Grady County GaArchives News.....The Cairo Messenger   Dec 01, 1930
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THE CAIRO MESSENGER

December 01, 1933

 

 

GODWIN – MITCHELL

MARRIAGE - 

 

   Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Godwin, of

Thomasville, formerly  of  Cairo,

announced this week the marriage 

of their daughter, Evelyn, to Mr. 

Quinton Eugene Mitchell of Cairo, 

the ceremony having been solemnized 

on Monday, June 12th, last, in Tallahas-

see.

   The young couple will be tempor-

arily located in Cairo but will move 

early in the new year to Wauchula,

Fla. where Mt. Mitchell will be en-

gaged in business.

     They have many friends here and 

in Florida who will be interested in

the announcement of their marriage.

                 ___________

 

PHILATHEA CLASS

MEETS

 

   The regular business, meeting of

the Philathea class of the Cairo Bap-

tist Sunday School was hle on Mon-

day night in the home of Mrs. J. S.

Johnson, in the form of a tack party,

with the following hostesses: Mrs.

Ellis, Mrs. G. D. Hurst, Mrs. Lannis

Poulk, Mrs. Keadle and Mrs. Arthur

Muggridge.

   The room was decorated, with beau-

tiful autumn leaves.

   The meeting opened with prayer 

by Mrs. J. S. Johnson, with eighteen

members present.

   After the business, the members 

enjoyed a social hour of stunts, and

discussing who was the tackiest.

   Refreshments consisted of sand-

wiches, roasted nuts, and hot tea. 

 

              ___________

 

MRS. LINDAY HOSTESS

AT BRIDGE—

 

   Mrs. J. A. Lindsay was a charming

hostess, when she entertained mem-

bers of her Friday Afternoon bridge

club and other guests at bridge last

Friday, afternoon.

 

   The attractive home was adorned

with an effective arrangement of pink

roses and pot plants.

   An especially delightful refresh-

ment course was served consisting of

fruit cake topped with whipped cream,

wafers,  hot  toasted  sandwhi-

es, daisy mints and French nectar.

   Mrs. J. B. Warnell won high score.

   Paying, besides the hostess, were

Mesdames, Warnell, J. T. Woodall, R.

C. Bell, M. C. McManous, J. A. Pow-

ell, 1st J. A. Powell, and and John

S. Herndon.

              ___________

 

NO RAIN FOR TWELVE

             WEEKS

 

   Southwest Georgia’s most severe

drought ended its twelfth week Thurs-

day, with no rain in prospect for the

immediate future.

   Woodland fires continue to cover

great areas, thought fires in Cairo are

less frequent than a few weeks ago.

                    ________

 

   Mr. & Mrs. C., A. Curry left Wed-

nesday to visit the former’s sisters

in Jacksonville during the remaindar

of the week.

                    __________

 

   Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Murray, and 

young daughter, Sylvia, are spending

the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.

M. I. Ledford, and family.