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The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
|OCEANLOOGE GAM.
ELECTS OFFICERS
J. C. Dunlap, Attache of the At
lantic Refinery, is Named as
WorshipfuI Master Of the Or
ganization.

Ocean Lodge, F. & A. NJ, the oldest
Masonic organization in the city, held
its regular annual election of officers
at the hall last night and it resulted
as follows:
C. C. Dunlop, worshipful master;
Sydney Nathan, senior warden; J. J.
Sehweigler, junior wadren; C. NJ.
Millsap, senior deacon; U. A. Ed
wards, junior deacon; Alvan Gale,
senior stewart; Cecil Anderson, jun
ior deaepn; r. M. Ricks, tyler.
Thes hofficers were named for the
year Of p2S and will assume the du-
ties Of kheir position on January /.
All rafactiye members and there is
no dS6bt but that continued growth
will result from their election.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
.ONE DAY SESSION
SUPERIOR COURT
Number of important Matters
Were Handled by Judge High
smith; Court Recesses Until
January IS.

Judge J. p Higbsmith came down
from Baxley yesterday morning and
convened the regular December term
of the Giynn superior court and dur
ing the day number of matters were
handled. After the days business
court was recessed until Monday
January, 18th and vii take up the
civil docket the first Week and the
second will be devoted to the crimin-
al business. The latter docket is not
as heavy as has been the case in pre-
yious recent years but the former is
about US usual.
Among the matters handled yester-
day were the following: b. s. Clary
VS. l. c. MaGauley and F NJ knight.
damages. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Milbury Atlantic Manufacturing Co.
vs.. Saw Schrieber & Sons. attach
ment. Settled and dismissed
sallie Davis vs. the National Bank
Brunswick. demurrer, etc. Demurrer
sustained and the case dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
Louis Wolfe g. Co, vs.. Sam
schrieber & ons, attachment. Set
tied and desmissed
Hattie Jones Elverson vs. Samuel
Smith, ct. al Judgment Of the su-
preme courtS Snade judgment Of this
court.
Chas. Huley vs. Gertrude, ALI
mony. This case Went to the supreme
cogrt which held that while Hauley
waN of a marriagable age when he
contracted marriage he is minor and
could not be compelled to pay his
former wife alimony .
An order was passed granting the
request Of the Flemipe Brokerage co.
for the permission ttA Ange the cor
poration's named to Ik United Dis
tributing Co.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
LOVE TRIANGLE
IN ROYALTY Is
" TOBE SQUARED


in the very neaf future
The principals are ZOO
figures and throne is N Hhe hss
ance. -
CrownwPrince Carol of Roumaa
is the hJVband in the case; the
ner Princess Helen Of Greece, nof u
Roumania is the wife.
The other corners OF the proptsed
love quadrangle are Mime. Jeanne
Lambrino, moreanatie Wife Of the
prince and a wealthy banker of Ath-
ems.
Some Years back Prince Carol be
came inSAtaatea with Nine. tambriuo
Of courN his royal parents objected
long ars trennuslg aut love laughs
1T kingst snd meens as well as at
Nine. Amhrno, a beauty became
the morganatic wife of the royal but
romantic youth For time the
course Of true love ran smoothly. But
Ian the time the royal house was de-
vising ways and means Of undoine
Cupid's work.
IN 1927 came the marriage-thC
royal mariage-of Crowns Prince
Carol to Princess Helen Of Greece, 9
maiden Of his own station in life anC
amply fitted, according to regal Gus
tom. to share his throne.
Apparently Nine. Lambrino hac
beer. forgotten.
| Now, two years later comes the re
port that the royal bride is in Ath.
ems and preparing for a visit to the
French capital for the purpose of fill
ing suit for divorce against her hus-
band
The charges, it is understood, in
her divorce petition, win be desertior
and misconduct
This d based uIsbn his departure
from theSroyal household and his re.
turn to his FIRST love, Nine. Lambrino
If the divorce is granted--here'S
where the fourth angle of the low,
Quadrangle comes init is reliably
reported that Princess Helen will wee
a wealthy Athens banker who ha:
never ceased - plead his love for her
| Thus both viii follow the dictate!
of their hearts rather than of royalt,
and Carol will lose his throne Will
Helen will lose her title
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
PLAN TO HARNESS WINDS
AND PRODUCE ELECTRlSITl

London, Dec. ia plan to har-
ness the winds and make them pro
duce electricity FOR rural districts has
bsen presented to the ministry of ag-
riculture. The scheme involves the
erection on hilliops of low buildings,
from the sides Of which viii project
huge wings. These wings will be
spun by the wind horizontally, just
above the ground.
Proponents of the palm assert that
unlimited amounts Of electricity car
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
NO EMPTY STOCKING
Is EXPECTED HERE

If there is any empty stocking IN
Brunswick Christmas morning it viii
not be the fault of the scores of work
ers, members Of various organizations,
who are making every effort to To-
cate any and all who have not been
blessed with the worlds goods.
During the present week careful
canvass will be made by various so
ciettes aad in every case those Who
really need real Christmas cheer will
get it This does not mean that only
the little ones will be cared for, but
the older as well If YOU know Of any
person who is facing Christmas win
sad heart, notify any God-giying
| organization and the heavy heart will
1 he made the light heart.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
THIS RUSSIAN SARCASTIC

Lausanne, Dec 1s s-"Organized i'm
petence." is the definition Tehitcher-
in, Russian foreign minister, gave Of
the league of nations during heated
debate between him and Lord Curzon
today in the session held for discus
sions of plans for control of the Turk
ish straits.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19

be obtained in this way at a minimum
cost. Government officials are test
ing the scheme and if It proves feas-
ible, it is planned to build several Of
the generating stations in out-of-the
way districts.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
A. Kaiser & Bro.


LAST
.oF NEGRO INFANTRY.
COMMANDERS, DEAD,
~ LOCAL INFANTI
MW HERE wrrH 4
oD as YEARS
Atwell Braxton, me- the
colored commanders ii military
s58apaniea in The days Of long ago,
died ut his home eorns. 81 Monk
street and Cochran aenue, shortly af-
ter o'clock Sunday afternoon and
sthe funeral was held yesterday and
was largely attended
Deceased has lived IN Brunswick
for more than fortM-five Years and
had the disxuctioiSssf being the last
commander e volunteer Negro
military Organization in the state Of
Georgia. Older Brunswickians will
IrerAbmber Capt. Braxton aud his
company Of more than sis6 petty
officers and privates, Both the com
lmander and his members were fond
Of parading ahd there was seldom
two weeks period that the command
would not give public exhibitions and
Especially was the event great one
on EMANCIPATION Day
/ The company remained an active
Organization until such state laws
were passed that would mean great
Inconvenience to continue as an or
Eganization. 1t may be said Of Brax-
ton that he was one of The best com
Imandiug officers who ever drew a
Sword here and was an unusually
strict disciplnarian. He leaves only
wife, as his son, Mamie Braxton,
well known and esteemed by both
races, passed away some years ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

~ 'H.'Hf
The purple aaiffa g|nIIe Tho NN'H
with gol1cufNd unHr bV
While near aI hand the pur.lug
rlIl
Reflects 'ts cloud rrrfef shy.
The suuI.a fIHWa nrdrDHs the
scene.
The Ronwhlto.s cheerful call
We hear across The r'uUblo grUru
Betrays again Ills fall
The hIt,erswcet flauns tsrrics
bright.
4 last years. bird nest near.
The bilck-birds. foch'rs over
uiEht,
Make music fwect md clSar
The Wild grapes cluster OVER
head
The grapcvincs swing below.
While falling leaves. gold, brown
nud red.
Diff lightly to and FRO.
The squlrrols chatter IN Tho
troer.
The brown nuts softly 'aif.
We pause Co note the passing
breeze,
And hear the wood hlrd's call.
And sOOn the harvest moon VIII
rise
Majestic. calm. serene.
TO ride In glory through tho
akics.
Proud mistress NJ the scene
MARY X. ELLIS.
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banking circles in HE home city often
viHlts Tulsa but this was Mrs. Bert
les' first visit TO oklahoma and their
hosts, with a party u other friends.
motofod 10 tho Burbank oil felds
for two days visit during the first
part of their stay ON Friday oye-
ming Mr. aud Mrs. Gardner were
hosts 10 dozen friends az dinner
in their home 90 meet Mr.. ana Mrs.
Herties ON Saturday Dr. and Mrs.
j. Raymond Burdick gave n golf
luncheon TO a small company Ia the
Country club FOR them ana in the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs Carl X.
Dresser had Mr.. and Mrs. Bertles
and n few friends In for tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston c. West
celebrated their tweuty-flfth we'd
ding anniversary on Friday evening
by having number OF their inti-
mate friends with them for dinner IN
the Country club. the handsome
function paid tribute 10 the ami
yorsary date IN flowers and other
reminders Out-of-town guests were
Judge ara Mrs. Joseph y. HIN OF
Fort Smith. Ark, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
l., Bragdon and MIR. and Mrs. NJ. X,
Williams oc Muskogee. Mr. and Mrs.
Dana II Kelsey were hosts at din
ner on Saturday evening IN honor
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The Weeks Calendar
Niontlny

Mr.. John V. Mcdonald. host NJ
dinner dance IN Country club
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Nc Donald.
Mrs. j. r. Forster will sntertaln
with luncheon at tho Country club
in honor OF her visitors, Mrs. c. H.
V. Basten. Mrs. Lawrence Donald
hnd Mrs. Bruce Donald.
Mira, cyrus +. Avery will entertain
Chapter ". =. y. O.
Harmony chapter. Delphinn
society meets Y. W. g. A, 2 o'clock
Swhstiks Stars club meets L. W.
e. A., 1880 O'Clock.
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Parties

Mrs. Hugh King, jr.. was har...
In her home on Friday afternoon .,
90 matrons and girls for cards, AIrs
Alexander Mcdonald OF New yr,k
and Mrs. Robert Mitchell OF Broken
Arrow were the only out-of--oe.n
guests Mrs. Kings home was v..y
lovely with many autumn flowers
and she was assisted In her duties
by Mrs. Sam y Mckinney
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Announcements

Mrs Walter T. Holmes has ok
tended invitations for n bridge
luncheon which she will give In her
home. 1894 East Seventeenth place.
on tho afternoon of Friday. October
27, 10 present her sister. Mrs Ellis.
worth v. Holmes OF New York city,
who, with Mr. Holmes. have recent
" come to Tulsa 10 make their
home. Twenty mntrons and girls
will enjoy the Inequalities extended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

purkptt. Mi. and mis. Edward t.-.
ret. aud Mr.. and Mrs o. s.. ut.
singer Decorations and fayor4 e.g.
gestlve Of the Halloween s....g
we're used Chrysanthemuma ..d
marigolds we're used 90 carry M
tho prevailing color scheme of Sol.
lgts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

The Isis Dancing club gave it's
opening dance for the season at
Burke's academy on Friday evening.
Assisting Mrs. n. g. Childs, pres.-
dent OF the club. were Mesdames J.
w. Childs, G. A. Cloud. Leon II,
Mead, u. I. Newblock. Harry owen.
II. T.. l.. Rhodes G. II, Taylor. J. W.
McEwen, william Walsh. Harry
Tanner, J. \. sattorwhlto and JOS
eph Fusselman.
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Mrs Otto Kramer was hostess
one afternoon IN the late week to a
company OF friends, complimentary
10 Mrs. W. 4. Forester and Mrs.
Charles Balph, who nre visiting in
tho homes OF their sisters. Mrs W
l.. McCioy and Mrs. +. T.. Shallen-
berger, respectively Bridge was en-.
joyCd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Austin T.. Nm of
2lO North Elwood were hosts sat.
urday evening. october 21. TO ~ NJ
their friends. The evening was
spent at bridge. after which supper
was served. Hospitalities we're ex-
tended 90 the following; Mr.. and
Mrs. George a. Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas J. Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs
Roy Il. Davis, Dr. and Mrs. J. u.
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Mr.. and Mrs Claiming W. Rene
dict. Mr.. and Mrs Ar G., Hcggcm,
MIR and Mrs willard Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. j. VI. iiayner and Mrs.
Jack Gray we're guosts of Dr. and
Mrs Ira I. Allison at the Nell
O'Brien minstrels on Saturday eve
ming Mr.. Lloyd H. Allison, son
of these hosts. is member Of the
minstrel company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Mrs Waltor r.. Holmes give
luncheon ana bridge Tor Mrs. Ellis
worth r. Holmes.
Phi kappa Alpha Phi gives denco
~ Hotel Tulsa.
American Association Of Tniver-
sity Women, Tulsa chapter gives
festival benefit IN convention halt
Totem club gives Halloween
dance
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Tucalhy

Mrs. Hcrley r. prlcc gives bridge
shower IN honor OF Mrs. Aubrey
Thomhs
Ladies' Shrine give Halloween
party at Elks club.
Tuesday Evening Bridge club
meets with Mr.. and Mrs Howard N.
Cole.
e. C. club meets with Mrs Ray
Bartholomew.
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women Af convention hall. are
N,~rs j. tf Mitchell. j. z. Forster.
W. 4 Tucker T. .. Abbott George
o. Tabor. Jr. J. N. Wlgeiu. ir, Sell
sutherland. Fred Thlor.ua. Thomts
g. Munr0e. W. s.. siono, y q. LiIy-
s'rond. ana Miss Wiuifrod Schuro-
man. Twcnty-four OF the juniors
will serve and will assist IN the
gypsy camp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Initial golf luncheon OF the senson
AZ Country club 1880.
Lynch Williams wedding at homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Lynch. at
high noon.
American Legion auxiliary gives
Halloween dance At tho armory.
Mrs. John pickens entertnins at
bridge In honor OF Mrs. Marie
Wilbur.
Mrs Frank NJ. Reynolds ana Mrs.
Frank s. Aud give bridge party In
home of former
hfld-Week Bridge Luncheon club
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Mrs. Harold Preston Of Youngs-
town, n. Y, II visitor in this, her
former home, and Mrs. George Deck
won the honors at the meeting Of
the Wednesday Bridge club held the
pAst wenk with M-aa InLa Lynch.
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informal

MIR. and Mrs william NJ. Bertles
Of Grand Rapids, Mich. have spent
the past week here as visitors In the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. James II
Gardner. Mr. BeTtlos. prominent In
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q Society
ciubs-Nus'o--w work
Ciubs- Nuslo--Woman'A Work

Will ho entertained hy Mrs. H W.
Nltlllo.
Mrs a. carl nu1 MARS viii
entertain Piano study club
tfup.1 club meets with Nrs roy
FoiinWDH
Grown Seal Cn1ui0Hqu1 circle
meets Ht public UuntN
N14.. CITY Dt.phHU society
meets OIL Y. vs.. e. a. n.IU o.. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Ma Alice cirouvolle. TIE eldest
daughter ~ Mr. 1ud Mrs Charios
D.. Strouvclle ~ this city has been
elected president ~ The senior cIass
it OWluluR school. ossluIug N "
where ahc Us student. Miss s'r0u
yr.ls has been chosen t1 compose
iHr class song also md will. use m
Indian theme. 'uWpuUlOn of her
mothers which ane HIl harmonic
fu suit the words Miss StrOuvelle
bod the honor or writing the class
a0ur f0r tho junior class at this
school last year She viii also give
group ~ hor own compositions at
"a plano recital 90 be given soon.
Nrs Roy W. Dunlap will entertain
WoWhors ~ the Tlurka Luncheon
club on Thursday october 20.
TITO stephens college girls ~
Columbia. Mo, number 800 and 10
~ these are from Oklahoma. An
DknhoWa club has been organized
aud four Of the officers are from
TULSA These are Miss Frances
Whltoside, precedent. Miss Wilma
Elliott. secretary ana treasurer;
Miss Mayma Lawson, sergeant At
arms There Is also a Tulsa club
with ~ members ~ which organl-
cation Miss Grace Campbell Ia pros-
idont.
This official opening of the Coun-
try club viii be the dancing party
given on Thanksgiving eve.
Tho American Legion auxiliary
will give a Halloween dance at the
nrmory on Wednesday evening,
October %, which is the open ing
dance OF the season.
The Acorn club will give sub
scription dance in Hotel Tulsa No
vcmbor IL.
The Cooperative club plans to en-
tcrtain with n Halloween party at
tho Elks club on tho evening OF
Monday. october 30. when special
music, decorations IN honor OF the
season, and delicious Refreshments
Will all 20 10 make a merry evening
Dancing viii he enjoyed This club
is composed OF young business men
Of tho city and they. with their
wives and friends. will be present.
! MISS Clalfo behty Dlllafd VIII en-
| tertaln a host OF her friends at a
| Halloween party In the homo OF
/ her parents. JudEe and Mrs Francis
/ Il. billiard. on the evening OF saturs
/ day. October 2s.
Young Mlas Narcisse Curtis Ia CIV
| ing n Halloween party In the home
OF her grandmother. Mrs n. NJ
| COrnellua, on Friday evening, Octa-
ber 81.
The Totem club will entertain It's
members and invited guests at a
Halloween dance at the Criterion
dancing hall Friday evening. octo-
her "a.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Mrs. S. G. Cameron was hostess
Tuesday afternoon TO members OF
the 1918 Fortnightly Bridge club
az which time the clubs name was
changed 10 the Tasmartad club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

The ri Delta Koppn fraternity
will entertain the Tulsa. Oklahoma
CITY football team on tho evening ot
November II. At the Country club.
Members OF the fraternity from
Enid and Shawnee. a. well as Okla
homa city. are TO ho here and quite
n number OF visiting girls Will at
tend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Of this group Of visitors in the home
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. West.
Mrs. Arthur Lee Murphey was
hostess 20 20 matrons at luncheon
and bridge In her home on Friday In
honor OF her daughter. Mrs Emer-
son c. Higgins ot Knnsas city, who
with Mr.. Higgins. have been here
for several days and who return TO
their homo the first OF tho week.
Autumn was abroad IN the floral
enhancement OF the home, gorgeous
bronze chrysanthemums being eff
fectively used. Cards were enjoyed
In the afternoon.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Lee was hostess
TO a small bridge party In her home
on Tuesday. complimentary to Mrs.
Lyn n. Wallace, who leaves In a
few days for Colorado Springs 10
spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Means ex-
tended Inequalities 20 quite a COM
panv OF friends in their homo on
tho evening OF Tuesday at dinner
given In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Lawrence X. Cone, who are spend
ing tho month OF October here be-
fore going to their winter estate in
NJ ami. Fla. Deep orange and pale
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Mr. and Mrs walter Earle Brown
brought a company OF their friends
together ln their home on Monday
evening In honor of Dr. and Mrs.
O. T.. Bruore OF Portland, ore, who
were here az the time visiting their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren
Sanders The Halloween idea pre-
vailed In decorations floraliy and
the mystic season was evidenced IN
the quaint conceiis that are 80 pop
ular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

The Totem club will entertain It's
members and invited guests at n
Halloween dance at the Criterion
dancing hail Friday evening. octo-
her "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Among the events programmed by
tho BNnl Emuuah Elstcrhood for
the winter ana spring season are the
evening thenter party In the or
pheum sometime In November. the
Japanese tea ana dance tor DecCm-
bcr 90. the afternoon lecture and
musicale for February II, the
Purlm dance on March ~. and an
entertainment TO be given by the
Tulsa theater guild on March 10.
The fret affair OF the series was the
benefit harvest dance given on last
Monday evening and attended by
225 guests The dance was given 10
raise money to further the work OF
the Tnlmud Torah and other philan-
thropic bodies OF the B'nai Emunah
synagogue.
Other box holders than those an
] yRAn..A Zoe tLn FapVtyul to g.. OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Autumn flowers decorated the home
and luncheon was served ut the card
tables.
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Young Miss Narcisse Curtis ia CIV
ing Halloween party In the home
OF her grandmother, Mrs. n. NJ.
Cornelius. on Friday evening, octa-
ber 81.
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Other box holders than those an
nounccd for tho festival TO be given
Friday evening, October ~. by the
American Association OF University
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

OF this group Of visitors in the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. West.
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Miss Claire Beatty Dlllard will en-
tertaln a host OF her friends at q
Halloween party In the homo Of
her parents. JudEe and Mrs. Francis
Il. billiard. on the evening OF satur.
dnY. OctOhsr 2s.
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Nh. Roy W Dunlap will entertain
momhors ~ tho Taurka Luncheon
club ou Thursday october 20.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-07
OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS.

Americas thrifty little neighbor,
Plains, will soon have bank. w.
L. Thomas was here yesterday from
Plains and stated that the work upon
the brick building designed for the
new bank would begin at once and
be pushed to completion. The stock
of $4,000 has been oversubscribed
and the new enterprise will be launch
ed under brightest auspices.
Miss May Davis returned last night
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Dixon,
in Ellaville.
Miss Helen Mccall came down
from Buena Vista yesterday to join
the party of young girls returning to
Shorter.
Mrs. Charles Hunter, after spend
ing month pleasantly here with
relatives, returned to. Savannah at
noon yesterday.
Miss Sarah Turpin will return
home today after visit to friends
in Eastman and Chauncey.