Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-22
ELLAVILLE

want we 10 90 Selected read
mgs were contributed by Mrs. A A
Arlington, Mrs. Vera Tbomnson
Mrs c. 7. Rainey and Mrs. c 8
Wall The president, Mrs W T
Tondee, read the scripture lesson
Report were made by the Officers
present, telling of the progress of
the organization. 1t was decided +o
observe the week of prayer for home
missions March to 7. Mrs. Thomn-
~ assisted by Mrs. c, 7. Rainev,
NJ. D. Herring and Mrs. W. r
T~dee, served hot coffee, sandwich
and cake. Present were Mrs. 7.
n Royal, Mrs. S. c. Wall, Miss Mvr-
lie Mott, Mrs. S. W. Miles, Mrs. c. L.
Battle, Mrs. A. A. Arlington, Mrs.
Charlie McNeal, Mrs C. V. Powell,
-rs. w. 7. Tondee, Mrs. H. ]. Will
Ems, Mrs. J. NJ. Livingston, Mrs.
VI. y. Herring, Mrs. George billiard,
Mrs. c. T. Rainey, Mrs. Vera Thomp-
SON.
Mrs. w. H. Boggs was Thursday
afternoon hostess to the Susie Sher-
man Smith W. C. T. U. of Andrew
Chapel. The living room was attrac-
tive with crystal vases of white
roses. In the dining room, jonquils
and daffodils We're used. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Joe Strange, presided.
Miss Myrtice Strange presided at the
piano. Mrs. Walter Strange read
selection. Mrs. H. J. Williams, third
district president, stated that Mrs.
Mary Harris Armor would make an
itinerary in South Georgia in the
spring and would include Ellaville.
The union was asked by Mrs. Will
Iiams to assist in arranging a district
institute at Ellaville during Mrs.
AImors visit, the invitation being
accepted. Mrs. Boggs served coffee,
whipped cream and sandwiches.
Tlc9ent were Mrs. Tom Walker,
Mrs. J. c. King, Mrs. C. c. Wall,
Mrs. C. R. McCrory, Mrs, C. Jordan,
Mrs. Zach Childers, Mrs. Walter
Strange, Mrs. Robert Greene, Mrs.
#. J. Williams, Mrs. W. S. Jordan,
Mrs. Andrew Sellars, Mrs. T. NJ.
Strong, Mrs. Joe Strange, Miss
Mvrtice Strange, Miss Lula Belle
Weaver, Miss Matte Kate Weaver,
Mrs HindE76f Columbus
. a.i2flf sa~ 5a jrdj ..... .
During her visit to fEllaHille, her
fagmer1g home, E MrsrnI S. Leey Of
A1Rerirus, has been entertained at
several social functions Saturday
She was guest Of honor at dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Will
Eams. Monday DR.. and Mrs. L. G.
Stewart entertained Mrs. Lee. 9th
err friends are extending her cor
- welcome after her absence for
s~ral months.
Prof. Il. H., Hargrove, superin-
tendept Of the Ealla7ille High school,
has announced the following honor
roll for January: First grade
Margaret Greene, Abbott Altman,
Mack Snipes; second grade-Chas
Battle, Helen Collins, Tabbitha Gil
more, Lucille Thompson, Paul Ton
dee; third grade-Dorothy Chapman,
Geraldine Arlington, Edna Kate
Snipes, Frances Rainey, Josephine
Battle, Harris Manning; fourth
grade-Euna Pitcher, Ruth Statham,
Scott Williams; fifth grade-Mattle
Lee Echo1s, Ruth McNeal; sixth
grade-Billy Manning; eighth grade
Herman Herring; ninth grade -
Britt Echols, Genevieve HargroVe'
Martha Munro, Minnie Persons;
tenth grade-Kittie Pearl Collins,
Kathryn Williams; eleventh grade
Gertrude Burt, Matte Will Powell
Miss Addie Munro has returned
to her home her after having spent
the past three years in Atlanta.
S. C. Collins left Sunday on
business trip to St. Louis.
Mrs. w. Il. Collins is spending
sometime in Americas with MIS-
Sam Duckworth..
Mrs. Joe Chapman, of Columbus
is the guest this week of her sister,
Mrs. j. B. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Statham, MISS
Ruth Statham and Miss Hazel Stat
ham spent the weekend with reIa-
tives at Richland.
Friends of Mrs. S. c. Collins ana
Miss Cleone Collins will regret to
learn Of their illness with dengue
fever at their home on Broad street.
Rev. H. j. Johnston, Of Macon,
was the guest for the weekend Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Arlington.
Mrs. j. B. Williamson was the
guest Saturday of relatives IN Co.
.umbus.
Mrs. A. A. Arlington and Miss
LATHE Arlington were shopping IN
Americus Saturday.
Miss Mary Edgar Hart, prlnclpa
Of the school at Cut Off, spent the
end with her parents, Nr' ana
N.Y. E. J. Hart.