Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
EVENTS OF PLAINS. GA.
By MRS. l. c. LOGAN Corresnondent
J. {. LOGAN, Correspondent.

day afternoon Mrs. Ernest Spann en-
tertained at lovely birthday party
for her young son, Oliver, celebrat-
ing his fifth birthday anniversary
The little folks played many interest
ing games such as Hide and Seek, :"
Fox and the Goose" and others on
the cool lawn. After a delightfully."-
spent afternoon, Mrs. Sam Bergen,
Misses Francis Oliver and Marguerite
Hudson assisted Mrs. Spann in serv-
ing the birthday cake, holding five
tiny yellow and white candles with
ice cream. The little guests were
William Thrasher, Ann McGee, Vir-
.ginia Andrews, Dopass Carter, Vir-
linia Wellons, Linton Goodwin, Will
lard Slappey, Carl Campbell, Stew
art Campbell and Rachael Williams.
Quite a pleasant social affair
among the very young set was the
picnic Friday afternoon at Magnolia
Springs at which Mrs. Charles Luns-
ford entertained for her little daugh-
ter, Lilloise, and Marie and Lucy La
nier, of West Point, guests Of Louise
lamar Wise. The little folks with
their mother drove out to the springs
during the afternoon and on arriv-
ing enjoyed delightful plunge in
the cold mineral water of the spring.
Later a tempting lunch was spread
under the trees, after which they
returned to their homes. The little
guests were classmates of Lilloise
Lunsford.
The Bible Study class met at the
regular appointed time Wednesday
afternoon at the Methodist church.
Miss Pearl Walters opened the meet
ing with devotional exercises, after
which Mrs. Jason Shirah, the lead
er, conducted a most interesting
study of the and chapters of
Genesis. There was a good attend
ance. Much interest is manifested in
the study.
Miss Gussie Abrams who has been
IN training at the hospital here the
past three years, left Wednesday for
Atlanta where she will enter Grady
hospital for a three months course.
Mrs J. R. Britton, of Americas,
and Mrs. st. Elmo Jennings, of
Cleveland, Ohio, were pleasant guests
of Mrs. A. Dodson Wednesday and
Thursday.
X. 5. Oliver, Jr., lho attended
Tech the past term, is spending sew
eFal weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, r, s. Oliver, before going to
Worcester, Mass, for the summer.
Messrs, j. A. Mcdonald, L r..
Stewart, W. S. Moore and Rev. Jason
Shlrah attended the district confer
cnce Thursday which convcnes at
Leslie this week.
Miss Berta VIII Clark is spending
the week with Miss Christine Spann
at her home near Weston.
pr. and Mrs. Bowman Wise and
Drs S. p. Wise and J. C. Logan at
tending the meeting of the Third Dis
A'lot Medical association which was
MN session at Dawson Wednesday.
Mrs. !. H. Hall and young son,
Louis, of Milledgeville, came We'd
nesday to spend several weeks here
guests of relatives.
Little Miss Burnelle Chapman, of
Richland, is spending several DAYS
pleasantly the guest of Mrs. A. G.
Kendrick.
Miss Mary Edna Jennings return
ed to Atlanta Wednesday to resume
her course of training as nurse at
Grady hospital after having spent a
month with her mother, Mrs. Lilly
Jennings.
Mrs. W. II. Sanborn, of Americas,
and Edgar Sanborn, of Portsmouth,
Va, spent Thursday guests of Mrs.
Linton Goodwin at her home here.
Mrs. A. r. Wilson and guest, Mrs.
Lucy Runion, are spending the week
IN Americas guests of their sister,
Mrs. L. H. Bosworth.
Little Misses Marie and Lucy La
nier, of West Point, are pleasant