Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-08-14
Anniversary Column
IA YEARS AGO
(Fitz. Leader. Aug. 1915, 1910

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Butts enter
tanned jolly crowd at their country
home the guests meeting at the home
of Miss Nina Weaver on north Grant
Street and driving out together. Those
enjoying the pleasant evening were:
Misses Nina Weaver, Huldah Shaffer,
leila Kimball, Vera and Myra Hub
bard, Debbie Moore, Ora Harre1l,
Nora Butts, leila Shaffer, Vessie
Jones and Mrs. Capo; Messrs Hubert
Roush, Fred Ball, Otto Harnish, Fred
Waters, Frank Schmitz, Clarence
Trip, Roscoe Kimball and Roy
Butts.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. New entertained
with one of the most elaborate parties
of the season complimenting Mrs.
News sister, Miss Pauline Fuller of
Dublin who is their attractive guest
Progressive conversation was enjoyed
and dainty refreshments were served
The guests included Misses Pauline
Fuller, Margaret Harris, Annie Par
sons, Eleanor Allen, Pauline Jones,
Grace Kissler, Minnie Parsons, Elsie
Tisde1 Edith Griner, Ava Parsons,
Emily Baldwin, Kadie Griner, Glenn
Griffin, Leila Story, Louise Wight
man, Helen Osborne, Mae Bailey, Ha-
gel Tisdel, Tommie Parsons, Jennie
Washburn, Minnie Whitley, Helen Nc
Allister, Hazel Doty, Fannie Parsons,
Wylene Keller, Mary Lou Wilson,
Auta Griffin, Mary Lou Gatchell and
Leila Griffin; Messrs. Lawrence Glow
er, Earl Braswell, L. H. Paris, Chas.
Crawley, Ted Meyers, Chas. Barfield
DR.. L. A. Turner, Charlie Lee Rogers,
Kurt Thurmond, Harry Forbes, Ar
thur Parsons, Loren Dickerson, Chas.
Peacock, Mack Pryor, R. F. Clark,
S. G. Pryor, H.. Milton, Geo. Woot-
en-, Myron Cooper, Clifton Ingram,
Geo. Boney, Willie Conner, J. c. Sto-
ry, W. B. Hammock, J. L. Douglas,
Chas. Ware and J. S. Thompson.
Master Alex Mcdonald, Jr., Gel
ebrated his fourth birthday anniver-
sary by inviting eighteen of his little
friends to his house on south Main
Street where they spent the afternoon
delightfully."- playing games on the
lawn. Later all were invited into the
dining room which was prettily decor
ated and held as the centre of inter
est the birthday cake with four burn
| ing candles. Lemonade, ice cream and
cake were then served and souvenir
given each guest Those present were:
Jeanette Farmer, Rosa Lee Patterson
Dorothy Thurmond, Margaret Thur
rnond, Mildred Hale, Allie Mae Par
sons, Brownie and Elsie McAllister,
Mo11ie Mcdonald, Henry McLendon,
Eugene Strickland, Luther Hussey
Ludlow Griner, Ralph Russell. Paul
Beauchamp, Donald Owens and Stor-
er Patterson.
Visitors in the city this week have
been Miss Ruth Holtzendorf of Doug
las, Miss Leila Story of Abbeville,
on, Neb., Miss Alice Sheppard of
Abbeville, Miss Villa Hatcher of
Dawson, Mrs. Steve Little of Ocilla,
Miss Mozelle Howard of Macon. Mr..
Ed Flanders of Eastman. Miss Emma
10 Britt of Valdosta, Miss Emily
Baldwin of Atlanta, Mrs. Hewlett
i Wells and children of -Shellman, Mn
Henry Stewart from Gainesville, Miss
Inay Elliott ~of Cordele. Mr.. Cleon
Howell of Ocifla, little Miss Marian
| Dunn of Atlanta, Miss Mayme Locke
of Dawson.
| Visitors out of the city this week
have been Mr.. Willis Smith and little
daughter Louise going to Chicago to
join Mrs. Smith, Mr. w. C. Wilker-
4, son and children at ST. George, Mrs.
u. E Turner and children in the coun
try with her parents, Misses Rhea
Wise, and Allie Mayes at house
party in Columbus, Mrs. Geo. Flour
noy in Atlanta, Miss Modena Powell
in Dawson, Misses Fannie Boyd and
Kathleen Braswe11 in Montezuma, Mr..
and Mrs. G Wash Smith at Indian
Springs. Mrs ]. c. Bush at Og1ethorpe
Misses Mamie and Liza King in East
man, Mrs. Fred Clark and children
in Savannah, Mrs G. P. Mingledorf
in South Carolina, Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Acker and little son in Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Dickey and little daugh-
ter Anthem in Brunswick and St.
Simons and before returning will Wis
it Baltimore and Chicago, Mrs. Daisy
Brabham at Cordele and Alamo, Mr..
Vincent Green at Indian Springs. Mr..
Clarence Lee at Jacksonville, Fla.