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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1909

Page

7

Tifton Area Social News Highlights Various Visits

Mrs Moses Giddens and granddaughter Alma Giddens of Alapaha visited in Tifton with Mr and Mrs Henry Moore. Several friends from Jacksonville Albany Orlando Ty Ty Barnesville and Atlanta were noted as guests or travelers. The Authors Club opens its winter season with a program at Mrs Claude Fish's home on Wednesday the 20th at 3 o clock.

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 News and Social Notes in Manchester Georgia

Mrs tr BE Baker visits relatives in Odessadara and LaGrange. Mrs B Witturn of Brunswick moves to Manchester. Mrs Victor Tomlinson moves to Birmingham. Mrs J P Corley returns from Thomaston. Mrs A Ridder returns from LaGrange. Samuel J Parker of Manchester marries Susie Carter of Woodbury. Mrs W B Faircloth visits Chattanooga. Miss Jeff Henderson of Alexandria visits Manchester. Mrs W A Carey to Brunswick to live. Mrs George Stubbs returns from Alliant. Mrs Barry Huddleston and daughter of Atlanta visit.

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

Warrenton Socials Mention Visitors From Nearby Towns

Warrrenton notes list Mrs T Dufore of Athens visiting Mrs Linge Raker and Mrs J Jarnagin with Miss Jarnagin kin. In Augusta, Ruth Harper of Harlem invited Warrenton friends. W Evans hosted Mrs A B Perkins of Atlanta and Mrs Zella Featherson of Comer. Wednesday guest BR A Cason of Jewalls visited Mrs FE R Cason.

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 Visitors and Travelers Count Georgia Area Guests

Dallas and surrounding towns see a stream of visitors with Mrs Will staying with relatives in Farrouton. Mr Elia Cooper and wife visit friends in Alabama. J W Baker traveled to Statesboro. Charles Gardner and his wife visit friends in the city. Dr and Mrs Hannon visit Gale City. B E Croker visits Smyrna. Denderfield Williams of Baxley spends time here. Mise Hessle Milligan and Henry Spinks visit Villa Rica friends. J G Starr of Hiram and J A Lewis of Powder Springs guest of Mrs McLucan.

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

Mount Airy Residents Head South and Visit Kin

Mount Airy residents embark on trips to Washington and Franklin as families plan visits. Colonel M. Pope and Mrs. Pope with Lucy travel to Washington while Miss Kate Hall McConnell visits an aunt near Franklin. Mrs. Grier leaves Alto for home after a death nearby.

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

A series of short notices records residents traveling to Roswell New Mexico relocating Mrs Ralph McCord and others in Atlanta Tallapoosa Locust Grove and Griffin. Several social events include sewing club hosting by Miss Jane Ham and a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting led by Mrs J B Settle with other visits and parties noted.

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 visits noted around Jesup Georgia

Miss Claudia Littl from Macon spent Sunday and Monday in Jesup with friends. Mrs King from Williston Florida visits Mrs A W Stripland. Mrs W Gross of Oliver visits Mr and Mrs A E Knight. Min Ida Harper of Gardy was here Tuesday. Miss Mable Surrency returned home after visiting Mrs B D Purcell. Mrs R M Mitkin and daughter Elizabeth visited McKinnon Ga. Mrs A G Horton visits daughter Mrs J K Long in Waynesville. Mrs C F Crawford and son Alton of Waycross visit here. Miss Addie Williams of Baxley visits Miss Gertie Bennett.

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 Social Roundup: Visiting and Travels Highlight Town

Mrs. W. M. Morrison and children visited Jesup last week. Ethel leaves for an extended Florida visit. Dora Rogers leaves for Rome to study at Shorter. Mrs. W. R. Hall and Julia visited Macon relatives. Annie Mae Bohannon returns from Ashburn and Augusta. Wilburta Willam, engaged to Dave M. Parker for November 3, visits her brother Dr. J. K. Willam. Leroy Pharr and son hosted by Mrs. O. A. Gentry. Rosa Newman visits McRae. Grimsley of Cochran attends church cornerstone and stays with W. Waite. J. R. Rose of Brunswick in Eastman. Mrs. C. W. Griffin and Lawton visit Berkeley, Cal. J. M. Edwarda and daughter Ethel visit Walthourville sister. A. C. Bone and baby visit Rocky Mount sisters. Local women attend the W. T. U. Convention in Macon. L. T. T. represented by several youths. Edwards leads a motor parade to attend Gold Medal Contest.

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 Local Social Events Chronicle

In Selma Alabama on Tuesday morning Miss Ethel Fowlkes wed H J Toner at her mother's Union Street home with Rev W P Dickinson officiating. The couple planned a Chicago residence. Also Tuesday afternoon Miss Margaret Loraine Cothran to Backus Baldwin at the Cothran home with Rev Dickinson presiding and Ted Helmer as best man. Relatives and close friends attended a bride luncheon and an informal reception followed. In social notes, Mrs Jee Lera hosted a bride luncheon for Frances Herzfeld. Carmine and Lilly Lera hosted bridge for Frances Herzfeld. The Selma Study Club gathered Thursday with papers by Mesdames Tishop, Converse and Adams, and a Brown talk. Mrs M M Rosenberg hosted the Newlyweds on Thursday. Miss Janette Liepald hosted her bridge club Thursday afternoon. The Young Ladies' Sewing Circle met Friday with Miss Ella Eugte and night refreshments. Mrs Rudolph Richards hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club.

Margaret Loraine Cothran Backus Baldwin George King Cothran Dalius Avenue W. Pp. Dickinson Ted Helmer Jee Lera Janette Liepald Ella Eugte Rudolph Richards

Social notes from Buena Vista Georgia region visitors

Mrs J L Lightsey left for Jacksonville to join her husband in a new position there. Visitors included Mrs Minnie Cameron of Lumber City and Mrs John Wooten of Americus. Miss Anita Rumph spent time with parents in Savannah. Miss Hortense Carewell of Abbeville visited the Missen Cotter. Others visited or traveled, including Mrs E B Hornady and Mrs O C Bullock in Atlanta, and Mr Sidney Rushin on a business trip from Atlanta. The town fire department saved Mr W L Guy’s house after a fire. Martha Moore has fever but is improving.

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

Modern Gas Heater Promises Fast Warmth for Any Room

An ad touts a compact gas heater that warms a damp chilly room in minutes. It promises no furnace work, minimal waste, and adjustable heat for baths dining or living areas. Models with a flue free design feature a heat directing top deflector and copper-backed reflective fire. Prices range from 2.00 to 14.00 with delivery and installation.

Order One Today While Our Stock is New and Big

The ad promotes Atlanta Gas Light Co offerings in Marietta at Fairley Street opposite the post office. It emphasizes a large new stock and urges immediate purchase.

Social notes and gatherings showcase Swainsboro area life

Mrs H I Cliff hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Club and Mr and Mrs W H Proctor hosted an engaging social with an impromptu musical program featuring Miss Roberts and Miss Redding. Numerous visiting friends and local residents attend events from Monticello to Carrollton, with musicians, readers, and bridge and domino gatherings noted along with lyceum and church society activities.

Mrs Royal-Miller Hosts Birthday and Wedding Invitations

Mrs Royal-Miller entertained Wednesday for her mother Mrs Caroline McLendon celebrating her eighty fifth birthday. Invitations were sent by Mr and Mrs Ephriam Link Girdner for the marriage of their daughter Minnie Edna to Mr Albert Homer Williams on the evening of Wednesday.

Thomasville Royal- Miller Caroline McLendon Ephriam Link Girdner Minnie Edna Albert Homer Williams

Forsyth Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Forsyth residents hosted and visited in nearby cities with Mrs. Horace Newton as bridge honoree. Forsyth couples and single guests attended theater trips in Macon while visiting friends in Macon and Savannah. Guests from Atlanta and Tallahassee returned home after visits. Mrs W C Champlin entertained a select group at home with Annie Kate and Claire Fletcher in attendance.

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 Roundup Of Local Visits And Illness

Buckhead residents report several health updates and social visits. Jessie Swords returns home from Cox College with typhoid fever. Pat McWhorter Mrs Jackson and Miss Walton spent Thursday in Greensboro. Annie Chivers came from Atlanta for the weekend. Joe and Mrs Williams plan to move to Moultrie. Mattie Wallace visits Augusta. Sarah Lee Wright visits and Mrs Ferguson returns from Atlanta. Mrs Rogers and Mrs Galssert are in Atlanta for treatment and travel.

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 W. L. Rogers George Galssert

Local social notes from Blakely Georgia and nearby towns

Mrs Watson returns to her home in Alabama after visiting Mrs J H Hand. Mrs C T Alexander visited Cordele. Mrs J H Flawera visited Thomaston last week. Mrs Forrester and children visited Mrs J T Freeman. Mr Mercer Gay from Cuthbert visited this week. Miss Stella Holmes visiting Arlington. Mrs J B Tarver visiting relatives in Albany.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tifton,, GA Sulep Wrigle Manchester, GA Warrenton, GA Dallas, GA Mount Airy, GA Jackson, GA Jesup, GA Columbian Book Company Columbian Optical CO Whitehall Street Spa Eastman, GA Selma, Ala Ethel Fowlkes H. J. Toner Hdward ‘Taylor Folkes Union Street W. P. Dickinson Atlanta Gas Light Co Marietta and Fairley Streets Postoffice Swainsboro, GA 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 Ruby Harrell Mattie Powell Keysville P. Youmans Frances Heath Howard Te Robert Pound Orlando D. R. Temples Leona Durden 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 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 Presday Poulan Rena Bouchelle Young’s College Library Marion Hayes Harley Lawson Hawkinsville Mary Wright J. A. Thomas Woman's Board of Home Missions James Rogers Rogers J. Cagsells Winifred McCullough Cairo W. M. Coon 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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