Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-07-10
Anniversary Column
IA YEARS AGO
EEK SSiS49sSa9ld9l6iSE
1.-THE Leader. July 8-15)

(The Leader, July 8-15)
Miss Della Majors was assisted in
entertaining by her mother, Mrs. r.
A. Majors at small party with two
tables for cards, and In serving a
tempting ice course at the close. The
guests were Misses Aileen North
luminous, Mildred Hanger, Fanny
Boyd, and Messrs. Paul Morrison,
Vincent Green, E. M. Galloway and
w. L. Sloan.
Miss Aileen North luminous enter
tanned the St. Matthews choir guild
with domino party. Mrs. Willis
Smith, Misses Ella Grey, Sallie Alex
ander, Mary Marston, Daisy Bell
Thompson and Mr.. Willis Smith and
Rev. North luminous.
Mrs. c. E. Baker entertained with
an afternoon party for her little niece
Doris PEBBLES Punch was served on
the porch, games were played on the
lawn and dainty refreshments served
at the close of the games. The little
guests were Martha Turner, Emma
Lore Fisher, Quinette Prentiss, Doro-
thy Thurmond, Margaret Wise, Mil
bred Halle, Helen and Mary Gwynn,
Ethel Ligeour, Ethel Beall, Eliza
beth and Mamie Galloway, Isabel
Paulk and Master Ralph Russell.
Mrs. R. M. Ware and children in Val
dosta, Mrs. Pauline Reeves in Doug
las DR.. J. NJ Adams at Detroit for
the Elks convention, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton to Deroit and points in
Canada, Judge D. B. Jay in Atlanta
and Birmingham where he was sew
eral times mistaken for Gov. Varde-
man of Miss, Mrs. ]. E. Mercer and
Miss Blossom at St. Simons, Mrs. G.
F. Dixon and Miss Agnes in Bruins
wick, Mrs. E. P. Searcy and children
in Alabama, Mrs. M. M. Stephens and
little daughter Gladys at White
Springs, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs. ], L. Dor
miny and Miss King in Atlanta for
the Fourth, Misses Lizzie and Edward
Perkins in Atlanta, Miss Hazel Tisdel
in Douglas with Ruth Holtzendorf.
Miss Curtis Martin in Douglas with
her sister, Mrs. John Barnes, Mrs.
E. w. Ryman and son Glenn to Knox
vile, Tenn, for the summer; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Stair in Macon for the
Fourth, Mr.. E. L. HaRes, editor of
The Leader, in Atlanta for the Fourth.
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Visitors in the city were Miss Epsie
Campbell, Miss Florence Roberts of
Ocilla, Mrs. Emma Cowefl of Allan
ia, Miss Nan 10 Young of Waycross,
Messrs. Ike and Louis Levin of Doug
las, Mr. George Doster of Moultrie,
Mr.. George Collier of Indian Springs.
Mr.. Jas. Barnes of Douglas, Misses
Maud and Lois Fisher of Eastman.
A social event of much interest in
Abbeville, Fitzgerald and Ocilla was
the wedding of Miss Cortez Green and
Mr. Steve Little, more recently of
Ocilla, occurring at the splendid
country home of the brides parents
at Cortez, about FIVE miles from Abb
beville. The music was furnished by
Miss Paula Peacock of Waycross and
Mrs. Omar F. Paxson. The attendants
included Master John Seasons and
little Juliet Wimberly as Cupids, Mis-
ses Mamie Little and Eu1a Brooks
as bridesmaids, and Mr. Walter Eli
Oft of Cordele and Mr. w. Bailey
Greene as groomsmen, Mr.. Joe Lit
tie of Oci1la as bestman and Miss
Dixie Jay of Fitzgerald as maid Of
honor. Little Kathleen Little Of Ocil-
la was the flower girl and Dr. J. B.
McGehee of the Oglethorpe Methor-
list church performed the ceremony.