Social Interest Luncheon Honors Local and Visiting Ladies
A luncheon hosted by Miss Marguerite Adams at her College street home drew guests from Covington LaGrange Hawkinsville Columbus and Florida. The hall and living room were decorated in red and yellow with tulle details and a center mirror plateaus. A course luncheon was served and attendees included Miss Lane Adams Palhill Hattie Bruner Lucile Talmage Diamond Bess McGown Rachel Brock Claire Holderness Susie Tanner Vivian Brodnax Cecil Cramer Caroline Stewart Mildred Art Emma Lee Kytle and Elizabeth McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Adams
College Street
Clara Bell Adams
Covington
Sarah Lane
LaGrange
Katherine Polhill
Hawkinsville
Josephine Diamond
Columbus
Miss Lane
Visitors Entertained By Local Hosts This Week
Mr M. M. Tanner complimented Miss Susie and Mr Charles Tanner's house guests Miss Josephine Diamond Miss Sarah Lane Miss Katherine Polhill and Mr William Quarterman with a motor trip to Atlinta and a matinee at Forsyth theatre Thursday. On Friday Miss Vivian Brodham hosted a dance on Rome street. Decorations were artistic and costumes exquisite. On Saturday Mr Charles Tanner hosted a swimming party for the visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tanner
Susie
Charles Tanner
Josephine Diamond
Sarah Lane
Katherine Polhill
William Quarterman
Atlinta
Forsyth Theatre
Vivian Brodham
Rome Street
Mule
Morning Party at Mrs Bass House
Mrs E M Bass hosted a sewing party Thursday morning with twelve guests on the porch adorned with yellow flowers and hanging baskets. A delicious hot lunch followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bass
Birthday Party for Mrs Mary Tanner at Bonita
Mrs Mary Tanner celebrated her twelfth birthday Friday with a picture party for eighteen young guests. The party featured pictures at the Bonita and a refreshment stop at the Red Cross tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tanner
the Bonita
Red Cross
MISS HOLDERNESS HOSTS THEATRE PARTY FOR MISS ADAMS
Miss Clair Holderness entertained guests at a picture party on Thursday in compliment to Miss Clara Bell Adams of Covington, guest of Miss Marguerite Adams. About thirty attendees enjoyed a jovial time at the City Drug Stores after viewing the films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Holderness
Clara Bell Adams
Covington
Marguerite Adams
Bridge Club Hosts Tea At College Street
Mrs. Charles A Wright presided for the bridge club Saturday afternoon at College street with Mrs J H McGlalland hosting. Mrs John Lowrey won high score and Mrs Bell Stokeley took consolation. Three tables played. prizes included silk hose and a laundry list. guests included Mrs Stokeley and Mrs J Lee Young. A salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wright
Bridge Club
J. H. McGlalland
College Street
John Lowrey
Bell Stokeley
Stokeley
J. Lee Young
Dance at Halcyon Club Honoring Visiting Ladies
The Halcyon club hosted a Monday evening dance in compliment to visiting young ladies. Fourteen couples enjoyed the event with lively dancing and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon Club
Lovely Afternoon Reception Honors Out-of-Town Guests
A mid summer reception hosted Wednesday afternoon by Miss Sue ste Tanner and Mr. Charles Tanner celebrated their house guest Miss Josephine Diamond from Columbus and others from Hawkinsville Windsor Covington and Mawkinsville. The festivity featured bright yellow decor and a punch service with Mrs Callie Bass and Miss Marguerite Adams assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ste Tanner
Charles Tanner
Josephine Diamond
Columbus
Matherine Folhitl
Mawkinsville
William Cuartermain
Winder
Clara Bell Adams
Covington
Marguerite Adaams
Dixie Street
Brighy
Y ‘Painer
Bass
Callie Bass
Vivian Brodnax
Marguerite Adams
Loyd Aycock Nuptials Surprise Maple Street Area
Miss Viva Loyd and Mr Max Aycock married at the bride’s parents home in Govington. Loyd, a Maple Street teacher, and Aycock, formerly of this town and now superintendent of a Dawson cotton mill, will reside there. The Free Press offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viva Loyd
Max Aycock
Ie Bride
Govington
Miss Loyd
Maple Street
Mr. Aycock
Dawson
Jacksons Visit Carrollton and Local Marriages Noted
Mr J N Jackson and daughter Miss Myrtie motor to Carrollton Monday. Master Render Jackson improving. Dr H T Barker attended barbecue. Mr and Mrs S A McClung and Mr Earl Nixon attended camp meeting at Union. Mr and Mrs A L Hughs of Beulah were at the herdside Saturday night. Mrs P Nixon spent Saturday night with the Jackson family. Miss Mamie Johnson and Mr Homer Wallis were married last Tuesday. Miss Mattie Widener and Mr Bob Bohannon were married Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Jackson
Myrtie
Carrollton
Render Jackson
H. TL. Barker
S. A. McClung
Earl Nixon
Union
A. L. Hughs
Beulah
Little Ender Jackson
P. Nixon
Misa Mamie Johnson
Homer Wallis
Mattie. Widener
Bob Bohannon
Farm Seeks Tenants at Shady Grove Carrollton Ga
A 4 or 5 horse crop for standing rent money or cotton. farm at Shady Grove. Apply to Mrs I W Hort0 in Carrollton Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Grove
I W. Horto
Carrollton, Ga
Hugh Dorsey to Speak at Carrollton Courthouse
Hugh Dorsey candidate for governor will address the people at the Carrollton courthouse on Wednesday September 6 at 10 o clock A M Frank Harwell Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fYon
Hugh Dorsey
Carrollton
Frank Harwell
Lost item notice between Newnan and Carrollton
Lost on August 1 between Newnan and Carrollton a demountable rim and tire badly worn United States smooth tread size 2 x 3 1 2. Notify any of the garages or Dr. H. L. Barker Carrollton Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnan
Carrollton
United States
H. L. Barker
Mass meeting called for Carrollton citizens next Monday
A mass meeting of Carrollton citizens is called at the courthouse on September 4 at 3 p m to elect a new executive committee for the year and to conduct other business as needed. Executive Committee members J T Norman J T Boatright and L M Harman urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Court House
J. T. Norman
J. T. Boatright
L. M. Harman
Lost blue serge coat found on Newman road
Paper in pocket addressed to myself Temple Ga route 3 box 98. Finder to leave at Free Press office and receive reward lpd W J Rutledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Road
Temple
Free Press Office
W. J. Rutledge
Land For Sale Fifty-Two Acres Near Temple
Sixty two acres of land with two three-room houses and 40 acres in cultivation four miles south of Temple. One quarter mile to land school and Concord church at Hickory Level. Cheap for cash or terms arranged by George G Murrah. [8-17-4tpd]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Land School
Concord Church
Hickory Level
George G
Murrah
Roopville
Carrollton
Dixie
Jenkins Seeks Court of Appeals Seat in Georgia
Frank Jenkins known as W. F. Jenkins plans to run for one of the three newly created judgeships on Georgia’s Court of Appeals. A Mercer University graduate trained under his long-time judge father, he has practiced law for years and served as Putnam County legislator. He is vice chairman of the state Democratic executive committee and widely respected across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa
Bradley
Tio
Ife
Frank Jenkins
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Mercer University of Virginia
Ocmulgee
Democratic Executive Committee
Putman County
Georgia
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Circus Coming
Peg O’ the Ring
Dixie Buggy
Blount - Carriage ‘Bares Co
Atlanta
Rome Street Supply CO
Loyd—Aycock
Big Joe
D. H. Druckenmiller
Wateh
W.L. Folds
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