Marital ceremony in Americus unites Miss Ida Mae George
Miss Ida Mae George of Willacoochee married Mr. R. Frank Mitchell in a Johnson Apartments ceremony on Jefferson Street. Rev Joe M. Branch officiated before a small circle of friends. Mitchell, a former Cordele resident, works with the Americus Fire Department. After a brief honeymoon to Cordele, they return to Americus to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae George
Willacoochee
R. Frank Mitchell
Johnson Apartments
Jefferson Street
Joe M. Branch
First Baptist Church
Mitchell
Cordele
Americus
Rear Sight Fashion and Socials Highlight 1926 Notices
A fashion note describes a hat mirror accessory and a beige picture hat. Luncheon at card tables yields a high score prize to Mrs Carr Glover. Charine Burke presents a boudoir pillow. Several guests listed, including Miss Sara Oliver and Mrs J H Williams, with luncheon to follow. Rally Day set at Presbyterian Church and Sara Oliver honored at a bridge tea hosted by Mrs Herschel Smith on South Lee Street. The event features Burgundy satin gown, silver trim, and a black velvet hat. A Council of Safety DAR business meeting discusses State Convention in Americas in 1926, a benefits card party, and a forthcoming cooking school. Dues matters noted with concern over misperceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Turpin
Sam Coney
Carr Glover
Charine Burke
Cobb Milner
Eugene Bailey
E. B. Everett
Sara Oliver
Sara Moorehouse
Lucy Lane
Charles Lanier
Stuart Prather
Martha Ivey
Mary Earle Allen
Marie Bell
Hallie Walker
Carr Gover
J. H. Williams
T. S. Boggess
Dora Riley
Frances Sparks
Alice McNeill
Arthur Rylander, Jr
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
E. J. Eldridge
Frank Easterlin
George Oliver
Herschel Smith
Miss Oliver
South Lee Street
Mary Lee Smith
Smith
Cliff Williams
Charles Council
Lloyd Buchanan
Geo. Oliver
Will Green
Council of Safety
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Heys McMath
A. I. Gatewood
Walter Rylander
Americas
Bridge
C. H. Burke
Lee Street
Killarney
Miss Leona Sullivan One-Woman Ice Plunge Feat
Leona Sullivan, famed as the only woman swimmer to dive from 65 feet into a hole cut in ice, performs daily summer plunges to stay conditioned for winter exhibitions. She holds the cup awarded for her prowess at a recent swimming carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona
Crandall Family Illnesses and Local Visitors
Mrs H A Crandall of Helena attends her gravely ill grandson Homer Lewis Crandall Jr at home on Elm Avenue. Miss Mary Frances Lane returns from Atlanta as guest of Miss Marie Perkins. Mrs C P Payne returns from Shelbyville Ind after summer with daughter Mrs W E Taylor. Mr Claude Davis accompanied Mrs Payne home to Jacksonville Fla. he returns, Mrs Davis stays several weeks. Miss Mary Earle Allen visits Macon as guest of Miss Boots Ragan. Miss Alice Keith hosts guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Crandall
Helena
Homer Lewis Crandall, Jr
H. L. Crandall
Homer
Elm Avenue
Mary Frances Lane
Atlanta
Marie Perkins
C. P. Payne
Shelbyville
Ind
W. E. Taylor
Payne
Claude Davis
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Davis
Davis
Mary Earle Allen
Macon
Boots Ragan
Armistice program planned with hostess trio names
After the business session a desigriful sauna course with coffee was served at prettily appointed tables. Central decorations featured roses. The next meeting will be the second Tuesday into November to celebrate Armistice Day with an Armistice program. Hostesses are Mrs Lawson Stapleton Mrs Chann White and Mrs Cliff Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Stapleton
Chann White
Cliff Williams
Doctors claim Calotabs cure cold overnight
Doctors and druggists promote Calotabs, a purified calomel tablet, to break up colds and flu. One or two tablets at bedtime with water purges salts without nausea, enabling normal appetite by morning. A family package with directions costs 85 cents at any drug store.
Prewedding Parties for Miss Sara Oliver Sparkle with Style
A series of refined gatherings in a refined home featured a 7:30 supper with ice cream and angel food cake. Mrs. Boyd wore an orchid crepe chiffon gown while entertaining assistants included Mrs. Lovelace Eve and Mrs. Carr Glover. Numerous guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Warren and others as the bride elect, Miss Sara Oliver, prepared for her approaching wedding with a pink theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Lovelace Eve
Carr Glover
Williams
Boggess
J. T. Warren
Heys MecMath
W D. Ivey
L. ¥. Grubbs
District No 1 Within the 1 There Are
District No 1 within the 1 there are several administrative notes or references found in a historical newspaper fragment. The text is incomplete and does not provide full context or clear events, individuals, or actions to describe beyond the mention of a district number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine
District 2 plan lists residents voting in Sumter area
District No 2 includes Sumter and neighboring counties outside the city limits. One or two cars and as many prizes as there are active candidates will be awarded in this district. Names and addresses of several voters from Americus, Plains, Ellaville, Smithville, and Oglethorpe appear in the candidate list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Americas
Clark
C. E dNie Wunacdespas
Acess
Chapman
Lollie Poben
Castellow
M. W
Errtneens Johnson
Ruth Sepsterepae
Wees
Mayes
D. B
Purvis
Louise Eatin
Sumter
Bailey
Mary Lou
Flintside
Bahnsen
P. F
Americus
R. F Burton
George T
Smithville Chappell
W. M
Methvin
Estelle
R. Murray
Anola
Plains
M'Tyre
S. M
Pilcher
Lois
Times-Recorder
Dues Remain at $2.20 Despite Raised Figure
The treasurer Mrs. Sparks stated that the dues are unchanged at $2.20, payable in December, although a higher amount of $5.00 had been circulated. The error was acknowledged and clarified to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
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Mitchell-George
Mary Brian
Presbyterian Church
Leona Sullivan
Alice Keith
Ict
Pk Coger
National Toilet Co
Paris, Tenn
Churchwell
Americus, Ga
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