Local social notes from Flow Floe Georgia highlight events
Regular correspondent reports a string of pleasant entertainments in Flow Floe Georgia. Dr and Mrs Our Evans host Miss Willie Taylor of Montezuma. Mina Ethel Carter honors Taylor. Mr and Mrs Edmund Oliver entertain guests in Montezuma. Mabel Kendrick returns to Athens. Eva Mae Stevens returns from Atlanta with spring millinery purchases. Clarence Taylor departs after visiting. Ellis Shumake visits Montezuma guest of Mr Edmund Oliver. Ophie Mar and Roscoe Crenshaw visit Sumter and Greenville. Bert Black’s illness prompts travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins
Our Evans
Willie Taylor
Mina Ethel Carter
Taylor
Edmund Oliver
Miss Shumake
Montezuma
Charlotte
Clarence Taylor
and Inwood Jennings
John Cato
Ameripent
Mrrs
Mr. Hudson
Ells Shumake
Mund Oliver
Monte
eGee
Ina Markett
Ala
Bert Black
Ethel Markett
Mr. Roscoe
Sumter
Ophie Mar
Us Crenshaw
Greenville
Smithville Social News and Local Visits March 2
Smithville reports a busy social week with T C Edwards returning from Macon after a ten day visit with friends. Misa Alice Melton hosted Miss Mary Ansley for a Sunday visit. Mrs Wood returned home in Eufaula after a week with Mrs J H Tye. Mrs Salter of Leesburg visited her daughter Mrs W Fort McAfee over the weekend. Malcom Stellgrove returned to Macon after a short relatives visit. George Odum of Dawson and Miss Mittle Cobb of Preston were among Sunday visitors. Young Ladies Embroidery Club met with Edna Booker. Hotel McAfee to be under new management from March 1, leased by T C Parker of Macon for five years. remodeling to make it up to date. John B Clotworthy visited Hillman last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Mia
T. C. Edwards
Macon
Misa Alice Melton
Dawson
Mary Ansley
Wood
J. H. Tye
Eufaula
James Salter
Leesburg
Spe
W. Fort McAfee
Lee M. Hansford
Dr. Grubbs
Americus
Malcom Stellgrove
George Odum
Mittle Cobb
Preston
Charlie Grant
Young Ladies Embroidery Club
Edna Booker
McAfee
T. C. Parker
John B. Clotworthy
Hillman
Andersonville Notes Reflect Local People and Events
Andersonville Ga February reports show visits from Americus residents, new job moves, and social gatherings. Local families like Easterlin, Chambliss, and King are mentioned amid travel, illness, and community notices. A break-in at Easterlin Bros. yields about 125 dollars. weather and roads hinder autos.
Notice to Delinquent Subscribers for Collection Action
All subscription accounts past due for two years or more will be placed with an attorney for collection if not settled within ten days. Statements are being mailed to all such delinquents and prompt settlements are requested to avoid Justice for collection in the usual way.
Twenty Eighth District News Roundup
Rain has refreshed wells across the district. Miss Annie Fort Woodruff and aunt Mrs. Carrie Parker visited Byromville and Andersonville respectively. L. M. Clements and daughter Ima spent Sunday with Mr. J. D. Griffin. Ida Brown stayed with Deanie Griffin on Tuesday night. Orin Griffin returned home after visiting Gladys Roach. L. M. Chambliss recovers from La grippe and is up again. Emory Griffin from near De Soto visited relatives, accompanied home by sister Bessie Griffin.
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Prom
Twenty Eight District
Annie Fort Woodruff
Byromville
Carrie Parker
Andersonville
L. M. Clements
Ima
J. D. Griffin
Ida Brown
Deanie Griffin
Orin Griffin
Gladys Roach
L. M. Chambliss
Emory Griffin
de Soto
Bessie Griffin
Gemini News Briefs See Various Local Visits
Mrs. E N Parker spent the latter part of the week in Byromville visiting her sister. Mr. Perry Cannon paid a short call in the area Sunday. Miss Pleena Parker visited Miss Ethel Parker on Sunday. Mrs Pearl Pennington was a guest of Mrs Able Martin Sunday. Miss Maggie Belle Griffin stayed Saturday night with Miss Lillie Belle Pennington.
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Gemini
E N. Parker
Byromville
Perry Cannon
Pleena Parker
Ethel Parker
Pearl Pennington
Able Martin
Maggie Belle Griffin
Lillie Belle Pennington
New Era Social News Summary
Rev P Flanders visited Salem church area last week. Mrs A J Ledger spent Wednesday with sister Mrs D C Griffin. Mr and Mrs R P Parker visited brother M M Parker last Sunday. Will Cannon Perry Cannon Annie Fort Woodruff Eula Cannon visited Della and Delma Parker Sunday afternoon. J D Lane and M M Parker family members hosted at M M Parker’s home Sunday. D C Griffin and daughter Myrtie went to Americus Friday. Berry McNeal and daughter Nancy visited J T Morris Sunday. Jewel Mercer stayed with aunt S M Parker Saturday night. Murray and Charle Gunn spent Saturday near Gatewood at Lee Grifa’s. Sheppard Autry visited his brother L C Autry Sunday. Mrs M C Veal and son Cortez spent a day with Mrs B S Parker.
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New Era
Rev. P. Flanders
Salem Church
A. J. Ledger
D. C. Griffin
R. P. Parker
M. M. Parker
Will
Perry Cannon
Annie Fort Woodruff
Eula Cannon
Della
Delma Parker
Charle Gunn
Gatewood
Lee Griffa
Sheppard Autry
L. C. Autry
M. C. Veal
Cortez
B. 8. Parker
Mt Zion social notes show local visits and health updates
Mt ZIon Ga March 2 Regular correspondent reports Mrs Sarah Mask returns home after visiting daughter in law Mrs Walter Mask. Neighbors from Smithville Leslie Ellaville Americus and Americus area visit Cradley Bradley Dill Harden and Dell households. Dentists visit Earl Bass and a humorous poet line end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion
Sarah Mask
Americus
Walter Mask
R. L. Basa
Roy Robinson
Smithville
Chap Wilkinson
Leslie
B. C. Cradley
Crisp Wilkinson
Helen Tondee
Ellaville
P. O. Bradley
Earl Bass
P.C. Bradley
G. B. Dill
B. C. Bradley
Tom Harden
G. B. Dell
Ellaville Social Scenes and Community Happenings
Social events fill Ellaville life with gatherings at Mrs. T A Collins home and other houses as Miss Mozelle Scott receives a party. Local notices mention a fatal shooting near Murray's, lectures by Dr. L T Reed, missionary institute in Preston, and lingering ties to Buena Vista and Wrightville communities. The piece notes Home Mission Society readings and a renewed library subscription drive aiming for $1000 in ten dollar pledges.
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Ellaville
T. A. Collins
H. C. Davis
Caroline Worthy
Americus
Elizabeth Davis
Mamie Stevens
Leila
Aurie Williamsson
Mary Strange
Dorothy Cheney
Jennile Dixon
Delia Mott
Mary Dixon
Carol
Miss Scott
Collie Allen
Murray's
Preston
W. E. Dranz
Buena Vista
Ed Hornady
Hornady
W. K. Dennis
Wrightville
Rev. Dennis
W. L. Orr
Baconton
W. E. Crane
College Street
Joe Buchanan
Plains
M. E. Dozier
E. R. Jordan Anfozd
Buera Vista
E. B. Hornady
Home Mission Society
FE. E. Collins
Look Well to Your Kidneys Kidney Diseases Come On
A health notice warns that kidney diseases may develop quietly and urges awareness and early testing. It emphasizes risk factors, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, and stresses routine checkups with a doctor for timely intervention.
Beads Prove Superior to Drum and Barrel
A brief note asserts that two beads outperform a drum or a barrel in a described craft or ritual. The line emphasizes the value of paired beads over single or larger containers, suggesting a practical or symbolic advantage in the era’s practice.
Peruna not an alcoholic beverage say critics insist
The text argues Peruna is a medical compound with medicinal ingredients including cubebs and corydalis Sucmieok and others not whiskey. It challenges claims that Peruna is a beverage or substitute for liquor, urging readers to check bottle ingredients and follow directions.
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Peruna
Olorists
L Sany
Peerna
Jeruna
Eubebs
Freyra
Castor
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Eva Mae Stevens
Atlanta
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Gouny
Clara Belle Field
Mabel
Mrs. Molissary Chambliss
Tella Chambliss
Nolan Crenshaw
Nolan Lewis
Lewis
Mra. H. St
Jas.g. Feagin
J. B. Easterlin, Jr
Sanford
Fla
Chase & Co
W. O. Easterlin
C. B. Johnson
A. T. Oliver and Sons
Wesson
Oliver
Fred T. Suber
Jas. W. Englisly
Messrs
B. O
T. M. Easterlin
Lly Watkins
Arington
Seymour
Ss Taylor
Robert Black
Robert Frederick
G. W. Perdue
T. P. Dorman
Board of Trade
Schley Capital
America
James Fricker
J. A. Davenport
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