Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-10
ELLAVILLE

ELLAVILLE, March 1O.-At An
rev Chapel church last Saturday
as held the first quarterly confer
zee of the Ellaville circuit. DR.
II C. Lovett preached at II O'Clock.
the noon hour lunch was served
81 the ladies Of the community The
ports were encouraging and be.
4 boke the full cooperation of pastor
i people. Rev. B. L. Jordan stated
6 at there was a forward move on
all the churches especially in the
i lnday school work. DR.. Lovett
ated that the Aniericus District
j athodist, a paper devoted to inter-
L. of the Americas district, was
y for publication and would be
1od this week. 1t is to be a month
q paper and is to be edited by DR..
! ovett.
The Fidellis class OF the Baptist
& lnday school Friday evening ten
y cred a supper to members of the
Ahilathea and Baraca classes of the
4 athodist Sunday school at the K. of
i Hall. A long table was arranged
- was decorated with yellow flow
Covers were laid for more than
L. hundred guests and a salad
#ourse followed by a sweet course
as served. Prof. H. H. Hargrovf
as master of ceremonies and the
Showing made talks and responded
ID toasts in appreciation from the
4 caracas; J. H. Statham for the Phi
8.theas, Mrs. W. A. Murray the FL
aellis elias, Mrs. J. T. Royal, Rev.
Il L. Jordan and DR.. w. G. Lovett.
q together the affair was the most
important church and social event of
H. season, binging together the
4 .orkers interested.
q The week of prayer is being OBJ
aerved by the ladies of the Woman's
sEszionary Union and services are
Aeld each afternoon at the Baptist
#hurch. Prayer and evangelism in
connection with missions is stressed
Ind the program rendered are help
H.. The following are the leaders
- the week: Sunday, Miss Lois
8Threlkeld; Monday, Mrs. H. H. Har-
grove; Tuesday, Mrs. j. T. Royal
"wednesday, Mrs. A. A. Arlington;
AThursday, Mrs. C. 7. Rainey; Friday,
H.. ]. II. Robinson.
A mission study class was organ
szed Tuesday afternoon at the home
H. Mrs. Roger Williams, with Mrs
Williams as leader. The book Sc
Elected for study is The Why and
How of Foreign Mission" Arthur
AJ1dson Brown. The class will meet
Monday after each third Sunday with
is members, Mrs. L. P. Gartner be-
ang the next hostess. Mrs. Williams
assisted by Miss Kathryn Williams
served sandwiches and tea.
The Sarah E. Hornady chapter u
h. C. was entertained Monday aft
@oon by Mrs. f. H. Dawson ana
c. c. Wall at the home OF Mrs.
Dawson. The afternoon was devoted
| to business affairs of the rganlza-
ton and contributions were made
h. oil s+ata work as called foY in the
program mapped out by Mrs. Har-
rold. state president. Mrs. W. A.
Murray, chairman Of the library com
mittee, reported her committee mad
|expended 1928 on the library OF Ella
willie High school. MesdameS Dawson
and Wall served a salad course with
iced tea. Mrs. E. E. Collins will be
the hostess for the next meeting,
On last Wednesday evening, Rev.
j. E. O'Quinn, of Plains, gave an
address. His theme was the Baptist
|encampment at Myrtle Springs IN
July. The service was led by Rev.
Ia. C. Weldon, of flains, who also
made a talk.
Among others attending quarterly
meeting at Andrew Chapel from Ella
vile were Mrs. E. E. Collins, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Jordan, Doc John
son, Mrs. C. L. Battle, Mrs. Albert
Livingston. Miss Maude Williamson
Mrs. J. Il. Statham, Mrs. w. H. Col
Inns, Mrs. w. NJ. Williams, Mr., and
Mrs. H. j. Williams, Prof. and Mrs
H. H. Hargrove, Miss Mary Sparrow
Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Jordan, Z. H.
McCrory, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Her
ring, Mrs. c. c. Wall, Mrs E. H.
Dawson, Arthur Hill, Mr.. and MIS-
A. c. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Stevens mace d
business trip to Americas MONDAY
afternoon. ,.,,.
Mrs. E. R. Jordan and children
have returned from weeks stay IN
Buena Vista, where they were 'n'
guests of relatives. -, g
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond McNelIi' %
WE ARE PROUD TO OFtEK