About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1925)
PAGE TWO Society FEAGIN-DANIEL MARRIAGE CENTERS INTEREST Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Feagin, an nounce the marriage of their .laugh-‘ ter, Mary Annie,to .Mr. Leo Daniel which was solemnized Sunday, An-' gust 2, at high noon, at the home ' of Mrs. Bob Leigh, in Coleman, Fla.: The impressive ceremony was per- 1 formed by Rev. L. W. Taylor of Leesburg, Fla., in the presence of. relatives, I The charming bride was a picture of loveliness in a becoming model, fashioned ensemble, the dress of; reach colore dgeorgette worn with ;> coat of white georgette which was [ effectively trimmed with taffeta. I With it she wore a smart white felt j hat, her slippers and other acres- 1 series were white. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. | Daniel were honored with a beau- 1 tiful dinner, given by Mrs. Wicker, j an aunt of the bride. During the afternoon, the young 1 ' couple left by motor for Orlando, where they will make their home. I The bride is the youngest daugh-1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Feagin, and I was a popular and admired mem-[ her of the young social contingent,! of Americus, who wil Iregret that f her marriage takes her elsewhere , to reside. She possesses a sweeti disposition and attract ive personal-1 itv that endeared her to a wide cir cle of friends. Mr. Daniel holds a responsible po sition with the Buick Agency in Or lando, and is well known in busi ness and socia Icircle sos that city. The announcement will b > read with interest throughout this sec tion, where the bride is widely con necte dand has numerous friend . * * * MRS. SIMMONS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON FOR VISITORS One of the loveliest affairs on this week’s social calendar was the beautiful bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Howell Simmnos, at her home on Rees Park Wednesday morning, honoring her charming house guests. Mrs. Edwin Imig. of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and Mrs. F. G. Cotton, of New Orleans. The tables for the game were ar ranged in the spacious livin groom, which was unusually attractive on this occasion with a profusion of garden flowers in pastel shades used as decorations. Large bask ets, flower urns, and bowls held beautiful asters in shades of pink and lavender, purple altheas, and foxglove, effectively combined with fraceful sprays o fßose of Montan na. At noon, after the conclusion of the game, a tempting course lunch eon was served on the card tables. Mrs. Simmons was assisted in en tertaining by her daughters, Mrs. Robert Stuart, of Poplarsville, Miss, and Miss Josephine Simmons. Miss Mary Glover won the top score prize, a dainty pin cushion trimmed with French flowers and lace, and the consolation prize, a novelty sewing set. was won by Mrs. Taylor Lewis. The honor guests were presented with beautiful French boudoir pillows, trimmed with appliqued motifs of old lace and ribbon. Mrs. Imig was handsomely gown ed in white flat crepe figured in blue. Mrs. Cotton wore a stunning morn ing costume of yellow figured crepe. Invited to meet Mrs. Imig and Mrs. Cotton were Mrs. A. D. Gate woood. Mrs. Tavlor Lewis, Mrs. C. O. Niles. Mrs. Cliff Williams, Mrs. R. P. Moore, Mrs. George Oliver. Mrs. W. H. Emmetj, Mrs. Ernest Renew Your Health By Purification Any physician will tell you that 1 “Perfect Purification of the System is Nature’s foundation of Perfect Health.” Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermin ing your vitality? Purify your en tire system by taking a thorough course of Calotabs, once or twice a week for several weeks and sec how Nature rewards you with health. < Calotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a family package, containing full directions, price 35cts.; trial package, lOcts. At any drug store.—(adv.) I Statham, Mrs. S. 11. McKee, Mrs. | j George Duncan, Mrs. E. 11. Ander son, Miss Mary Glover, Mrs. W. ,J. | ‘Josey, Mrs. E. B. Council, Mrs. Stuart Prather, Mrs. Emmet Mur-, , lay, Mrs. E. B. Everett, and Mrs.! ; W. D. Moreland. * * * BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE DINNER , GIVEN BY MR AND MRS MATHIS j Tuesday evening at their attrac- | Live home on Barlow street, Mr. . kind Mrs. Evan Mathis entertain" I; with a beautiful bridge dinm r, bon- ! 'oring the members of their Night Bridge Club. The decorations in the living ; room and dining room where the! tables were placed were most nr-i fistic, an effective yellow color mo-I tis being carried out in every de tail. Baskets and lovely flower jars held zinnias, marigolds, lantanas, and wall flowers, shading from pale yellow to orange, and dainty yel low flowered tally cards marked the I place of the guests. An elegant three course dinner i was served at eight o’clock, on the i prettily appointed card tables, tiie yellow color scheme being further [carried out with the attractive ■ china and table covers. ! Henard s • I s ®! . Thousand D L lgP Mayonnaise fs[and Reltsh . J The very finest possible at any price because made from tested receipt's, from the best ingredients obtainable and in clean, sanitary plants! X'•-*“* kJ Manufactured by Distributed by HENARD MAYONNAISE CO. AMERICUS GROCERY CO. 1 ATLANTA •< Americus, Georgia J Nashville Dallas .1 ■ 1 -- - - - - - - ■ You Can ( SAVE ™ ; spend Zy at same time stock your pantry ZK with the— WORLD’S FINEST FOODS the seal of quality —By shopping at A&. P Stores GRAPE JUICE / ■ 23c : OCTAGON SOAP 5 27c I Jelly Powder ID , 3PkS! ! 25c Advance or White 8 Pound Ribbon Compound Bucket PLWESSON OIL, - -24 c PEANUT BUTTER ,i „ 25c * • /I BUTTER, : s Lk . 53c; / STT* /X Fine? ie I Orange Pekoe 2-Oz Pkg. r 10c I jfcLjAkft Gardens of India Ceylon 1-4 Lb. Rkg22c 28. -BA thc Orient I c - 1-2 Lb., Pkg 42c —— nil WE CARRY AT ALL •i n>U- b- & TIM E S A COMPLETE U P EsittaH LINE OF FRESH FRUIT [ Bokar Red Circle 8 O'clock AND VEGETABLES | Lb - Lb - Lb - Pears, dozen 10c ; 53c 47c 42c ! S ■ J(f After dinner, bridge was played until a late hour, Mrs. Henry Lump kin winning the ladies high score prize, a lovely jade cry.-tal vase, and ( harles Lanier winning the men’s prize, a deck of cards. Mr.-. Mathis was assisted in en. tertaining bv her sister, Miss Ruth McMath. The guest list included Mr. and i Mrs. Henry Lumpkin, Mr. and Mrs. I B. F. Easterlin, Jr., and Mrs. Stu- i art Prather. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ! thur Rylandcr, Jr., Mr. ami Mrs. | Charles Lanier, and Miss Mary Glover. * * * i Mir. Julia Martin underwent a ] serious mastoid op ration Tuc.-day at. th" Doctors’ buildin • and her [ condition is reported improved to- ! day. Dr-. Grubbs and Allen per- I formed the operation and it is hoped by a... many friend.- that she will be able to be removed to her home in a short time. M.- . M. N. Edwards, of Ameri cus, am| Mrs. Chas. Alston, Rich land. have gone to Texas where they will spend several weeks pleasant- | ly, visiting relatives near El I’, so l and other points in Texas. Miss Anne Ellis left last night for Orlando, Fla., to be the attracCve ( guest of her sister, Miss Mabel El- ' lis for ten days. THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDS Poor Robber Josephine Keating, of Chicago, was only 1,, she <1 lost her job as stenographer and couldn’t find any wo.k. So she got a revolver and tried to hold up a taxi driver. She was so nervous, though, that the driver took the gun away from her and carried her to a police station, where she is awaiting trial. WALKERS... The Store of Quality and Service Odds and Ends Sale ! NOW FOR THE FINISH! Our buyer will leave for Chicago and New York markets next week to pur chase new fall goods, and we expect to have the lar gest stock of Dry Goods we have ever carried. We are clearing out our SHOE STOCK, to make room for this stock, and we also want to close out ODD Lots, Broken Assortments, Etc., as our aim is to always keep our stock fresh and clean, with new up-to-date merchandise. Note these prices, come and share in these values Saturday Morning Aug. 8. As Long as They Last —All our finest VOILES; value FIGURED VOILES that SI.OO. This safe, yard sold for up to 69c, yard 50c 25c 11 I IIIMf —One lot Men’s and Women’s —HAND BAGS. One Hand Belts; values up to 75c, each Bag, value $1.49 10c 25c ■■■■■ __] | Hand Bags, value $2.50, —One lot ‘Shanahan’ Glove each Silk Vests; value SE9B, each ”y 98c —One lot FANCY CREPES, LT?"? l?c- r S £? AN T° N C vE Silk and Cotton mixtures, all TAIN NET, 40 inches w.de; good colors; values up to $2.00, value 50c Y ard ' at . . yard , . 23C $1.19 ——- —One lot Black Patent FLAP- Shaw & Dean’s SHOES and PERETTE SANDALS; value OXFORDS, pair $5.00, pair $2.69 $2.95 ■MMBMmaHmnaBBBaiH-Hißmiiv —One lot Men’s Shirts in Bates- One lot W-B BRASSIERES, Street and Salisbury brand; val 50c- 75c and SI.OO values, each ues up to $3, for 39c SI.OO oKHBHBaMBnasnamBBaaiaMUBHMMnBBMaaraaMMuaaMaMaMHMBMMMHHB See our Remnant Table. All prices reduced. Extra values all over the house. H. S. WALKER & CO. Lamar St. ! Phone 44 FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST 7 * 192 T
