Silver Tableware Gift Planned For Blue Ridge Baptist School
At the Summerhill association meeting in Brooksville the group decided to buy silver tableware for the Mary Willingham school at Blue Ridge Georgia to replace current metal knives and spoons used by about two hundred girls. Delegates heard reports of a Dawson scholarship supporting a senior at the Mary Willingham school and a strong program of talks led by Mrs. George E. Lunsford. The meeting featured welcome by Mrs. J D Armour and a reply by Mrs. E E Woods, with more than fifty delegates in attendance and Brooksville hosting attendees.
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Richland
Summerhill Association
Brooksville
Baptist School
Blue Ridge
Mary Willingham
Childs
Omaha
Summehill Ladies Association
Associations
Macon
H. S. Pierce
Parrott
Young Peoples
Dawson
Women’s Missionary Society
Mary Willingham School
George E. Lunsford
Parrott District
Bob McCollum
J. H. Cains
Cuthbert
Public Sale Under Deed to Secure Debt in Americus
Legal Ad announces a default on a deed to secure debt by Emma M. Henderson dated September 6, 1920. The property, a house and lot on Quincy Street in Americus, Sumter County, will be sold at public outcry before the courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1922. Proceeds cover sale expenses, interest, and principal. any balance goes to Henderson. Cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Emma M. Henderson
Sumter Superior Court
Americus
Quincy Street
Ned Edwards
Mariah Carter
Lucy Ann Hill
Emma Henderson
Alice Singleton
Alice Tooley
Gale
80 Years Old Was Sick
Patient John Hill reports relief from sour stomach after a week on Hatonic. The testimonial notes an 80 year old with grip related stomach distress finding Eatonic effective, claiming it relieves indigestion heartburn and bloating by reducing acidity and gas. Big box price offered with guarantee.
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Hatonic
John Hill
Mic
Eatonic
Plains social notes honor many local guests
A busy week in Plains featured Mamie McDonald Bradley hosting a rock party with a red and yellow theme, assisted by Nina Carter and others. The Matrons Club gathered for games and a lunch, and Uriah McTyier hosted a Baptist Woman's Missionary Society circle with roses and a vocal solo. Attendees included Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Timmerman, and Mrs. Jennings among many locals. several weddings and moves were noted along with a mule shipment from Thomaston and local visits to Americus and Columbus.
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Mary Campbell
Sam Bergin
Cunningham
A. G. Kendrick
Linton Godwin
J. B. Mauney
J. T. Coman
Junaluska
N. C
H. R. McGee
Berta Will Clark
Royl Fletcher
Alton Montgomery
Edmund Oliver
O. V. Hogsed
S. H. Timmerman
M. M. Jennings
J. H. Monts
Leonard Jennings
W. H. Arnold
T. W. Walters
Louis Upham
New Haven
Conn
Otis Wellens
Broadus Wellens
Mark Chambliss
R. P. Stackhouse
Bowman Wise
Frank Timmerman
A. Timmerman
Thad Wise
E Timmerman, Jr
E. Harper
Ernest Spann
Alton Carter
Jack Slappey
J. H. Williams
Oscar Walliams
Burnett
Mec Tyier
Mamie Sutherland
Walter Kennedy
Will Kennedy
Aletus Wellens
T. Harrold
Jeff Shroule
T. C. Jennings
E. Timmerman
Herbert
Macon
Annie McLain
Chas. Adams
McLain
Plains
Mamie McDonald Bradley
W. C. Glenn
Eugenia Glenn
E. R. Stewart
Gordon
Glenn
G. R. Partin
Edith
Eugenia
Doerun
Roy Brannén
Concord
Annie Howell
Grace Smith
R. A. Stapleton
Americus
Will Thomas French
Vidalia
W. L. Thomas
Clarence Parks
Albany
J. F. Coman
Columbus
J. E. Barker
James Dozier
Dawson
George Mims
Helen
M. H. Andreews
What Kills Us War Deaths Prompt Health Warnings
A wartime toll shows 80 000 soldiers and hundreds of thousands of civilians lost to cancer syphilis and tuberculosis. The piece argues disease prevention through early detection sanitation and public health measures could save many lives more effectively than armaments. It stresses cancer and syphilis are preventable and urges care from a humane life perspective. A legal notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Solldiers
United States
Guardian Statement By L. G. Council
The Guardian for Otis Killebrew states no endorsements or checks drawn or made by him will be honored. The notice is signed by L. G. Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Killebrew
L. G. Council
Central of Georgia Railway schedule change notice
Cen tral of Georgia Railway Company applies to the Railroad Commission of Georgia to modify train schedules between Columbus and Americus. Train 21 leaves Americus 4:00 P M arrives Columbus 8:45 P M. Train 22 leaves Columbus 10:30 A M arrives Americus 1:45 P M. Train 40 leaves Columbus 2:45 P M arrives Americus 7:15 P M. Hearing set for December 15, 1921, at 10:00 A M in the State Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Columbus
Americus
Notice to Communicate with the Commission
A formal notice states that all communications must be sent to the commission on or before the date named above. The notice is issued in accordance with applicable procedure and places emphasis on timely filing and compliance. The key action is to contact the commission by the stated deadline to proceed with the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On
Central of Georgia Railway Company Sparks Commission Action
The document references the Railroad Commission of Georgia and the Central of Georgia Railway Company, outlining regulatory proceedings or filings affecting the carrier and its operations within the state. Details on dates or specific orders are not provided in the fragment.
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Young People
Batonic
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Herbert Hawkins
Americus, Georgia
GA. Y
J. C. Logan
Chambliss
Eleanor Chambliss
R. S. Oliver
John Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Allah Kidd
Preston
Emmett Harper
Ernest Foster
Daisy PG Iter
Gba
Is Christ
William Niles Co
Williams - Niles Company
Artesian
New
Victor Records
Howell’s Pharmacy
Gatewood-Cogdell Hardware Co
Forsyth and
Lee Streets
Americus, Ga
Tommix
Ben Turpin
Harold Lloyd
Billie Rhodes
KINE
Opera House
Central OF Georgia Raiilway Company
Kayser
Rylander Shoe CO
Stein-Bloch
Styleplus
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