Plains Social News Recaps Local Visits and Church Events
Plains Ga November 26 regular correspondence reports Miss Enta Jo and Annie Collum hosting friends with roses, games and fruit. Many local residents including Mrs E J Mathis and Miss Lynn Mathis visited Americus area relatives. Rev T C Barkley preached at the Baptist church. Miss Minnie Bridges organized a Young Ladies Missionary Society in the Baptist church. numerous visits and social gatherings noted among locals in Smithville Friendship Cordele Dawson and surrounding towns with multiple guests and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Amenta Jo
Annie Collum
E. J. Mathis
Lynnj Mathis
Ruth Juttks
Americus
Fletcher ‘Wright
Parrott
P. Qv. Sloan
Ethel Carter
Smithville
Colquitt Logan
W. T. Wilson
Minnie Bridges
Dawson
Mariah Walters
Edgar Timmerman, Jr
Hazel
Louise Lamar
Columbus
Jack Slappey
Mattle
Joe D. Eubanks
George Lanp
J. E. Barker
Georgia Lee
R Kr Johnson
Spelling Bee Fails To Stem Humorous Mishaps In West Side Home
In an upper West Side gathering a spelling bee produced laughter as about forty guests mispronounced sentences and exposed humorous missteps. The host posed a string of tricky lines and several notable attendees including a college president a clergy man and a renowned teacher each erred differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Upper West Side
Andersonville Social Notes and Upcoming Monument Unveiling
Miss Foy Mott of Americus spent with Misses Bessie and Ruth Duke. J G Feagin and J W English visited Americus on business. Mr and Mrs Easterlin and Mrs Hill of Dawson visited relatives in Andersonville. Monument unveiling for the Indianta event draws local interest Thursday. Several residents, including Harden Phillips and Rev Donalson, are socializing with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Foy Mott
Americus
Bessie
Ruth Duke
Jas. G. Feagin
B. F.,easterlin
Lucius C. Hill
Dawson
Joiner
Culloden
Joel
Ellaville Social Roundup in Late November
Ellaville Georgia residents and visitors share a week of social calls and visits. Mr Robert Stranger spent Sunday with friends in Butler. Miss Lola Payne was guest of Miss Irene Murray for a week. Several locals traveled to Americus and Savannah events. A cane grinding on the A C Murray plantation drew a large group including Miss Dollie Allen and Mr Grady Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaville
Robert
Butler
Lola Payne
Irene Murray
H. J. Williams
Americus
C. T. Baldwin
Rupert
Arthur
Gr Murray
Savannah
Augustus Lewis
Broxton
Tom Hudson
Laurie Smith
Lucy Baldwin
W. L. English
A. Daniels
Bell
Beavers
Hattibel Lightner
Imogene, Sears
Duncan Fa
Talbot County
A. C. Murray
Dollie Allen
Imogene Sears
Darcy Peacock
Lucy Baldlygn
Grady Murray
Mise
Lilla Jae. Bryan
Harry Peacock
Myrtice Strange
Arthur Murray
F. F. Dixon
Preston Social News Roundup From November
Mrs. C B Morris returned to Macon after a stay with Mrs Bell. Mrs Ara Stevens shopped in Americus. Miss Claudia Walker visited Miss Salemma Gunnels. Mr John N Christian spent Sunday in Weston. Miss Minnie Thornton visited Richland. Miss Winnie Lunsford stayed with Fay Reese. Miss Annie Will Addy visited town Monday. Mrs C A Hatcher returned to Columbus from a visit here. Mr John A Reeves spent Saturday with family. Mr J C McEachern returned from Teary hunting trip. Miss Lucile Addy called Monday. Miss Verna Little enjoyed a brief visit. Perry shopped here one day. M L C Sons show drew crowds Monday.
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Preston
C. B. Morris
Macon
Bell
Ara Stevens
Americus
Claudia Walker
Salemma Gunnels
John N. Christian
Weston
Minnie Thornton
Janie Statum
Richland
Winnie Lunsford
Fay Reese
Annie Will Addy
C. A. Hatcher
Columbus
8. Bell
John A. Reeves
J.C. .McEachern
Teary
Lucile Addy
Verna Little
Re. . Perry
M. LC & Sons
Jae Caast
Hulligans Meet Between Games At Smithville Party
Smithville Ga November Miss Julia McMichael hosted a social at her home with a lively gathering. Dominoes on one table and various games on others sparked conversation while prize winner Miss Mary Lizzie Ansley received hand embroidered hose. Guests included Miss Ethel Carter of Plains and Miss Undine Stanfield visiting from Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Julia McMichael
Mary Lizzie Ansley
Lizzie Evans
B. I. McKenney
W.H. Turner
Savannah
Shriners
Ethel Carter
Plains
Undine Stanfield
W. Fort McAfee
Hsa
Leesburg
Jim Salome Jr
M. D. Reybold
J. F. Johnson
Atlanta
J. G. Pruitt
Salome Redding
H. A. Redding
Cuthbert
Nell
Edith McKenhy
Americus
Rift Community Notes and Changes From November
Rift Georgia community page reports upcoming New Hope sermon by Rev H F Oliver and a new move in town as D M Lowery joins as agent with D C Jones. Local families visited Leslie and J L Jones households. Maud Bennett teaches about 24 pupils and seeks more. Rain needed to raise oats. wells running low. A marriage nearby last week and another expected soon.
Local Notes From Cane District Selections And Visits
Cane grinding dominates the last two weeks while Rev Clarence Roberts preached at Rylander. A church service at Mr M A Turner's home drew a delighted crowd. Attendance at the Plains circus occurred last Saturday. Miss Mollie Williams and Irene Sallor visit Miss Mittie Collins. Prof I 2 Turpin of Sumter stopped by Sunday afternoon. Renza Israel spent Sunday at Bottsford, as did Fid Jennings and Maude Forrest of Bottsford. Henry Wiggins had business with Mr Dawson Sunday. Hardy Exum of Smithville passed through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Roberts
Rylander
M. A. Turner
Plains
Mollie Williams
Irene, Sallor
Mittle Collins
I. 2 Turpin
Sumter
Renza Israel
Bottsford
Fid Jennings
Maude Forrest
Henry Wiggins
Dawson
Hardy Exum
Smithville
Reverend Clarence Roberts Preaches in Sumter Church
Sumter GA November 25 Rev Clarence Roberts of Plains filled his appointment at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Miss Annie Lee Williams and brother Clarence visited Miss Ella and Aladdin Israel. Miss Irene Sailor visited Misses Katie and Annie Lou Webb. Elder JG Rowe of Atlanta to preach at Primitive Baptist church Friday November 27 and Elder Nix of Alabama to preach Saturday and Sunday following. expect congregations each day.
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Sumter
Clarence Roberts
Plains
Methodist Church
Annie Lee Williams
Clarence
Missea Ella
Aladdin Israel
Irene Sailor
Katie
Annie Lou Webb
Atlanta
Primitive Baptist Church
Nix
Alabama
Child narrates farm visit and goose dinner tale
A boy named Plural Fred, aged four, visits his uncle on a farm. On returning home he recalls chasing geese and a dinner of nine big geese, then struggles to recount the goose varieties and mispronounces several words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Thanksgiving News From Leslie Georgia
Nov 25 Leslie Ga. reports students and families enjoying events. Bernice Deriso dies after short illness. Mrs. Lucius Harvey visits relatives near Ellaville. Rev Funderberg preached at the Methodist Church. School entertainment draws large crowd. E R Tarr lecture slated Thursday. Thanksgiving school closed. Hunting crowds form. visitors from Americus and Wesleyan College expected for Thanksgiving visits.
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Atlanta
Latamiere
Funderbert
Methodist Church
J. H. Harvey
Ameri
E. R. Tarr
Wedding at Home in Américus a Pretty Ceremony
At 8:30 p.m. yesterday, at the bride’s parents home on Forrest Street, Mrs Odessa Hernd and Mr Charles H Evans were married in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev Bascom Anthony. Relatives and the groom attended. the couple will reside with Mr and Mrs Ryans on Jackson Avenue while they begin married life. The bride, long a resident of Americus, is well liked. the groom, formerly of Sumter County, is foreman at the Times-Recorder plant and brings four children from Atlanta to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fields
Aby Forrest Street
Odessa Herand
Charles H. Evans
Bascom Anthony
Ryans
Jackson
Mr. Evans
Atlanta
Bride
Felder Enters Mayoral Race with Backing and Experience
Captain J B Felder announces for mayor, signaling entry after days of speculation. A former city leader, he pledges to support measures for general welfare and upbuilding, aiming to rally friends and supporters to his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Felder
Felder
Jury Dinner at Bazaar Praises Superb Menu
The twenty three grand jurors and many traverse jurors dined at the bazar yesterday praising the superb menu. The meal included roast turkey barbecued pig boiled ham salads coffee ice cream cakes and other delicacies.
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Grand Jury
Travers
Boar
Bazar
Tee and Orders Notice From Fragmentary Ad
An OCR fragment mentions tee, ice, and a phone number 659 with an unclear note about orders. The readable data suggests a small classified contact for merchandise or service, but specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
Peruna cures many women ailments say testimonials
Mrs Tressie Nelson credits Peruna with ending years of pain and headaches, praising doctors and letters from mothers across Canada and the United States. Other women report relief from backache, headache, and catarrh after using Peruna, urging afflicted wives to try the remedy.
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Tressie Nelson
Useu Vind Avc
Dasdves‘tenn
Peruna
Toose Perris
Tony
Hartman
Ana Ry Omy
Joseph Lucille
Bronson St
Ottawa
Ontario
Canad
M. Kliner
Cleveland
Ohio
Georgia Tax Rolls Show Revenue Rise and Gilbert Successor Debate
Tax figures released by the comptroller show total property values rising by about 4 million dollars over last year, with improved land, farm implements, and manufactories contributing to the increase. Rev. C P Gilbert has accepted a call to Augusta and will depart soon, while Rev Lansing Burroughs of Louisville is among those discussed as his successor at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spere
Comptroller
Yextener
Iiston
Edsasaon
C. P. Gilbert
Angusta
Ircly
J. C. Solomon
Americus
Gilbert
Lansing Burroughs
Loulaville
Burroughs
Southern Baptist Territory
First Baptist Church
Nashville
Enn
J.B. Hawthorne
Atlanta
Split or Cut Low at Hoxville Peat Meeting
Indications suggest My Maryland will wear a directotre gown at the upcoming electoral college meeting, signaling a notable attire choice amid the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxville Peat
Maryland
Reform Begins at Home Chicago News
Reform begins at Home exposes daily waste and urges reformers to measure losses and take action. It highlights responsibility, efficiency, and practical steps for reducing waste in city management. The piece advocates disciplined reform and energetic civic work to improve public services.
Wmpaws Home Companion II Christmas Number Feature
The Christmas issue of Woman to Home Companion highlights a blue and gold Madonna and Child cover. Features include two pages of vintage Christmas Carols, decoration by Ernest Haskell, and a poem by Edwin Markham titled Before they Gospels Were.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Coney Sista
Ernest Haskell
Edwin Markham
Tate
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A. J. Logan
W. W. Dozier
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