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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
7
Social column praises the virtue of being square and upright. It notes Dr. Howell, a Jackson resident, and his marriage, with congratulations from friends. The couple left for a western and New Orleans visit after the ceremony.
Ruth Norris and James Gregory wed Tuesday afternoon in the courthouse with Judge J. H. Ham performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Morrison entertained the sewing club on Wednesday afternoon at her West Third Street home. After sewing, a salad course with coffee was served. Mrs. W. G. Morrison will host next.
Due to the week of prayer by Methodist ladies the D A R Chapter meeting is moved to Friday afternoon at 8 o clock. Mrs H W Copeland and Mrs J B Carmichael will host at Mrs Copeland s home. All members are invited.
The Womans Club of Jackson asks for inexpensive donated items for a two day bazaar the first week of December. Aprons fancy needlework gift articles dolls and candy will be used at booths and any donation will be gratefully received.
Miss Helen Carmichael and Dr. O B Howell wed Tuesday at six in the Carmichael home. Dr. Robert Van Deventer of the Baptist church officiated for an audience of immediate relatives. The nuptials surprised many friends of the couple. Fred Howell is described as charming and popular with cordial interest in everyone.
Mr A A Howell spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mr S K Smith was a visitor in town Monday. Mr J O Gaston was a visitor in Atlanta Friday. Mrs C S Wood spent part of the week in Atlanta. Mrs W E Watkins was a visitor to Atlanta Monday. Mr W J Wood spent Friday and Saturday in Atlanta. Mr J A McMichael was a visitor in Atlanta Monday. Mrs A J Biles and Miss Lois Biles spent Saturday in Atlanta. Miss Annie Howell spent the week end with friends in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs J D Jones and Doyle Jones spent Friday in Atlanta. Mrs W S Dame of Juliette spent Monday here. Miss Sara Smith is visiting Mrs Wimberly Wilson in Fitzgerald this week. Mrs O A Crittenden of Shellman is visiting her sister Mrs R L Smith. Mr and Mrs Julian Thurston announce the birth of a daughter on October 24. Misses Eloise and Sarah Beauchamp were up from Wesleyan Sunday and Monday.
The Woman's Club of Jackson mourns the death of Mrs Lizzie Butner leaving a vacancy on the roll. The group adopts resolutions praising her loyalty and service and extends sympathy to her family. Several club members and local residents are noted as visitors and travelers to Atlanta and the Southeastern Fair.
Mn and Mrs C R Conner and children spent Sunday at Biount with Mr and Mrs Hugh Coleman. Friends of Mrs Henry Bankston will regret her illness and wish her a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs G H Kimbell and Mrs C M Kimbell attended the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta. Mr Frank Tate of Oklahoma City was guest of sister Miss Pearl Tate part of the week. Friends of Mrs R W Mays are glad she is convalescent after illness. Misses Nannie and Mollie McElroy returned from a visit to their brother Tillman McElroy of Conyers. Mr and Mrs T C Ravads, Mrs R E Lunsford and Mr J W Lunsford spent Friday in Atlanta for the fair. Miss Dorothy Covington of Moultrie, Wesleyan student, spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Annie Rose Wright. Howard Jolly left for San Diego where Marines unit is stationed. Mrs J R Peek and others were guests of Mrs N R McCord. Master Felton Singley celebrated his eighth birthday with friends. C K McCord of Macon and others were weekend guests of Mrs J W McCord. Friends of H O Ball sympathize in the death of Mrs Ball's sister, Mrs E A Smith, in Savannah. funeral was in Statesboro.
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Peel tomatoes and slice thin. Broil bacon until crisp and mince fine. Layer crushed crackers, tomatoes, bacon, salt and pepper, then sliced egg. Repeat layers to use all ingredients. Add bacon grease and onion to boiling water, pour over, top with buttered crumbs and bake twenty minutes.
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Make a white sauce then remove from heat and add grated cheese with salt and pepper. Beat egg whites until very stiff and fold them into the cheese mixture with the yolks lightly beaten.
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