Wedding Rehearsal Guests Fete Sara Oliver and Walker Bowen
Tuesday evening at Mrs W W Mc Neill’s Brown street home a buffet supper honored Miss Sara Oliver and Mr Walker Bowen. The event featured a pink rose coral vine decor scheme, pink confections, and dancing after the meal with tech party and out of town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Oliver
Walker Bowen
W. W. McNeill
Brown Street
Martha Duncan
Elizabeth Andrews
McNeill
Alice McNeil
Stuart Prather
B. F
Fasterlin
Ira Gatewood
Anne Ellis
Oliver
MR. Hawkins
Herbert Hawkins
T. B. Hooks
Hugh Walker Bowen
First Methodist Church
Miss Oliver
Bowen
Hawkins
T. F. Gatewood
W. W. Dykes
Alton Cogdell
T. F. Gatewood, Jr
Dudley Gatewood
Theron Jennings
Sam Gatewood
Dorothy Dozier
Marion Stokes
Wi McNeill
Mrs Williams Hosts Bride Elect at Charming Luncheon
Mrs C D Williams entertained Miss Katherine Smith bride elect of October 28 at a Lee Street luncheon framed by pink coral vine and roses. Guests included four tables of friends such as Miss Ira Gatewood Miss Chloe Davenport and Mrs G E Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Smith
Beautiful Bridge
C. D. Williams
Lee Street
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Miss Smith
Copenhagen
Dora Riley
G. E. Buchanan
Eshton Buchanan
S. R. Heys
Carl Hawkins
H. A. Smith
G. C. Webb
E. J. Eldridge
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
Henry Lumpkin
Edgar Shipp
George Earle Ansley
Neon Buchanan
Soldier John Little Granted Two Month Furlough
John Little of Montezuma Georgia in the 83rd Field Artillery at Fort Benning has been granted a two month furlough to visit his sister Mrs. Ethel McKenzie of 41 South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Little
Montezuma, Ga
83Rd Field Artillery
Fort Benning
Ethel McKenzie
South Main
Oliver-Bowen wedding guest list from Americus
Mrs. Frank Holt and her son Frank Jr arrived in Americus to attend the Oliver Bowen wedding this evening, staying as guests of Mrs. George Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holt
Frank, Jr
Atlanta
Americus
Oliver-Bowen
George Oliver
Public note on railway earnings and investment faith
A Savannah Georgia message dated October 19 1925 from A Nowns president of Central of Georgia Railway urges understanding of railway earnings and transportation growth. It says there is no immediate investor pessimism and stresses continued sound policy and deregulation to sustain railroad improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia
Savings Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Williams
Sara Moorehouse
Charles Wheatley
Viremia McGehee
Egbert Clark
H. E. Allen
Frances Sparks
Sam Coney
Lucy Lane
Will McNeill
B. F. Fasterlin, Jr
Jean Curtis
Cordelia Hooks
Milo Medlock
Luther Hawkins
Hos
Chrysanthemum Club
Bahnsen
P. F. Bahnsen
Lee Street Road
A. A. Dunaway
Ruth Carswell
Camille Cottrell
Rylander
Miss Cottrells
Gladys Gatewood
Elizabeth Poole
Elizabeth Furlow
Ruth Westbrook
Ruth Howell
Sarah Neal Maddox
Ruby Horne
Leila Hamrick
Saran Moore
Virginia Goodman
Betty Wagnon
Thelma Turner
Velma Turner
Christine Schneider
Florrie Jackson
Mary Ames
East Americus Circle
East Americus
Street
Montezuma
Doris Collins
Rees Park
Mrs. Lucas Griffin
Clearmont, Ga
S. E. Collins
Barlow Street
J. R. Hall
Montgomery
Laura Adams
G. B. Dye
Charles Crew
Miami, Fla
C. L. Crew
Eid Smith
Charles
Miami
A. S. Hughes
Fitzgerald
H. W. Hughes
Church Street
J. A. Moss
Washington
Wilkes
Moss
Sum
Ter County
Betty Compson
Dudley
H.S. Walker & CO
The
Americas
Business College
Tasleware
Thos. S. Bell, Inc
Pinkston
Harper’s Bazar
Lustrisa
Bolivia
Aamericus
Coats
Dudley’s Opera House
Escstacy
Betty Comp
W. H. C. Dudley
Central of Goorgia Railway
Savannah
Georgia
A. Nowns
Central of Georgia Railway Company
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