Mrs Williams Hosts Attractive Visitor in Lavender Yellow Party
Miss Ruuth Wooten of Miami visited Mrs J T Wooten near Americus and attended a bridge and forty-two party hosted by her sister Mrs Earle Williams. The afternoon featured lavender and yellow decor with digitals, goldenrods, sunflowers and a powder blue canton crepe dress. A salad course and iced punch followed games, and bath crystals were given as prizes. Invitations included Mrs T M Lowry, Mrs Nathan Murray, Mrs S Stanton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruuth Wooten
Miami
Fla
J. T. Wooten
Americus
Earle Williams
Barlowtree
Miss Wooten
Crewe
Hotor
Williams
George Walker
Mies Wooter
T. M. Lowry
Nathan Murray
FS Stanteton
Cecil Walters
David
Pink reception honors school teachers at Methodist church
A Friday afternoon reception from 4 30 to 6 at the First Methodist church will honor teachers from Americas High School, the grammar school, and A M College. Ladies of the church invite all to attend with light refreshments provided.
DOG ARGUMENT ON IN CAPITAL Washington, Sept. 29.
The White House boots a dog debate pitting Collies against Airedales as experts weigh temper and traits. Rob Roy the collie is praised for steadiness while Airedale temper debates persist, with author Albert Payson Terhune offering a measured view of both breeds and their loyalty, brains, and guard instincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Collies
Airdales
Paul Pry
Devil Dogs
Marine Corps
Executive
Rob Roy
Airedale
Albert Payson Terhune
Strabburg man proves small towns can make millions
G A Garver of Strasburg Ohio built a fortune as a village storekeeper over four decades. He estimates wealth near one million dollars and runs the Garver Brothers store billed as the largest country store in the world. He argues opportunities are greater in villages and advises small towns to combine capital under one roof to cut costs and boost profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Herr
Manheim
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Ohio
Strasburg
Garver
Garver Brothers
Strashurz
America
J A Fenner Visiting Macon With Daughter in Ingleside
J A Fenner is spending a few days in Macon with his daughter Mrs Charles Phillips at her Ingleside home. The visit marks a family reunion and will include local calls and social visits in the Ingleside area during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fenner
Macon
Mrs. Charles Phillips
Ingleside
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Mrs. Williams
Teachers Association
Teachers’ Association of
Sumter County
Elizabeth Langford
Peon Boy
Beth Swindell
Caroline Mathis
Katherine Dixon
Mary Vi Speer
Marjorie Bland
Frances Bland
Mildred Holbrook
Christine Holbrook
Ida Mae Tyson
Lovelace Eve
Virginia Jackson
Frances Hogg
Beatrice Parker
Zell Ross
Frances Hines
Dorothy Woodard
Rosa Lee Golden Pauline Hill
Lamartine Christian
Annie Ruth Stackhouse
President Calles
Collie
Ayr
Albany, GA
Albany
Bylander
Talker
Anna Q. Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
Tully Marshall
Henry Johson
West College Street
Strasburg,o
G. A Garver
N. R. Harris
E. Forsyth St
T. L. Durham
R. C. Ellis
G. C. Webb
Home Office
Americas
Georgia
Empire Loan & Trust Company
Amceicus, Georgia
Farmers Cotton Oil CO
Kentucky Young Mules
Cotton Avenue
Live Stock CO
Hudson
Cotton Ave
J. H. Glenn
Americus, Ga
S. Jackson St
C. Davis
Wallis Electric Co
Algo
Lee Street
Lee _ street
College Street
Lamar St
Barlow Street
R. E. Cato
B. M
Do Times-Recorder
Wantel
P. O
S. H. Kress & Co
Shufeldt
Jefferson St
Coral Gables
Miami, Florida
W. A. Dodson
R. S Broadhurst
B. Yeats
D. R. Andrews
Atlanta Trust Co
RB. L. Maynard
P. B. Williford
Do Times- Recorder
South Lee St
GLOBE
Mr. Boyd
Josey
Times-Recorder
SALE
Dela
Singer
H.p
Ff. G. Beavers
Lee M. Hansford
Estrayel
J. B. Riker
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