Tifton Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Mrs Moses Giddens and granddaughter Alma Giddens of Alapaha visited in Tifton with Mr and Mrs Henry Moore. Other locals and guests include Mrs J A Parrish and son from Jacksonville, Mrs Keith Carson, Mrs A T Martin in Albany, Mrs D B Harrell arriving from Doerun for winter, and visits to Sambridge Cecil Aniston Butler and Orford. The Authors Club meets Wednesday the 20th at Mrs Claude Fish residence with an excellent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Giddens
Alma Giddens
Alapaha
Henry Moore
Tifton
J. A. Parrish
Little Son
Jacksonville
Keith Carson
A. T. Martin
Albany
D. B. Harrell
Doerun
North Georgia
E. A. Kendrick
Bride
Atlanta
Misa Christie Baker
J. G. Padrick
C. C. Hall
Omega
Miea Bobbie Gibbs
Ty Ty
Elien Warren
Ethel Gibbs
Miasea Mary
Lottie Willis
Sallis Sappington
Barnesville
B. P. Sappington
Authors’ Club
Claude Fish
Local residents and visits fill Manchester notes
Mrs. tr. Be Baker visits relatives in Odessa and LaGrange while Mrs. B Witturn moves from Brunswick to Manchester. Mrs. Victor H Tomlinson relocates to Birmingham and Mrs. J P Corley returns from Thomaston. Mrs. A Ridder returns from LaGrange as Samuel J Parker of Manchester marries Susie Carter of Woodbury. Multiple residents report moves and visits among Manchester, Woodbury and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Odessadara
LaGrange
B. Witturn
Brunswick
Manchester
Victor H.tomlinson
Birmingham
J. P. Corley
Thomaston
A. Ridder
Samuel J. Parker
Misa Susie Carter
Woodbury
Misa Carter
Parker
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
W. B Faircloths
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mia
Jeff Fenderson
Alexandria
Ala
Fr. A. Allen
Fourth Street
W. A. Carey
George Stubbs
Alliant
Tarry Huddleston
Atlanta
George W. Stubbs
Social visits spread across Warrenton and surrounding towns
Warre nton Georgia notes visiting friends from Athens Harlem Comer and Atlanta with several Warrenton residents hosting and being hosted by relatives and neighbors during the week Mrs T Dufore Ruth Harper Hattie Latimer Zella Feathherson and BR A Cason are named among the visitors and hosts in the scattered reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dufore
Athens
Linge Raker
J Jarnagin
Augusta
Ruth Harper
Harlem
Warrenton
W. T. Evana
A. FB. Perkins
Atlanta
Zella Feathherson
Comer
Hattie Latimer
Welnesdey
BR. A. Cason
Jewalls
FE. R Cason
Local Social Notes from Dallas and Nearby Areas
Dallas guests and visitors wrap a week of social calls as families travel to relatives and friends across Georgia. Mr Elia Cooper and wife enjoy Alabama time while J W Baker heads to Statesboro and couple Gardner entertain in this city. Hannon and Croker visit Smyrna and Villa Rica friends welcome Denderfield Williams of Baxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Farrouton
Elia Cooper
Alabama
J. W. Baker
Statesboro
Charles Gardner
Hannon
Gale City
B. E Croker
Smyrna
Denderfield Williams
Baxley
Mise Hessle Milligan
Henry Spinks
Villa Tica
J. G. Starr
Hiram, Ga
J. A. Lewis
Powder Springs
McLucan Sunauy
Local Movements and Visits From Mount Airy
Mount Airy residents journey to Washington Georgia and North Carolina for family visits and school matters. Colonel M. Pope and his mother plan trips to Washington while Miss Kate Hall McConnell visits her aunt near Franklin. Mrs. Grier heads home after a death in Alto, with Kimsey and Seving Kimsey traveling to Atlanta to see a show. Lizzie Siuandera leaves for Washington to enter Crittenden Training School. Bertha Meier returns to Atlanta after visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seving Kimsey
Brenau
Atlanta
David Warfield
Missy Lizzie Siuandera
Mount Airy
Washington, D. C
Crittenden Training School
Bertha Meier
Juliaa
Marguerite
Riffle
Local Social Notes From Jackson Georgia area
Mr and Mrs Ralph McCord leave for Roswell New Mexico to reside there Miss Rosa Newton visits Tallapoosa to see Miss Margaret Thornton Miss Jane Ham hosts Sewing Club gathering Daughters of the Confederacy meet with president Mrs J B Settle Local residents Mrs Adelle Nutt hosts spend the day party for Mrs Paul Baker Miss Minnie Bailey visits Locust Grove with Miss Lillian Price Mrs A C Smith travels to Griffin for several weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McCord
Roswell
N. Mex
Paul Haker
Atlanta
Rosa Newton
Tallapoosa
Margaret Thornton
Jane Ham
Sewing Club
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. B. Settle
Bzran Morrison
Lucy Goodman
Monticello
Adelle Nutt
Paul Baker
Minnie Bailey
Lillian Price
Locust Grove
A. C. Smith
Griffin
Social Notes From Jesup Ga Guests And Visits
Miss Claudia Littl of Macon spent Sunday and Monday with friends in Jesup. Mrs. King of Williston Fla. visits Mrs. A W Stripland. Mrs W Gross of Oliver Ga. visits Mr. and Mrs. A E Knight. Mins Ida Harper of Gardi was here briefly. Miss Mable Surrency returns home after visiting Mrs. B D Purcell. Mrs. R M Mitkin and daughter Elizabeth at McKinnon Ga. Mrs. A G Horton visiting daughter Mrs J K Long at Waynesville. Mrs C F Crawford and son Alton of Waycross visiting local friends. Miss Addie Williams of Baxley visits Miss Gertie Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia ,Littl
Macon
Mrs. King
Williston
Fla
A. W. Stripland
W. Gross
Oliver, Ga
A. E. Knight
Mins
Ida Harper
Gardi
Mable Surrency
B.D. Purcell
R. M. Mitkin
Elizabeth
McKinnon
M. L. McKinnon
A. G. Horton
J. K. Long
Waynesville
C. F. Crawford
Alton
Waycross
Addie Williams
Baxley
Gertie Bennett
Eastman GA Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Eastman residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup noting trips to Jesup Macon Rome Ashburn Augusta and Berkeley Cal. People include Mrs W M Morrison Mrs Dora Rogers Miss Annie Mae Bohannon Miss Wilburta Willam Mrs Leroy Pharr Dr J K William and others with church and convention attendance and a Gold Medal Contest excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Morrison
Misa Ethel
Florida
Mise Dora Rogera
Rome
Shorter
W. R. Hall
Julia
Macon
Annie Mae Bohannon
Ashburn
Augusta
Wilburta Willam
Jessup
Dave M. Parker
J. K. Willam
Leroy Pharr
Little Son
O. A. Gentry
Ming Rosa Newman
McRae
A. P. Grimsley
Cochran
Eastman
W. Waite
J. R. Rose
Brunswick
Ilio
C. W. Griffin
Lawton
J. French
Berkley
Cal
J. M. Edwarda
Mttle
Ethel
Walthourville
W. K. Miller
A.C. Bone and Baby
Rocky Mount
A. P. Pitway
W. F. Armor
H. Bacon
M. Ho Edwards
W. HK. Miller
RB. Carnea
J. .M. Jackson
W. A., Burke
Bessie Mael Daniel
Emiana Clarke
Christine Edwards
Mattie Armor
Jutia Hall
LeLane Bush
Selma Marriages and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Miss Ethel Fowlkes wed H J Toner Tuesday morning at her mother Mrs Edward Taylor Folkes home on Union Street with Rev W P Dickinson officiating. The couple will reside in Chicago. Later that day Miss Margaret Loraine Cothran married Backus Baldwin at her parents home on Dalius Avenue with Rev Dickinson as celebrant. Relatives and close friends attended followed by a bride luncheon and informal reception. Local society hosts included Mrs Jee Lera, Miss Carmine, Lilly Lera, Miss Frances Herzfeld, Miss Janette Liepold, Mrs Rudolph Richards and the Selma Study Club with papers by Mesdames Tishop, Converse and Adams and a talk by Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fowlkes
H. J. Toner
Hdward ‘Taylor Folkes
Union Street
W. P. Dickinson
Margaret Loraine Cothran
Backus Baldwin
George King Cothran
Dalius Avenue
W. Pp. Dickinson
Ted Helmer
Jee Lera
Janette Liepald
Ella Eugte
Rudolph Richards
Local Notables Note Visitors and Moves in Buena Vista
Mra L lightsey travels to Jacksonville to join her husband after he accepts a position there. Visitors include Mrs Cameron of Lumber City and Mrs Wooten of Americus. Local residents and relatives host and visit across Georgia with several trips to Savannah Atlanta and Adrian. Fire at Mr Guy's home caused brief alarm but was controlled by fire company. Martha Moore ill but improving. other relatives visiting and returning from trips in Florida and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’rae
J. L. Lightsey
Jacksonville
Fla
Huseband
Lightsey
Moliie Cameron
Lumber City
John Wooten
Americus
BR. L. Kirchen
Wimberly
Scotland
Anita Rumph
Savannah
Hortense Carewell
Abbeville
Missen Cotter
R. L. Tipton
Ashburn
V. W. Ault
Pierce
Hartehurst
G. 5. Davis
H. P. Whiddon
Adrian
Minnie Morgan
Buena Vista
Dean Chapman
Florida
Mary Mathews
A. P. Wooten
Mise Martin
Columbus
Mina
Carrie Wooten
E. B. Hornady
Atlanta
O. C. Bullock
W. L. Guy
Guy
Martha
J. E. Moore
Minnie Oliphant
South Carolina
J. J. Dunham
Sidney Rushin
Presday
Poulan
Rena Bouchelle
Young’s College Library
Marion Hayes
Harley Lawson
Hawkinsville
Mary Wright
Alabama
J. A. Thomas
Woman's Board of Home Missions
James Rogers
Rogers
J. Cagsells
Winifred McCullough
Cairo
W. M. Coon
Rome
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Book Company
Columbian Optical CO
Whitehall Street
Marietta and
Fairley Streets
Postoffice
Social rounds fill week in Monticello and Carrollton
Mrs H I Cliff hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Club while Mr and Mrs W H Proctor entertained guests at a pleasant party with an impromptu musical program by Miss Roberts and Miss Redding. A reception for Swainsboro high teachers featured dining by A H K Redding and Miss Maude Smith’s return from Midville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Cliff
W. H. Proctor
Miss Roberts
Miss Redding
Eugenia Red
A. HK. Redding
Swainsboro High School
Maude Smith
Midville
Wrnie Coleman
Carthe Hargrove
Millen
Milas Pauline Dect
Charles Starling
Keysvile
Moore
Virginia Burke
A. A. Becton
Misa Shurling
Macon
Ruby Harrell
Mattie Powell
Keysville
P. Youmans
Frances Heath
Howard
Te Robert Pound
Orlando
Fla
D. R. Temples
Leona Durden
Moultrie
R. L. Snellgrove
Titusville
M. M. Cowart
Clara Cowart
J. M. Lawrey
Oxford
H. H. Thomson
George H. Bell
Wavern
Green Bell
Sara
Maude Avereul
Hepzibah
R. F. Brown
Mrs Royal-Miller Hosts Birthday and Wedding Invitation
Mrs Royal-Miller entertained Wednesday afternoon for her mother Mrs Caroline McLendon in honor of her eighty fifth birthday. Invitations have been sent: Mr and Mrs Ephriam Link Girdner request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter Minnie Edna to Mr Albert Homer Williams on the evening of Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Royal- Miller
Caroline McLendon
Ephriam Link Girdner
Minnie Edna
Albert Homer Williams
Forsyth Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
Forsyth residents hosted and visited during a busy week with Mrs Horace Newton honored at a bridge party. Forsyth noted theater trips to Macon by Horace Newton and Miss Alice Newton, plus visits in Macon, Savannah and Atlanta among local families and returning travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
W. C. Champlin
Bridge
Horace Newton
Thomaston
Annie Kate
Claire Fletcher
Alice Newton
Frank Wilder
Macon
J. C. Cates
Daisy Cates
A. A. Turner
Atlanta
Ellen Turner
Baikeom
Tallahassee
Fla
T. B. Cabanias
T. D. Smith
Savannah
O. H. B. Bloodworth
L. C. Dunn
W. C. Hill
Mount Airy
Buckhead News Lady Fevers and Visits Report
Miss Jessie Swords returns home from Cox college with typhoid fever. Mrs. J. H. Ferguson and others visit Greensboro and Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams plan to relocate to Moultrie. Mrs. W. L. Rogers and Mrs. George Galssert travel to Atlanta for treatment and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhead
Jessie Swords
Cox College
Mira
Pat McWhorter
Alex Jackson
Jusia Walton
Greensboro
Annie Chivers
Atlanta
Joe Williams
Moultrie
Mattie Wallace
Augusta
Sarah Lee Wright
J. H. Ferguson
Blakely Social News Visitors and Returns
Mrs Watson returns to her home in Alabama after a visit to Mrs. J. H. Hand. Mrs. C. T. Alexander visits Cordele. Mrs. J. H. Flawera visited Thomanville last week. Mrs. Forrester and children are guests of Mrs. J. T. Freeman. Mr. Mercer Gay from Cuthbert visits. Miss Stella Holmes visiting Arlington. Mrs. J. B. Tarver visiting relatives in Albany.
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Tifton,, GA
Sulep
Wrigle
Manchester, GA
Warrenton, GA
Dallas, GA
Mount Airy, GA
Jackson, GA
Jesup, GA
Spa
Eastman, GA
Selma, Ala
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Swainsboro, GA
Corrie Kelly
Cordele
Will Hartman
Joe Hatfield
Haddie
Kate Burney
Eudora
A.H. Burney
D. L. Cornwell
Mechanics~ville
George and
Troy Cornwell
George Slinson Io
Milledgeville
Jones
Missea Ezra
Morrison
Mamie Welsh
Jackson
Charing F&. Thompson
Sarah Jordan
E. A. Galloway
Eatonton
Florence
B. Leverett
Young Ben
Sherrod
Arkenton
William F. Jordan
Lyceum
Davin
E. B. Smith
Ed Wynn
Greene F. Johnson
Smith
Davis
Eek
West Point
Bessie Lanier
Bryant Dixon
Vallie Askew
G Newnan
Charles Cassels
Woodson Marlin
M. E. Jackson
Gadsden
Sadie Ireisleven
Selma
H.C. Leonard
W. B. Higgenbothem
Max Hagedorn
Isaac Carter
John D. Johnson
Loualle Hardy
Gordon Wyon
Newnan
Susie Hayes
Misa Mattie Duncan
Mse
Kathaleen Canaben
Soutern Female College
John Hagedorn
Sallie Sue Longshore
Carrollton, GA
B. A. Jones
Baby
Nashville
A. J. Atwell
Caroline Stewart
C. H. Stewart
Henry R. Reville
Greenville
Carrollton
J. W. Fitte
Phil Gren
Arkansas
Paul
Jack
Domino Club
Missionary Society of the Methods
Church
H. B. Adams
Best
jBridge
Gate City
E. G. Griffin
Whitehall
Cor
Griffin, Ga
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