Honoring his 78th anniversary, a large number of kinsmen and friends assembled Sunday at the home of Mr. R.S. McLendon in Mt. Vernon for a birthday dinne and family reunion. .....
Roan Shorter McLeond (more familiarly known as Napper) was the star of the occasion ... Native of Laurens county he is a son of the late Ephraim McLendon and Mary Jane Williams McLendon. ...
Among the very active guests was the only sister - Mrs. Mary P. McLendon Coursey, of Savannah, Lyons and Baxley. States in a family characteristics manner, when she is not at one place , she is at another. Including chiefly nieces and nephews, the guests from a distance included: Mrs. C.H. Harden, W.P. Coursey and family, Mr. & mrs. Robert Gray, Misses Annie Belle and Bessie Coursey of Lyons; Mr. & Mrs. B.C. Coursey, Mrs. H.P. Roberson, Mrs. H.M. Sellers, Miss Henrietta Sellers, Mr. Buck Sellers, Miss Jane Sellers, Miss Hazel Coursey, Larry Coursey, Al Lamb and Nig Lamb, of Baxley; Pfc. J.B. Coursey, U.S. Marine Corps, Camp Le June, N.C.; Mr. & Mrs. D.I. Coursey, Mr. & Mrs. C.L. Coursey, J.B. Coursey, Dwight Sellers, Vernon Coursey and Miss Betty Burnsed, of Savannah; Mr. & Mrs. Roamie McLendon and Mr. & Mrs. Luke Smith and fmaily of Clinton, S.C.; Mrs. John McLendon and children of Mt. Vernon; Mr. & Mrs. I.J. Jackson and family and Mr. & Mrs. Roy McLendon of Lyons. The oldest member of friends present was Mr. James W. Adams, 90 years of age, but still retaining a fondness for mingling with friends.
Mr. & Mrs. Wade Jackson, members of he household, were the chief host and hostess; however they were assisted by other members of the family...
(Montgomery Monitor April 13, 1950)
Roan Shorter McLeond (more familiarly known as Napper) was the star of the occasion ... Native of Laurens county he is a son of the late Ephraim McLendon and Mary Jane Williams McLendon. ...
Among the very active guests was the only sister - Mrs. Mary P. McLendon Coursey, of Savannah, Lyons and Baxley. States in a family characteristics manner, when she is not at one place , she is at another. Including chiefly nieces and nephews, the guests from a distance included: Mrs. C.H. Harden, W.P. Coursey and family, Mr. & mrs. Robert Gray, Misses Annie Belle and Bessie Coursey of Lyons; Mr. & Mrs. B.C. Coursey, Mrs. H.P. Roberson, Mrs. H.M. Sellers, Miss Henrietta Sellers, Mr. Buck Sellers, Miss Jane Sellers, Miss Hazel Coursey, Larry Coursey, Al Lamb and Nig Lamb, of Baxley; Pfc. J.B. Coursey, U.S. Marine Corps, Camp Le June, N.C.; Mr. & Mrs. D.I. Coursey, Mr. & Mrs. C.L. Coursey, J.B. Coursey, Dwight Sellers, Vernon Coursey and Miss Betty Burnsed, of Savannah; Mr. & Mrs. Roamie McLendon and Mr. & Mrs. Luke Smith and fmaily of Clinton, S.C.; Mrs. John McLendon and children of Mt. Vernon; Mr. & Mrs. I.J. Jackson and family and Mr. & Mrs. Roy McLendon of Lyons. The oldest member of friends present was Mr. James W. Adams, 90 years of age, but still retaining a fondness for mingling with friends.
Mr. & Mrs. Wade Jackson, members of he household, were the chief host and hostess; however they were assisted by other members of the family...
(Montgomery Monitor April 13, 1950)
Honoring his 78th anniversary, a large number of kinsmen and friends assembled Sunday at the home of Mr. R.S. McLendon in Mt. Vernon for a birthday dinne and family reunion. .....
Roan Shorter McLeond (more familiarly known as Napper) was the star of the occasion ... Native of Laurens county he is a son of the late Ephraim McLendon and Mary Jane Williams McLendon. ...
Among the very active guests was the only sister - Mrs. Mary P. McLendon Coursey, of Savannah, Lyons and Baxley. States in a family characteristics manner, when she is not at one place , she is at another. Including chiefly nieces and nephews, the guests from a distance included: Mrs. C.H. Harden, W.P. Coursey and family, Mr. & mrs. Robert Gray, Misses Annie Belle and Bessie Coursey of Lyons; Mr. & Mrs. B.C. Coursey, Mrs. H.P. Roberson, Mrs. H.M. Sellers, Miss Henrietta Sellers, Mr. Buck Sellers, Miss Jane Sellers, Miss Hazel Coursey, Larry Coursey, Al Lamb and Nig Lamb, of Baxley; Pfc. J.B. Coursey, U.S. Marine Corps, Camp Le June, N.C.; Mr. & Mrs. D.I. Coursey, Mr. & Mrs. C.L. Coursey, J.B. Coursey, Dwight Sellers, Vernon Coursey and Miss Betty Burnsed, of Savannah; Mr. & Mrs. Roamie McLendon and Mr. & Mrs. Luke Smith and fmaily of Clinton, S.C.; Mrs. John McLendon and children of Mt. Vernon; Mr. & Mrs. I.J. Jackson and family and Mr. & Mrs. Roy McLendon of Lyons. The oldest member of friends present was Mr. James W. Adams, 90 years of age, but still retaining a fondness for mingling with friends.
Mr. & Mrs. Wade Jackson, members of he household, were the chief host and hostess; however they were assisted by other members of the family...
(Montgomery Monitor April 13, 1950)
Roan Shorter McLeond (more familiarly known as Napper) was the star of the occasion ... Native of Laurens county he is a son of the late Ephraim McLendon and Mary Jane Williams McLendon. ...
Among the very active guests was the only sister - Mrs. Mary P. McLendon Coursey, of Savannah, Lyons and Baxley. States in a family characteristics manner, when she is not at one place , she is at another. Including chiefly nieces and nephews, the guests from a distance included: Mrs. C.H. Harden, W.P. Coursey and family, Mr. & mrs. Robert Gray, Misses Annie Belle and Bessie Coursey of Lyons; Mr. & Mrs. B.C. Coursey, Mrs. H.P. Roberson, Mrs. H.M. Sellers, Miss Henrietta Sellers, Mr. Buck Sellers, Miss Jane Sellers, Miss Hazel Coursey, Larry Coursey, Al Lamb and Nig Lamb, of Baxley; Pfc. J.B. Coursey, U.S. Marine Corps, Camp Le June, N.C.; Mr. & Mrs. D.I. Coursey, Mr. & Mrs. C.L. Coursey, J.B. Coursey, Dwight Sellers, Vernon Coursey and Miss Betty Burnsed, of Savannah; Mr. & Mrs. Roamie McLendon and Mr. & Mrs. Luke Smith and fmaily of Clinton, S.C.; Mrs. John McLendon and children of Mt. Vernon; Mr. & Mrs. I.J. Jackson and family and Mr. & Mrs. Roy McLendon of Lyons. The oldest member of friends present was Mr. James W. Adams, 90 years of age, but still retaining a fondness for mingling with friends.
Mr. & Mrs. Wade Jackson, members of he household, were the chief host and hostess; however they were assisted by other members of the family...
(Montgomery Monitor April 13, 1950)
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