Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-05-28
Anniversary Column
10 YEARS AGO
NAV 24-30. 1879

MAY 24-3O. 1879
Mr. and Mrs. Lucian O. Tisde1 an
nornce the engagement of their
daughter Hazel Carroll, to Mr.. Robt.
D. Kilcrease, of Waycross.
At the home of Miss Marie Bill on
West Ohopee street, shower was
given by the Sunday school class OF
Miss Nora Butts in honor OF her ap-
preaching marriage to Mr.. Giles
Smith, of North Carolina, an event for
June LIST. Those present were Mrs.
Burr Stokoe, the teacher, Misses Mary
nett, Myrtis and Lizzie Corley, Mis-
ses Vera and Ethel Hubert Misses
Grace Davis, Irma Stewart Minnie
Kilburn, Jemina Hogan, leila Kim
ball, Bessie Nicholson, Emma Liza
Shivers, Marjorie and Kathleen Owen,
Vernice Beauchamp,> Eva Waldorf,
Ethel Hullihen, and Mesdames F. R.
Justice, ]. A. Justice and Myrtle Beau
champ.
The graduating address at the OPP
era house Friday night was made by
Dr. w. L. Pickard, of Macon, who
is a brother of Mrs. S. S. Persons.
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Miss Bernice Gaddes returned to
her home in Marlborough, Mass, aft
er a successful years work with the
Domestic Science Department.
The Grand Encampment of the l O
o. F. of Georgia has been in progress
on the 18th and 10th and 9th. Meet
ings in the l. o. o. F. Hall and the
Grand Opera House with street par
AIDES and automobile rides about the
city and county have been daily fea-
lures. The final meeting is closed today
in gloom by the sudden death of
Grand Sire Daniel of Griffin. The
Odd Fellows and also the Knight
Templars are furnishing honorary es-
cort for the remains to his home,
while hundreds of Odd Fellows are
mourning the loss of one of their no
best members, and the entire state
the loss of a valued citizen.
Mrs. Riley Elgin gave a bridge par
ty for her guest Miss Maud Elliott, of
Brunswick. Mrs. ]. L McCarty won
high score and was presented with a
guest towel. Miss Elliott was present.
ed with souvenir spoon. A two course
luncheon was served at the close of
the game. The guests were Mesdames
]. L. McCarty, G E Kicker, Fred Spill
Ter, D P Adams, J L Dorminy. Frank
Freeman, George Flournoy, T ] Die
key, Drew Paulk. G c Smith of Doug
las, and Misses Fannie Boyn and
Edith Griner.
We note the splendid record of Miss
I1elell dllel SUI VIII WdS lilS FdlculC-
torian of the Class of 1915. Receiving
her entire education in our city
schools, she has won her success by
close application to study obedience
to all rules and an almost perfect at
tendance having been absent but two
days in the four years of high school
while her yearly average has been 81
per cent
Visitors in the city have been Mis-
ses Harriet Flanders and Virginia
Dill of Ocilla guests of Estelle Waites
Miss Ida Miller of Cordele, Miss
Stringer OF Atlanta and Miss Annie
Feinberg of Townsville guests of
Mrs. Harry CARRIER, Miss Louise
Freeman annd Miss Elsie Smith of
Triton guests of Mrs. Frank Free
man.
The teachers leaving for vacation
are as follows:
Supt. and Mrs. H. B Richie to
Athens and Demorest
Mr.. Aubrey Matthews to Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E G. Beauchamp to
Hamilton, O..
Miss Radford, Monroe; Miss Ad-
ans, Demorest; Miss Evans, Gaines
vile; Miss Reynolds. Albany; Miss
Hartnett, Concord; Miss Stubs, Cal
70; Miss Tyler, Norman Park; Miss
McLarin, Fairburn; Miss Colsher,
Winchester, Tenn; Miss Averitte,
Statesboro: Miss Merritt, Poulan;
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