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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
Democrat Primary Election
Notice, Thursday, Aug.
usi 3rd, 1922.

We, the undersigned Board of Dem.
ocratic Primary Election Commission.
ers for jackson County, Tennessee.
hereby appoint the following officers,
clerks and judges, to serve at the
Democratic Primary election to be
held at the various voting precints of
said county on the 3rd day of August,
1922, and all persons named below are
required under the statute to serve,
under penalty of the laws Of Tennes
see
LIST District
Officer r. A. Montgomery.
Clerks-W. F. Sadler, C. G.. Gore.
1 Judges-F. L. Tardy. J B Dudney,
Rec Roberts.
End District
0fficer-W. F. McCawley.
Clerks-J v Pistole, Cicero Forkum.
Judges C Hackett, r. b. Huffines
Henry Sadler.
Bird District
0fiicer-Pierce Byne.
Clerks 7 Lansden. Curry Huffines
Judges M Dixon, w H Richard.
son. John Brown.
4th District
Officer-M. G. Cassetty.
Clerks-Cap Clark, Leslie Clark.
Judges-Houston Webb. B. M.
Crabtree, jeff Cherry.
9th District
Offer ascomb Brown.
Clerks Guy Maddux, Henry Page.
Judges-Heneerson Eller, Henry
Holleman, W. R. Watts.
6thD istrict
Officer-John Cox.
Clerks-T. H. Norton. G. w. Gentry
Judges L Hawkins. Minis Barlow.
Jonas Reed.
7th District
Officer-John Carter.
Clerks-Vernon Ragland, o b Brown
Judges-Jubilee Wheeler, John
Brown, Will Carter.
9Th District
0fficer-O. L. Scantland.
Clerks-Andrew Flynn. Harve Smith
Judges-Bent Smith. Hamp Lynn,
Perry Crowder.
9th District
Officer Alvin Xix.
Clerks-B M Hensley, W.. C Lawson.
Judges-Albert Lynn. Frank Chap
man, A. J. Holloway.
10th District
Officer = William Pippin.
Clerks-J. H. Cummins, DiIlard
Whitson.
Judges Boone Anderson, Davis Ma
berry, Meredith Fox.
18th District
Officer-W. A. Jones.
Clerks Charlie Ragland, J. T Hogg
Judges-T M. Ragland, Shelby Har-
gis, John P. Gailbreath.
18th District
Officer Buck Billingsley.
Clerks Bedford Anderson, Dugg
Flatt.
Judges-T. E. Anderson, Hmn Fox
c. L. Lock.
18th District
Officer Marion Crowder.
Clerks-Ewing Ia, lor, Bsdfbd Y an
hooser.
Judges-R. B. Crowder,. Son Bot Is,
G. c. Quarles.
l4th District
Officer--M. F. Butler
Clerks.-V asco Murphy. Rufe Smith,
Judges White Myers. Ira Dixon,
W. A. Cornwell
18th Distriotr
Officer Johnne RhiiEpS.
Clerks H. b Dodsea. Jesse CasoD.
Judges. HsnrV Hall, Walter Hix,
Barlow Waiiford
Respectfully,
j. L. McCsr yer, Chm.
P j. Anderson, Secy.
r. A. Cornwell,
II. L. McDearman
W. l.. Lawson.
Board of Commissioners.
There is a wide range Of differ
nee between what a woman
ellis the neighbors Of her hubby
I'D what she tells hubby about
HIMSELF
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spend tn" summer with relatives here
They were accompanied 10y Miss Ann,
Mae Bell.
DIR. and Mrs. W. c. Adams VIII motor
to Morgantown over the weekend. They
will be accompanied home by their
daughter. Miss Eugenia
The Pittsburgh Orioles. famous col
ordcl baseball team scheduled to play
here last Sunday did no. arrive.
The Darktown Minstrcls. best of tn
local talent. viii give their program at
the Lincoln THURSDAY evening.
The repairs to the Moose temple on
North street have been completed. and
the building now presents a handsome
appearance. and is ono of the best homes
for Moose In the country. Dedication
ceremonies will be held soon.
Work on the water cassion Is pro-
crossing nicely. and within the next few
weeks New MartinsviIle will have aug
mented its already fine water system
Monroe Wetzel Dairy Is one Of the
busiest places this summer. They are
making an average OF eighteen hundred
pounds Of butter each day.
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new MARTINSV|LLE

The new Magnolia high school Will
he commenced July LIST. The bonds have
been approved and taken over ANA cared
for hv the sinking fund of tho state
board OF education. The money VIII De
available for July LIST. The building
program will he rushed in the sections
where crowded confirms make room
imperative. Marnol!L'S building VIII
he erected on the MrEldowncy site
which has already neon purchased by
the hoard Of education. Several rooms
will hc ready for occupancy by Christ
mas.
The Extension Normal under tho .dI-
reCtion Of the West Liberty Normal
opened in Magnolia high school with
about seventy pupils Monday morning.
The teachers are to he Miss Mildred Nc
Caskcy uf this city, and MIR. ID. l..
Taught OF Clay school, Wheeling. tnul
Mr. Haught'S school closes the work
here will lie done by superintendent
Gorby and futile.
Commissioner Brown of the board ~
cduca tior uf Magnolia district met win
very painful accident Saturday eve
ming when The motorcycle he was driv-
Ing did not respond To the steering gear,
and ran bead on into an automobile. Mr..
Browns left leg was broken in three
places. lie is being cared for AT the
Wetzel county hospital whore he Is do.
Ing as we'll as can he expected.
The new Lcmley & Thomas garage
will be open TO the public Saturday.
June Eth. II will be the most modern
both IN equipment and appointment OF
any garage In the city. Nelson & Allen
have purchased the Roth Motor Sales
company and took charge Monday or
this week.
St. Johns Methodist Episcopal church
South. Is closed for the next three weeks
for repairs a Marietta firm OF decora-
tors were to have begun the work last
Monday, but have been detained for n
few days.
1t Is rumored that F. L. Robinson
will begin the erection OF the finest res
Idence in the city within n short time.
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he having purCha scd lots formerly own
cd by ~ T.. Wharton The splendid
iysid"urv "f II. {. Hawkins and {. T..
Hornbrook are rapidly nearing compile
ton, while the Fitzwater residence Is
ready for the siding.
Childrrn's day will be observed at tho
First Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday morning. One OF the famous
College Bell" series Of programs VIII
hr u"-d. and the pageant will be OF high
order
Prof. and Mrs Buryl Barnes Of tho
Redwood high school motored from that
place TO New Martinsvlle. They VIII
tour the West this summer. spending
rome time with Mr.. George |. Gorby at
Pasadena. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Trent of lexington were
the happy guests Of Mr. and Mrs. l. y.
Morgan MIR. and Mrs. Trent were just
re"cntiy married. Mrs. Trent being for
mcrly Mss Jessie SnodGrass. teacher
IN the :ltins schools. They expect to
make q cir home in Bclngton.
Community memorial services were
held at Pine Grove last Sunday after
noon. The church, g. ~ r., American
Legion. Knights OF Fythias. I. o. O. j..
and Modern Woodmcn participated. The
address was delivered by Rev. Samuel
t. Jones Of the First Methodist church
Of New Martngville. and he was listen
Cd 10 hv large audience.
Paul IIallwanz OF Pine Grove visited
relatives here Tuesday.
The w. II. VI. s. elected the following
officers: President Mrs. H. +. way
man: vice president. Mrs. Lewis Gilbert;
.cCrctary Mrs. u. c. Bennett: treasurer.
Miss Emma Beck. Queen Esther circle.
Miss Lottic Bruce; president, Mrs.
Claude Potts.
Misses Wymogcne and Eleanor WI
Hams have returned from a short VISIT
with relatives at Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Muhlcman and son
John Henry arc attending commence
ment ut the West Virginia university.
Their daughter. Miss Gladys. is one OF
the graduates.
Miss Eval!nr Umpstead has returned
from her years studies at the Ithaca
y. Y. Conservatory Of Music.
Mcssrs. Wells and Eak!n have moved
70 their summer home up Fishing Creek.
Tho largest Fourth of July celebra'
ton IS being arranged by the civic In
tcrests here.
The Kiwanis club g called for spe-
clal meeting at the River View hotel
for Thursday evening. Road work VIII
be- discussed.
Miss Iottir Bruce IS attending COM
menc"mcnt at West Liberty this week.
She Is ono nf the graduates.
Mrs w L. S;mora and daughters or
Rowling Green. Ky. have arrived to
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y McMECHEN
GIRL BADLY HURT
BY AN AUTOMOBILE

Gertrude. the two and half year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Meyers. was seriously hurt last eve
ming when she stepped in front OF an
automobile as she started to cross the
street at the corner Of eth and Marshal |!
streets. She was taken to the Glendale
hospital where 1t was discovered she
had a broken leg. After being treated
she was taken TO the home OF her par
ents.
Old Veteran Dead
According TO word received here Isaac
y. Sutton Civil War veteran died At his
home at Alhambra Cal. at the age OF
~ The aged man was taken sick two
weeks ago He was stricken with
complication OF diseases and sank rap
Idly TO the end The last part OF his
life was spent out OF doors and he had
been in perfect health up 10 the time
Of his death. lie Is survived by Il wife
and on son. five daughters and one
brother.
Had Party Friday
The Sunday school class Of Mrs f. b.
Goodwin of the NJ f. church Is going
on a hay party tomorrow evening. Sew.
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ming and other ADJUSTMENTS the kiddi"i
will BE- brought home at Il late hour.
Cleaning Fountains.
Mr.. EetChlcr. thr street commits
sOner. had force OF men cleaning out
the drinking fountains OF the town yc -
terday These have been of little use
10 tho town so far this summer, bat
after the cleaning out they Will agnin
be In good condition. and the water WEI
be the coolest that can be found in town.
At Camp Sunday.
The kerrieS Will entertain large
number of young people Of South Wheel
Ing AT their camp in the NarrowS JUS
south OF McMechcu Sunday. This Is
the fourth party I" he entertained ny
The Nerries Mt their camp this year.
Dancing. swimming and games will he
the amuscments and a luncheon VIII tie
served at a suitable hour.
Opening Sunday.
The formal opening of the Bachelors
camp VIII he held Sunday At their camp
near rowhatan. The plans for ms
opening have been completed for som"
time but owing TO unavoidable delays
the opening could not be held until this
time The Bachelors club Is very
popular cub of town and many MEM
bers and friends Will be present at this
opening.
Benwood Briefs.
Mrs. Chas Schad 81 Water street Is
visiting friends in Uclmont, q.
George Clark Of Wheeling was bust
ness visitor in town yesterday.
Steve KaClnski was arrested N"Si"''
,Iar tor narkinE on Marshall street by
Officer Grcathousc.
Mr. and Mrs Harry I.awton Of Frank
lin. Ia. are visiting friends here.
Miss Virginia Leach returned HON"
after viSitinc friends in Cameron f""
III" Tast week.
Miss Paulin" Strchcim has returned
to her home in Martins Ferry after 4
visit with her sister Mrs. Thomas Nor.
ton Of North FcnwOOd
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WHY SHOULD A
WOMAN SUFFER
EVERY MONTH?

No enlightened woman or girl suffers
these days from pains. cramps. and
headaches at Menstration time. Such
troubles are easily stopped In Just
few minutes by simple, harmless home
remedy anybody can take without the
knowledge or help OF anyone. Here Is an
offer worth testing. Come get bottle
OF Adams Wonder Capsules-take 3
doses next time pains and flow start
and II every sign OF pain. cramp and
misery doesn't vanish in just few
Misunderstanding bottle back and money
refunded. No long treatment. Results
come quick Dollar bottle lasts for
months. We gladly All mail orders. M
&. II. Griest's Cut Rate. 1925 Market ST.,
Wheeling, W. Va.-Adv.
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BENWOOD
BOY HIT BY AUTO
> SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

Donald Bosworth. aged six, who was
injured Tuesday evening in an automo-
bile accident was slightly improved last
night While the child had a fractured
skull. internal injuries that were sus-
tanned may prove to be the most dan
gorous. The child WAS struck by Steve
Kacinski an auto dealer Of Bellaire. O..
when he ran from behind truck Into
the path Of the oncoming machine
Kacinski picked the child up and car
rled him to his home. afterwards golnS
for a doctor and finally taking him to
the hospital where he IS now confined
Picnic Today.
The children of the st. Johns pa
rochial school will hold their annual
picnic at Wheeling park today. The
pIcnickers will meet at the church at .
o'clock and leave for the park. Baskets
packed with good things to eat will be
taken. After the day spent In swim
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eral large trucks have been secured Tor
the nee and these will be lilled with
hay. They will take long ride out
Into the country.
Taking Fishing Trip.
Five prominent young men or the
town are planning n fishing trip the lat
ter part of the month. They will go out
Little Grave Creek where there are
plenty OF fine places for camp and
good fishing Is to be had. Everything
has been arranged for the trip and some
very fine camping outht has been Sc
cured Those planning TO go are: Roy
Filben. Herman Heart. Robert Porter
John Hughes and Harold Berkett.
VIII Entertain Society
The Ladies Aid Society Division No.
Of the NJ. T.. church Will be enter
tained this evening by Mrs. d. c. Nc
Fadden and Mrs. II. Il. MrMcchcn IN
the church parlors. After the business
has been disposed Of social hour will
be held a dainty luncheon Will I've
served at the close Of the evening.
To Entertain Circle
Mrs. Fred Clayton Of Wheeling Island
will entertain the members Of the SEN
tor Queen Esther Circle Friday evening.
The members are looking forward to
this with much pleasure. a good time
Is expected.
Legion Meeting
A. A. Mountain Post Of the American
Legion will meet at their headquarters
underneath the postofiCe Friday even
Ing at eight o'clock. Plans for social
will be dismissed All members are cN-
pected TO he present
Entertained Circle
Mrs. Elizabeth LInehcrEcr entertained
the Junior Queen Esther circle last
night at her HON" on South Marshall
street. The evening was spent in games
and needlework, The evening vas en-
1oyed by ali.
Begin Work Of Registering
The registrars began the work yeSter-
day Of registering all the voters or the
town. This Is in accordance with the
law that all persons eligible 10 vote
must be registered before they can vote.
The following are the names or those
appointed by the County court TO per
form this work:
Precinct No. S-Calvin Fankhauser
Democrat, and Will W Farmer. Repub-
Iican.
Precinct No. 9-,Bruce Stewart, Dem
ocrat. and John Fllbcn. Republican.
Precinct No. 1O--George Hazlett
Democrat. and H. r. Drum. Republican.
Precinct No. ll-Lccds Shaw. Demo-
crat. and II. w. Long. Republican.
Precinct No. lc-JcsSc Rohcy Demo
crat. and S r. Lambrccht. Republican.
MeMechen Briefs
Chas. A. Lewis and J. 4. Hunter left
Yesterday for Cleveland to attend the
bankers meeting of that place.
Friedrich Baker and family will leave
shortly for their summer home in Cadiz
Ohio.
Harry Shrump and VIII Ne'ocrgaul
are spending the week in Parkcrsburr.
William Sverd IS able TO be about
again after his recent illness.
Mrs. Wise Of Lincoln avenue Is spend
Ing the week with friends in Pittsburgh.
Ana Bowma entered the Summer
school In Moundsvlle last Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Bales will return home Sun
day from the Glendale hospital where
she has been confined for some time.
For Sale-Three-room cottage. En-
qulre 39-J Benwood.
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THROWN u9o 1wn

Phiio Sharp. OF Bridgep2, had the
misfortune Of a ducklng Tssday eve.
ming when the canoe In Win he wah
riding overturned in the BacEiver. Mr..
Sharp was on his way to Wheeling,
when two OF his friends h;lcd him
and offered 10 give him lifin their
canoe. On the way over. t, canoe
overturned and Mr.. Sharp in Is civil
Ian clothes. was subject To ucking.
His two friends wore bathing SITS and
to this day, Mr.. Sharp has his uspic-
ions as to the so-called Academia over
turning of the craft
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bottles of the Vegetable Compound and
used Lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Sanatiye Wash
and | am entirely cured of my ailments.
You may publish this letter if you
wish. Mrs. MARY SHERMAN, Route 2,
Lake, Mich.
There is one fact women should con-
slider and that's this. Women suffer from
irregularities and various forms of weak
ness. They try this and that doctor. as
we'll as different medicines. Finally they
take Lydia E. Pinkham',s Compound
and Mrs. Sherman experience is simply
another case showing the merit of this
well-known medicine.
If your family physician fails to help
you and the same old troubles persist,
why ism t it reasonable to try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?
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HER AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
Lake, Michigan. "Aboutoneyear ago
/ suffered with Irregularities and a weak.

ness and at times was
obliged to stay off my
feet. ! doctored with
our family physician
and he finally said he
could not understand
my case. so ] decided
to try LydiaE E. Pink
hams Vege t a BILE
Compound. After /
had taken the first
bottle | could Sc e
that | was getting
better. | took several
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-07
INTERESTING MEETING
OF WOMAN'S CLUB.

The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans club was held at The Com
munity club house Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. L. l.. Carswell,
first vice-president, presiding, in the
absence of the president, Mrs. Carl
w. Minor.
The interesting program was pre-
pared by Mrs. r. P. Glenn, chair
man of the program committee.
An Appreciation and Criticism of
Our National Song, America, was
ably given by Mrs. ]. w. Harris, Jr.,
after which the song was sung by the
members.
An inspiring preliminary talk on
Duties and Obligations of Women
in Suffrage" by Mrs. R, P. Glenn,
very profound and impressive def,
nation of the Meaning of Idealism
of Democracy" by Mrs. S. H. Nc
kee, and two interesting papers read
by Mrs. E. L. Carswell and Mrs.
H. B. Allen on citizenship" com
posed the program which enlighten-
ed and entertained large number
of representative women of Ameri-
Gus who are members. of the Wo-
mems club.
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Ag{oci;ety
WkDDNG OF MSSI AGNES THOMAS AND
WELDING OF MISS AGNES THOMAS AND

PLAINS, Dec. IA marriage of
wide social interest characterized by
beautiful simplicity was that of Miss
Agnes Thomas and Mr.. James W.
Iott, of Americas, which was SOL
alnized. Wednesday at eleven o'clock
at the home of the bridCk parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. aomas.
The entire lower flooffSof the hand
some home was thrown together and
effectively arranged with graceful
Southern smilax, ferns and flower
ing plants. In the parfor where the
marriage vows were taken, silver
vases filled with brides roses were
placed on mantel and pedestals.
while the living room and drawing
room were adorned with silver bas
kets filled with red roses and flow
ering poinsettias.
Just preceding the ceremony Miss
Bertha Lee, of PARROT, rendered
several instrumental selections, the
first notes of Tanhauser's wedding
march announced the approach of
the bridal party, the bride descend
ing the stairway, the groom enter
ing from the library, where Rev.
E. O'Quinps performed the beau
tiful ring ceremony in most i'm
uracciUa Yaapnaa,
The bride was picture of radiant
lcveliness in her going-away suit, an
imported model of elegant midnight
blue Poiret twill, with. trimmings of
Chinese ornaments, with accessories
tomatch. Her flowers were cor
sage of orchids and valley lilies.
Immediately following the cere-
mony salad course with coffee was
served by Mrs. L. D. Wise, Mrs. f.
E. Cook, Mrs. Mamie Mcdonald
Bradley and Miss Alice Ruth Tim
norman. Miss Ernestine Logan
served fruit punch.
Mrs. Lott is the only child of Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Thomas, a graduate
Of Shorter college, possessing most
unusual charms and accomplish
ments. Mr.. Lott is a popular young
business man of sterling character.
Friends regret Miss Thomas mar
rage will take her away from Plains
to reside where she was reared and.
numbers her friends by the score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott left for mo-
tor trip Of two weeks or more to
points of interest in the east.
A number of out-of-town guests
were present.
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U. D. c. GENERAL OFFICERS
HONORED BY MRS, HOWELL

A very delightful affair of Tues
Gay afternoon was the reception
given by Mrs. Shelton F. Howell at
her home on College street, the hon
or guests being Mrs. Howell's cousin
and house guest, Mrs. Willie Esta-
brook, who is president of the Ohio
division U. D C. and custodian gem
eral of the Crosses of Honor u. D.
e. and Mrs. Frank Harold, first
Vlce-president general and president
Of the Georgia division U. D. C.
Mrs. Howell's home was beautiful
ly decorated for this occasion in the
red, white and bluerchh cn1fw emf
fed, white and red of the Confed-
seracy, poinsettias, narcissi and red
roses being effectively placed in sill
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-07
ARTS CLUB TO MEET
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

A very important meeting of the
Arts club will be held in the studio
at the Community club house Friday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The final
plans will be made for the Christmas
sale and full attendance is urged.
sisting in serving were Mrs. Edgar
Ship, Miss Halle Allen, Mrs. Bessie
Mcdonald and Mrs. W. H. Chappell.
Interesting informal talks were
given by Mrs. Estabrook, Mrs. Har-
rold, Mrs. ]. w. Harris, Jr., and
Mrs. S. H. Mckee, state correspond
ing secretary, gave echoes of the
Birmingham convention and the in
teresting trip made by them to his
toric Montgomery, the home of JEFF
ferson Davis.
Mrs. Estabrook, w.lo is a very
charming and handsome woman, is
one OF the most popular and best
loved officers Of the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, and it is
considered an unusual privilege to
have this distinguished visitor in
Americas for stay of some length.
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Piece Goods

You'll find Silks of all kinds, such
as Canton Crepes, Satin Cantons.
Crepe de Chimes, Pongees, Mesa
lines, Charmeuse, etc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-07

Woolens-The line embraces cy-
crything in the way Of Wool Can
tons, Crepes, Eponge Cloths,
Broadcloths, Serges, Whipcords,
Duvetyns, Tricotines, etc. s.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-07

coming on soon after the drug was
swallowed.
Mis-. Clark had been i'll several
day: with a severe cold, but seemed
to be better Tuesday morning, but
suffered a sudden attack, her sister
being called from a neighboring
home. A physician being hurriedly
summoned, reached her bedside an
hour before she expired.
Mrs. Clark is survived by her hus-
band, a young son, her father, broth
er, and sister Mrs. j. T. Bland.
She was young woman of many
charms, and was greatly loved by all
who knew her. She was about 35
years of age, and her death caused
widespread sorrow through the com
munity in which she resided.
We will have whinps and ipprs
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-07
MISS M'MATH HOSTESS
TO SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS.

Miss Lois McMath entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Rees Park.
Many games were played after
which fruit charlotte and cake were
served the young boys1 present.
These were Oscar Bell, Malcolm Nc
Math, Bob Jones, Olin Williams, Jr,
and Billy Mac Eve.