Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-09-04
AnniversaryColumn
IA YEARS AGO

(The Leader, september ~, wv
The city schools were opened Mon
day morning. The following teachers
were assigned: First Ward. Misses ., a.
Riebsam. Jennie Washburn, Nellie
TYLER. Ella McLendon and Mrs; Dai-
sv Wilcox Brabham; Third Ward,
Mrs. R. E. Lee, Misses Ethel Louise
Hines, Margaret Emery, Louise Fish
err. Willie Willis and Carolyn jenkins,
Doyie Blair and Mrs. M. E. Ellars;
HIGH school, Mr.. H. B. Richie, Mis-
SEES Dollie McLendon, Myrtle Venable,
Hazel Young, Music, Mr.. J. w. Nor
ris Commercial department.; Mr.. Z.
E. Sans, superintendent.
Miss Isla Green entertained at a
"42" party in honor of her guest. Miss
Elizabeth Finleyson, of Quitman. The
guests included Misses Eline and Kath
1ieen Braswell, Margaret Harris, Grace
Kistler, Mary Lobingier, Mildred
Wooten and Mesdanes Tom Dickey
IT, c. Smith, H. M. Warren. A. H.
Denmark and J. l. Dormlny'
Little Miss Ethel Beall will be at
home on Friday afternoon to twenty
of her little friends in honor of her
fifth birthday.
A straw ride was given last week
by a jolly crowd for Mr.. Otis Dunn
who is visiting his parents on West
Ocmulgee street. Those enjoying the
occasion were Misses Nellie Dunn,
Ethel Lowry, Maggie May Carney,
| Allie McMichael. Annis Coates. Vir-
ginia Davis. Pearl lowers and Messrs.
Otis Dunn, Sam lowers, R. Bowles,
Sim lowers, Wiley Monroe and Guy
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Grippe were
chaperones.
Miss Annis Coates was hostess at a
spend the day party at the pretty
country home Of her grandmother,
which is known as "Cozy Farm" The
girls enjoyed swinging. target shoot
ing, picture taking and visit to the
orchard. A delicious chicken dinner
with many delicacies was served at
noon. Those enjoying the occasion
were Misses Mabel Skinner, Katherine
Leichliter, Allie McMichael. Nora
Leichliter, Mary Leichliter. Myrl Russ,
Ruby Keefer, and Leila Harrison.
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Returning from visits this week
were DR.. and Mrs C. A. Holtzendorit
and Miss Gladys from an extended
visit to northern cites, Miss Kate Har-
den from Hendersonville, N. c., Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Smith from Indian
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wide
man and children and Eleanor Allen
from Waycross, Mrs. L. N. Hall and
little daughter Estelle from Jackson
vile, Fla, Mrs. w. L. Colyer from
Ohio and Keitucky, Mrs. D. B. Ware
from South Carolina, Miss Pauline
Jones from Va1dosta, Miss Pauline
Reeves from Ocilla, Editor E. l.,
Hanes of The Leader from Atlanta,
Mrs. R. A. Wilson and son Wimberly
| from a trip to Niagara Falls, Misses
Daisybelle and Evelyn Thompson
from Macon, Miss Adah Walker from
Cincinnati, Miss Elizabeth Pryor from
Cuthbert and Americas. Miss Maggie
Null from Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs. u.
IP. Mingledorf from points in North
and South Carolina, Mrs J. D.. NC
Laugh1in and daughter Misses Vernaa,
Flow, Inez and Maize from an extend
ed visit to Canada and Niagara Fails
Miss Julia Prentiss from Atlanta,
Miss Nina Weaver from Jacksonville,
Fla. Prof. Simeon ]. Smith entroute
to B1akeley where he has the superin-
tendency of schools, Prof. H. B. Rit-
chic from his vacation in north Geor-
Ola, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Davis from
prolonged visit north. Mr.. and Mrs.
IR E. Lee from Jacksonville, St. Au-
CUISINE and other Florida points, Mrs.
1T. 7. Livingstone and daughter Mary
and Young son Francis from Savar-
nah and Tybee, Mr.. Charlie DeLang
from Chicago, Mrs. Leila Bowen Shep
herd and son Bowen from Saluda. N.
c.. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Stokoe from St.
Paul: MINI. Mrs. L. Keim and Mrs.
g. c Smith from a visit in Iowa, c.
M. and L. H. Simons of the 10 cent
store from eastern markets.