Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-15
SCHLEY CAPITALS
BUDGET OF NEWS
Interesting Items From Our
Correspondent.
From our Regular Correspondent

(trom our Regular correspondent |
Ellayille. Ca, April 13-Superior
court convened here last Monday
morning, Judge dttlejohn presiding.
His charge to tn; grand jury was
clear, firm and easily understood. |
Judge Littlejohn stands in great favor
with our people, who admire him for
his straight forwardness and his de-
termination to uphold tie law. So1ic-
itor Jim WILLIAMS is an old Schley
county boy. and numbers his friends
in our vicinity by the score. As an
exponent of Blackstone he has few
equals, and n his Interpretation of
the law he shows neither fear nor
favor We are proud to own him as u
former resident and wish him mucbI
success. Owing to a short docket court
only lasted two days. We venture the
assertion that Schley county citizens
are as peaceable and law abiding as
any in the state, court rarely ever
holding over two days, and we are
proud of oar record. Let others follow
our example.
Mrs. T. A. Collins entertained last
Thursday afternoon at her lovely home
on Church street Situated midst
stately oaks this home is always 10
be admired, with its broad verandahs
and lovely lawns The interior of the
house was most spring like, with its
decorations of roses in the parlor and
potted plants in the hall Mrs. Collins
! received her guests wearing a dark
blue messaline, the artistic lines and
eoloring of which brought out her
beauty of form and face. In the inter
esting game. of AZ" Mrs. S. C. Collins
and Miss Anna Belle McCrory made
top score. The score cards used were
hand-painted violets, the work of the
accomplished hostess. Grape fruit
was served at ; o'clock, followed by a
delightful salad course and grape
juice.
Mrs. 80. Bailey entertained the
Foreign Missionary Society last Mon
day afternoon at the parsonage. Quite
a number of ladies were present and a
splendid program rendered. Mrs. Baily
gave a report of the conference at
Cuthbert that was most interesting
Mr.. T E. Lightner, of Ideal, visited
relatives here the past week.
Mrs. Tom Tundee has returned from
a weeks stay in Worth county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Johnson and
children spent Sunday with relatives
near Shiloh.
Messrs. E. i. Bridges, John Cheney
and Darcy Peacock autored to Atlanta
the past week.
Miss Bobbfe Royal las accepted a
position as music teacher at Meter,
Ca. and left some days ago for that
place
Hon. Jas. William was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stewart during
/ court week.
Mrs. c, A McCrory and Miss Me-
/ Crory spent Saturday in Americas
shopping.
Mr.. Acee Royal VIII make a business
trip to Columbus this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Strange and fam
lily spent Sunday at Andrew Chapel, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy VIM
bush.
DIR. B. L. Bridges autored to Ameri-
Gus Tuesday
Mrs. C. H Green had as her guest
the past week her brother, VIII Crews,
of Albany.
Hon. John ColIum, President of the
Agricultural College of this district,
attended court here this week.
J F. Martins vaudeville show is
filling a weeks engagement in Our
city.
Mrs. Royal of Rupert, is the guest
of her sons, Messrs. Acee and John
Royal this week
Mr.. Bob Wells. ore Of Friendships
mos esteemed citizefs, attended court
rere tbs week. \