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DeSOTO.
J lFrom Our Regular Correspondent.]
I De Soto, Ga.. April 14.—Dr. and
j Mr3. I* K. Cato, of Amerlcus, were
the guests of relatives here Monday.
|- Mrs. l-ue.v H. Simmons, of Aiueri-
t t’S. visited Mrs. Frances H. Simmons
Sunday.
sir. -lere Hollis, of Amerlcus, spent
From Our Regular Correspondent.,
Preston, Oa., April It —The mar
riage on Sunday last of Mr. Carl Cole
to Miss Edna Morgan at the home of
the bride's parents at Parrott, *os of
ch Interest here. T", weddlne « a s
this
PLAINS.
ELLAVILLE.
H: m Our Regular Correspondent.)
(Front Our Regular Correspondtut.
Plains, Ga.. Apr,., ,4.-P,a,„.
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turned out enmasse to witness "After
the Game,” presented at the Audito
rium Friday night by the school girls
Each one handled her role admirably,
and the play was highly creditable to
the bright young people presenting it
The negro burlesque, “No Cure, No
Pay,” by the boys, was a most laugh
able and pleasant feature of the eve
Ding's entertainment.
The literary meeting of the Epworth
eague met on Monday evening with
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Rustln at tha
parsonage. Miss Ophle Marketl, who
hns charge of the Junior department
of the league, arranged the Interest
ing program, and Mrs. J. E. French
had charge of the musical program
A most pleasant and prolltablc
evening was spent. The junior mem
bers of the league, under the super
vision of Miss Ophle Marketl, had a
delightful Easter egg hunt Saturday
afternoon.
On the Lutheran church grounds
Saturday afternoon there
Easle egg hunt, whicli was very much
enjoyed. The entertainment was giv
en by the Indies of the laitheran
church.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. I). T.
'Vise entertained her Sunday school
class of bright little tots In a happy
manner. Many childish games were
enjoyed, after which strawberries and
cake was served them.
Thursday evening Mrs. T. M. Jen
nings gave an elegant six o'clock din
ner, covers being laid for eight.
On Saturday aflernoon. Plains
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
had the pleasure of having with them
Mrs. Egbert Allen, of Amerlcus, a
representative of the Grand Chapter
of the State, and who came with In
struction from the Grand Master of
the State to Inspect Plains Chapter.
Mrs. Allen waif accompanied by Mes-
dames Smith, Duer, Carruthers and
Miss Georgia Harper, of Amerlcus, who
were gladly welcomed for the instruc
tion rendered the local chapter, which
was organized only a few months ago.
Miss Mary Ellen Davenport and Ad
dle Taylor, of Amerlcus, were charm
ing guests of Miss Gussle Evans Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fleming, of
Amerlcus. were guests of Mrs. Nina
Carter Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. McDonald at
tended the funeral of Mra. J. L Page
in Amerlcus Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. John L Drown, of
Concord, spent Friday here with Dr.
and Mrs. Colqult Logan.
Sir. Earnest l-ogan, who now resides
In Douglass, was the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Colqult Iyogan Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Addy returned home
Tuesday from a pleasant stay of
two weeks In Shellmnn.
Mcsdnmes I-aura Wise, Ella Jen
nlngs and Dr. Thad Wise were well-
known visitors to Americas Monday.
Mrs. Rufus McGee and Mrs. Nolan
Crenshaw sjicnt Monday in Amerlcus.
Mrs. H. T. Uradley returned Tuesday
from a few days visit to relatives In
Amerlcus.
Mr. Alitus Wellons spent Sunday
pleasantly in Oglethor|>e.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, of Friend
ship, were well-known shoppers In
Plains Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrj. Colqult lyogan spent
Sunday nt Concord, guests of Dr. A. J.
I-ogar.'s family.
Messrs. W. S. Moore aud Phillip Ad
dy were visitors in Amerlcus Tuesday.
Rev. J. M. Rustln Is attending the
Bible Institute, which convened in
Amerlcus this week.
Miss Annie Collum spent the week
end In Putnam.
Mr. 8. A. Harris, of Buena Vlsta.
spent a few days here this past week,
the guest of Mrs. J. A. McDonald.
Mlsaes Emmie Kate Andrews and
t-uey Williams left Wednesday for
Ellavllle to visit Miss Lucile Lindsay
Messrs. Cobb and Thompson, of
Dawson, spent Sunday In Plains.
Mr. Belton Jennings camo up Sun
day from Dawson, and spent the day
pleasantly with friends.
guests of their sister, Mrs. Cleve Dav-
Is, tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben-Rainey, of Buena
Vista, are the guests of Mrs Homer
Collins.
Mr. S. C. Collins spent Sunday with
homefolk8.
Col. Elsie Sheppard, one of Ameri
cas legal lights, Is here this week at
tending court.
Mr. J. N. Cheney spent Thursday In
Amerlcus.
Buster Brown and bis dog. Tlge,
were very much enjoyed here Satur
day.
Mr. H. 8. Lindsay spent Saturday In
Amerlcus.
Miss Eva Wall has recovered from
hor recent Illness, to the delight
her many rriends.
Mrs. Cecil Burt was the guest of
Mis. J. A. Jordan the past week.
Miss Susie Beckham, our talented
music teacher, spent Saturday In Am-
rtcus.
Dr. Lester Ughtner. passed through
her en route to his home at Ideal.
Friday here with relatives.
| Mrs. Roy Jones Is spending
week the guest of her father at
Sumter.
Mr. Geo. W. Bagley went to Macon
Wednesday on a business trip.
•Mr. John S. Ferguson left for Grlf
fn Tuesday to inspect the Experiment
farm.
Mr. Frank Ferguson is attending a
business college in Columbus.
Mrs. laiulse Hollis Simmons .„
making a week-end visit here with
relatives.
Mrr. John S. Ferguson went to Am
erlcus Friday on a shopping trip.
Mesdames Jesse Hill of Cobb, and
Irma Howard of Lamar, were the
guests of relatives here Friday.
The many rriends of Mrs. Frances
Hollis Simmons are glad to learn she
Is Improving after a serious attack pf
Illness.
*• quiet home affair, only, relative- and
a few friends of the young couple lie
lug present. Mr. Cole has been a res
Representative of Com
pany Looking Over Field
Mr. J. K. Green, field manager
. , . " neia manager ror
Williams' Cross Roads
William’s Cross Roads, April 14.--
a!l who know him. '-Ms bride
very att.actlvj young woman, and Is
quite pupusr. The young couple
camo to I'traton Sunday evening and
at the home of their sister. Mrs. Allu
n!“ Mi--W.il. they round a dellghtfi.l
"upper, to which a number of friends
had been Invlt-d awaiting them. Mr
and Mrs. Cole nr» nt home to thelr
friends at .Mrs. McNetl's.
Mr. Jim Griffin, of Havana, Fla., has
been visiting homefolks here for sev
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, of Lees
burg, are welcome guesis at the hos
pitable home of their mother, Mrs
Emma King.
•Mrs. H. M. Little spent Tuesday
pleasantly with Mra. T. J. Welch.
Mrs. Will Allen left last Friday on
an extended visit to her lister, Mrs.
Ross, near Savannah
s, «t« Bank Inspector Henderson
Preaching at the Missionary Baptist f, 11 *" 1 Momluy ln ,own - “ nd In the
church Sunday was very well attended ! 
