Social items show wide travel and local visits
After a six week absence Colonel and Mrs H L Wight return to 262 Juniper Street. Rose Gomez comes back to the city after three weeks in New York. Many locals plan trips to New York, Birmingham and Tampa while others welcome guests from Selma and Atlanta. Several readers report health improvements and home moves, with a large list of visitors, returns, and stays in East Point, Atlanta, and surrounding towns. A cruise from Norcross to the West Indies is noted for early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Colonel
H.l L. Wight
Juniper Street
Florl- Guha
Jamaica
Rose Gomez
Ne Xork
Barnharat
Iialt
New York
Venth ‘Streat
Mir
Charlie Murphy
Maple Street
East Point
A. O. Fowler
L. C. Vaveneyte
Savannah
Elberton Social News Tourends Guests and Visits
Elbert on Georgia residents list visitors and travels including Mrs A Harper visiting friends, Miss Martha Bryan with sister Mrs Spruell Lunsford, Ligeia Oglesby visiting Nickville, Judge and Mrs P W Davis visiting Elberton, Carrie Belie Arnold of Atlanta with sister Mrs Laurence Ogleaby, Mrs Moore of Ninety Six visiting cousin Miss Hattie Sisk, Mrs Norman of Knoxville returns home, George Middleton and others host a party, Mr and Mrs Ed Tate leave for Cincinnati, Reess Adams back from McDonough, Dullan Herndon of Pensacola visits, Irene Pad Sees OMT and Harris Landrum family trip to New Orleans, Mrs Lowery of Seneca visiting sister Mrs Jak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
A. ©. Harper
Martha Bryan
Spruell Lunsford
Ligeia Oglesby
Nickville
P. W. Davis
James
L. Heardef
Carrie Belie Arnold
Atlanta
Larence T. Ogleaby
Moore
Ninety
D. C
Hattie Sisk
Edwards Street
Norman
Knoxville
Tenn
Dean
George Middleton
Sam Johnson
Ed ‘Tate
Cincinnati
Misa Reess Adams
McDonough
Mise
Mamie Irby
Dullan Herndon
Pensacals
Fra
Misa Harrison
North Carolina
Irene Pad
Harris.Landrumara
New Orleans
Lowery
Seneca
L. Jak
Social and club notes fill Hawkineville week
The day’s social calendar features Sears centered talks on Tiberius and Agrippa with Mrs. B Ware and Miss May Wilcox assisting. Recipients Mr. and Mrs. M E Whitman hosted a Thursday evening surprise. Thimble Club entertained by Mrs. J H Burke with embroidery and luncheon. Catherine Clark celebrated her seventh birthday with 25 children and yellow white decor. Baptist Young People’s Union elected officers and held a social. Local guests and visiting relatives are listed, including Mrs. George Rider of Savannah and numerous stays in Hawkineville through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Tiberius
Agrippa
Dr. B. Ware
May Wilcox
M. E. Whitman
Thimble Club
J. H. Burke
Catherine Clark
F. G. Clark
Catherine
Clark
Mesdames Wright Pauvik
H. G. Powell
Catherine Wilcox
Isabel Paulk
Lily May Hugha
Baptist Young People’s Union
Blossom Mercer
David Paull
Russell
King
Irving Maffett
Marshalvillé
1Righam
Dothall
Ann
Hawkinsville Birthday Dinner Filled With Friends
Hawkinsville residents celebrated a birthday dinner Friday for ehannan with close friends in attendance. The informal gathering reflected warm community ties and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehannan
Local visitors and guests frequent Adairsville area
ADAIRSVILLE GA Mrs Robert Jackson of Cartersville is the guest of her mother Mrs Lon Trimble Mr and Mrs NH Grady of Chattanooga were recent visitors at the home of Mrs Julia Yeach Mrs J W Bradley spent Friday in Calhoun Mr T J Noland has returned from a trip east Mr and Mrs R L McCollum entertained a few friends at an elegant six oclock dinner on Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adairsville
Robert Jackson
Cartersville
Lia
Lon Trimble
N. H. Grady
Chattanooga
Julia. Yeach
J. W. Bradley
T. J. Noland
R. L. McCollum
Social Notes From Waycross and Albany Gatherings
Waycross and Albany social notes list guests and visits. Susie May Watt stays with Mr and Mrs J T Watt in Albany. Meta Nicholls returns from Blackshear. Gordon Bradley and family visit from Atlanta. Marion Williams arrives from Blackshear to see Mrs Charles Fort Andrews. Mrs F W Kelsey and Miss Virstinio Waterfield return to Nashville with Mrs H Bunn for a two week visit. Mr and Mrs J T Hopkins hosted visitors from Indiana en route to Florida. Mrs R H Purdom of Ocala visits relatives. Mamie Myora returns from North Carolina. Ruth Lambdin spends a week in Macon with sister Sophie Lambdin at Wesleyan Paine. Julia Tate attends meetings at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Susie May Watt
J.T. Watt
Albany
Meta Nicholls
Blackshear
Gordon Bradley
Sone
Atlanta
Marion Williams
Charles Fort Andrews
F. W
Kelsey
Misa Virstinio
Waterfield
Nashville
Tenn
H. ©. Bunn
J. T. Hopkins
North Carolina
Ruth ‘Lamhdin
Macon
Misa
Sophie May
Lambat Wesleyan
Paine
Julia Tate
Life and Work of Alexander Stephens Studied in Waycross
Various social notes list visits and stays in Waycross including Mrs. Charles H. Lang and daughter Eula Lang in Savannah, Rev and Mrs A K R Brown at a Bible conference in Atlanta, Miss Gussle Geer of Blakely visiting Laura Baugh, and multiple trips of Mrs. Hoyt W. Gale from Cleveland Ohio to Brunswick with receptions in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Stephens
Baltimore
Waycross
Eula Lang
Charles H. Lang
Savannah
Charles Kirkland
Valdosta
A. KR. Brown
Atlanta
Gussle Geer
Blakely
Laura Baugh
J. ¥. Roberts
Douglas
Allen Townsend
W. B. Goodrich
Oliver
Misa Nellie Ward
Hoyt W. Gale
Brunswick
Cleveland
Ohio
Wavycross
Gale
PF. A. Hay
Nate Wilson
Henry Wiliams
Quitman
Will Seaman
D. P. Williams
Jacksonville
H. P. Brewer
Social Week In Winder Georgia Highlights
Winder Georgia hosted a series of parties by Mrs. H E Edwards drawing about fifty ladies with fern decor and floral vases. Miss Florie Weed hosted the Sewing Club with afternoon sewing and refreshments. Local residents include Miss Kathleen Coker returning from Atlanta and Miss Lyda Day from Monroe visiting Thursday. Col and Mrs G A Johns returned from Washington as did Mrs M C Laddell and daughter from Gainesville. Mrs Clara Jones returned from New York and Miss Ellen Launius of Monroe visited. Mrs Iter from Vermont, a guest of Mrs Johns, has left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
H. E. Edwards
Florie Weed
Kathleen Coker
Atlanta
Higginbotham
Lyda Day
Monroe
Col
G. A. Johns
Washington
M. C. Laddell
Gainesville
Clara Jones
New York
Ellen Launius
Ethel Jackson
Mrs. Iter
Vermont
Johns
Clayton News Roundup Sees Local Visits and Events
Miss Ella Bacon hosted a concert at Mrs. J. H. Derrick's home drawing many pupils and guests. Mrs. J. C. Dover returned from Atlanta and attended the Federation of Woman's Clubs executive committee meeting as a local club representative. Miss Carrie Belle Cannon spent weekend at Tiger with home folks. Professors A. A. O Kelley and Frank Holdar visited Clayton School. Mrs. C. L. Gennett of Franklin, N. C. has been visiting. Miss Alina Palmour arrived to lead the Clayton grammar school music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Ella Bacon
J. H. Derrick
J. C. Dover
Atlanta
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Carrie Belle Cannon
Tiger
Folts
Clayton School
A. A. O'Kelley
ClarkesvMe Agricultural School
Frank Holdar
Jefferson
C. L. Gennett
Franklin, N. C
Emily Wall
Alina Palmour
Gatesville
Clayton Grammar School
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James Duffy
W. F. Dykes
Helen Dykes
New York City
Jas Beasie Erwin
Westboro, N
Dhea City
C. K. Ayer
Myrtle Street
B. T. Southerland
Birmingham
Ala
East
Wyle Carmack
Mra.g. We Dick
Opelika, Ala
S. W. Rameey
Mra. H.S. Reese
Mary
Selm
Katie
Terry
Iias
Tamya
Woman's Aid
Society of the Hast
Point Baptist Church
J. F. Eubanks
S. T. Schell
Roswell
W. F. Johnson
Miss Pear
Hughie
Newnan
Ee Harold
G Cc. Trimble
W. H. Gibbs
Tifton
SN. Thompson
Hast, Point
Wayne Moore
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Chay
A. M. Grittin Ison
Jangenhurst
Dallas
Taxan
W. G. Whisen
D. A. Carmical
Union City
Joe Perry
Augusta
George P. Weltch
M. F. Perryman
Denver
Martha Henderson
Cascade
W.W. B. Upchurch
W. A. Nessmith
Ulla Smoake
Eugenia
J. A. Squires
Robert Flowera
St. Petersburg
Fila
J. W. Robinson
Charlie Ford
Walter Freeman
Quiitman
S. E. Bailey
Adelie Blount
Philadelphia
R. B. Carroll
Chattahoochee Avenue
Ace
J. E. McMillan
W. C. Carroll
Virginia Barner
Marietta
W. A. Murphy
P. H. Orr
Lamar Orr
N. Brown
Evelyn Brown
South Georgta
Florida
Cuba
Eliza Williams
South Main Street
Oscar Travis
Charlie Short
William Short
Fairburn
John Short
Julian Field
Miss Passie May Ottley
Wilson Bunnette
College Park
Twelfth Street
S O
James. Morton
Mrs. Walters
Norfolk
George Kelley
W Ic. Austin
W. J. Blalock
Chicago
Dr. Blalock
Norman Sharp
Fred
Georgian Terrace
Hampton Terrace
Helen Wilson
Texas
Margaret Wright
Fanny May Rutherford
Culloden
P. H Norcross
Panama
Trinidad
Central America
Atlantea
Apri
R. V. R. Davis
Piorida
Westenholm
Wade & Butcher
Brandt
Lewis
Gillette
Gear Jr
Weller
Hudnut
Richard Hudnut
Aaa
Nobby
Ann Cay
Regenstein
Whitehall
J. R. Pottle
Court of Appeals
Virginia
Judge Pottle
Vannah
P. M. Adama
Misses Hay
Lucille Jones
Ocila
Erin Hargrove
Willie Morris
Milledgeville
John Beall
Lucy Bosworth
C. A. Hollgendorf
Ike Levine
Tennie Powledge
Opalika
C. L. Weoten
Kim‘ball
Neve
B. I. Knapp
Teased Holder
Hawkinavile
Dunn
Parenta
Mra
W.L. Dunn
A. F. Cardivell
Hawkinsville, GA
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