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the week end visitor of her friend, Mrs
Oscar .Hapilton.
Miss Myrtle Hunt and Miss Ruth
Hawkes. were week end visitors tc
their homes at McDonough and Mo
lena.
Miss Zula Hamilton spent last week
en- and expects to spend this week end
at her home in Arab.
Mr.. Lawrence Depew of Belvidere
N. J., arrived last week for short
visit with his aunt Mrs. Kate White
and his sister Miss Emma Depew, who
left for her home Tuesday morning aft
ter several months enjoyably spent
as the guest of Mrs. White.
Mrs. Anna Curtis, of Tarrytown,
n. Y, arrived last week and will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Frink and her brother, DR.. ]. T. Cass
and wife, for an extended visit, proba-
bly, being joined by her daughter, who
is teacher. later
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Miss Grace Benton returned to her
work at Wesleyan College after a
pleasant vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. Benton. Mr.. Arthur
Benton1also came from Tech in At
lanta toIoin the family party.
Misses Thelma and Eulalie Dormi-
ney and Quinette Prentiss returned
to Wesleyan todav to resume their stu
dies.
Miss Leta Hamilton, who is stu
dent at the normal school in Valdosta
visited here this week with her broth
er Mr.. Oscar Hamilton, and wife.
VIM. M. Emerson of Atlanta is
spending few days with friends in
the city.
A drunken driver of a Waycross
car, in which he was accompanied by
his father-in-law and two sisters, ere
ated a good deal of excitement on S.
Grant Street at noon, when Officer
Stewart placed him under arrest.
FOR RENT-o room house with wat
er and lights, Ola w. Suwanee St. En-
quire Manon Candy Kitchen. 1tpd
Oscar Miller has accepted a position
with the Fitzgerald Furniture Com
pany, where his old friends will find
him on the job.
Mr.. J. B. Davenport arrived here for
a short visit to his family. Mr. Daven-
port bas a position as yard master
with The S. A. L. in South Carolina
Miss Evelyn Jones of Hawkinsville,
is he guest of her aunt, Mrs. II. B.
Chestnut this week.
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Mrs. ]. H. Wilkins and Mrs. H. B..
Chestnut spent Wednesday in Ocilla,
the guests of friends.
Misses Claire Mashburn and Clara
Madden will entertain the Merry Max
ers Club tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Miss Clara Madden, from 5
to 7.
Mr.. c, S. Harris, Circulation mana
ger of the Cordele Dispatch, spent
"Wednesday i'll the city in the interest
OF his paper. MIR. Harris is a veteran
newspaper man with considerable ex-
perience in the circulation game.
Mr.. William R. Bowen spent a day
i'll Moultrie or business.
Fletcher's Wood Yard, pRne
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Mr.. Ralph Herring is home for a
two weeks visit to his mother, Mrs.
Chas. Herring. Ralph is first officer
on the S. S. Hegira, and recently re-
turned from Genoa Italy, where he
spent four months for his company.
Ralph has made a record trip around
the world since his last visit home,
visiting % ports in four months and
= fifteen days. He will return to his ship
again on the 18th, and sail from New
Orleans.
Mr.. anna Mrs. Elic Russell were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Russell
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Troupe attend
ed the bedside of Mrs. T. c. Russell
who has been quite i'll since Sunday, at
her home>on South Grant St.
Messrs. Willie and Allie Powell and
sister Miss Ruby were shopping in
town Wednesday.
Miss Thetus Gay of Atlanta, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. {. Russell
on South Grant street.
Mrs. Wallace Sims, of north Grant
left SUNDAY to be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bond, of Jack
sonville, Fla.
Miss Addie Davenport returned to
her work at Georgia University last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Rhorer accom-
panied their daughter Anthem as lar
AS Cordele in their car on Sunday on
her way to Macon to resume her stud
les at Wesleyan.
Mr.. J. T. Odom, jr, who has been IN
the city for some time, visiting rela-
tives, left Wednesday for his home N r!
Oklahoma, where he is interested IN
oil fields
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