Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-01-08

EG. Brown, members OF the Business
Mems Evangelistic Club, spent Sun
dav in Rebecca and conducted the
morning and night services at the
Methodist church upon invitation OF
Rev. w. M. Hobbs, the pastor, who
was called to Triton on account of
the death of his wife's father.
Mrs Henry Powell and Miss Ozclla
Bradshaw are both acting as substitute
teachers in TIE grades this week, due
to illness OF two of the teachers.
Mrs. C. M. Wise has consented to
take charge of Smith Hughes sewing
>classes that will be put on as club
enterprise again in February These
classes have proved so popular that
the membership sometimes passes the
limit which is three units of ten MEM
bers each.
Three vacancies left by the resigna-
ton of teachers at the close of the last
term are now filled by Miss Mary
Hurst, of Monroe, in the seventh grade,
Miss Pearl Chatfeld, OF Macon, in
the seventh grade of first ward, Miss
Orlne HUMPHREYS, of Hawkinsville, in
the fifth grade in the third ward.
Mr.. J. B. Wall and sister, Miss Mitt
Wall. returned Tuesday from Miami,
where they enjoyed week Of rest and
sport.
Mr.. Herman I. Ge1ders will leave Fri
day for West Palm Beach, to join his
brother, Mr.. Sidney w. Gelders, and
take a position on the Florida Tropi
cal Sun.
Miss Dorothy Cass, accompanied by
her friend Miss Eunice Rustin, return
ed from Miami last Friday where she
was an attendant in the Gautier-Tisdel
wedding. Both left for Americas
where they teach, on the following
day.
Mr.. Walter Sti1ley of Florida, has
been a visitor with his mother, Mrs:
w. S. Stilley this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stlley spent
Sunday in Waycross with friends.
The pupils and the many friends of
Miss Venita Cochran, popular first
grade teacher in the first ward, are
much concerned over her enforced
absence, due to a serious illness she is
suffering at her home in Camilla, and
which may call for an operation. In
this case her return will be uncertain.
Miss Lucy Bell Nelson, of the fourth
grade third ward, has been detained
from her school work this week by a
bad case OF tonsolitis.
Mr.. w. R. Tucker, of the A. B. &
A. Agricultural Department, has been
in the city this week with additional
prospectors from North Carolina.
Mr.. Wiley Williams and Geo. Bon
ey spent a few days in Atlanta this
week. purchasing some fire Tennessee
and Kentucky mules for their sales sta
bic
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Wilson an
boy at their home on West Central.
Mrs. T. A. Whaley and Miss Rozell
Whitehead, OF Orlando, Fla, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Portertleld,
on Lincoln Avenue
Mr.. Z. Kruger and family have been
in Sale City, Ga, for the week, the
guests OF his brother, Mr.. David kru-
ger.
Mr.. A. Kruger and son Ruben. have
been in Atlanta for the week visiting
relatives.
MI. t. J. lldllSCll iNtttl iiNN "
dav from Atlanta, where he was cal
led on account of a fire in his apart
ment house, to adjust the insurance
and contract for repairing the building
Mrs. Zev, mother of Mr.: Harry
CARRIER, is spending few days III
Thomasville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Sanders returned
Thursday from visit with relatives.
Mr.. Earl Adams has resumed ira
yelling for his tobacco nrm
Mr.. Walter Leonard, r., and Mr.;
Warren OF Blountstown, Fla, stopped
enroute to Gainesville, to spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. II. I.
Vinson. Mr.. A. II. Thurnond accom-
panied them from here.
Mr.. Jack Floyd left Tuesday tor
Athens where he attends the UNIVERSE
ty of Georgia
Rev. and Mrs. Taylor, OF the 70
i cheelle Baptist church, and ,. ClaN-
J ton. OF Albany, field worker, spent
Tuesday in the city in the interest OF
church work ~