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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX Department conducted by Mrs. R. C. Moran, residence 112 East Church Street; Phone 620. AMMEN-AMMEN. Cards have been received in Am ericus announcing the marriage n Philadelphia April 4 of .Miss Sarah Frances Ammen to William Wether all Ammen. Americus friends will r< all that Miss Ammen for two ..ears was superintendent of the Antnicus hos pital when that institution was hous ed in its original home on Barlov. street. Coming to Americus from Philadelphia, Miss , Ammen through her devotion to duty and solicitatious interest in lo patients, wan the lore and admiration of practically every person here, she was notably ef lie.trt m cksciarging her duties, ;s well as an untiring worker in be-t half of the hospital, then a strug gling institution just taken over by the women of Americus. Associated with Miss Ammen in the conduct of the hospital here was Miss Emily Hopkins, the two resign ing their positions to enter a naval hospital. Later both engaged in nursing overseas, returning to Am erica after the armistice was signed. Mr. and Mrs. Ammen will be at home to their friends after*a wed ding journey at 721 North Sixty third street, Philadelphia. » » ♦ MRS. BRYAN HOSTESS TO HER CLUB. Mrs. J. M. Bryan entertained at a beautiful party 'Friday afternoon at her home on Lee street, compliment ing the members of her forty-twlr dub. The living rooms, which were thrown together for the occasion, were bright with a wealth of splen did roses, arranged in vases and bas kets, and larkspur and sweet peas were arranged in vases and wall pockets with pretty effect. Four tables were placed for the -ame, and at the conclusion of the amusement, a salad course was served with tea. Those playing were Mrs. Lawrence W. Browm Mrs. Sam Heys, Mrs. Will Humber, Mrs. Henry B. Mashburn, Mrs. George Oliver, Mrs. Frank Tur pin, Mrs. E. M. Viquesney, Mrs. John Sheffield, Mrs. Herschel Smith, Mrs. Frank Sheffield, Mrs. Guyton Fisher, Miss Martha Wheatley, Miss Callie Slappey, Mrs. R. P. Stackhouse, Jr., Mrs. Cliff Williams, Mrs. Carl W. Minor, Mrs. J. T. Warren. Mrs. Ed gar Shipp and Mrs. Lee Hansford. ♦ * • EPWORTH LEAGUE MEMBERS ENJOY PROM PARTY. The members of the Lee Street Epworth League were entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. C. M. Hall on South Lee street. The occasion assembled a number of con genial friends who spent a merry eve- ’ - - * _I _ ■ ■— l - ■ ' YgmVTHE COMING WEEK - WILL SEE GREAT ACTIVITY'AT ANSLEY’S in ALL DEPART- V"'X. P 9Kflk\ MENTS, but more particularly in the Silks and Thin Fabrics sections. A //K feu The approach of the hot season together with the superb offerings of new /[/' »' /// m V 1 / M iBIHII anc ‘ dependable merchandise insures this in advance. And, too, the A] i I IsSHr READY-TO-WEAR department will share in this activity as we shall |! 1 Ze r_ wliy/ offer exceptional values in the season’s best creations from the best /W/ r 1 makers. W note THESE OFFERINGS ’ READY-TO-WEAR THINGS M// pfv New Taffeta Silks, All Colors We are proud, and justly so, of the mj j) <f New Two-Tone Silks, All Colors prestige we enjoy where garments / X New C re P e de Chines, All Colors for immediate use are concerned. Mrm New Foulard Silks, All Colors _ Our showing of garments is the W J New Pongee Silks, Natural ' bl^est , and . best <r ver attempted /1’ \ i K Yr S Y Ma rqu ls ettes, Frgured bear out this statement, and that ,JZ • Z//W'' A /p New Georgettes, All Shades our values are the best in the state. I I ' Vz ' ' \V| 7 New Voiles, Plain and Figured See our — Wv K ' Vw F / New Sheer Organdies in Plain TAILORED SUITS, TAFFETA // 4m" u ' viIIWIF PJT and Figured SATIN, GEORGETTE and other /I [A -I * W ,h f 11' New French Linens, All Colors Dresses. All fabrics are represent- , 0 uW \h rVp New Suitings, Ginghams, Etc. ed and iV A New Embroidered Spot Organdies ALL ARE DEPENDABLE w LE =r YE FORGET- BARONETTE SATIN SKIRTS. P»W \W W OWI 'lvw NETS - DRAPERIES, READY- with swell GEORGETTE SPORT Hilffl W\ /» aVv TrY* MADE NET CUR FAINS, STRIPES and CRFPF DF cuirjr /W W i ' WA SHADES and “KIRSCH” NON- a • KIPLS and CREPE DE CHINE PJiS, ’ SA.GRODS. WAISTS to go with them. Kjgy ' BEDLINENS ' A MQI FVQ S - ILKhos,ery W H ■ TABLE LINENS, Z~a.ll hj IJMd I O SILK GLOVES J ANp t S|LLS s THE kid gloves i r.g in promenading, playing games .nd trying their wits at guessing con tests. Miss Bessie Johnson gave sev eral amusing readings which delight ed the guests, and at the conclusion . of the evening’s amusements, sand | wiches and punch were served. Those present were Miss Hallie Walker, ! Miss Eugenia Walker, Miss Nellie i Johnson, Miss Bessie Johnson, Miss ■ Lucy Furlow, Miss Lily Lee, Miss Mattie Lee Buchanan, Miss Grace Beck, Miss Winona Burton, Miss Lu c.lle Morgan, Miss Louise Culpepper, Miss Eutry Hammond, Miss Della Wi’liams, Miss Louise Bragg, Miss Annie D. Hall, Stanley Burton, Rob ert Bickory, Jesse Yarbrough, Elam Burton, Ernest Dunn, William Heys, Tye Ansley, Robert Culpepper, Hurin Hammond, James Buchanan, Seph Buchanan, S. L. Hammond, Charles Hall. • • * FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB PRETTILY ENTERTAINED. Mrs. T. B. Hooks, Jr., was hostess Friday afternoon at her home near Americus for the members of the Friday afternoon bridge club. Spring Flowers and fragrant roses made the living rooms attractive, and three | tables were placed for the players. At the conclusion of the game salad was served. The high score prize,, i pack of playing cards, was won by Miss Elizabeth Eldridge. Playing were Miss Annie Ivey. Mrs. Glenn Hooks, Mrs. J. D. Hooks, Miss Louise Williford, Miss Sara Tower, Miss Darien Pinkston, Miss Ruth Hodges, Miss Elizabeth Eldridge, Mrs Harry Hawkins, Mrs. Heys McMath, Mrs. Walter Rylander and Miss Fannie Mae Williford. • • • ‘AN UNINVITED MEMBER” PRESENTED AT HIGH SCHOOL. An enjoyable event of Friday was the presentation in the High school auditorium of “An Uninvited Mem ber,” a bright comedy by students of -B. The cast was composed'-bf Miss Annie Turner, Miss Mary Bowers, Miss Nell Hamilton, Miss Virginia 'err . Miss Annie Ruth Jones, Miss F/'-el Wells, Miss Thelma Hines and Miss Louise Bragg, and the various ityatior.s in the play were all well ■e vuted. Miss Ernestine Demps'ey, who coached the students for the -day, succeeded in bringing out a considerable amount of talent, and all who attended enjoyed the play greatly. ♦ • * SATURDAY AFTERNOON CLUB MEETS WITH MISS HARRIS. Miss Elizabeth Harris entertained the Saturday Afternoon Club at her home on Harrold avenue. The living rooms were bright with a profusion of roses arranged in bowls and tall vases, and the occasion assembled a number of congenial young people. ■ - THE AMERICUS A salad course was served during the afternoon. Those present Were Miss Mary Sue Chambliss, Miss Margery Brown, Miss Orlean Ansley, Miss Marguerite Everette, Miss Dorothy Cargill, Miss Mary Alice Lingo, Miss Pauline Broadhurst, Miss Isabel Wheatley, Miss Katherine Hamilton, Miss Sarah Britton, Miss Geraldine Payne and Miss Elizabeth Harris. • * • MERRY PARTY VISITING REV. AND MRS. GUYTON FISHER. A happy party of young girls from Wesleyan College came down Friday afternoon from Macon and are the guests of Mrs. Guyton Fisher until i Tuesday. Miss Margaret Seaman, who will be remembered as an unus ually pretty member of the Wesley an Glee Club which appeared at the Opera House several weeks ago; Miss Rosalind Jenkins, daughter of Dr. John Jenkins, of Huntington, W. Va., I who is visiting her sister, Miss Eliza jbeth Jenkins, a student at Wesleyan Miss Emma Love Fisher, and Guyton Fisher, Jr., of Macon, are guests at the parsonage until Tuesday. MISS BROWN ELECTED ASSOCIATE MANAGER. i. Miss Mary Rose Brown, a student this year at Wesleyan College, in ; Macon, has been chosen as associate {business manager of the Wesleyan j College paper which appears monthly. The executive staff is composed of three officials, an ed ; tor ip chief, and two business managers, of which Miss Brown is one. This is a paper of merit, and the editions are looked I on as one of the real institutions of . the college. * * * PERSONAL SERVICE MEETING MONDAY AFTERNOON. There will be a meeting of the ; Personal Service department of Cen | tral Baptist church Monday after noon at 3:30 o’clock in the church building. All members are urged to I be present. « • • WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. The Woman’s Club will hold a very important meeting Wednesday after noon at 4 o’clock at the Community Club House. This is the first time A Shampoo That Makes Brilliant Hair Ordinary soaps and cheap sham poos leave the hair sticky and covered with a thick filmy substance that en dangers its life and makes it harsh and lifeless and ugly. For the hair only the most perfect blend of Cocoa nut and Palm Oils as combined in Shuco Shampoo should be used. Shuco Shampoo is so prepared that it will completely rinse out leaving no unpleasantness. It brings out the lustre and brilliance and makes the hair glossy like silk. Two or three teaspoonfuls applied to the wetted hair and rubbed briskly at once changes into a bushel of sparkling, bubbling, snowy-white lather, which completely rinses out leaving the hair glossy, silky, fluffy and wavy. Your mirror will tell you why Shuco Sham poo makes hair with a thousand lights. At all good druggists. adv the club house has been used for at j meeting of the executive body of the ' clubs, and the occasion is anticipated ! with interest and pleasure. All mem bers are urged to be present, as a nominative committee will be ap pointed. WOMAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Woman’s Missionary society will meet at the First Methodist churrh M< nday afternoon at 3:30 odi ck AI 1 members art urged to be present as it is an important busi ness meeting. 1 . : — I I ; Mrs. C. E. Niblack and children { have gone to Summerton, S. C., i where they will be the -nests of rela tives for two weeks. * * r Miss Emily Edwards left Saturday morning for Toccoa, where she will ! be the guest of Miss Ruth Edward! I for two weeks. • • • Mrs. B. S. Kassels and Mrs. J. Cohen are in Moultrie this week, go- | ing down for a visit to Mrs. Nathan Friedlander at her home in tnat city i _ - I Alcazar Tomorrow Paramount Picture Adolph Zukor Presents The Idol of the Screen Dainty* MARGUERITE CLARK in “ALL OF A SUDDEN PEGGY” and Sunshine Comedy “THE HEART SNATCHER” Admission 10c and 25c Later Mrs. Cohen will return to Americus for a further visit to Mis. Kassel. Miss Alice Johnson left Thursday afternoon for Atlanta to be the guest of Mrs. Norman Miller at her home on Peachtree. , • • • Little Margaret Dugger, of Ma con, is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. L. A. Morgan, for son.o time. • • ♦ Mrs. M. J. Taylor left Americus Thursday to be the guest for a few days of Mrs. Sam McGarrah at her home near Americus. Later she will go to Buena Vista, where she will vis- ■ THEO TIES $lO Fine Black Kid, hand turned sole, Louis heel. A most wanted shoe at an attractive price. This is the first lot we’ve been able to get at this price. ini; Hosiery W Fancy and plain, lill/ uwj Silks in thread or glove silks. Beau ft tifvil ] ace e ff ec ts. $ 2 Upward wnfadtorin SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1920. it Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Taylor at their home at Hollywood, for some time. » * » Mrs. C. B. Griner has gone to New Orleans for a visit of some time. Upon her return to Americus she will be with Mrs. James Walker at > her home on Lee street. • • • j Mrs. Ralph Newton and children, of Fort Valley, spent the week-end with Mrs. P. B. Williford at her home on Barlow street. • • • Mrs. John T. Taylor and Miss Net ■ tie Allen are visiting relatives and I friends in Pensacola, Fla., for some time.

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, May 02, 1920, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6