The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-27

M Wakefield visited in Americas
Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Sheppard of Fitzgerald
is the guest of friends here.
DR.. DIN Mckenzie will continue his
medical studies at Tulane university.
Mrs John Hawkins. of Hatley, Wis
tied in the city several days last week.
Is. S. Ambrose was on business at
Roston, Ca, Thursday.
Fulton Bland, Of statesboro, was
the guest last week of R. L. Dekle.
Miss Ruth Calhoun has accepted a
position in the high school OF Craw-
fordville.
Mrs. R. D. B. Taylor and little
daughter, Neva Bell, are visiting rela-
tives in Americas.
Rev. Anthony Hearn will leave soon
for Oxford where he will take theo-
logical course at Emory university.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Key have return
ed home from a visit to relatives at
Durand.
Misses Willie and Alma Forrest will
leave Wednesday for Young Harris
where they will resume their studies.
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guest Of his sister, Mrs. ". G. Fitz-
gerald
n. Minniek, of Americas, was Wis
itor in Cordele several days during
the past week.
Misses Ruth Roberts and Pauline
Gary will be students at the Indus
trial college ir Milledgeville the COM
ms year.
Mrs. w H. Colquitt, Worthy Grand
Matron, State of Georgia, will leave
the coming week on the itinerary of in
spection of several o. E. S. chapters.
Mr.. and MIS- B. Cobb, of Meter,
were the guests several days last
week of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dekle They
are parents of Mrs. Dekle.
E.P. Van Devender went to Allan
ia Thursday He purchased new
motorcycle and went there for tho
purpose Of driving it home.
Miss Nettie Kenzie was called to vi
emma Friday to attend the bedside of
her mother, Mrs. S. e. Bradley, who
is seriously ill. Mrs. Bradley was Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. u. H. Craw-
ford at Vienna when she became i'll.
Frank Coker, Jr., of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived in the city several days
ago to visit his father F. NJ. Cocker,
Sr. ard brother, T. M. Coker. Mr. Co
ker is connected with one of the lar
gest electrical concerns in the coun
try and has just completed trip
through the west. He made the trip
from New York by steamer to Savan-
nah.
PICNIC PARTY.
j. E. Lindsey complimented his Sun
day school class of boys at Browns
Mill Friday at a picnic Mesdames Ho-
mer Minis and Bart Solomon chaper-
oned the party. Each boy invited a
girl and jolly time was had.
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FOR MISS TAYLOR.
Mrs W. c.. Mckenzie entertained
delightfully."- Friday at a spend-the-day
party, complimentary to Miss Gladys
Taylor, of Vienna, who has been her
guest for the past week. Guests were
Miss Allie Dekle, of Atlanta, Miss Lii
liam Carswell, Miss Evelyn Hill and
Miss Taylor.
FOR MISS COLLIER.
Mrs. w. C. Hinton entertained sew
aral couples with a fish fry at Browns
Mill Thursday night in honor of her
guest Miss Ella Collier, of Lenoir City,
Tenn. Mrs. Hinton carried them out
in an auto truck. Those melted were
Misses Carrie Hunt, Ella Collier, Mes
srs Willie Fem and Lane Cutler, Mr..
and Mrs. Browning and Mr. and Mrs.
w C. Hinton.
FOR VISITORS.
The boys of the younger set enter
tanned with moonlight ride Thursday
evening in honor of the visiting girls.
After a drive around the city stop
was made at Ryals drug store where
delicious ices were served. Those in
vited were Misses Martha Lifsey, Jul
liza Powell of Griffin, Emma Maddox,
Gladys Cunningham, Grace Williams,
kpo;o Moo Cafhin of MOrfpz11ma and