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Wedding Date Set
for JuRe II

The marriage OF Miss Martha Her
vim. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs, Peter
5 Heryin. TO Mr. Frederick Rasmus,
sen, son Of Mr. aud Mrs. r. Ras-
musscn. viii be solemuiEed Wcdnes-
day evening June II. az $50 O'Clock
al the home ol the brides parents.
Miss Hcryin will have her sister.
Miss lima itrryiu. Tor her only at.
tendan, Ms James English will be
best man,
Assisting al the reception which
VIII follow the ceremony viii he Atrs
A. " tIcrviu Mu Willis Henson
Mtss Esther iIoryin, Miss Helen san,
deNon. Miss MARY Kendall and Miss
Helen Nvwhousc
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SPECIAL MEETING
FOR WOMEN

Mr. Frederick = Libby executive
secretary or the National Council
for Prevention or war will be here
next week. and win address spe
rial meeting for women Thursday
noon. June n. at Meyea Dafctoril.
Several prominent womens clubs
N this city have joined In sponsor
ms next ThurEdIya meeting and
urging their members 10 attend and
hear Mr Libby. who Is said 10 have
"a message Of special interest for
tho people on the Pacific coast.
Among the organizations sponsor.
ing next Tuesdays meeting are the
Women'H Cty club, the Women'H
Federation ~ Evangelical Churchea,
tho Seattle Federation Of Women'H
Clubs. the Seattle CITY wide Demo.
cratic Womcn'H club the Seattle
League or Women voters the seat.
lie section OF the Council or Jewish
Women. the =. T.. o. sisterhood. the
seattle Federation ". c r. g. and
the WomenB Industrial League Tor
Peace and Freedom,
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Tea GiuoR This
AMcrnoon

Miss Cecilia mud Miss Helena
Gleason entertained with tea at
their homo this afternoon from 4
unitl 6 o'clock, In honor OF their
house guests. ia, Misses Mary and
Josephine Icrns OF Rrll,ngham.
Assisting were Mrs, Maurice DIV,
yer MI Lloyd Codcr. Mis-. James
Wylc. Miss Margaret Chisholm.
Miss Frances RYAN, Miss Julia Carl
son and Miss Claire Mcdonald
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Personals

Mrs Waiter J Reed has returned
from a siA months visit in CalIfor
MIA.
Mrs James Hayden and her
mother. Mrs s. NJ Graft OF san
Francisco. hayo arrived in town and
are at the Cambridge.
Sir. and MrB l.. A. Borah are
receiving congratulations upon ihr
birth Of ron. Iso. Jr. May 20,
az tho Seattle General hospital
Mrs. ". r Flarg viii remove
Juno Il, 20 her summer home at
Hcdondo Beach
Mr.. Rober, iIoffernRu win return
Sunday from New Haven. Conn.
where he has bcen attending Yale.
Mrs. %. Clifford Rid will so 20
Portland Saturday TO represent Ia
flohcmc Music club NJ the national
convention OF Federation ~ Music
ciubs which will convene there.
Mrs. Lacy Houus and little son.
Lacy. Jr.. returned to their homo
today from tho Swedish hospital.
Mira Louie Abram. ~ BcIllngham,
will spend tho weekend an tho
guest OF Mr. and Atra. @. F. NJ.
Pratt
SIR. and Mrs r. Donlnd Lookman
tatnc Compton, are receiving con.
gratulations on the birth Of son.
May 81. ut the Minor hospital
give n card party Saturday evening.
June 6. at $40 o'clock. at seas
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Mrs Milton Gantx. ~ EiR,r. ~.
who has been visiting in town. lst,
Wednesday for Portland TO Join Mr
Gantz They will return to their
homo in the East By way or Gail.
fornla.
SIR. and Mrs. Le,chcr Elliott and
little daughter Rosemary, win r.
move. saturday. TO Lincoln Beach.
where they wilI spend the summer
with Mr.. and Nlrp ". r. strodoff
Air and Mrs W. II. Donaldson
will leave next Thursday for Cali.
roruia. 10 bo gone three weeks,
Mrs. William o'shca win return.
next Monday. from a Visit, In Cali.
fornln,
Rev. y. o. Clauson left Thursday
for Minneapolis. Chicago and other
Eastern points. lie viii be away
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mckenzie and
family have removed from their
town apartment TO their summer
home at Port Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Philip shank
are being congratulated upon tho
birth OF a son, al the Swedish hos
pi,al, June !.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Il. Morgan and
Miss Dorothy Morgan. will remove
June IL. to their summer home on
Bainbridgc Island.
the Misses Alice Reynolds, Esther
Thomson, Constance Phillips. Nor.
ma Hunt. Gwcndoiyu schoncld,
Glare Mojonnicr. Cathcrln Hazen.
Helen Hobi. Clara Jessup. Edna
Hopper and Doris AcGmth All
visiting sisters arc cordially In.
yltcd.
Tho committee in charge Is Doro.
thy Graham coder. chairman. I'D.
ma Hindman. Gladys Cole Dave.
| Robin wilkes Goodrich.
For reservations call KE nwd.
si76 or ME- lrse.s7s9.
|
CLASSIC CULTURE
CLUB
Classic Culture club viii have a
| picnic AZ Mount Baker park, Sat.
urday. June 6. Luncheon will be
served at IL o'clock.
|
GREENWOOD
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Greenwood IMPROVEMENT club viii
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=. N MMNWNIUWT ~

Nj entertain at luncheon and
-, cn Friday afternoon June
~ home Holly Lodge in
= sf Ms. q. T.. Graves of WI,
.-.o,t Pa.. who Is her house
sn3 Mrs. Samuel shaw Parks
rs,,ace who IS visiting her Sis.
,irS q r. n Pratt
Lay evening Mr and MIS- G..
N pratt will entertain with a
-, ptheir home in compliment
d. Graves and Mis. Parks.
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Music
Ralston Club to
Appear in Concert

ne Ralston club will appear in
+. spring concert Tuesday evening.
ims .. a, SIS o'clock. in tho First
BAPTIST church. Harvard and Seneca.
ne program follows
SsH,rs caarus from Faust
s.strs.sss.+-a ss..,ss.ss.s.s- Guuhot
T4me IA The West" .s4s. st+-.. Parker
-Tara Thy bleeding sides Hassini
NJ. sydney iaursnep pixen
--vsa Ttu An Pvt on Ma Crown
.................. RsddicS
-naass q cinomeaf .t...-... MacpoNvil
TasxhirS .-..-..s-+...-... ~,
-sm4o c4pricriccso ..s, Nsndeissohn
Kiss Loretta V Harding
f.s sorEs-
sl GOA Enxlishl Drink - Me
0aiy wifh Thinc Eyss .s. smith
o. ioa wsish) IAN Thru the
Sixh; ....+.... Hrswsr
NJ Ovsn ! Williams ard chorus
81 t0a EEsslaul The Prisoner IN
M CaEcaSas ....+.+-. ScAlndisr
Al over lhs stsaps' Grssehannqss
81 Lodges Of the Sioux stirsuun
~. sysney Laurence Dixon
-ssat Marching ....-..-+ stock
AZ naralnE ......Arr. ~ Grsely
TIE victory $50. ..,....y... PfotHrro
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ADVANCED PUPILS

ON saturday. JuDe 9. a. : o. Co.,,
there Wlll De plano recital br the
advanced elementary piano pupils
a. tho Cornish school This pro.
gram ia 10 be followed by two plays
by children from the dramatic No.
paftmcnt.
Those taking part bon the recital
are HERNIA Ros. Carol Chapman.
Charles Cameron, Mary Duren,
Phyllis Clark. izctta sanford Leon.
ard Olson and Lester Bright
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RAINIER CHAPTER TO
GIVE DINNER

Rainier Chapter. ID A. g.; VIII
give q dinner Tor its new members
Tuesday, June 2. o. . O'Clock 81
the chapter house Those expecting
30 attend are asked 10 make their
reservations by Saturday with Alra
George e. Leonard, cA piilOg00
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meet in Woodland park Thuudsy
afternoon. June n, ~ O'Clock.
Iiosiesaes. SIR Edith saunderr.
Ethel lInusdorf Jessie HnmHsad and
Edna Johnson.
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Teddiag wa BE quiet

Miss Ruth McCielland VIII become
81. hrlde OF Mr. Charles Morgan on
Sg.sl,y. June IS az the home OF
8. hroihsr and s,strr.nrhw, Ma, and
~ Robert McClellaud with only
X immediate families In attendance
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Mrs. Curtis Entertnins

In honor OF Mrs, Fred Everett.
who recently returned from trip
20 tho Holy Land. Mrs. Asahel Cur
It's entertained with a luncheon at
her home on Wednesday afternoon.
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WHITTIER SCHOOL PICNIC
ALUMlNAE CHATTER TO
ENTERTAIN FOR SENIORS

Alumnac chapter OF Alpha chi
omeea win entertain at luncheon
Saturday. June s. 81 1890 O'Clock.
in the Georgian room at The olym.
pic,
The affair will honor the gradual.
ing aeniora Of the active chapter
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rweheon for Miss Ten

IN honor Of Miss sylvia Tell Miss
v'ry McEachran win entertain with
.pspeheon % rs covers Monday AFT,
LOON Al the Tennis club.
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sEATrLE REvIEw NJ. 8

Seattle Review, SO. 2. IS q A.
N the Maocabess. wlil meet in 4 o,
g. vs. hail. 1909 smith ave- Thurs.
day evening, June n, a. 9 O'Clock
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UNIVERSITY LODGE

UNIVERSITY LODGE
University lodge, No. g. Degree Of
Honor. viii have its regular meeting
Monday, June s. az Sp m, at
knights Of PythaH hall 47ih ave
g. y. ana University way
At1Kt REVIEW. so. 90
Aik Review, 80. 3d. Of tho " ~.
4 ~ the Maecabccs. viii meet Tues
day evening. June .. al Slj o'clock.
in /. o o. 4. hall
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FEDERATION or

" c. T, 4,
The regular meeting OF the Seat,
tie Federation OF womcn's Chris.
tian Temperance Unions viii be
held Tuesday. June .. az p m.
In Plymouth church.
Green Lake Union viii have
charge Of tho deyotons, Al W G.
r. 4, women arc urged 20 he pres.
emit.
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TIIlMRLE OHM

TluMBLE CLUB
Bethlehem Thimblc club viii have
n card patty 30 the homo OF Mrs.
W D. nm Gios Greenwood ave,
Tuesday evening June p o.
O'Clock,
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
AUXILIARY
The regular meeting Of the Am,
cricnn Legion auxiliary 90 Rainier
Noble Post. No !, viii be held Mon.
day evening, June .. Ia the Legion
clubrooms. 500 Third ave.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY

Seattle Audubon society VIII take
a bird walk Saturday. June :, with
Mrs. e. Norman Compton as leader
Take KsntOn Express on Fourth
ave. AZ $50 q. m. or q. m. and
ride 10 the end Of the line. The
walk IL open 10 any one Interested
Bring lunch. field glasses and note
books and wear old clothes
DORiC SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club. o. y. s.. VIII
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

CARD PARTY
Auxiliary No. u. TO T., and =. r.
viii give five hundred party Sat
urday evening. June 6. at p. m.
az 1915 First ave.
MEET At Y. W. c. 4.
The Ruth school building fund
cabinet win mec, saturday. June s.
at i3o O'Clock IN the blue parlora or
the y. " G A Miss Hagen of the
Ruth school viii talR
WHITTIER SCHOOL picnic
Tho Whittier school viii have n
picnic at tho Woodland park picnic
grounds Saturday. Juno s. at II a.
M All parents Of the school wei
come Bring lunch. Coffee will be
served by the y r. A.
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by AliHa vlneu Ferguson OF Lincoln
high school and "a dance number by
Dorothy and Nonl Fisher
Mu y ] Lhyau aHaiHtcd the h0sl
sss al lhe tea hour
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luncheon Val Honor Eastern Visitors;
Small Home Wedding

Miss Ora Vera chase. i.eyua Zen.
sou
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give n card party Saturday evening,
June 6. at $40 o'clock. a, seas
Greenwood ave.
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MARY sTEELE's GIFT SHOP

Ordor worh-china flring 1850 Fourth.
Noticed thnf Ge month has turned pour cocI
just irhui June ptcansf
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FOR THE JUNE BRIDE


the place huhbss your
hold and drRpcE MA n-7eSo.
"Caniness Is merit 10 oodHess" Of the hn0s
gri married NE
a WoHdcrfui ad
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MARIE NELSON AT THE MODEL
REST on HEMSTITCHING
CLOSING OUT SPORT HATS

Up 70 - NJ Oily NE4Fo NIIW F-'Vpt HUU Ut
sio5 Bon Ton. 7oi Pine.
Some of the values in PaHamas. banded. a
simply amazing
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IDEAL WEDDING GIFTS

IDEAL WEDDING GIFTS
the Chinese
you shop. closing
the prices the considerably Els
Stewart
10 o appreciated BIZ
The youno people tehom they intended
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THE LINES OF CARE

N von ride 10 pou read The car, and ha
stopped 10 think ohat strain u U.s. particularly ,oithc
protect pour cue musciesf
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Dorio Social club. o. Z. s.. viii
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BRIDAL PARTY WITH LOVELY
BUFFET SUPPER

Tuesday evening, following the
wedding rehea sal, Miss Sara Oliver
and Mr.. Walker Bowen were joint
honor guest at a beautiful buffet
supper given by Mrs. w. W. Nc
Neill at her horne on Brown street.
The entire lower floor of the
handsome home was thrown togeth-
er, and beautifully decorated for the
occasion with quantities of pink
roses, and coral vine the pink color
scheme predominating. The table
in the dining room was overlaid with
a filet cover and rad for its central
decoration a silver basket of pink
roses and coral vine encircled by sill
yer candlesticks holding pink un
shaded tapers, alternating with com.
potes of pink and white mints. A
most delightful buffet supper was
served at nine o'clock, the lovely
color motif being further carried out
in the ices, held in dainty pink bas-
kets and individual angel food cakes.
Punch was served from a bowl en-
bedded in wreaths of coral vine by
Miss Martha Duncan and Miss
Elizabeth Andrews.
Mrs. Mcneil was assisted in en-
pertaining by Miss Alice Mcneil
Mrs. Stuart Prather, Mrs. B. F.
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MRS. WILLIAMS HONORS
ATTRACTIVE BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Katherine Smith an attrac-
tive bride-elect of October %, was
the honor guest at the beautiful
bridge luncheon given by Mrs. C. C.
Williams at her home on Lee street
Monday morning.
Pink coral vine and roses in grace
full arrangement adorned the draw
ing room and library where tables
were placed for the game, and the
effective Halloween idea was effec-
lively carried out in the refresh
ments and table appointments. At
tractive Halloween tally cards mark
ed the place of each guest.
Miss Smith wore a stunning sports
costume of Copenhagen blue crepe
effectively trimmed in white and a
small sports hat.
Mrs. Edgar Ship won the high
score prize, lovely hand embroidered
handkerchief. and the honoree was
presented with a adinty lingerie.
Luncheon was served after the
conclusion of the game and Mrs.
Williams was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Charles Council, Mrs. James
Ferguson and Mrs. Berry.
The guest list included four tables
of friends of the honor guests in
Guiding Miss Ira Gatewood, Miss
Chloe Davenport, Miss Christine
Brown, Miss Dora Riley, Mrs. G. E.
Buchanan. Mrs Fshton Rucbaro,
Mrs. S. R. Heys, Mrs. Carl Hawkins,
Mrs. H. A. Smith. Mrs G. C. Webb,
Mrs. E. j. Eldridge Mrs. B. F
Easterlin, Jr., Mrs. Henry Lumpkin,
Mrs. Edgar Shipp, Mrs. George Earle
Ansley and Mrs. Neon Buchanan.
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YOUNGER SET ENJOYS
THEATER PARTY MONDAY

Miss Camille Cottrell was hostess
at a delightful Theater party Mon
day afternoon at three o'clock at the
Rylander Theater. After the picture
the young guests were served de-
lightful refreshments at the Drug
Store.
Enjoying Miss COttrells party
were Gladys Gatewood, Elizabeth
Poole, Elizabeth Furlow, Ruth West
brook, Ruth Howell, Sarah Neal
Maddox, Ruby Horne, Leila Ham
rick, Saran Moore, Virginia Good
man, Betty Wagnon, Thelma Turn
er, Velma Turner, Christine Schnei-
der, Florrie Jackson, Mary Ames.
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Mr.. HAWKINS HOST AT
LOVELY WEDDING BREAKFAST

Mr.. Herbert Hawkins was host
Monday morning at at beautiful we'd
ding breakfast at the home of his
sister, Mrs. T. B. Hooks compliment
ing Miss Sara Oliver and Mr.. Hugh
Walker Bowen, whose marriage will
be brilliant event of this evening
at the First Methodist church.
Throughout the, handsome home, a
profusion of gorgeous pink and
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Wednesday afternoon, at three-thir-
ty, at her home on the Lee street
Road. Mrs. A. A. Dunaway and
Mrs. Ruth Carswell will be joint
hostesses with Mrs. Bahnsen. A list
of the Committees will be read, and
it is urged that every member be
present.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY AND S. S
GLASS MAKE REQUEST

The Missionary Society and the
Susannah Wesley Sunday school
class of the First Methodist Church
requests every one that has old mag
azines and old newspapers to please
have them put on their front steps
next Wednesday morning, October
81. The committee will call for
them during the day, Miss Ella
Cameron, chairman of committee.
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@)OCiey

Easterlin, Miss Ira Gatewood and
Miss Anne Ellis.
Miss Oliver was charmingly gown.
ed in pale yellow chiffon with deep
fringe of crystal beads and embroid-
cred in pearls.
After supper dancing was enjoyed
until late hour.
The list included members of tie
bridal party 4nd the out-ofLtown
guests.
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EAST AMERICUS CIRCLE
MEETS WITH MRS. PANT0NF

A meeting of the East Americas
Sewing Circle of the First Methodist
church will be held Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Pan
tone on Oglethorpe avenue, at three
O'Clock. Every member is urgently
requested to be present.
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TAE AMERICAS TlME>-RECORDER

cream roses, and coral vine artistic
ally arranged in flower urns, and
baskets, carried out effective pink
color scheme.
An elegant wedding breakfast
was served at high noon. The ex-
quisitely appointed table was over
laid with beautiful mats Of clunv
Madeira and filet and was graced in
the center with a handsome silver
basket filled with rich cream roses
and coral vine artistically combined
This was encircled with silver candle
sticks entwined with dainty wreaths
OF coral vine and holding pink un-
shaded tapers alternating with sill
yer bud vases of pink rosebuds and
coral vine. Attractive gold baskets
filled with rice and tied with fluffy
bows Of tulle marked the place of
the guests and a miniature bride and
groom marked the places of Miss Oh
liver and Mr.. Bowen. The attrac-
tive pink color motif was further
carried out in the ices and individ-
ual angel food cakes
Mr.. Hawkins was assisted in en-
pertaining by his sisters, Mrs. T. B.
Hooks, Mrs. T. F. Gatewood. and
Mrs. W. W. Dykes and lovely
group Of young matrons who are his
nieces, Mrs. Alton Cogdell Mrs T.
F. Gatewood, Jr., Mrs. Dudley Gate
wood, Mrs. Theron Jennings and
Mrs. Sam Gatewood.
During the morning a most de-
lightful musical program was lend-
cred by Miss Dorothy Dozier at the
piano, with vocal solo by Mr.. Marion
Stokes and violin solo by Mr.. Win
Mcneil, accompanied by Miss Doz-
Ter.
Covers were laid for Mss Oliver.
Mr.. Bowen, Miss Sara Moorehouse,
Mr.. Charles Wheatley, Miss Virginia
McGehee Mr.. Egbert Clark, Miss
Dorothy Dozier, Mr.. H. Z. Allen
Miss Frances Sparks, Mr.. Marion
Stokes, Mr.. Sam Coney, Miss Lucy
Lane Mr.. Will Mcneil, Mr.. B. F.
Easterlin, Jr., Miss Jean Curtis. Miss
Cordelia Hooks, Mrs. Milo Medlock.
Mrs. George Oliver, Mr.. Luther
Hawkins, and the hos.
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Central OF Ge( rgia Railway Discusses Public's
Interest in Railroad Earnings

, Inc railroads are handling b king promptly
ness railroad earnings have shown rent months
When hole these increased earnings run into large
pio"d largely thereby
have incurred obligations their owners position Considerably less ia
80 ~ - ' ' ~ =" "'
Efficiency and largely tnenve rge
property improvements The railroads omakem
increased $500 ~ ie~
Net Railway Operating paying operating xpns
dends Operating Necessarily mean neasd
Tor dividends On
off the stakeholder arof
rail addGa 9 on improvements to
10000
m Of Geoo9a 100000 Operating
S42ooUuoOo That that after more nmIEon
of the of property
year placed the
j. Because Of reduced and increased wages
ne Lass HroadS OF had million dollars
OOOOOOOO which they
the of railway
n of managem
fits produced by their investment In this they favorable
they before the War A fair minded bi will
however the involves
the whole f't~e the
established i is Il it ness the
decrease in Of
pnt rate eVe would high standards
- IpGae- rd cannot possibly render he complete and
beneficial t branch of business industry CONNIE
and the development
There m the of t
future and that fhA full Pc justified d @
Constructive criticism and einvhed
President Central of Georgia Railway Company
Savannah Georgia October 49, 1875. go ~ p'"
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Miss Doris Collins who has been
Ill at her home in Rees Park, has
sufficiently recovered to be out
again, to the delight of her many
friends.
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0lAalEI!'ZNRS

John E. Little of Montezuma, Ca,
of the 83rd Field Artillery at Fort
Benning, Ga, has been granted a
two months furlough for the pur-
pose of visiting his sister, Mrs.
Ethel Mckenzie of Al South Main
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-20

Mrs. Frank Holt and little son,
Frank, Jr., of Atlanta have arrived in
Americas to attend the Oliver-Bow.
en- wedding this evening. They are
guests of Mrs. George Oliver.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-20

Moss came to Americas to visit the
various schools Of the splendid con-
solidated system throughout Sum-
ter county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-20

Col. J. A. Moss Of Washington
Wilkes was visitor in Americas
Monday, and was the guest Of his
cousin, Mrs. L. S Tower. Col.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-20

street, Montezuma and other reIa-
tives. Letters to Private Littl at
Fort Benning will be welcome
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Griffin, of
Clearmont, Ca, is visiting S. E.
Collins for several days at his home
on Barlow street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-20

A. S. Hughes of Fitzgerald, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
H. W. Hughes at her home on
Church street.
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CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. RAHNSEN

The regular monthly meeting O
the Chrysanthemun Club will b,
held with Mrs. P. F. Bahnsen OF
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Mrs. J. R. Hall, of Montezuma who
has been residing in Montgomery,
has come to Americas where she will
make her home in the future.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-20

Miss Laura Adams has arrived
from Montezuma to be an attendant
In the Oliver-Bowen wedding this
evening.
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Charles Crew, of Miami, Fla, and
mother, Mrs. C. L. Grew, and Ed.
Smith have returned from Atlanta
Charles will leave in a few days for
his home in Miami
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ter county.
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Mrs. G. B. Dye of Atlanta, is visit
ing Miss Doris Collins at her home
on Rees Park.
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President,
Savannah Georgia, October 10. t9l,
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PRlNTZESS garments are nationally
known for their superior quality of
smart distinction.
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A, DOWNS.
Central of Georgia Railway Company.