Frank Wright Leaves for Georgia Tech Studies
Frank Wright departed Sunday for Atlanta to resume his senior textile engineering studies at Georgia Tech. Mr and Mrs C J Williams with sister Mrs C D McGill and their young son Fulford visited Haddock taking a day with their father Mr S D Holston. Eugene P Hoke of Augusta is in Americus for several days representing a large cotton firm, a repeat visitor during the cotton season.
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Frank Wright
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Eugene P. Hoke
Augusta
Americus
Mr. Hoke
Marriage of Mary Lucas Farnan to Paul Jennings Zee
Mr and Mrs W A Lucas of Charlotte announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Lucas Farnan to Paul Jennings Zee of Americus Ga in Spartanburg S C on August 31 1925 The ceremony was at Spartanburg First Methodist with Rev C H Hodges officiating The couple plan a visit to Americus in October and will reside at 421 Clements Ave Charlotte after September 10 1925
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W. A. Lucas
Charlotte, N. C
Mary Lucas Farnan
Paul Jennings Zee
Americus, Ga
Spartanburg
S. C
Lee
Americus
E. S. Lee
Late- Adler Shoe Company
Charlotte
C. H. Hodges
Eastern Stars Honors Confederate Veterans Meeting Tonight
The local Eastern Star chapter will meet at Mitchell Masonic Hall at eight o clock for a brief business session a social hour honoring the Confederate Veterans of the local Camp with an arranged program and refreshments. All veterans are urged to attend.
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Order of Eastern Star
Mitchell Masonic Hall
Tanlac credited for drastic health turnaround by buyer
Joseph DeLarne declares he has been repaid a dozen times in improved health for every dollar spent on Tanlac. He describes relief from ten years of pain including backache rheumatic pain and numb feet with better appetite digestion and circulation. He praises Tanlac as unmatched by any prior medicine and notes over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Joseph DeLarne
Local social notes and family announcements
SSO Seth Belcher left Sunday for Athens to resume studies at the University of Georgia. Miss Martha English and Miss Marguerite Lingle depart for Andrew Female College in Cuthbert after a week as guests. Sue Hightower visits Mrs. Mary Pickett in Dawson. Paul Thompson and Eva Weeks announce the birth of a son at University Hospital. Mrs. Fuller recovers from an appendectomy and heads home. FE Everett and guests visit Columbus relatives. Massie Lane plans to enter Shorter College in Rome. Bettie Castellon leaves for White Springs to join the public school faculty. Naomi Wright travels to Atlanta for the week with cousins. H. G. Aird returns to Jacksonville after visiting relatives.
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Seth Belcher
Athens
The
University of Georgia
Martha English
W. L. English
Cuthbert
Marguerite Lingle
Columbus
Andrew Female College
Paul Thompson
Augusta
University Hospital
Paul Thompson, Jr
Thompson
Eva Weeks
Americus
Naomi Wright
Atlanta
Gertrude
Lucile
Edith Jossey
Easterlin Family Thanks for Kindness after Death
We extend heartfelt thanks for the kindness and loving sympathy shown in the death of our husband son and brother and for the many floral offerings. MRS J B EASTERLIN JR MR AND MRS J B EASTERLIN SENIOR MR AND MRS B O EASTERLIN MR T M EASTERLIN
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J. B. Easterlin, JR
J. B. Easterlin
B. O. Easterlin
T. M. Easterlin
Blacks in North filling jails
Atlanta reports from the Ohio penitentiary show 1,211 inmates received from June 30, 1924 to this year, with 341 from southern states. Kentucky led with 85, Tennessee 43, Alabama and Georgia 41 each, North Carolina 36, Virginia 29, West Virginia 31, Mississippi 11, South Carolina 16, Florida 1, Louisiana unknown. Director Harper blames migration and deceit for crime and notes returning workers as railroad fare eases.
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Atlanta Chamber 6 Commerce
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Harper
Atlanta
Births of Keith K. Tatom Jr. and Barbara Ellen Barnes
Lieutenant Keith K. Tatom and Mrs. Tatom of Fort Benning announce the birth of a son on September 4. Mrs. Tatom is formerly Edith Hightower. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Barnes of Memphis announce a daughter Barbara Ellen on September 10, with Mrs. Barnes formerly Sarah Hightower.
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Keith K. Tatom
Fort Benning
Keith K. Tatom,Jr
Robert M. Barnes
Memphis, Tenn
Barbara Ellen
Barnes
Sarah Hightower
Hosiery Trend Note Picks Up Gun Metal Stockings
In ten days a small vogue for sheer gun metal and black stockings has appeared among fashion minded women at the Plaza and the Ritz. Nude shades still lead but the trend is watchful as Autumn outfits emerge. Stockings priced at PinkSCONE 9 cocerrene 1.95.
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Plaza
Ritz
Not being able to fight a poor way to develop a disposition
A concise aphorism notes that avoiding confrontation harms character, yet resilience remains likely. It frames fighting as a test of spirit and will, implying perseverance builds resolve even when victory is uncertain. The sentiment emphasizes inner strength over external struggle.
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Rome
Shorter College
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