Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-09
EIIapiIJe News

ELLAVILLE, Nov. S-The regu-
lar term OF the City court con
vened Monday morning with a light
docket to be disposed Of, Owing to
the illness Of Judge J. C. Rainey,
Judge W. NJ. Harper, of Americas,
presided, with f. J. Hart as solicit
tor. The only civil case disposed
of was that of r. f. L. Walters
versus the Aetna Fire Insurance
company, which resulted in ver-
dict for the plaintiff Of $3.50
Several misdemeanor cases We're
settled by the payment Of costs
Col. Zach Childers, Of Amerius, Yves
the only out-of-town lawyer pros
emit.
Armistic day will be observed
here next Sunday at the Methodist
church Members of the Philathea
class will decorate the interior Of
the church with poppies and the ne
tional colors. Patriotic songs viii
be sung and In Flanders Field"
will be read by a member Of lhe
Sunday school, Rev. B. l. DOR
| dan will deliver a sermon to suit
! the occasion. Thus our heroes OF
the World War will be honored rs
they deserve to be on this great
memorial day.
The usual monthly meeting CT
the Sarah E. Hornady chapter Unit
ed Daughters Of the Confederacy
was held Monday afternoon at the
hospitable home Of Mrs. C. r. Me-
| Crory. Stone Mountain Memorial
/ and other projects dear to the heart
of every devoted Southemer were
discussed in an informal manner.
The greater part Of the business
session of this meeting was devoted
to making plans for a bazaar to be
held the first week in December
ut which the following committees
have been appointed to serve;
Fancy work, Mrs. Grady Killebraw,
Mrs. g. P. DeWolf, Mrs. H. F.
Dixon. Mrs. E. r. Jordan; Candy,
/ Mrs Robert Strange, Mrs. S. c..
. Collins, Mrs. w. T. Tondee; Grab
bag Mrs. w. H. Collins, MRS. J. II
Holloway; Oyster supper, Mrs. r.
w. Strange, Mrs. Il. J. Williams,
Mrs. e. n. Morrison. Mrs. Lille
Dixcn, Mrs. J. r. Wall, Mrs. V. H
| Tondee; Dish committee, Mrs J. r.
! ctatham, Mrs. C. G. Wall; Tables,
| Mrs. W. A. Murray, Mrs. Marcus
! Perry, Mrs. c. T. Rainey, Mrs. I.
| G. Stewart, Miss Addie Munro
! Dolls. Mrs. E. f. Collins, Misses
Maude Williamson, Cleone and
Louise Collins; Advertising, Mrs. O.
G. Hill. Mrs. H. w. Hogg, Mrs.
| Rogers Williams AT the concIus-
ion Of this interesting meeting Mrs.
| McCrory assisted by Mrs. w. A.
| Murray end Mrs. Addie Smith
Munro, served a salad course with
coffee.
| The Workers Council Of the Bap-
fist Sunday school met Monday
! evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Rainey. j. NJ. Strange,
superintendent Of the Sunday
school. presided over the meeting in
| lAAo GaAat ellitplEs iHttHllGi. 4 ldAlS
were discussed for the addition of
| Sunday school rooms 10 the church.
| Most encouraging reports were
| rendered by the teachers present
! "a ,arding their work Cradle roll
| end home der rtments were or
ganizad with Mrs. w. D. Sears and
Mrs. A. A. Arr1eton as superin-
tendents A delicious salad course
| with coffee and cheese straws were
servey by Mrs. Rainey. There were
sixteen teachers and officers pres
emit.
! The week of prayer is being OBJ
served this week by the members OF
the missionary society of the Meth
odist church. Miss Mary hornady
had charge Of the very interesting
! program. The gifts and prayers
this year viii be for the Laura
| Haygood Demonstration school,
500 Chow, China, and the Bethle-
hem Center, Nashville, Tenn.
Those taking part in the program