Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-08
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PLAINS, Feb. Son Friday eve
INC the Young Matrons' club enter
lined in a most delightful manner
bair husbands at the home Of Mrs.
Ernest Spann. The rooms where
he tables were placed were lastly
acorated with low vases and silver
baskets filled with pink and white
Eononicas. At the conclusion of the
ame the guests were served dim
a,. prepared by each member and
Larved at the small card tables.
raving were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Williams, DR.. and Mrs. Bowman
EIyise. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams,
s,Ir and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, Mr..
and Mrs. o. V. Hogsed, Mr., and
fyrrs. Alvin Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs,
a.. Slappy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Thinner
80, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Oliver
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Spann.
MIS-. Will Wise was hostess at a
a.tv Friday evening at her home,
Entertaining the membdrs of the
luther League The living rooms
VAS attractively arranged with cut
flowers and hearts and Valentines
laced here and there suggested the
approach of Valentines day. Games
were entered into heartily by the
young folks, the Heart" game was
unique and enjoyable. Mrs. Wise
assisted by Mrs. NJ. G. Wingard,
ervcd candies and fruit punch dur
ling the evening. Twenty members
were present.
The first quarterly conference Of
Plains circuit was held at Rylander
church Saturday. The conference
was called to order with DR.. w. C.
Lovett, presiding elder, in the chair.
Each church in the circuit was rep
Presented by their several stewards.
The financial report was especially
gratifying, Plains, Concord, New
'oint and Rylander meeting in full
their obligations for the quarter. The
stewards present from FQains, E.
r. Stewart, j. c. Logan, R. NJ. An
drcWs, 7. W. Walters and W. S.
Moore; from Concord, H. H. Guest,
e.. J. Dupree, John Holley, W. W.
Bczier and George Holley; from
New Point, E. j. SaIter and from
Eylander, j. J. Dozier, c. A. Nc
Crea, w. B. Minis, J. NJ. johnson
land Mrs. Oscar McLendon.
Mrs. J. B. Thrasher, of Sparks,
spent the weekend the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. J. E. Thrasher, at her
home near Plains.
Master Hugh Walters returned
Saturday from a stay of five months
in Atlanta.
Miss Lucy Kate CLARK returned
Sunday from brief visit to friends
in Sasser.' "' ..'. .'.'
Mrs. Mary Campbell left Monday
Tor Columbus as delegate for the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Methodist church to the missionary
conference which convened in that
city Monday.
W. H. Brimberry, of Atlanta.
Ant the weekend here the guest
Miss Ernestine Logan.
Ross Dean left Tuesday night for
New York City where he will visit
the Eastern market, buying an up
to-date spring stock of goods for
OHyer-McDonald Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ratliff
spent Sunday with relatives at Les
Mrs. Otis WeIIons and little
daughter, Hilda. returned home Mon
day from visit to relatives in
Americas and Friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Macky moved
tuesday to Americas, where they
VIII reside in the future.
Friends of D. P. Murray will be
Pleased to know his condition is en-
'Ifeiy satisfactory following a re4
cent operation at the hospital.
DR.. W. c. Lovett, of Dawson, pre-
@lamg elder Of the Americas district
'IIIed the pulpit at the Methodist
c"urch Sunday evening. While here
ne was the guest of Rev. Jason Shi-
|rah.
Miss Katie Turner, of OgIethorpe,
WAS the guest of Miss Mary Shirah
Ithis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Cody and Ru-
US Cody, of Columbus, are spending
IEefal days with their sister, Mrs.
|AIvin Zimmerman.
Mrs. W. L. Thomas and Mrs. Lou
"e Ferguson spent Tuesday pleas
Fnsiy IN Leesburg.
Mfs. Emmett Harper and Young
On George, went Sunday for a visit
b. some length to her mother, Mrs.
pNe0ecca Kidd, at her home in Pres