About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1925)
PAGE SIX 45 Society RICHARDSON-PERKINS. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O. Richard son of Lanier wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Mar guerite Estella, to Mr. Dennis Brin son Perkins of Savannah, formerly of Doerun and Americus. The marriage to be solemnized in Decmber. No cards. ♦ ♦ * BELL-REES WEDDING PRESTON, Ga., Oct. 30th A wedding of interest to the people throughout Stewart and Webster counties and in the state at large was that of Miss Rosa Bell and Col. Cleveland Rees, which was solemn ized at the home of the brides par ents in Preston this week, with D.', R. M. Lovvorn of Richland official ing. The bride is one of Preston's fair est young ladies and is esteemed by a large circle of friends[througnout the state. The groom is a prominent young attorney of Preston and also holds a very responsible position as Sup erintendent of the Schools of the County. Mr. and Mrs. Rees left immediate ly after the wedding for a bri< f trip to Brunswick and other points. They will be at home to friends in Pres ton after this week. MRS. MARSHALL ENTERTAINS WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. T. 0. Marshall was hostess on Friday morning to the Wednesday morning bridge club. There were three table's of players, and the home was lovely in it’s decorations of yel low cosmos and marigolds. Mrs. Cliff Williams won the high score prize, a deck of cards. Mrs. Marshall was assisted in en tertaining by Mrs. Glenn Hooks Mrs. James Ferguson, and Mrs. Charles Council. A delightful hot luncheon was served the guests. * * * MRS. M’KEE HONORS VISITOR Mrs. H. G. McKee was hostess at two tables of bridge on Friday at her home on Harrold Ave., honoring her guests, Mrs. Frank Sumner and Mrs. Carlton Kitchens, of Danville. The home was decorated in mari golds and cosmos with pretty Hal lowe’en favors on each table, to mark the place of each guest. Mrs. McKee presented the honor guest with boxes of French Powder and the high score prize, hand paint ed book ends, went to Miss Marie V.'alker. A delightful hot luncheon was The Time To Bake Your Fruit Cake Is Now! We have Just received all new ingredients. All new and choicest Fruit. Seedless Raisins Crystalized Cherries Seeded Raisins Fresh Nuts Best Drained Citron Almonds, Brazils and Lemon and Orange Peel Walnuts, Crystalized Pineapple Sherry Wine HARRIS GROCERY THE HOME OF QUALITY 28—Phone—28 Known to the Circus Going Public of Sumter and Surrounding Counti.es as a Wonderful Show And Therefore Needs No Introduction. The cnly Class A Circus with winter quarters in the South. The only Big Circus the home which has al ways been in the South. AMERICUS, nST* SATURDAY, *7 NOVEMBER < DOUBLED IN SIZE SINCE LAST VISIT NOW ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD. A Supreme Achievement in clean amusement! Evergrowing larger tL higher in MERIT and STRONGER ' IN THE PUBLIC’S CONFIDENCE • ■ rADrcA ic EoecL TWO COMPLETE PERFORMANCES ~ AT 2 and 8 P.M. ... J a • r?. dmw op;n one hour earlier. KT II A. pl Ram or Shine 1 i 1 ,• - - f CCATC ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT THE AMERICUS OEH I u DRUG STORE—Same pricf as at Shbw Ground. I served by Mrs. McKee, assisted by - ' Mrs. H. A. Cliett. „■ j Those playing were Mrs. Albert -• Harris, Mrs. J. W. Fitts, Mrs. Reese - Horton, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. .1. P. y . Luther, Miss M'arie Walker, Mrs. Sumner and Mrs. Kitchens. * * * iHORTENSE TINSLEY SOCIETY 'MEETS MONDAY AFTERNOON j The Bible Class of the Hortense 'Tinsley Missionary Society, will meet r on Monday afternoon, at 3:30 ‘ j o’clock, with Mrs. Emmett B. Ander- I son, at her home on South Lee ' ; street. A full attendance is urged. ♦ * * ! WOMANS MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS MONDAY AFTERNOON . ■ The Woman’s Missionary Society i of the First Methodist Church will i meet on Monday afternoon at the -[church at 3:30 o'clock, and a full ' attendance is desired I FIRST METHODIST CHURCH : TO OBSERVE PRAYER WEEEK s i Thursday and Friday, the ath and - 6th of November, the First Method -1 ist Church will observe a week of prayer. On Thursday the woman’s - department of the church will have charge of the program and on Fri- I day the Hortense Tin..'.. Mission- I ary Society will have charge. All I members qf both societies • re ex -1 pected to attend. | flHffl. . s i' WALTER RYLANDER, JR. , HOST AT HALLOWE’EN PARTY j! Walter Rylander, Jr., was host at • a beautiful Hallowe’en party, Friday ■, afternoon at the home of his parents i on Taylor street, entertaining about i thirty of his little friends. The home was attractively dec- ■ orated with a cats and witches, and ■ each little guest was presented with i a Hallowe’en cap as they started in i to the dining room for refreshments. Many games were enjoyed by the children among them, “bobbing for apples.” Delicious ice cream and cake were served the guests. ’ • * * * FIRST BAPTIST MISSIONARY H SOCIETY MEETS MONDAY The Woman’s Misisonary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon at the church at : 3 o’clock. This is a very important meeting and all members are urged ' | to be present. * * * I LADIES’ AUXILIARY MEETS WITH MRS. FERGUSON The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Pres- “Bring on Yer OF Hallowe’en” HZ J WMIR ’7“ W , Wiß |/// B i WVffci Jr AAY til ' I V 1 M yWWK" i HP v ri. 4 gMEM BY HAL COCHRAN 1 bought me a pumpkin and borrowed a knife, I’ve hollowed the insides and made the mouth And say, kids; I’m havin’ ’the time of my life. grin, And now I’m just waitin' for dark to set in. A nose and a mouth and a couple of eyes. Like all other fellas, my interest is keen. Aw, just take a look, an’ you’ll shortly be wise. I’m ready! So bring on yer ol’ hallowe’en. byterian church will meet Monday afternoq’n at 3 o’clock with Mrs. James Ferguson at her home on Lee street. This is the regular Foreign Mission study, and it is requested that every attend. RYLANDER THEATRE ’BE NOV. 2 ™ -y" — Second Annual Tour FRANK SILVER’S fMF ' . * £ Famous Jazz Orchestra and f Bewitching Whiteway Chorus H' ‘ V ’7 1 ( I Direct from New York Hippodrome, Where They Won Charleston Contest Trophy a —— „ , . CAST OF MUSICAL COMEDY FAVORITES- « Helen Kane, Violet Wolf, Eugene Morey, Ethel Stillman. Teddy Joye, Wesley Totten, late of George M. Cohan’” 1 “ Mar y” * ______ ’ SPEED ‘ X In n •y . as* g _ nrxxr '? WmSr ' " -* Frank Silver, Composer of MELODY ‘Yes We Have No Bananas’ vtav • Famous Wherever the English Language Is ED X Spoken. Sung, Whistled and Played by Eight Foreign Languages. ’’ “ICHY WICHI woo” Latest Hawaiian Charleston Dance TWO HOURS OF BEWILDERING JAZZ \ ? NOT AMINUTE WASTED ■ NEVER SO GOOD AS NOW! r q. HE fr LEN j^ NE .. Coon bhouter and Comedienne SEATS ON SALE AT WINDSOR PHARMACY. PRICES—S2.OO, $1.50, SI.OO and 50c—PLUS TAX! AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER Mrs. Carlton Kitchens and Mrs. Frank Sumner, of Danville, Ga., who have been the guest of Mrs. Kitch en’s sister, Mrs. H. G. McKee have returned to their home. I Mrs. F. B. Lyle and children of [ Tuscumbia, Ala., are the guest of Mrs. Lyle’s mother, Mrs. Capien. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poole, Jr., of! Abbeville formerly of Americus I have returned to this city to make ■ their home, to the delight of their SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 31, 1925 many friends. They are at home in the Thornton Apartments on Col lege street. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McPhaul; and children of Doerun are the guests of their mother, Mrs. W. H. Br; wn on Harrold Ave. r The many friends of Mrs. W. C. Randolph will be glad to know that she is getting along as well as could be expected, after a tonsil operation at the Americus and Sumter County hospital.. A. E. Adams of Sioux City, lowa is a prominent visitor in Americus. Dr. and Mrs. T. Henry Brooks of Ideal, Ga., were the guests of Mr. 1 n 1, I V tiIBRC Try an “Economical Experiment” With Your Old Draperies We can clean ard dye all sorts of cloth—and you are sure to be pleased with our efficient work. Our prices are the fairest in town. AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY ’We’ll Dye for You.” Phone 18 and Mrs, G. L. Williams Friday and Saturday. Miss Archie Brown, of Savannah is I the guest of Mrs. J. L. Sutton at I I I her home on South Lee street. I Mrs. J. A. Hixon, Mrs. R. L. Mc- Leod, Mrs. Ralph Stewart, Mrs. Mary, bel Hawkins and Miss Sarah Tcwer formed a congenial party motoring to Jacksonville, Fla., last week. Miss Sarah Tower will leave Sun day morning for Jacksonville, Fla., where she has accepted a position with a large architectural concern in that city. • Her many friends re gret her leaving this city, but wish for her much success.
