Wilkes and Moxley Tie Knot In Vidalia Ceremony
Otis Wilkes wed Miss Vannie Lou Moxley at the Presbyterian Manse with Dr C O N Martindale officiating. The couple, natives of Vidalia, left for Florida by motor after the ceremony. Mrs Moxley is daughter of Mr and Mrs J Moxley and a Brewton Parker graduate. In other news the Bronte Study Club elected officers for the year and discussed plans from a fall cooking school to Georgia legislative study and state federation endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Moxley
Otis Wilkes
Vannie Lou Moxley
Presbyterian Manse
C. O’n. Martindale
Wilkes
J. Moxley
Brewton-Parker Institute
Globe Store
Florida
Bronte Study Club
H. A. Threlkeld
J. C. Bobbitt
Watkins
J. C. Meadows
D. C. Pattillo
E. A. Turner
E. M. Auld
T. J. Ainsworth
J. W. Poe
J. A. Bland
J. D. New, Jr
Georgia
Mothers’ Aid
Vidalia
A. H. Brenner
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Club of
Brenner
de Mincre
Miss Margaret Carter to Attend Epworth League Assembly
Miss Margaret Carter daughter of Mrs. M A Carter will travel to Macon as a delegate of the Epworth League First Methodist Church for the Wesleyan College assembly June 11 to 17. Elizabeth Reeves and Myrtie Johnson hosted a Friday swimming party at Adams Pool with refreshments afterward at Miss Johnson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Carter
M. A. Carter
Macon
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
League
Wesleyan College
Reeves
Johnson
Elizabeth Reeves
Myrtie Johnson
Adams Swimming Pool
Miss Johnson
Miss Christine Meadows Celebrates 10th Birthday
A birthday party for Christine Meadows on a Monday afternoon in June was hosted by Mrs. J. C. Meadows. About fifteen girls attended and enjoyed games and ice cream around a white lake centerpiece with ten candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Meadows
Christine Meadows
Mrs Shaw and Miss Brewer Host Junior League Swim Party
Mrs M A Shaw and Miss Janie V Brewer will be hostesses for a swimming party and picnic at the Adams Swimming Pool on Friday afternoon, complementing the Junior League of the Methodist Church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Shaw
Janie V. Brewer
Adams Swimming Pool
Junior League of the Methodist Church
Tabernacle B Y P U To Study Book of Esther
The Tabernacle Baptist Church program for Sunday June 11 unfolds a study of Esther with readings and speakers. Claud Phillips plays piano and multiple participants, including Miss Eloise Hall and Mr. Hilton, present biblical themes from Esther and its commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Esther
Claud Phillips
Hattie Mae Hilton
Providence
Eloise Hall
Vashti
Mr. Jones
Myrtle Pope
Mordecai
Adra Hamilton
W M U Meeting At Mrs Wilbanks Home
W M U Circle No 3 of the Baptist Women Missionary Union met at the home of Mrs H P Wilbanks on Tuesday afternoon. The session began with singing My Faith Looks Up To Thee and prayer. The topic was Learning to Obey. Five members attended.
Missionary Society Business Meeting Held At Church
The Methodist Missionary Society met at the church Monday at 4 30. Mrs W J Williamson led prayer after singing Higher Ground. Devotional by Mrs Kirtland from St Matthew 7 1 2. Treasurer Mrs Ragan reported 5 75 dues and 3 50 pledge paid for this quarter. Epworth Juniors chief officer noted 90 children attend Bible and Mission schools regularly. Daily Vacation Bible School starts next Monday soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Ragan
C. D. Williams
Golden Cross
W. T. Jenkins
Society
Geo. S. Rountree
M. E. Missionary Society
Methodist Missionary Society
W. J. Williamson
Kirtland
St. Matthew
Miss Nell Wilson Returns from Brunswick Teaching Post
Miss Nell Wilson came back Saturday from Brunswick where she spent the past year teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Wilson
Brunswick
Reverend Shaw to Arrive Friday From Macon
Reverend M. A. Shaw will travel from Macon to attend the Pastors Institute, arriving Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Shaw
Macon
Pastors Institute
Miss Lutie Neese Begins Teaching Career at UNC
Miss Lutie Neese departed Thursday for Atlanta and will soon leave for Chapel Hill North Carolina to teach at the University of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutie Neese
Atlanta
Miss Neese
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Miss Johnnie Gay Returns From Athens Normal College
Miss Johnnie Gay returned Thursday from Athens where she studied at the State Normal College for the past year. Mr and Mrs William Stubbs and their young daughter of Savannah are visiting Rev and Mrs M A Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Gay
Athens
The
State Normal College
William Stubbs
Little Daughter
Savannah
M. A. Shaw
Rountrees Attend Savannah Nuptials of Niece Thompson
Mr and Mrs Geo S Rountree returned from Savannah where they attended the marriage of their niece Miss Thompson on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Rountree
Savannah
Miss Thompson
Georgia student visits home for holidays
Mr. Jack Meadows, a University of Georgia attendee, arrived Monday to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meadows
University of Georgia
E. L. eMadows
Hackel Family Hosts Murphy Hackel Visitor
Mr and Mrs Joe Hackel welcomed Murphy Hackel of Savannah as their guest this week confirming family ties and a social visit across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hackel
Mr. Murphy Hackel
Savannah
Meadows and Vann Take Apartments on Durden Street
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Meadows and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vann have taken apartments in the home on Durden street recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Meadows
Claude Vann
Durden Street
E. A. Blount
Mark Mathews Returns from Savannah Visit
Mr. Mark Mathews has returned from a visit to Savannah, where he spent time touring historic sites and meeting local contacts. He reported an eventful trip with productive discussions and plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Mathews
Savannah
Meadows Jr. Returns Home to Winter Park Florida
Mr. E L Meadows Jr returns to his Winter Park home after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E L Meadows Sr with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Meadows, Jr
Winter Park, Fla
Mrs
E. L. Meadows, Sr
McBride Family Returns to City Home on Jackson Street
Mr. E. T. McBride and his family, long residents of Lumber City, have moved back to town and are occupying their residence at 606 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. McBride
Lumber City
Jackson Street
Miss Kathryn White Expected Home After Operation
Friends announce Miss Kathryn White, who had an appendicitis operation at St. Vincent Hospital in Jacksonville Florida, is expected home Friday. She will be accompanied by her mother Mrs J R Coombs who has stayed at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn White
St. Vincent Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
J. R. Coombs
Local social notes from Americus and nearby
Friends of Mrs Wallace Moses announce she is confined at home due to illness. Miss Hattie Pournelle of Phoenix Arizona visits Savannah after staying with Mr and Mrs L E Pournelle. Mrs Alice Brown returns from North Carolina visit. S D Morris leaves for Hot Springs Arkansas for a few weeks vacation. C W Witt spends a few days in Americus. D C Harris P J McNatt and J T Ragan visit Atlanta this week. H L Carter visits Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Charles Adams and children return from North Carolina after attending the Poe Reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Moses
Hattie Pournelle
Pheenix, Ariz
Savannah
Mrs. L. E. Pournelle
Alice Brown
North Carolina
Adams Family Visit Noted in Richland
Mr. Leon Adams visits Richland with Alice Adams and Charles Adams. The item continues on Enlitoral Page.
Girls Scouts Camp at Houston Factory
Readable diary notes describe a Houston Girl Scouts camp with meals, swimming, treasure hunts, and daily programs. Highlights include instruction hour for merit badges, vesper services, boat rides on the lake, a campfire program with stunts, and a “Who’s Who in Camp” ballot featuring scouts by popularity and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Scouts
Houston
Martha Sue Williams
Miss Neese
Florence Jenkins
Ruby Darby
Ruth Cromartie
Miriam Darby
Mary Chapman
Dorothy Brewton
Katherine
Helen Snooks
Mae Dee Patitillo
Elizabeth Shaw
Virginia Rountree
Sven
Ethel Claire Sutton
Mrs Hodges Family as Guests of Mrs Russell
Mrs J Carl Hodges and her children from Hagan spent several days this week as guests of Mrs M A Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carl Hodges
Hagan
M. A. Russell
Miss Sharpe Returns From Brunswick for Summer Visit
Miss C. B. Sharpe came back Saturday from Brunswick and will spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Sharpe
Brunswick
Mrs. R. L. Sharpe
Mrs Lois Coleman Returns From Athens For Summer
Mrs Lois Coleman arrives back Thursday from Athens where she attended the State Normal College and will spend the summer with her mother, Mrs Viola Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Coleman
Athens
The
State Normal College
Viola Coleman
Master John Boatright Leaves Forsyth Visit
Master John Boatright departed Sunday for his home in Forsyth after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J R Coombs as their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boatright
Forsyth
J. R. Coombs
Shuman Family Called to Claxton by Illness
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Shuman and Mr. and Mrs. Talbert Shuman are in Claxton where they were called on account of their mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Shuman
Talbert Shuman
Claxton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pelephone Number
W. E. Walker
Optometrists
Valdosta
Rock Hill
Giles
Dorsey Whittington
New York Institute of Musical Art
Rome
Italy
Alexander Savine
Institute
Roscoe Ledford
Lila Agee
Miss Carter
Mrs. Shaw
Miss Brewer
Tabernacle B. Y. P. U
S. D. Morris
Hot Springs
Ark
C. W. Witt
Americus
D. C. Harris
P. J. McNatt
John T. Ragan
H. L. Carter
Charles Adams
Chilren
Poe
Leon Adams
Richland
Alice
Sandman
Eloise Darby
Evry
Millie Todd
West
Mr. Frog
Miss Mouse
Magsie
Jiggs
Miriam Dar
Myrtice Johnson
Frances Darby
Sylvia Hackel
Mae Dee Pattillo
Myrtice Jonson
Ala Jo Brewton
Helen Wilson
Edna Harris
Vidalia Hardware Co
Ottolowe
Scholasticus
Murchison Undertaking CO
Vidalia, Georgia
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