Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-15


recording secretary, Mrs. H. j. Will
liams; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
/ c. r. MeCrofy; treasurer, Mrs. Z. f.
Collins; superintendent Of literature
and publicity, Mrs. Rogers Williams;
superintendent Of supplies, Mrs. J. H.
Statham; superintendent Of cradle
roll, Mrs. L. P. Gartner.
Mrs. A. P. Reasoner, Of Mobile,
Ala, was on Tuesday complimented
with spend-h1e.day party by Mrs.
II. T. Dixon. A delicious not din
ner was served at noon hour. Those
invited were Mrs. A. P. Reasoner,
MIS-. Nolan Strange, Mrs. H. Willis
Ho zg.
Company B Of the ninth grade
history class Of the Ellaville high
school, entertained company A. with
weineI roast last Thursday after
noon Tlse class hiRed to BaIdwin's
woods and rambled for time. Then
a hot FIRE was built and the weiners
roasted The two companies derived
great deal Of pleasure from the
afternoons outing and all members
of Company B resolved that they
would win next time. Those present
We're Hazel Bridges, Christine Stew
art, Martha Munro, Minnie Persons,
Fannie Mae Walters, Mary Lee Dan
lei, Willie Smith, Elizabeth Collins,
Genevieve Hargrove, Britt Echols,
and Foy Cheek, Alton Baugh, Stan
ley Green, Charles Duncan, Lewis
Rustin. The class was chaberoned
by Miss Dorothy Fargerson, teacher
of the tenth and eleventh grades.
W. S. Jordan made business trip
to CoTdele Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Fl. Collins enjoyed de-
lightful trip to Arlington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowe, of
Buena Vista, were recent visitors at
the home bf Mrs. r. j. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Strickland,
Mrs. l.. G. Stewart and Miss Chris
tine Stewart went to Amcricts Mon
day evening to see Coburn's min
strels.
Miss Maude Williamson spent a
few days this week with relatives
lin Americas.
Z. II. Dawson is quite i'll with in
fluenza at his home on College
street.
| Miss Katie Pearl Hawthorn, Of
Charing, is spending some time in
this city on professional business.
Van Livingston, who occupies a
splendid position in Columbus, is at
home for a short while on account
of i'll health
Marcus Perry and W S. Jordan
made a business trip to Albany the
past week
Mrs. 3. NJ Mouiton has returned
to her home in Butler after pleas
ant visit TO her son, l.. Moulton,
editor of the schley County News.
MFR. and Mrs. S. A. b. william
son, of Americas, were guests Of
relatives in our city Tuesday after
noon.
Elder j, NJ Murray has returned
from Sumter where he conducted the
funeral Of John Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rigsby and Miss
Matte Lee Rigsby were guests Sun
day Of relatives in Butler.
Miss Nell Livingston spent Sat
urday in Columbus. Miss Living
ston is a pupil at Chase's Conserva-
tory Of Music and goes once week
to Columbus to pursue her studies
in the splendid institution.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. T. Rainey have
purchased the home of Mrs, Mae
Sellars on Oglethorpe street, and
moved into it recently.
Jeff Johnson, of Ideal, passed
through our city today en- route to
points in South Georgia.
Mrs. Marcus Perry has had as her
guests this week Misses Berna and
Alline Perry, of Andrew Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs, Morris Hill attended
the funeral Of their aunt Mrs. Brew
| er, in Butler, last Sunday AFTERNOON