Ellaville Social Notes Highlight Club Gatherings
Ellaville society rounds up with the Domino Club hosting a pink and white evening. Mrs Bridges and helpers greet guests while Miss Myrtice Strange and Miss Claire Greene visit Milledgeville. A 42 game honors Miss Williamson as guests and locals travel to Broxton, Montezuma, Dawson, and Oglethorpe for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaville
Domino Club
Bridges
John Cheney
Maude Williamson
Lucy Baldwin
Robert Strange
Myrtice Strange
Claire Greene
Mill
Miss Williamson
AR. Lewis
John Williamson
Sam Williamson
J. R. Jordan
H. F. Dixon
Lois Passmore
Buena Vista
E. 2. Collins
E. J. Bridges
Misa Claire Greene
Martha Baldwin
Milas Lucy Baldwin
T. A. Collins
Montezuma
Dawson
Milledgeville
John Wall
Broxton
Baldwin
Oglethorpe
Advertising copy for Allen's Foot-Ease shoe aid
A brief advertisement touts Sprinkle Allen's Foot-Ease to ease rubbing and pinching in one shoe, suggesting its use when overshoes are needed. It recommends applying in one shoe only to notice the difference and warns against substitutes, selling nationwide at 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Seventeenth District Wishes Swift Recovery for Tullis Wigging
From Our Regular Correspondent June 22 Mr and Mrs J T Wigging mourn the loss of their youngest son Tullis with community sympathy and wishes for a speedy recovery. Aliss Minne Lay Godby returns from Brinson with guest Mrs EB Thompson. The Joneses spend Sunday with the Godby and Wiggins families. Emma Parsons visits from Brinson while Minnie Godbye and Emma Wiggins host. Emma Wiggins returns home after a pleasant visit of several weeks with friends and relatives in Brinson and Iron City. Rains fall daily and grass grows rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth District
J.T. Wigging
Tullis
Aliss Minne Lay Godby
Brinson
T. Thompson
C. P. Jones
W. A. Jones
Emma Parsons
Minnie the Godbye
Emma Wiggins
Bringon
Iron City
Entertainment at Leslie Proceeds for Parsonage Benefit
In Leslie Georgia on June 23 special coverage notes an entertainment at the Woodman’s Hall on Friday July 2 at 7 PM organized by the Methodist church young women to aid the new parsonage. Mae Forehand of Vienna will perform a recital. Refreshments will be available. Admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Woodman's Wall
Sp. m
Methodist Church
Mae Forehand
Vienna
Miss Forehand
Williams Cross Roads Death and Local News Update
Miss Ella Mask died after long illness last Thursday, with funeral at Friendship Freewill church. Community sends condolences to her family. Local visits include Billy Wella’s Smithville funeral, Leila Maude Williams ill, and travels to Americus and Sumter for various errands and gatherings.
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Persistent Coughs
Colds that linger weaken the constitution and may develop into consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that resist other treatments. Do not experiment with untried remedies as delays may cause the cold to settle on the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Local Notes From Leslie Ga June Visit Families
Leslie Georgia June 23. Cleve Laramore of Jacksonville is visiting relatives in Las Le his former home. Mrs. W. M. McGarrah of Ellaville visits her daughter Mrs. Jan Harvey. Miss Ruth Wilson visiting Mrs. J. J. Wilson near here. Misses Leola and Jessie Ranew with Miss Alice Ferguson at DeSoto. Kate McKenney of Smithville visiting Mrs. F. G. Jones. Lucius Harvey and wife welcome a son Lucius McGarrah. Charlie Shepherd Pryor near Smithville in Laake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hines visited daughter Mrs. A B. Perry. Mrs. B. J. Ranew and children spent last week in Coleman. Rev. Hawkes and Rev. Ledbetter preached at Baptist church. Miss Willie Williams seriously ill. Foley’s and Orino advertised for laxative use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Cross Roads
Ella Mask
Baptist Church
Friendship
Freewill
Smithville
Billy Wella
Mite Leila Maude Williams
O. P. Jones
Soo
Pierce
Americus
Jennie Mae Davis
Eula Cannon
Ferry
Mr. Carlton
Annis Jones
Sumter
Will Lee McNeal
Messrs
B. B. McCrea
Josie Smith
Quincey Williams
C. c. Turner
Howell Turner
Lilla Wiggins
T. F. Turner
Brit Williams
Mary Israel
Little Bertha Israel
Florida
Bessie Israle
Ara Belle
Dora May Williams
Temple Turner
C. D. Brinkley
Willams
Wiregrass
Mattie Mills
Nina Belle Norman
Terrell
Leslie
Cleve Laramore
Jacksonville
Fla
Lasle
W. M. McGarrah
Ellaville
Jan Harvey
Ruth Wilson
J. J. Wilson
J. H. Harvey
Leola
Jessie Ranew
Coleman
Hawkes
Ledbetter
Willie Williams
Cobbion Our Special Correspondun Cobb Ga June 23
Cobb Ga June 23 reports on visits by Mrs Hill and son J C Hill to DeSoto and a game against DeSoto with Cobb losing. Other locals mentioned include A R Pursley and Earl Shatham, G D Jones arriving from DeSoto, Dr C B Tucker and R W Cobb. Weather improves crops in Fifteenth district and illness to Mr Howard noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb, Ga
MR. Hill
J. C. Hill
DeSoto
A. R. Pursley
Earl Statham
Lesie
G. D. Jones
Cobb
C. B. Tucker
R. W. Cobb
Leslie
Mr. Furlow
Mr. Moreland
Amercus
Messrs. Shipp & McAfee
W. J. Hill
T. L. Howard
Mr. Howard
Why Not Try Pophaw’s Asthma Remedy
An old advertisement touts Pophaw’s Asthma Remedy promising prompt relief in every case. Sold by druggists for 51.00 with a trial package by mail at 10 cents. Manufactured by Williams Manufacturing Co. Props. Cleveland Ohio. Also sold at W. A. Rembert’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Cts
Williams, M'F'g. CO
Props
Cleveland
Ohio
W. A. Rembert’s
Smithville Social News and Obituary Highlights
Smithville society notes list Mrs B L McKenney visiting relatives in Atlanta and other guests from Leesburg and Columbus. Miss Neva Goodroe heads to Atlanta for summer with relatives. W D Wells, respected Smithville citizen and Baptist church member, dies after illness. funeral held Monday at his home, conducted by Rev Crumbley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
B. L McKenney
Atlanta
Mary Pipkin
Rosa Christie
Lucille Cochran
Bessel
Leesburg
Julian Forrester
James Salter
Julian Price
McAfee Hotel
W. F. McAfee
Neva Goodroe
DeSoto Social News From DeSoto Ga June Update
DeSoto Georgia notes travelers and visits with Mrs. W. J. Smith returning from Plains to her mother Mrs. Camilla Wise. Miss Zora Cocke of Cobb visits aunt Miss Cora Cocke. Mrs. Annie Stevnson departs for Plains to see her brother ill. Mrs. John Ferguson and Miss Alice Ferguson shop in Americus. Misses Jessie and Leela Ranew visit Miss Alice Ferguson at Leslie. Mrs. Roy Jones visits her father in Sumter this week. Mrs. Henry Ernest Rioux returns to Savannah with her mother Mrs. A. C. Tucker. Mr. Charles Wommack of Chokes spends Friday with relatives. George Jones makes a Cordele trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSoto
W. J. Smith
Plains
Camilla Wise
Zora Cocke
Cobb
Cora Cocke
Annie Stevnson
William Wilson
John Ferguson
Alice Ferguson
Americus
Jessie
Leela Ranew
Leslie
Alice]Ferguson
Roy Jones
Sumter
Henry Ernest Rioux
Savannah
A. C. Tucker
Charles Wommack
Chokes
George Jones
Cordele
Visit of Lanry to Sister Mrs N B Johnson
Lanry plans to visit her sister Mrs N B Johnson. The second item notes Homer Wells's new residence under rapid progress. De Soto defeated Cobh 16 to 10 in a heated, well attended game Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanry
N. B. Johnson
Homer Wells
de Soto
Cobh
Andersonville Fish Fry Honoring R J Scott Guests Enjoyed
Andersonville Ga June 23 A river fish fry honoring Mr and Mrs R J Scott drew many locals. Scott and wife returned from a week visiting relatives in Bosam. George Brown reports killing a rattlesnake near town. Several residents visit kin and attend small town gatherings as Easterlin Frederick ship peaches. Paul Easterlin ill but improving. Mrs Ettle Allgood recovering. Miss Mollie Williams ill. Susie Williams opens dressmaking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
R. J. Scott
Bosam
George Brown
Darkey
W. O. Dunn
Little
A. Dunn
Minnie Dunns
Byromville
M. L. Slappey
Americus
D. B. Slappey
Easterlin & Frederick
E. W. Johnson
Oglethorpe
P. C. Easterlin
Paul Easterlin
Ettle W. Allgood
Lilla Clerk
Virginia
Baconton
A. J. Clerk
Mesars
B. F. East English
Business Americas
J. B. Rouse
J. G. Feagin
A. J. Pennington
Mollie Williams
Susie Williams
Pleasant Plains reception honors Grace Smith with garden charm
Plains Ga June 23 One of the season s charming entertainments was an afternoon reception by Miss Floy Oliver for guest Miss Grace Smith of Somerset Kentucky from six to seven o clock Oliver s home was bright with palms and cut flowers Guests greeted by Miss Marguerite Hudson and Eunice Austin In the parlor the receiving party included the hostess the guest of honor and Miss Rath Kendrick. White Hogerie dresses with pink ribbons adorned the serving party who offered fogs cake and mints. The King band provided music. The Methodist school invited Baptists and Lutherans to join a Magnolia Springs picnic. A large crowd attended and a bounteous lemonade and dinner followed. Magnolia Springs looks set to become a popular summer resort with daily crowds from Plains and visitors from Leesburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Floy Oliver
Grace Smith
Somerest
J¢ Oliver
Marguerite Hudson
Eunice Austin
Misa Rath Kendrick
Agnes Thomas
Mattie Stapleton
Gennieve French
Carrie
Catherine Oliver
King
Lutheran Sunday
Magnolia Springs
Me Bie Oliver
Pannie Coll
Ba Wise
Leesburg
Waa
Epworth League attendees and regional visits noted
The article lists Rev J M Rustin Miss Eunice Rustin and Miss Mattie Collins attending the Epworth League Conference in Dawson. It then details numerous visits and guests in Plains and nearby towns including Mrs George Montgomery, Mrs Blake Harris, K M McDonald Sumter and George C McDonald Charlotte, Alvin and Tom Timmerman in Richland, and others from Greenville Birmingham Atlanta Somerset Leslie Pinehurst Marshallville. Continuous social visits and travel across the region are recorded with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rustin
Eunice Rustin
Mattie Lewis Collins
Epworth League
Dawson
George Montgomery
Richland
Blake Harris
J. A. McDonald
Messrs
K. M. McDonald
Sumter
George C. McDonald
Charlotte
N. C
Plains
Meers
Alvin
Tom Timmerman
Warner Hill, Jr
Virginia
Greenville
Martha Kendrick
Howard Derrick
Oglethorpe
Camilla Hite
Grace Smith
Floy Oliver
Somerset
Kentucky
Lou Belle Speer
Paschal Markett
Americas
W. S. Moore
Robert Black
Birmingham
Ala
Anna Markett
Cecil Kendrick
Atlanta
Ay Kendricks
Sybil Jennings
William Smith
Baby
de Soto
Magnolia
Alberta Coppock
Phillip Watkins
Deeran
Hare
W. H. Crawford
Sarah x
Thad Wise
Alton
Atlantic City
Frances Davenport
Marshallville
Clara Belle Davenport
Americus
Mesara
Walter Rylander
Welter Brown
Pioing
Berta Will Glark
Preston Notes On Health And Local Visits
From our Preston Georgia correspondent June 23 reports one illness in town and two malaria cases in Bibb County with local residents hopeful for quick recovery. The piece also covers teacher license exams, visiting residents, and local social news, ending with a health ad for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
The Official Goat Report From Philadelphia Post
A cryptic exchange quotes a Mrs. remarks about a friend as a man detained downtown. The item hints at domestic tension and a named male figure involved in a possible personal quarrel. The piece captures a slice of city life with sharp dialogue and domestic motive in a Philadelphia setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Post
Speaker Cannon Denies Power as House Servant
In a dispatch note from the 81st roundtable, Speaker Cannon proclaims he is merely a servant in the House, describing himself as the worst phase of the servant problem amid partisan lines and institutional scrutiny.
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Loula Poat-Dispatch
Cannon
Uio House
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Chicago News
Orino
Louise Jordan
Sasser
Bertha Howell
Elizabeth Brown
Seymour
Addie Taylor
Ame
Evans
Preston
Bibb County
Julius R. Lunsford
Geo. Sims
Commer
Robert Kidd
Deerum
John A King Hava
Mra
B.B. Cook
Cusseta
Mullins
Brooksville
Jobim McEarchern
Mackie Tharpe
Plainera
J. EB. McEarchern
Parrott
Manu
Rylander Shoe Coz
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