Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-01-01
Anniver ssry Column
10 YEARS AGO
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(Fitz. Leader Jan. Is, 1879
Mr.. J. H. Harris, manager of the
Amusu entertained his employees and
few friends with banquet at the
New York Cafe. Besides Mr. and Mrs.
Harris as hosts we're Miss Maragret
Watson, Messrs R. l. King, John Har
ris, Ed Burrows, Will Billiard, Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Manning, James Ev-
ans and Master Edward Harris.
Mr.. E. P. Searcy passed away at
his home on west Pine street after a
long illness.
The Reveries of Bachelor was a
pleasing entertainment put on for the
benefit of the Woman's Club at the
Opera House under the direction of
Miss Nell Frazer, Mrs. A. H. Thur
mond and ]. F. Shean. Piano music
was furnished by Mrs D. E. Jackson,
and besides chorus singing, solo by
Miss Edith Griner and male quar-
tet composed of Messrs Davies. Kas-
sewitz, Kelly and Acker deserve spe-
cial mention.
A New Years party at the home
of Mr.. Theodore Justice after being
chaperoned to the Grand Theatre by
Mrs. J. A. Justice and her sister Mrs,
VIM Harrington, included as guests,
Misses Miriam Rogers. Estelle Waites,
Sarah Mcdonald, Hazel Mayes, Hazel
Jol1ey, Dorothy Cass, Fredonia Fra
ger, Leila Hall, Theda Tisdel, and
Messrs John Wise, Elmer Waites, Rob
ert Frazer, Charles Mann, Alvin Thur
mond, Herbert Gaskin, Eldridge Lee,
J. L. Pittman, and Stewart Gelders.
Miss Hattie Taylor entertained with
rock party in honor of Miss Rather
inc Dozier of Gainesville and Miss
frankie Spergie of Moultrie. Other
guests were Misses Myrtle Venable,
Halloween Venable, and Messrs Ted
Myers, H. B. Richie, ]. c. Wilson and
Parsons.
Miss Elsie Tisdel entertained at a
chatting dish party her guests being
Miss Farley Cardwell, Cliff Regain, Mrs
Butts, Esther Osborne and Lula
Smith.
Mr.. Lon Sheahan entertained five
couples at the Amusu New Years
eve after which they repaired to Mr..
Sheahan's home where Mrs. Sheahan
and Mrs. R. M. served delightful
refreshments in four courses. The
guests were Misses Helen Osborne,
Rhea Wise, Ida Mckay, Alice and
Fay Morris, Messrs Je1ks Taylor, Lor
en- Dickerson, Carl Fellars, Mack Pry-
or and Lawrence Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs D. P. Adams gave a
New Years card party at which the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. E1gin
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Paulk, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spill
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Graley Hale, Mes
danes Donaldson, Keim, Robinson,
Pittman and c. T. Smith.
Trustees for the new Carnegie Lii
brary were elected on the recommen-
dation of Mayor Paulk as follows:
Messrs E. K Farmer. ]. B. Wall and
Mesdames Isidor Gelders and Robert
Mann for the year 1915 with the Ma
yor member ex-officio.
College boys and girls leaving for
their various schools this week were
Dorothy Jones to Milledgeville, Rhea
Wise, to Shorter College at Rome,
Chas. Moore to 3rd District Agricul-
tural School. Chester Strickland to
Dahlonega Military Academy, Dr. Mil
ton Cohen to his senior work at Louis
vile, KY, Misses Bernice Rhorer, Sa-
rah King. and Allie Mayes to Brenau,
at Gainesville, Raymond Ellars, Ed
gar Patterson. Earl Andrews and Glen
Ryman for the University of Georgia
at Athens.