver
Crosley Radio
S. Lee St
J. A. Bangs
Ellinor Tillman
Ellinor Tepe
Florida
Fourth St
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