About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1925)
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 8.102 5 - . ... -.s’. ... ... MRS. SUTTON ENTERTAINS FORTY-TWO CLUB TUESDAY. I Mrs. Lewis Sutton was hostess at e beautiful party Tuesday after noon, at her home on Jackson, when she entertained the members of her forty-two club delightfully. In the living room where the tables were arranged and in the wide reception hall quantities of; lovely vari-colored garden flowers I were used in artistic profusion, I zinnias, wall Howers and marigolds! filling wall vases and baskets. After several interesting games 1 of forty-two, delicious ice cream and cake were served. The hostess was assisted in en tertaining by Mrs. John Hartzog. The guest list included Mrs. Oscar English, Miss Mary English, Mrs. Charlie Barfield, Mrs. B. E. Turner, Frs. John Quarterman, Mrs. John Hartzog, Mrs. Herman House, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. J E. Wilson, Mrs. W. R. JaJckson, Mrs. Roy Parker, Mrs. Fred Mar kctte. MARY TRESSIE SAPP HOSTESS AT LOVELY BIRTHDAY PARTY. A most enjoyable affair among the young social contingent was the party given by Mary Tressie Sapp Monday afternoon, at her home on Lamar street, the occasion marking her Uth birthday anniversary. Quantities of bright colored gar den flowers adorned the rooms where the guest were entertained. Many interesting games and con tests were enjoyed until late in the afternoon when the guests were in vited into the dining room whore delicious ice cream and cake were served. An effective pink and white color scheme was carried out in the table decorations. In the cen ter was a large white birthday can holding tiny pink burning taper, encircled by crystal candlestick holding pink unshaded tapers. At tractive favors marked the place of each guest. The young hostess was assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. J B. Sapp, and Mrs. H. H. Philips. The guest list included Janice Hill, Myrtice Phillips, Sarah Shiver Annie Lou Burge, Florence Bulge Robert Hill, Leonard Hill, G. 1) Burge, S. P. Bur ge, Forrest Phil lips and Mary Kate Burge. * * ♦ BEAUTIFUL PARTY FOR AUGUSTA VISITORS. Mrs. F. M. Barrett and Miss Vivi an Curry, of Augusta, the charming guests of Mrs. V. B. Oliver, shared honors at the beautiful bridge and forty two party Tuesday afternoon, at which Mrs. J. T. Stukes and Mrs. H. C. White were joint hostesses at their homes in the Johnson apart ments. The reception rooms of the two apartments were thrown together and most attractiely decorated with a profusion of gayly colored garden flowers, sunflowers, zinnias, an<- lupines filling exquisite flower jars and baskets, ‘and floor vases held clusters of beautiful crepe myrtle in the lovely shades of deep pink and lavender. Late in the afternoon after the conclusion of the games, a delight ful salad course with an ice and iced tea was served. The hostesses were assisted in en tertaining by Mrs. T. J. Fay, Mrs | E. B. Hill, Mrs. W. O. Eastcrim, and Mrs. E. S. Bland. The guest list included five tables of bridge players and four tables of forty-two. Mrs. L. W. Slappey and three chil dren have returned from a delight ful visit to Mrs. B. H. Allen in — ■ ■ ■ , ■— ... „ ■■ „ ■■■ Remember we have Let us do your wor- a nice dry drive in to D . change all Tires in r ymg on Repairing Bad Weather. your Tires and Tubes WE DO VULCANIZING GIVE US A CALL 1 I QUICK SERVICE TIRE COMPANY Lamar St. Phone 142 Americus, Ga. V \ 1- For Long Life We never grow the Use i least tired of serving Willard Battery You. • * '• ■ Related —■ ■ i » - • .. . r ------ ’tix.v tF ‘ ’ls eq nt \ i w\ ' A ia ' - M V ' .if \ \ J \ ■ ‘ • 1 -i. t ** I ' IE Is there anything to this evolu tion stuff, anyway? Well, here are exhibits from the two ends 'of the scale—Miss Polly Lux, Broadway dancer, and her new pet monkey “Siki,” acquired while she was on atiip in France. Let’s hope Polly isn’t starting x new fad. Tampa, Fla. They were accompa nied home by Mrs. Allen who will bo their guests for several weeks. Mrs. Willis Morgan and little daughter, Virginia, have returned from Atlanta, where they attended the Horne-Horne wedding on Sat urday afternoon. Miss Jeannie Pearlman has re turned from Atlanta, where she was delightfully entertained as the guest of relatives for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elrod and children who have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Finch for several RYLANDER Today and Tomorrow « THE AWFUL TRUTH ” With Agnes Ayres and Warner Baxter —A sparkling comedy of society. Can there be love without trust? Is a husband justified in proceeding on circumstantial evidence. “GALLOPING HOOFS” No. 2 and Pathe News weeks have returned to their home in Pompano, Fla. t accompanied by their sister. Mrs. E. J. Schroeder, who will be their guests for some time. They made the trip by auto mobile. Mrs. A. L. Westbrook, of Danic, Fla., is the guest or Mrs. L. W. Slappey, at her home on Lee street. The many friends of Miss Sara Hamrick w ill be glad to learn that she is getting along nicely after un dergoing a tonsil operation at the Doctors Building. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bradley, Sr., and young son, Philip, were the spend the day guests Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IL D. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bradley and sister, Miss Carrie Bradley spent Saturday night, and Sunday at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brad ley, Sr. Mrs. Estelle Garland and little son, Jack, left this afternoon for Columbus to visit Dr. and Mrs. Henry W. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ogletree, Miss Lona Maye Youngblood; Bob Stone, Raymond Ogletree, and Ben Power, of Byromville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brad ley Sunday afternon at their home near Huntington. Miss Lona Youngblood and Ben Power, of Leesburg, is spending sev eral days with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Ogletree at Byromville. Miss Frances Slade, of Cordele, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hen ry Christian at her home in the Mc- Leod apartments. Frank Stapleton loft last night for Atlanta to spend seeral days, and will return to Americus the latter part of the week. Miss Lucille McAnally has re turned to Atlanta after a visit of two weeks with Mrs. R. A. Ratley at her home on Forrest street. Mrs. James Todd and two young sons, of Mt. Solon, Virginia, ac companied by her brother, James i Collins, have arrived in Americus co i be the guests of Mrs. Olin Dixon at her home on South Lee street. Mrs. Tbdd is pleasantly remembered as Miss Eugenia Collins. Mrs. J. Epps Brown, of Atlanta, arrived today to spend several days with Mrs. W. P. Wallis at her home on College and Forrest, en route to Lumpkin, where she will visit her mother, Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. Brown resided in Americus at one time. THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER In Their Flying Togs I I' vJk. A*. 1i I- >4 C J Hl --rs S V •'I 'AV Sy and has many friends here who will look forward to her visit with pleas ure. Miss Rose Lewis, of Dothan, ala., is visiting Miss Ramsey Kimble at her home on McGanah street for two weeks, arriving Tuesday after noon. ■ ENGLISHViLLE Maurice Holloway left for Barnes ville Monday, June 2(>th. where he has accepted a position as bookkeep er-for Harris Motor company. His many friends wish him success and prosperity in his career. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Myers, of El kin, N. C., were dinner guests of her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Jones, Wed nesday. Mrs. A. N. English and Charlie English spent Wednesday with Mr. . nd Mrs. Wash Baker at Bakerfield. Mr. and Mrs. Harrey Mathis and baby, of Americus, Miss Jewel Mathis, Robert Mathis, of near Ogle thorpe, Misses Jewel Mathis, Leila Fay Mathis, and Raymond Mathis, of Byron, Texas, spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Russell English. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mathis, of By ron, Texas, Archie, Johnnie and 1R AISIN BREAD BY Can Be Had Today. Made with that blood and sinew building fruit- Raisins—and very de licious. Get Your Loaf Today Made by Model Bread Co. The Home of Domestic Bread Just before the MacMillan-Navy \rctic Expedition.sailed from Wis ca.-si-t, Me., Lieutenant M. A. Shur, San Diego, Calif., and Chidf Boat swain E. E. Reber donner for the cameraman the suits they will wear in flying over the Arctic wastes when the Polar regions have been reached. Walker Mathis, of near Oglethorpe, were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell English. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dwight, of Garden Valley, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones. Several from here attended the li’arty at Misses Lucille and Elvie Morgan’s Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Justice spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. George Greene at Fountainville. Marjorie Justice spent last week with Carolyn Athon at Lowe, and Carolyn accompanied her home for a weekw visit. Mrs. Russell English entertained at a party at her home here Satur day evening in honor of her cousins, Misses Mathis, of Byron, Texas, and her sister, Miss Jewel Mathis, of near Oglethorpe, which proved to b - an enjoyable affair. Misses Clarice Kennedy and Haru Duke spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Mattie Lewis Kitchens. Miss Clarice Kennedy left Friday night for Jacksonville, Fla., after a most delightful two weeks visit with Miss Haru Duke. She will visit friends and relatives at Jacksonville before returning to her home at Plant City, Fla. Mr. and Frs. C. A. Head and sen, Leroy, Mrs. Allen Head and children, of Greens mill, spent. Sun day with J. A. Duke and family ami attended Sunday school and preach ing services at the school bouse here Sunday afternoon. Miss Julia Duke, who is packing peaches near Montezuma, and J. B. Duke, of Greens mill, spent the week end with S. B. Duke and fami ly. Mesdamos. W. T. English, Charlie Kitchens and Miss Mattie Lewis Kitchens spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. S. B. and Miss Haru Duke. Mesdames, Charlie Kitchens and W. T. English spent Saturady aft ernoon with Mrs. J. T. Smith at Brooklyn Heights. Mr. ’ 11. R. Lane, of Butler, Messrs. Bruce Murray, and W. E. Wilburn, of Oglethorpe, were Sun day afternoon guests of Charlie Thursday Morning i Special “Boy Blue” Shirts ! ■ll - -Bril' Boys’ Shirts in all the wanted pat terns. Guaranteed absolutely fast colors. Made up perfect. Sizes 12 1-2 to 14. >• THURSDAY MORNING ONLY ' 95 c j ... ■-> Y COHEN’S Lamar Street Americus PAGE THREE English. Mrs. S. S. English and children, of Andersonville, Mr. and Mrs. Ed win English and children, of Ameri cus, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kitchens. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. English spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mol lie Justice. Rev. Riley and Rev. Lambert, of Cedar Valley, were dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Childs Sun day and filled their regular appoint ment at the school house here Sun day afternoon and delivered a won derful message. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION S IJ—- Hot water Sure Relief DELL-ANS and 75« Packages Eweeywhene
