Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-11
PLAINS.
lFrom our Ragular eorrespondent.l

From Our Regular correspondent)
Plains, Ga, Dec. s.-lOn Thursday
afternoon Miss Ethel Wise entertain
ed The Merry Widow Club" in q
most charming manner Violets, with
palms and ferns were used In profus
ion. adding charm and fragrance to
the attractive home. "42" and Baga-
telle" were the games enjoyed. Mrs
H. T. Bradley made the highest score
and received a box of nice stationery.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Rev Clarence e. Roberts, who has
served the Plains charge the past
year, has been assigned for the en-
suing year TO the Parrot circuit. Our
association with Bro Roberts the past
year has been most pleasant, and 1t Is
with sincere regret that we learn
our connection with him as pastor has
been severed. His place at Plains
has been filled by the assignment OF
Rev. ]. NJ Rustin from Pinehurst,
Ca Bro. Rustin comes highly recon-
mended by his former Presiding Ell
ders and colleagues in the South
Georgia Conference, All most gladly
welcome him to Plains and trust we
will have a pleasant and profitable
year.
Mrs. Linwood Jennings, and little
daughter, Lynette, have returned from
delightful visit to relatives in Syl-
vester.
Mrs. }. e. French spent few days
pleasantly in Americas this pas
week
Mr.. p. F. Market and grand daugh-
| ter, Mary Morton, of Sumter, were
guests at the home of Mr. ]. A Nc
Donald Sunday
Mrs Nina Carter, and daughter
Miss Lula Carter, were charming visi
tors in Americas Friday.
Mrs. Colquitt Logan spent Frida!
| at Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Moore spent f;
few days this past week at Concord
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Dozier
Mrs. Ross Dean visited her sister
Mrs OZella Renfroe, near Cusseta, re
Gently.
Miss Annie Collum spent Saturda.
in Americas, the guest of her father
Prof. ]. NJ Collum, of the Agriculture
College.
Rev. Charles Phillips and Mr.. En-
nett Harper were among the wei
known visitors in Americas Saturday
ATS. GdT1 y. OdluDD6ll anu
rem arrived Sunday from Broxton, ant
son. until after the Christmas b.,
days.
Miss Daisy Austin, of Richland, wa
the pleasant guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Montgomery Sunday.
Mr. John Montgomery, of Preston
spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs
l1Caar0a
Mr and Mrs. K NJ. Mcdonald. o
Sumter, spent Monday here, guest
of Mrs. ]. A Mcdonald.
Mrs. Leila Chambliss, Misses Mry
tie Crawford, Katie Belle Hitler, Mat
tie Lewis Collins and Elmye Wis
spent Friday in Americas.
Miss Amzie Chappell, of Sumter,
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Georg
Jennings.
Mr.. Joseph Glover, of Concord
spent Friday at Plains.
Mrs. NJ E. Howell, of Warrentor
S. c., arrived Saturday, and wi
spend some time here with her sol
Mr. E. r. Stuart.
Mr.. J. A. Mcdonald returned Tues
! day from Quitman, where he attend
ed the annual Conference.
, Mr.. HuIett Wells, of Shellmar
spent a few days the first of tn
week at the home of DR.. B. T. Wise.
Mr.. William d. Fleming, of Am
CIRCUS, spent Sunday in Plains.
Miss Matte JEFF Knowles was tn
guest of Leslie friends Sunday.
Mrs Rufus MCGEE and sister, Mis-
Julia Coleman, left Monday night 70
? Greenyille, Ala, to visit their sistel
!, Mrs. Nolan Crenshaw
Mesdames Clinton Zimmerman an
, Charles Phillips were pleasant Wis
. tors to Americas Tuesday.
! Mr. S. A. Harris left Tuesday fo
Buena Vista, after few days Wis
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Sallie Jones returned Monda
from Americas, where she was Gale
on account of the illness of Mr.. an
Mrs Otis Reese.
Mr. Bolton Jennings spent Wee
nesday in Dawson.
Mr. ]. Hitler spent few days re
Gently in Richland.
Plains regrets losing Mr.. w. K. Ell
banks and family. They left las
+ week for Fort Valley, where they wi
! reside in future.
: Mr. j. w Johns was a visitor t
Americas Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bostick, {
Greenville, Fla, were recent visit
, ors at the home Of Mr.. Luther Wise.
! Mrs Mary Reid, Of Townsville,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. L6
gan.
? Messrs Frank McNulty, T. C. Guic
and j. G. Dozier, of Dawson. made
business trip to Plains Tuesday.
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