Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
Anniversary Column
IA YEARS AGO

(Fitzgerald Leader, May 1920, 1910
A number of local talent shows will
be presented at the Family Theater
next week under the auspices Of the
St. Matthews Choir Guild and the
special direction of Miss Sa1lie Alex
ander. On Monday night my Turn
Next a breezy comedy will include
in its caste, Misses Dorsybelle Thomp-
son, Pauline Reeves, Isla Green and
Messrs. VIM. Bryant, Randall Bryan,
Frank Haver and Earl Braswell.
On Tuesday night will be an "Old
Folks Concert" and those taking part
will be Misses Rhea Wise, Allie Ma
jors, Eleanor Allen, Mary Eva Mar
tin and Messrs Sam Kassewitz and
WILDLY.
The Wednesday program will be
IN the form of amusing specialties by
Messrs. Roy Adams, John Frazer and
little Misses Gladys Carney and Paul
inc Goldenberg.
On Thursday night the star perfor-
mers in a "Pair of Lunatics" will be
Miss Mildred Wooten and Mr.. Ed
win Gotchell. Specialties will be done
by little Miss Agnes Won Heide and
Edward Goldenberg.
Little Louise Smith will open the
Monday performance with a recita-
ton. The two shows making the big
gest hit will be repeated on Friday and
Saturday nights. Price of admission
will be 10 cents.
Don Knapp was complimentedl with
a picnic at Bowen's Mill on Saturday
before leaving with his parents for
Nevada. Don is fine boy and will be
greatly missed by his companions. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. L. o.
| Tisdel and Miss Venoble. Those par
ticipating in the good time were Mis-
ses Jennie Mashburn, Pauline Craw-
ley, Inez Dorminy, Eva Forbes, Nell
Frazer, Kadie Guner, Helen Osborne,
Glenn Griffin, Helen McAllister, Iva
Rogers, Irene Jones, Birdie McLen-
don, Linda Jones, Edward Perkins,
Eulalie Braswell, Elsie Tisdel, Mary
Lou Gotchell, Hazel Tisdel, Kate
Graves, Blossom Mercer and Messrs.
Stanley Davis, Loren Dickerson, Tom
Wilcox, Willis Quinn, Van Martin,
Lawrence Glover. Cecil Reeves. Roy
Adams, Myron Cooper, Mack Pryor,
Herman Martin, Ethridge Adams, John
Frazer, Frank Maddocks, Bowen
Shepherd and Willie Mashburn.
Mrs. D. P. Adams entertained few
friends at an elaborate course dinner
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Knapp
who left the following day for Nevada.
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs
Drew Pauik, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nc
Fadden, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Tisdel
Mr.. ard Mrs. Willis Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Paulk.
A jolly crowd met on the Greene
lawn Wednesday evening, remaining
until a late hour to see if anything
would happen when Mother Earth
should jump thru the tail of the comet
"Comicar games were played and
punch, cake and kisses served In the
party were Misses Isla Greene, Mar
garet Harris, Fanny Boyd, Mildred
Hanger, Daisy Belle Thompson and
Mildred Wooten; Messrs F. c. Mitch
ell, Randall Bryan, E. M. Galloway
Charlie Peacock, Earl Braswell, Vim
cent Greene and Edwin Gotchell, Mrs
Edith Hoffman and Mrs. w. A.
Greene.
The wedding of Miss Irene cohen
and Mr.. Sam Abram which tooE place
in the ball room at the Lee Grant
was one of the important social events
of the season and an extended account
of which will appear in the next issue
of The Leader.
Visitors out of town this week were
Miss Fannie Boyd in Ocilla, Mrs. C.
E. Crawley in Tifton, M. and Mrs
G. w. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Warren, Mr. and Mrs ] L McCaty
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jay, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P Adams, Mr.. and Mrs L
L Griner, Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. McDon-
aid all in attendance at the Elk's con-
vention in Macon; Mrs. George NAL
doom leaving for an extended visit in
Pennsylvania and New York; Mrs. J.
c. Rogers and daughter Mamie Haiyde
leaving for Indiana TO spend the sum-
mer; Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Shyrock for
Illinois and other northern states;
Miss Mamie Stilley and Mrs. w. A,
Stilley in Thomasville; Mrs. w. A.
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