Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-16
ELLAVILLE

veek with several entertainments,
among which was the dinner at
which Mrs. E. Collins entertained
saturday evening, honormg the
.cacbers of the EllaviIle High school.
Mis- Aaude Williamson, sister of the
hostess, welcomed the guests and
after dinner rock was played in the
wing room and reception hall The
lining table was centered with d
lovely handmade cover on which
,ras placed a silver vase filled with
4 rarcissi. A three-course dinner was
,erved in which was carr ed out a
or scheme of pink and white. Gov
were laid i'd eight. Misses
Elizabeth Collins and Bertha John
en- served. Present were Miss Hat
tie Arlington, Miss Leila William
son, Miss Mary Sparrow, Miss Dor
othv Fargerson, Miss Maude William
son, Mrs. ]. B. Williamson and Mrs.
& Ed rubanks, of Fort Valley.
The Woman's Missionary society
met Monday afternoon at the par
eonage and was largely attended.
8 Mrs. B. L. Jordan, the president, pre-
sided. The regular program was
omitted and after a business session
reports by the delagtes to the Mis-
sionary conference in Columbus were
given. 1t was gratifying to know
s that the Ellaville Auxiliary had, dur.
4 ing the past year, reached the stand
4 ard of excellence set by the Mis-.
4 sionary council. 1t was announced
that a study class would begin next
q Monday under the leadership of Mrs
Roger Williams. The book to be
studied is "The Why and How OF
4 Foreign Missions" Mrs. J. S. Lee
Z Mrs Ed Eubanks and Miss Corinnt
McPhaul were visitors. Present were
Mrs. C. R. McCrory, Miss Lilly Dix
4 on, Mrs. E. E. Collins, Mrs. H. j
4 Williams, Mrs. B. L. jordan, Mrs
J. H. Statham, Mrs William Hitt
I and Mrs Roger Williams
The Workers Council of the Meth
odist Sunday school was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hite with Ar
thur Hill as host. Plans were dis
cus5ed for the entertainment Of the
district Sunday school conference
which convenes here the first OF
April 1t is expected that a largo
number Of delegates will attend this
conference and many noted speakers
will be present. The Barracks re
ported their class leading in attend
ance, thirty members being present
the past Sunday. The Philatheas
stated that they would give a George
Washington tea the % of this month
the proceeds to be used in renovatinG
the interior Of the church. At The
conclusion of the business session {
social half hour was enjoyed. Mrs
Kite, assisted by Mrs. L. G. Stew
ut and Mrs. w. H. Collins, served
elicious ice cream and cake. Pres
cnt were Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Wall
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Statham, Mrs. E
H. Dawson, Mrs. H. J. Williams, Mrs
W. H. Collins, Mrs. Z. E. Collins
Mrs E. R. Jordan, Willie Burt, Ar.
thur Hill, Mrs. B. L. Jordan.
Complimenting their guests, Mrs
Leon Slappey and Mrs. Galloway OF
Atlanta, Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Kille,
brew on Thursday evening gave a
bridge party at their home near La,
Crosse. Tables were arranged in
the parlor and living room. A salad
course with coffee was served. Those
invited were Miss Hattie Arlington
Miss Leila Williamson, Miss Nell
Stevens, Miss Dorothy Fargerson
Miss Ida Haze Pruitt, Miss Butl
Courson, MIR. Snd Mrs. w. A. Muir,
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hill, AL,
bert Richardson, Clark williamson
Grady Wimbush, Mrs. Lille Dixon
Mrs. ]. B. Williamson, Mrs Leor
SIappey, Mrs. Galloway, Miss Mary
Sparrow, Bascom Slappey, Mrs. o. C,
Hill.
A Valentine party at the High
school auditorium Monday evening
was a pleasant event and attended
by a large number of the younger
set as well as a few of the grown
ups. This affair was in charge of
me Sarah Hornady Chapter United
laughter of the Confederacy and
was given for the benefit of the IL
orary. The following committees
were in charge: Advertising, Mrs.
w. A. Murray, Mrs. E. E. Collins
valentines, Mrs. w. T. Tondee, Mrs.
John Wall; Post Office, Mrs. H. j.
Williams, Mrs. O. C. Hill; Chocolate
ana Sandwiches, Mrs. C. T. Rainey,
MRS }. H. Statham; Candy, Mrs. c.
- Wall, Miss Maude williamson
lack Horner Pie, Mrs. W. II. Col
nhs, Mrs H. G. Kille5rew, Mrs. w.
D. Jordan; Stunts, Mrs. E. H. Daw-
son. Mrs. Truxton Stevens; Bottle
Guessing, Mrs. Lille Dixon; Door
keepers, Mrs, C. R. McCrory, Mrs.
Noger Williams, Mrs. A. Allen.
sunday Ellaville Knights of Pythias
M ,yI mold their anniversary services ut
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