Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-06-12

this vicinity.
Mrs. Harvey Mathis left Monday
tor Milledgeville- to visit her father
who is i'll.
Miss Louise Smith will go to Cor
dele on Friday where she will preside
at a South Georgia Librarians meet
ing.
Miss Sarah Mcdonald was recently
listed among the graduates of the
Carnegie school for librarians.
Miss Anne Chandler of MONTGOMERY
IS the charming guest of Miss Ethel
Beall.
Misses Rubye Swanson and Pauline
Stuart left Sunday for Douglas where
they will attend the summer session
OF Ga. Normal College and Business
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Barnes and two
sons drove up from Waycross Satur-
day for visit with relatives here. Mr..
Barnes returned Monday morning,
Mrs. Barnes and the boys remaining
for a week.
Mrs. R. J. Russell and daughter
Ruby and Lola Mae, of Waycross re-
turned Sunday night after a week
spent visiting her mother, Mrs. T. D.
Walker, her sister Mrs. ]. T. Reddock
and other relatives in the vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Hartley and children re-
turned Wednesday from Wildwood.
Lillian and Dorothy Gish will be
at the Grand Theatre Monday and
Tuesday in "ORPHANS OF THE
STORM"
Mrs. L. C. Howard and sons, Allen
and Cloris left Sunday to spend some
time with Mr.. Howard at Tampa,
Fla.
"ORPHANS OF THE STORM"
a D. w. Griffith picture at the Grand
Monday and Tuesday.
Misses Geneva and Evelyn Sutton
are spending this week with relatives
in Alma
Mrs. D. F. Brittle of Washington,
D. c., is enjoying an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs Garden and
brother, Mr. Allen C.. Garden at their
home on West Central.
Miss Eunice Rustin, of the Ameri
Gus schools and Miss Dorothy Cass,
whose guest she is this week, will
1eave Saturday for a visit of a week
kl Brunswick with Miss Rustin's Sis
e. Mrs. c. C. Dekle.
Mrs. L. o. Tisdel and daughters,
Misses Mildred and Theda willleave
their home in Miami on June 10Th
and will meet Mr.. Homer Tisdel in
New York on July 4th and together
they will join party touring Europe
the rest of the summer, sailing July
S and visiting nj all, seven countries.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Benton and
Mrs Joe Rogers of Triton, who is
their niece, returned Tuesday night
from attending commencement at
Georgia Tech, accompanied by Mr.
Arthur Benton, who most creditably
completed the four year course in Tex
tile Engineering ir three calendar
years.
Mr.. Eugene Ross and daughter Mil
dred of Atlanta and Mrs. w. c. Hin
ton of Cordele spent the week end
with Mrs James S. Williams on west
Pine Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Rowland and
soh Cecil went to Ludowici last week
to}attend the funeral of Mr.. c. ]. Nc
Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. D. Paulk OF
Brunswick are guests of their SOP,
Horace Paulk and family on West
Pine street.
Mrs. R. E. Lee visited some OF the
rural schools with the Healthmoblle
and reported splendid response from
all the schools and considers the visit
of the Healthmobile to have had
most valuable influence.
Mrs. R. 7. Prentiss and Mrs. r.
E. Lee are leaving today and tomor-
row to attend Bible Institute at Wes-
leyan College for Sunday school work
ers.
Mrs. Newton Mathis and baby re-
turned Wednesday from Kingston, N:
C.. where she had enjoyed visit OF
a month with her parents.
Mrs. A. H. Thurmond has called
off the little play that was planned tor
Saturday morning, due to conflict with
theJBibie school, which large numbers
of the children are attending.
Judge and Mrs. ]. B. Wall, Col. and
Mrs, I. B. Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r Turner. Mrs. Spier of Birmingham,
Mr and Mrs. ]. A. Dorminy, Mr..
anH Mrs A 7. Mcdonald and family,
NJ and Mrs. Lloyd Meeks, Mrs: j.
L. McCarty and Mrs. Powers, MI
and Mrs. c. T. Owens and taIlliy,
Col and Mrs. Jesse GranthamI,, WARD
Grantham and Ralph Russell were
an -, those attending the Meeks- NC
Dnnald wedding in Ocilla "Wednesday
morning.
Miss Laura Will Smith of Tennille'
is Il: guest Of Mrs. ], ]. Pryor
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