About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1924)
PAGE TWO - ' ■ -.1 " •- -'• ■ ■ - M DENHAM-BOYD Air. and Mrs. J. C. Denham an nounce the engagement of then daughter, Kathleen, to Drank Hur old Bopd, of Allendale, S. C., the • marriage to take place Jun 26. , The above announcement of th< engagement of Miss Kathleen Den t ham and Mr. Frank Harold Boyd .; of cordial and sincerest interest to their many friends not only . Americus but throughout Geoie •• ar.l South Carolina. Miss Denham is the eldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. t • Denham and is one of the loveliest and most attractive young women in Americus and since her graduation at Americus High school has b.—i. prominently identified with social , life here. Her rare beauty comb.n , ed with her sweet nature and charm ing personality endears her to ail who know her, and makes he- a great favorite with a wide circle < : friends. Mr Boyd is the son of Dr. end Mrs. F. H. Boyd, of Allendale, S. C., and belongs to one of the mo prominent families of South Car olina, He is popular in the social and business world, and has ma.!. 1 many friends in Americus during his visit here. He attended Citadel college ar Charleston,, S. C., and the Univer sity of South Carolina* where h • took a leading part in ail college ac tivities and is a graduate of the Georgia Medical College at Au gusta.. Mr. Boyd holds a responsible po sition with Norwich Pharmacy Com pany, tfnd is in the drug business in Allendale also. Their many friends will be glad to know that they will make their home in Americus for a while, be fore going to Allendale, where Air. Mr. Boyd will be in the drug busi ness. A numberof social affairs have already been planned for the pop ular bride-elect during the several weeks preceding her marriage. WILLJAMS-SISK. LESLIE, May 17.—Mrs. Nina Clark Williams of Leslie announce, the engagement of her daughter Loyde Arizona to Felix House Sisk, of Columbia, S. C. The wedding to take place in June. No cards. GRADUATION BOUQUETS Composed of one dozen roses or carnations, including green tied with 6-in. tulle, $3.00. Composed of two dozen roses or carnations, including green 6-in tulle, $5.00. Bouquets made up of one dozen Gladiolus, with green and and a bow of 6-in. tulle for $3.00 each. Al! Flower orders are cash on delivery. Agents for Idle Hour Nurseries. MURRAY’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Americus, Ga. ■■iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiifTr riiiMirn—rm tt.?-- 'ii i m ..t inwir~i~ 1 r Office Hours—J9-12 A. M., Other Hours and Sundays 2-5 P. M. by Appointment DR. C. D. FAMBROUGH Chiropractor Lady Attendant Phone 653 Rylander Bldg., Americus, Ga. WALKER’S ' The Store of Quality and Service.” Now is ths time to buy Silk Underwear. We have Shanahan Underwear, the best made, and prices are greatly reduced for Monday. Shananhan Vests—White, Shanahan Step - Ins ,Pink, Sun Gio; value White, Pink, Sun Gio; $2.50 —• value $3.00 — $1.49 $1.79 Shanahan Bloomers Shanahan Envelope Chem- White, Pink, Sun Gio; ise—White, Pink, Sun Gio; value $3.50 — value $3.25 — $2.49 $1.89 EDUCATOR SHOES Misses and Children’s Educator Strap Pumps and San dals —Patent, Suede and Smoked Elk; values to $5.00 — New lot Men's Straw Hats just received. Newest shapes . and splendid quality— Ot r " $2.00 to $3.50 New lot Men’s Socks, Silver Star quality; worth 75c at— -49c Pair ~ H. S. WALKER & CO. PHONE 44 808 JONES HOST AT PRETTY PARTY Bob Jones was host this week at a party celebrating his eleventh birthday at his home tn Cherry street, the occasion assembling a number of hi s young friends. The pretty living rooms wore artistically decorated with sweet peas, detailing a color motif of pink and white throughout. In the dining room the long table waa centered with a mammoth birthday cake in pink and white, 11 pink candles designating the age of the little host. Dainty refreshments 'wire served at the conclusion of the games played on the lawn. A number of gifts were brought, J attesting to the high regard in I which Bob is held by his playmates I and friends. Invited were Martha Wall, Kath leen Weed, Sarah Neal Maddux, Lawrence Speer, Glennis Draughoi, i Beatrice Heidt, Mary Frances Rick er, Janet Jolies, Earl Williams. W. J. Walker, Henry Baldwin, Fd. Jones, Jr., Howard John Rushin, Mask Chapman, Edwin Holdwer, Horace Thayer, Edwin Thayer, Julian Prance, Coleman Speer, Wade St. John Jack Prance and Elmore Draughon. * * » DR AND MRS BERRY ENTER TAIN WITH SET-BACK SUPPER Friday evening, at their lovely country home on Smithville Road, Dr. and Mrs. Berry entertained de lightfully with a set-back supper honoring their house-guests, Mr.'- Martin H. Sullivan, and J. Mar mer Mason, of Montgomery, Ala. Beautiful roses in delicate shades <f pink effectively combined w’th blue and pink larkspur formed a charming decoration of the living I loom’ and dining room wnere the j guests were entertained. I receding the game, a delicious supper was served at the card tables. I Mrs, H. O. Jones won the ladies’ high score prize, a beautiful com pact, and Mr. Jones won the gent’e men’s prize, a deck of cards. Invited to meet Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Mason were Mr. and Mrs. Hol lis Fort, Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Jones, Miss Sarah Tower, and Robert Hawkins. (WOMANS MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The regular meeting of the Wo man’s Missionary Society of the Lee Street Methodist Church -vi’l be held Monday afternoon at four o’clock, at the church. A special program has been arranged, and a full attendance is desired. » » ♦ FIRST METHODIST MISSION ARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Woman's Missionary Society | of the First Methodist church will j meet Monday afternoon at four j o’clock at the church. Every mem ber is urgently requested to be pres -1 ent. |* * ’ BIBLE CLASS MEETS WITH MRS. FORT The Bible study class of the Hor j tense Tinsley Missionary Society I will meet Monday afternoon at 4 i o’clock with Mrs. John Allen Fort, at the residence of Mrs. Hollis Fort, at the Fort Apartments on Lee street. Every member is urged to be present. i* * * BRIDGE LUNCHEON FOR i CHARMING VISITORS A lovely compliment to Miss | Louise McNulty, Mrs. Jack McNul- I ty, and Mrs, Guy Chappell, of Daw ' son; Mrs. Drew Dismukes of Graves, and Mrs. Bowman Wise, of Plains, who were guests of Mrs. R. E. McNulty for today, was the I lovely bridge luncheon at whic i i Mrs. McNulty was hostess at her J home with Mrs. Barlow Council, on Lee street. The living room, music room and sun parlor where the guests were entertained were hautifully decorated with a profusion or roses larkspur, California poppies and other garden flowers. ■ An elegant luncheon was serv ed at 12 o’clock at the card tabl -s after which bridge was played un til late in the afternoon. Mrs. McNulty was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. George Dun can and Mrs. Barlow Council. Twenty guests were invited to meet these charming bisitors. * * • JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR The handsome colonial home of Col. and Mrs. W. T. Lane on Leo street was the scene last night of a beautiful reception given by the members of the Junior class of the Americus High school t 0 the Sen iors. This marks the beginning of a series of delightful social events of the Commencement season. Throughout the spacious living room, music room, solarium, and front porch where the guests were entertained quantities of beautiful i garden flowers were used—Dorothy ; Perkins and American Pillar roses ( larkspur, poppies, and Mountain ■ Laurel filling baskets, wall vases and jardineres. Punch bowls em- I bedded in Dorothp perkins roses, j were placed on beautiful appointed j tables in the solarium and music i room, and were presided over by ■ Miss Florence Fort, Miss Martha I Duncan, and Miss Katherin Turn | LT. Sandwiches and punch were i served throughout the evening. Col. and Mrs. Lane were assisted j in entertaining by Miss Lucy Lane THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER Loved Her Career Too Much! ■■ . ■’A* at k .wßQllg S-' \ <■ • ••• ■ v ■ W’- Jeanne Gordon, Metropolitan Opera contralto, cared more for her art than she did for her hus band and child, Ralph K. 1 rix, wealthy Detroit real estate man, charged in his divorce petition. The court granted him a decree and custodv of their 11-year-old daughter, Jane. Gordon says he sympathizes with his wife's am bitions. and Miss Mary Frances Lane. Among those present were: Misses Frances Belcher, Josephine Buchanan, Kathryn Harris, Thelma Hogg, Elizabeth Joyner, Massie Lane Lillian Medford Elizabeth Merritt, Harriett Rylander, Eliza beth Smith, Eugenia Walker, Lu cile Williams, Ruth McMath, Eloise Allison, Elmer Buchanan, Lizzie D. Burke, Frances Cranberry Mabie Hamilton, Ida Jones, Emma J. Lipford Alice McDonald, Bertha A. McMath Opal Parker, Louise Reeves Mae E. Stanley, Lucile Summer ford Annie D. Hall, Anne Walker Frances Shiver, Martha Johnson, Alice Harold Lucile Schneider Marjorie Cargill, Chloe Davenport, Charlotte Turner, Deanie Walker Dora Riley, 'Annie Ree Riley, Fan nie L. Stevens, Florence Stebens, Nell Ellis, Annie B. Crabb, Mildred Clark, Eva Braswell, Frances Cas tleberry, Mozelle Deavours Kathryn Goodman, Mary H. Joyner, Wills Sanborn, Ethel Suggs, Mattie L. Vaughn, Christine Harvey, Ruth Bailey, Julia Mae Owens, Elizabeth Slade, Frafikie Davis, Mildred Wells, Eugenia Bragg Louise Morri son, Lillian Denham, Mary W. Stebens. Belle Pearlman. Benjamin Davis J. R. Hamrick, John E. Sheppard, William Heys, Heys Arnold, Lionel Stukes, An drew Kimble, Ernest Statham, Ray Ansley, Russell Clark, Harry Bar ton, Albert Outler, George Oiliver, Theoditus Stukes, James McDaniel, Robert Ferrell, Tom Gatewood, Dili Gatewood, Joel Hightower, ‘Bill” Carswell, Hal Harris, Macon Dud ley, P. C. Allen, Joe Sutton, RYLANDER THEATRE MONDAY-TUESDAY SHOW STARTS 2 P. M.—Continuous Performance Ch.ldren Under 12 Years 10c; Orchestra 35c; Balcony 25c / a \ (paramount >7 •••./ " \ ' tyictuiv ■ FAS J 1 - W Thomas Meighan PIED PIPER MALONE PRESENTED BY ADOLPH ZUKOA U JESSE L. LASKY Hawkins Dykes, Barlow Council Sam Merritt, Guy Allison, Gilbert Purvis, Carl Humber, Dwight Barn es, Otho Weed, Roy Adams, Lon Chas. Gammage, Henry Everette, Charles Glover William Heys Glenn McAllister, Pat McArthur, James Dudley, G. W. Harris, Benjamin McMath, Olin McDaniel, Carr Glov er,' Darby Dudley Robert Buchan an, Sam Hooks, Olin Dixon, anl : members of the Cuthbert baseball ■ team. ,» » » ANDERSONVILLE SENIORS ! HONOR GUESTS ANDEK’SObIVILLE, May 17. . One of the most interesting social , events of this week was that of Thursday evening given by Miss J. Eva Williams at her home in.An ’ i dersonville in honor" of the graduat- I ing class of Andersonville High ’ j school. The spacious hall and i large parlor was beautifully adora- Jed in Southern smilax and pink i carnations, the color scheme of ’, pink and green being carried I (throughout the occasion. ’; Most interesting games were ; played and delicious refreshments were served throughout the even ' i ing and was enjoyed by all. Those ■; present were Misses Mattie Sue : and Stubbs, Ora Mae Gingones, 1 1 Annie Laura Gilmore, Mary Allie ' English and Eva Williams, Charlie j Stubbs, Jasper Williams, Alex ; Rouse and Rufus Holloway. M. H. Sullivan and J. G. Mason, have returned to Montgomery, Ala., after spending several days with Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Berrp at their i home near Americus. i • M. and Mrs. Carlton .Shy and ■ Mrs. Harry Shy, of Macon will ar rive this eevning to spend the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shy, at their home on Jackson street. WS! IM EXfRCISES I mramiffl These Begin At 10 O’clock In the Main Auditorium At Third District School .Class Day exercises in which many students are to participate at the Third District Agricultural Mechanical school will be held Tuesday morning in the main audi torium there. The hour at which these will begin is 10 o'clock, and the public is cordially invited to at j tend. The order es these exercises was announced in Friday’s Times- Recorder, as follows: Salutatory —Robt. Linwood John son, Phoenix, Ala. Class History—Robt. Foster Per kins, Florence, Ga. Class Census—Annie Mae Akins Leeburg, Ga. Class Peom—Nellie Elizabeth Prance, Americus. Class Jokes Jesse Clyde Daniel, Dawson, Ga. Last Will and Testament— Katherine Kirbo Collins, Gamilia, Ga. Class Auction Thelma Leone Rowland, Americus, Ga. Class Tokens—Emily Grace Red dick, Dawson, Ga. Class Prophecy Verle Cora Wilson, Brunswick, Ga. Valedictory Katherine Louse Swain, Americus, Ga. Monday and Tuesday there will be an art and industrial exhibit at the school morning and afternoon with the north wing of the audi tor 1 urn devoted to the showing. This has been prepared especial'y for the benefit of the friends of the school and it is expected there will be a large attendance. The summer session at the Aggie will begin July Ist, Principal Prance announced today and w : l! extend to Augusta 2, with a special faculty organized to conduct the school. Included among the course will be an examination for teachers, to be conducted under rules pre scribed by the state board. ATLANTA BUSINESS™ MAN IS A SUICIDE ATLANTA, May 17.—W. A.j McCullough well known in buiness I circles here, was found dead in his | home Thursday with a bullet hole j in the right temple. Members of | the family attributed over I business and a recent illness as cause for McCullough’s ending his l life. He was 40 years old. K We Want Every Man in Sum- I ter county to know that I am I selling all | SERGES, PALM BEACH I and MOHAIR SUITS To close them out at I REDUCTIONS I of 25% and 33’/3% s I These Prices are Strictly I CASH I W. 1. JOSEY 128 Lamar Street | AMERICUS, GEORGIA I FOR THE GRADUATES sbbhA Give your boy or girl a nice watch for a graduating present, a gift that will be kept and appreciated for a lifetime. Americus Jewelry Co. I Watlu Mott, Mgr, Phone 229 | ‘WwnrßißTrw i MBiHiMaMewMaMMW CHEAP MONEY TO LEND We always have money to lend on farm land, at lowest rates and be.t terms, and you will always save money by seeing us. We give the borrower th 0 privilege of making payments on the principal at any interest period, stopping interest on such payment. We also make loan, on choice city property. Write ° r see R C. Ellis, President, or G. C. Webb, Vice-Presi dent, in charge of the Home Office, Americus, Georgia.— Empire Loan and Trust Company Arnericua, Georgia SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 17, 1924 PIED PIPER MAuONE” COMING TO RYLANDER Charles Winninger and Hugh Cameron, two of Broadway’s best known comedians, appear togethet in Thomas Meighan’s latest Para mount picture, "Pied Piper Malone,’ adapted by Tom Geraghty from Booth Tarkington’s original story and due at the Rylander Theater on Monday. Winninger’s work in “The Good Old Days,” a recent success in New York City, has fitted him well for the role of Louie, the barber, in this picture. Mr. Cameron plays the village photographer and you’ll die laugh ing when he has an entire group “watching the birdie” and ready to be shot and then has to tell one of the men to stop posing with his thumbs in the armholes of his vest. And this is but one of the many’ comedy scenes in “Pied Piper.” The inimitable pair keep right at their fun-making throughout its entire length, relieving the tenseness of the highly dramatic acting of the principal players. * Lois Wilson heads the support ing cast which includes George Fawcett, Cyril Ring and Joe Burke, i Owing to the smaller rooms now adays, large pictures are proving unsaleable. STREET TAX NOTICE Street tax now due. Pay before May 15 and avoid extra cost. A. D. GATEWOOD, Jr., C.&T. 1-15 t \ Engraved Cards Place your order now for GRADUATING CARDS THOS. L BELL Jeweler and Optician
