The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-03
: SOCIETY
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Observation-Disclosures

Miss T. R. Adkins and Mesdames
Willie Marsh and F. A. Colquitt eX.
pect to attend the Grand Chapter o.
E. S., which convenes in Rome, Ga,
the Both of May.
Mrs. ]. A. Dixon was the guest dur
ing the week end of her sister, Mrs.
C. l.. Wilson, at Findley. Mrs. Wilson
has been seriously sick for some weeks
but is now considerably improved.
Mrs. ]. T. Jeter was called to Amer
icus Saturday morning on account of
the death of her brother, d. w. Borun,
which occurred there Friday afternoon.
Burial occurred at Americas Saturday
afternoon.
Frank Starr who has been attend
ing the Massey Business college at
Columbus, was in the city last Friday
en- route to Hawkinsville, where he>has
accepted a position as bookkeeper.
The family of Albert Long, the ba-
ker at the new City Steam Bakery
have arrived in the city and are max
ing their home with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Stephens, who
live in the southern part of Crisp, were
here last Thursday on their way to
Rebecca to spend some days there as
guests of relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Pounds and Miss Nancy
Starr left Monday afternoon for Una
dilla to represent the local Methodist
church at the Missionary Conference
of the Cordele district being held
there for the first half of the week.
Miss Eva McElhannon delighted her
seventh grade pupils with picnic at
Daphne last Saturday. Miss McElhan-
non was accompanied by Miss Rustin,
and about thirty children attended the
picnic.
Mr.. Rumble, assisted by Misses
Fakes and Woodward, entertained the
eighth grade of the high school and
their friends at a picnic Saturday at
Browns mill. A splendid lunch was
prepared and the outing proved a most
enjoyable one.
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]. w. Feagle, of Valdosta, was in the
city several days last week He is
president of the Feagle Furniture COM
pany, and was here to assist the new
manager, Mr.. Taylor, in taking over
the affairs of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Mckenzie, Miss
Inez Hyman and Mr.. Russell Peoples,
Jr., spent last Thursday in Macon, max
ing the trip by automobile. Mr.. Nc
Kenzie attended to business matters
there.
G. E. Griffin, C. c. Griffin, T. E. Ward
law and daughter, all of whom live on
Route D, were visitors in the city Sat
urday, attending the elocution and or
atorical contest of the county schools
held at the court house.
Cyrene Commandery No. Is K. T.
will be represented at the Grand Com
mandery meeting at Rome, May 10th
and 18th, by Cecil Williams, Eminent
Commander, A.'C. Atkins, who is
Grand Junior Warden of the Grand
Commandery, and number of others.
to Waycross last Thursday on account
of the death of Mrs. Boniskes broth
er, Mr.. M. Orovitz, which occurred
there on the previous night. Mr.. Orc
vitz was formerly in bushes at Una
dilla and was well known throughout
this section.
Mrs. Steve Little returned Thursday
from a visit to relatives at Columbus
Friday afternoon Mrs Little was call
ed to Abbeville on account of the ill
ness of her brother, w. B. Green, who
left during the latter part of the week
for New Mexico, where he hopes to
recuperate from his declining health.
w. C. Jacobs, well known farm
er who lives on Route 6, was in the
city Saturday. Crops in his section,
says Mr.. Jacobs, are in fair condition,
though the oat crop has been seriously
damaged by the prolonged drouth.
Other crops are as good as the average
or this season of the year, and per
laps better, he says.
Attorney General Clifford Walker, |
Commissioner of Agriculture j. P.
Price, Assistant Commissioner c. C. |