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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-10-16
MOVEMENT TO ORGANIZE
FAIR ASR0ClATI0a

BRIDGEPORT. Ala, Oct. %
considerable interest has been aroused
at this place and all over jackson
aonntv over the proposition to organ
ia a fair association for the purpose
90 holding an annual fair at some suit
.,h,o n,are in the county. W. E. Cant.
as shalhvyille, Tenn. who is secreta-
- :, oe tha Bedford County, Tenn. I
Ea;r .ssociation, will talk to thes peo-
.ia % a, soottsboro on Oct 90. giving
POINTERS on how to make the o move, :,
ment success. Being e1pei'eaee' -
fair work bis talk will no douot % y
great value jackson count, -, = "n8
If Il the largest counties III ;,.,n, Aiapa.l",
and with her fine stock and u,'ers'nsa as''
nrolucts her fair should rank au'0"s
the best.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-10-16
LowIy Hen May Climb
To Lofty Perch of Eagle

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 90. Displace-
ment of the American eagle as the ma
tional bird by the barnyard hen that
lays one egg day was forecasted at
the convention of the National Poul-
try, Butter and Egg Association, when
w. f. Priebe, of Chicago. declared
that the eggs sold every year now val
ued at $1,000, 600. 600.
Incidentally, he said fully $75, 600, :
900 worth of the output is destroyed
every year because of poor transpor-
tation facilities. This enormous waste
has a diiect bearing on the customer,
for it keeps up prices
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-10-16
TWO DEATHS
AT PIKEVILLE
Other News of Interest from
the County Seat of the
FIOuriShing County
Of BIedsOe.

J. L. Rigby, one of our oldest and
most highly respected citizens, died ct
his home in Rigby cove, Friday MORN
ing, aged about 81 years. Squire Rig
by was an Confederate soldier and
always attended all reunions of the old
soldiers, having been in Chattanooga
last Spring. He was we'll informed
and had a fine recollection. He leaves
a wife, four Sous and two daughters.
His son, John, lives in Chattanooga,
Samps and Raymond near Pikeville
and Alex. at Graysvil!e, Tenn. His
daughter Mrs. A. d. Young lives at
Thornfield. Mo-, and his youngest
daughter resides at homs. He leaves
many grandchildren and relatives
who mourn the death of this loved
one. Funeral services were held at
the Pikeville cemetery at noon Sat
urday, Rev. Summit. officiating.
William Hixson died at his home
near Lees Friday night. Mr.. Hixson
was an old federal soldier, and one of
our best citizens. He leaves a large
family of married sons and daughters
and devoted wife who were shocked
as were the entire community at his
sudden death. as be had been i'll less
than "a hours Mr.. Hixson's sons are
all prosperous and respected citizens.
J. A. Hixson is merchant in Pike
Vile, John lives in Whitwell, Sam at
Lees, Will ia merchant at Lees and
George, a member of the firm of Hix-
son & eagle at College Station His
daughters are Mrs. q. A. Mercy
nolds, of near Pikeville, Mrs. Robt.
Hembry. of Pikeville This county in
one short day has lost two of its Oldest
and best citizens.
Stock has all been taken up and di-
rectors elected at a meeting of stock
holders here Saturday for National
Bank for Pikeville. What steps will
be taken fol this new enterprise IS un-
known to the writer further than that
a committee was appointed to confer
with the Citizens Bank in regard to
buying them out
The Citizens Bank has been in bus
mess here for many years and is one
of the best banks in this part OF the
state, but there seems to be a demand
for national bank here and every one
seems to think there is business enough
for the two banks. There is no doubt
MS to the financial standing OF the Cit
izen's bank which has taken such
,art ia the success of our farmers,
stock raisers aud business men for
nearlystwenty years.
Senator Il S Pope itft Sunday for
Nashville
Many OF the vail y farmers attended
the bank stockholders meeting Satur-
day.
DIR. E. Z. Swafford our new Clerk
and Mast r, expects to open new
drug store in short time in the }. B.
Deakins building where the postotfiee
is now located.
N. J. Furguson will in short time
be ready for business at the big r. r. !
Store building, which he has overhaul
ed from from bottom to top. He has
put on fine metal roof
P. Remkes has moved in the Greer
building where Mr.. Ketner made his
headquarters for nearly six years.
Greer Bros. are still adding to their
hardware stock which they bought
from Jos F. Deakins in the Pope !
brick.
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Or. Lacy a
Successful FanCier

DR.. j. f. Lacy, of Jasper, is making
a great success of bis poultry business,
taking premiums right along wherever
he exhibits his chickens. At present
he is contemplating having an exhibit
at the Augusta, Ca, Poultry Show.
which occurs next month, and will
undoubtedly win several ribbons
there. Lynn Clyde Pryor, of Jasper,
another fancier, will also have an ex-
hibit at the Augusta show. DR.. La
cy's speciality is Notified Anconas, a
chicken of Italian origin and very
handsome. He started this spring with
three, and now has over a hundred
splendid specimens.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-10-16

LONE OAK HEALTH RESERVA-
TION, Knickerbocker, Texas. Exclus-
i've resort for the treatment of tuber-
culosis. Scientific methods. Altitude
$500 feet Ideal climate. Moderate
rates. Write for particulars.
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'Possom Time In Dixie

Oh, de posson he is hiding
In desweet persimmOn tree;
He is JUS de sIyest feller
That is possible to be.
And his pelt is full and fluffy
And his eyes is shining bright;
They is like two yellow lanterns
Up dere in the quiet night
| can smell de sug'ry simmons
Rip'ning in de autumn breeze,
They is hanging in de crimson
Oh de tree-tops leafy ffieze.
They is sayin' to de possom,
"Travel by de trunk-line route;
Come and get an early breakfast
Oh our mellow, fragrant fruit"
And he can't withstand de pleading
1t is far too much for him!
And right soon de chap is feeding
'Mong de branches deep an dim.
Oh, its possom-time in Dixie;
1t is 'possom-time, | say,
For de simmons they is purple
In de grove across de way.
Our Dumb Animals.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
0UT-0F-T TOWN SOCIETY % %
90

society people, the occasion being in
compliment to her guest, Miss Bessie
Helm, of Brownwood. Texas. Games
of heart-dice and "42" were played
at tables placed on the broad piazza
of the home.
Mrs B, A. Daniels was the hostess
at an informal bridge party on
Thursday morning. There were three
tables.
Mrs z. l. Fitzpatrick has returned
from a short visit to Atlanta, where
she was called on business connected
with the State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs.
Mrs. f. L. MacIntyre, of this city.
was a guest at the MacIntyre- Scott
marriage in Atlanta this week. She
will remain over for the Ripley Mac
Intyre marriage which takes place
next week.
Mrs. A. P. Wright and Misses An
ME and Julia Wright are the guests
for a short time of Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Wright. in Savannah. From there
they will go North for the summer
months.
Miss Mary Merrill, who has been
spending some weeks with relatives
in Florence and Birmingham, rs at
home again.
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Columbus

.TOLUMBUS. June "A number OF
4 social affairs have been given in
honor OF Miss Ethel Scarborough.
whose marriage to Walter Blanchard
Hodgson. Of Athens. VIII be an i'm
portant event for Wednesday. June
II. Among the parties that have been
given in her honor were those of
Mrs Frank Foley Miss CLYDE O'NeaL
Mrs. Arthur Goriy, Miss Wyolene
Page. and Miss Bessie Perkins. on
next Tuesday evening Immediately af-
ter the rehearsal, Miss Perkins will
entertain the members Of the we'd
ding party at her home on Waverly
Terrace.
\ beautiful affair Of the past week
was the tea AT which Mrs A. W.
COZart and Mrs. W. @. Love were
the hustesses 70 a large number of
friends in the grill room ot the Mus
Cogae Club
Members OF Lizzie Rutherford
chapter. Daughters Of the ConfeGer-
acy, entertained the members OF Camp
BenninE Of Confederate veterans at
a lawn party At the court house Fri
day afternoon.
The Oglethorpe Chapter OF the
Daughters Of tho American Revolu-
ton were entertained Thursday aft
eruoon by Mrs Robert Parish az the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Stewart
Fleming. 1910 Second Avenue
Miss Ouida I.apham entertained the
members OF the Alumni Club of LO-
rsna Hail ar her home on Lower Sec
Ond Avenue. Tables were arranged
I'm a most attractive manner for the
games of cards, and later in the
morning a refreshing ice course was
served
The Missionary Society OF st. Luke
Methodist Church entertained NJ the
church Friday afternoon. a splendid
program being rendered
Mrs Henry EuSsey. Of Charlotte
was amuuE the weeks arrivals. 1av-
ing come 10 the city 10 attend the
welGluE Of Miss Nadge Norman &c
AIr. r f Wea-herS. While in the
city Airs. Bussey is the guest Of Airs.
John BlaCkuar-
1Ir. and Mrs. John Bilckusr have
returned from Atlanta. where they
went TO meet their daughter Miss
Susie BIaCkuar. who has been a stu
dent az The Castle" located at Tar
ryroWu-ou -the- Hudson
Miss Louise NcNaJl and Miss Min
rie Hunt Han, who were the regiEi-
eUts II many pretty social attentions
lu TvScaloOSa. Ala, during the re-
cent Commencement exercises Of the
Alabama State University. have re-
turned home
AIRS. Dan shepherd. Of Pensacola,
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is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
KaroW.
Forsyth

r ORSYTH, June THE social cal
endar for the last part OF the
week will be filed with parties
for the two brides of this month
Miss Clare Fletcher and Miss Lillian
Morse
Mrs Mary B. Persons will enter
tain at a calling reception THURSDAY
afternoon for Misses Morse and
Fletcher.
Friday morning Misses Alice and
Mary Lou Newton will entertain Tor
the two brides elect at a party.
Mrs. J. o. Elrod will have the
Game Club on Saturday morning with
Miss Fletcher as honor guest.
Mrs. Richard Pleasanton Brooks
will entertain the out -of-town guests
and the members Of Miss Fletcher
bridal party at a luncheon Monday,
Miss F'letcher's wedding to Thomas
Nesbit, of Cordele, will be the
event of Monday afternoon, at
) o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
E. Fletcher They will leave i'm
mediately after the ceremony for
a tour of the Western States.
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Dalton

NATION, June IA compliment
IL TO Major and Mrs. T. 5. Lucas
was the "42" party. at which
Mrs, Julian McCamy entertained at
her home on Spencer Street Tuesday
evening, 30 guests being present to
meet the honor guests
The Governor John Millcdge Chap
ter. Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton held It's last meeting for the
summer with Mrs w. r. Cannon on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Smith will entertain at "A
house party at her home on Thorn
ton Avenue next week Misses Helen
and Katie Iinthicum, OF Birmingham.
| Miss Willie Sue Armand, of Social
Circle. and Miss Annie Nicely Irwin,
OF Cedartown.
Mrs. II. J. Heron entertained her
card club at an enjoyable bridge
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Laura Black entertained in
formally at cards as a compliment TO
Miss lnez Reid of Atlanta the house
guest OF Mr. and Mrs y. &. Herault
Miss Marion McCamy entertained
% members of the younger set al a
heart dice party Thursday evening
Mrs. Howard Mobley, of Oakland,
Cal, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
= Thomas
Colonel and Mrs. Paul r. Trammeu
had as their guests for the week
end Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Scott. Of At
lanta. and Mrs. Elizabeth Cartwright.
of Birmingham
Mr. ana Mrs. Warren H. MCBryde
and daughter Miss Lucille MCBrydC.
OF California. arrived to-day to be
the guests of Rev and Mrs. r. X
Sims.
Miss Marie Holliugsworth is being
delightfully."- entertained as the guest
of Miss Willingham I'm Marietta
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ Reid. of Atlanta,
We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. q. He
rault for the week end
Miss Nancy Latlmer. Of Atlanta.
who has been the guest of Mrs. G. NJ.
, HollugswOrth. left this week for
I Rome, where she is visiting Mrs. John
w Bale
Misses Julia Mcdaniel, Of BirminE-
ham. Maude Mcdaniel. Of Atlanta.
and Nettie Mcdaniel, Of Cave Springs.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Nc
I Daniel on Thornton Avenue
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n 1 AGtl AA-AAE-t June ts-- MISS annie
IN Laura Fitzgerald. Of valdosta,
was here recently
Miss Eugenia Hardy has been
spending several days here with,reI-
atiyes.
Misses Eva Moore. BERTHE Fergu-
TO Lucy Lake Sunday
Misses Rachael and Fannie Brad
ford have returned from a visit 10
ValdOsta.
Misses Opal Shepherd. Fannie Mae
Peoples and Lottie Alexander. who
have been attending the Georgia
Normal and Industrial College have
returned home
Mrs J. T. Pope. Of Abel, was here
recently.
Miss Eugenia Hardy visited rela-
tives here recently.
Mrs. Guy Selman has returned from
a visit to NaldOSta.
Miss Matte Swindle. Of Rays
Mil is visiting here this week.
Mrs. Henry Spell has returned from
q visit TO MOrveu.
Mrs LinwOOG Hickman was the
guest OF her parents. MI and Mrs.
r. L. Ferguson last week.
Miss Mae SWindle went to Alapaha
yesterday.
Miss Dona Hendricks, who has been
attending Bessie Tiff College, has re-
turned home
Misses Bessie Goodwin and Ruth
Memians of NaldOsta. were the guests
of Miss Jewell Giddens recently.
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TiftOn

Triton, June IA marriage of
much interest in Triton was that
of Mrs. Sarah Holder. of Forsyth,
and H. H. Adams, of Triton, at the
home of Col. and Mrs. r. d. Smith
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. T. II. Thomson, of the Methodist
Church, Triton, performed the cere-
mOny.
Mrs. +. A. Buck visited in Atlanta.
Mrs. w. L. Harmar returned sat
Urday after a short visit to Mrs. w.
M. Thurman, in Atlanta.
Mrs. L. G. Manard and daughter,
Miss Leslie, returned home Wednes-
day afternoon after spending several
weeks in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Creech, of Saw
annah, We're the guests Thursday Of
Mrs. B. W. Mills en- route to Norman
Park to visit Mrs. NJ. ID. Norman.
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is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. c. z.
Cole, having come to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Sallie Cole TO Schley
Gordy, which took place Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nina Browne, Of Talladega,
Ala, is the attractive guest Of Miss
Clyde O'Neal She will also attend
the Scarborough Hodgson wedding
while in the city.
Miss Leila Frank McMurrain en-
tertained Thursday evening in honor
Of her guest, Miss Eta Burney, of
Moultrie Games of heart dice were
played The prize was won by Mr..
s. B. McMurrain. After the game a
salad course and ices were served.
Mrs. Cartwright Cook entertained
the Friday Auction Club Thursday
afternoon, at the home Of her mother,
Mrs NJ. V. Salisbury. Those present
were: Mrs J. NJ. Anderson, Mrs John
Martin, Mrs 5. ]. McMath, Mrs. Wal
ter L. Meadows, Mrs. Carl Hatcher.
Mrs. Sanford Beall. Mrs. A w Co
Fart, Mrs. c. r. Medley, Mrs. Gordon
Biggers Mrs. Hamlin Ford, Mrs. Ar
thur Gordy, Mrs. J. R. YOumans and
Mrs. w. W. Curtis
Mrs. Charles R. Humber and lit
tie son, Charles R., Jr., have returned
from a visit to the formers sister,
Mrs. Eugene Gray. in Atlanta.
Miss Penelope Shade was the guest
of Mrs. George Powers. in Bulloch-
vile, the past week
The Young WOman's Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian
Church was entertained in a delight
full manner Thursday afternoon. by
Mrs. e. Y. Graves at her pretty home
in Wynnton.
Miss Margaret Lowery, of Augusta,
is the charming guest of Miss Susie
Hatcher.
Miss Josephine Vickery, of Toccoa,
is in the city as the guest of Miss
Emma Bradley.
Mrs. Perry Spencer, of Birmingham,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Arthur Gordy and Mrs. Leon Camp.
has been the recipient of many social
Courtesies during her visit
A brilliant event of Tuesday even
ing was the wedding of Miss Sallie
Cole to Schley Gordy. the ceremony
being performed at $3.50 o'clock at
the First Baptist Church, by DR.. l..
r. Christie, in the presence Of several
hundred friends Of the couple.
Mrs. Frank D. Foley, sister of the
groom. was matron of honor, and
Mr.. Rush Cole, a brother of the bride,
was best man. The bridesmaids were
Miss Louise McMath and Miss Mabel
Pearce. Miss Vera Howard was the
flower girl while master Cartwright
Cook was the ring bearer
Misses Almyr and Nouna nlges
have issued invitations to an after
noon tea to be given at their home
Monday evening, in honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Carstairs, OF London, Eng
land, and Miss Ethel Scarborough, a
charming bride-elect
The senior class Of the Columbus
Seminary enjoyed a delightful spend
night party at that institution
Monday evening, at the seminary.
Dancing was enjoyed during the even
ing as a number Of the boy friends
Of the members Of the class called
during the evening.
Miss Edith Kyle has returned from
a visit TO Miss Amelia Swift, Of Mem
phis.
Miss Jane Hoow, of Leesburg, Fla,
is the attractive guest Of her aunt
Mrs. Richard Howard.
Miss Bernice Wright. of Macon is
the guest Of Mrs. $. r. Birdsey. in
Wynnton.
Miss Almyr Pearce has returned
from visit to Ocala, Fla. where she
was entertained by Mrs. Violet Har-
ris Brown
Mrs. Katina Reich is the guest Of
Mrs. y. K. Frontman in Macon.
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Macon


\ 4 AVN '".. MISS IA -'ta5
Eagor Hf Jackson. Miss who
is fb. er.-r of Mrs p L. Mar
t r..-- .....r. ....-.-.-...., .4...
~" -a .'
ing The week Miss ineZ Ninter en-
tertaiued for Der at auction bridge,
and Friday night Mrs. Frank Holmes
gave dance at her home on Geor-
gia Avenue ll conn .iW.nt ia MISS
BaCut- Mr. =. d. Hamartl gave q
bridge party SATURDAY morning. ana
SATURDAY afternoon a-f- AaF-ln IN
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ThOmdSViNc

BROWNSVILLE, June T. Miss
Katie Sturdivant, a bride-to-be
Of next week, was the guest Of
honor at a porch party" given Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. A w. Moller
At tables frightened by vases Of love-
ly cut flowers. heart dice was played
oak Hill" the attractive home Of
Mrs. +. d. Dismuke, was the center
of a gathering Wednesday afternoon
when the hostess entertained with
a bridge party of ten tables. Prizes
for the game were won by Miss Hon
Orine Hopkins. Mrs A, W. Ball and
Mrs Robert Pardee.
Mrs C. S. Parker was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon for the "42" Club,
one of the long established social or
CARNATIONS of the city.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Parker again
entertained a number OF the young
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COrdeIe

.(OBDELE June "A meeting OF
the Young MatrOu's Club was
held Friday afternoon I'm the par
Tors of the Suwanee Hotel Mrs ]. r.
zachary acting as hostess. She was
assisted i'm entertaining by her sister
N.ss QUAY Elliott and Miss Edith
NarkeUt.
Mrs. a. H. Edwards entertained AT
cards Friday morning in compliment
Geo her visitors, Miss Ruth Edwards.
of Fairhurn, and Mrs. A. G.. Edwards.
of Tampa
Thursday evening Mrs II. ~ Clarke
entertained @ number gf Young friends
al cards iu honor Of Miss Ruth Ed
wards and Miss Mae Jones. of Can
ron. who have been the guests Of Mrs.
IT, r. smith.
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Newman

June THE wedding
IN Of Miss Lizzie Bell Farmer 20
Joseph Tolleson Bohannou. Of
Granville, was brilliant event
Wednesday evening. taking place At
the home Of the brides father. T. G..
Farmer.
Miss Anna hurry IS spending this
week with Mrs. VIII Askins in Au-
burn. They are with DIT. and Mrs.
Drake.
Mrs Frank Rawls entertained a few
of the unmarried set last Saturday
morning for Miss Frank Taylor. of
Atlanta. The guests prize was a
hau5-uainted fan. and the consolation
prize a carved ivory urinke- box. was
cut by Miss Ethel Arnold.
Miss Anna CUrtino entertained q
few girls and boys at a rock party
Wednesday evening in compliment TO
Miss Warner. Of West Point.
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Dublin

n UBLIN, June THE most i'm
portant social event of tbs week
was the GROWING of the queen
of Dublin's festival which began on
Thursday afternoon and viii asst for
ten days.
Miss Tessie White, who vas re-
Gently elected queen of the festival
after a spirited contest, was Drmally
crowned queen of the festivll, sur
rounded by her maids and aatrons
on a platform erected on hesquare.
The queen was crowned Y Rev.
Whitley Langston, who acted IS mas
ter of ceremonies and INTRODUCED the
speakers. These speakers wee r. NJ.
Arnau, who spoke for the BUSINESS
interests of the city, and MaDr- Elect
c. A. Wellington, who spok, for the
Festival Association, Follo1ng the
addresses a decorated autOmbile pa
rade was witnessed in which great
many handsomely decoratd cars
competed for a prize.
Immediately after the psade the
queen and her attendants wre given
a lawn fete by Mrs T. H. smith at
her beautiful home on Belleyew Ave
nue..
Or. Ida Timer and Mis- Gussie
Bell Rawls, of this city, III leave
in few days for an extaded trip
through the West.
Miss Rita May Cutler isthe guest
of Miss Julia Franklin.
Mrs. Dewitt Freeman nd baby,
of Macon, are the guests Of FRS. Free
mans parents, Mr.. and MI. Z. New
Miss Ruth kinnard, on Of the
teachers of the Dublin Pubic Schools,
is spending her vacation ! Newman.
Misses Mary Ellen Kineand Hat
tie Coleman. two teachers ( the Dub
lin Public Schools, are speeding their
vaca ton in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Danid have re-
turned from an extendl trip to
Quebec.
Mrs. W. w. Robinson fsback from
a visit to Chattanooga.
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both OF this city. The ceremony was
performed Thursday by Mr.. W. Il.
Stembrtdge.
The wedding of Mr.. Homer Thomp-
son, Of this city and Miss Naomi
Bluke, Of Culverton, took place last
Thursday at the home Of the bride
in Culverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mills, of Dublin,
have come to this city to make their
home.
Misses Lena Miner, Of Covingtou,
and Fiossie Foss, Of Tennille, are the
guests of Miss Caro- Lane.
Mrs. r. H. Hutchings and little
daughter have returned TO their home
in Ogdensburg n. Y, after a Visit
to Mrs. Emma Compton.
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cross colony at st. Simons this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. T. Bow
den and their guest. Mrs. A. g. Conol-
ly Of Columbia, S. c.; Mrs. Alvin John
son and children, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lee
Crawley and children, Mrs j. L.
Walker, Miss Annie Laurie Walker,
Sam Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Murphy,
Mrs. Charles z. Murphy and Mrs.
James English.
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ding Of Miss Mary Sallie Smith and
Mr. W. Il. Outz
Colonel and Mrs. r. A. Nisbet left
o-day for Indian Springs Mrs c.
A. Glawson, Of Macon, is also spend
ing sometime there