Picnic Arrangements for Sumter County July Fourth
Committees at Patterson's schoolhouse plan a big Agricultural Picnic on July 4 with Captain John A Cobb in charge of contributions, reporting July 1, and delivering meat and produce to the grounds. Dinner at noon, lemonade provided, no sales on site, grounds watched by the grounds and trees committee. Attendance expected to be the county's largest in twenty years.
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Patrson
John A.cobb
U.S
Ouncil & Williford
J. W. Bailey
Andrees Supply
John A. Cobb
Sumter County
J. H. Brack
Ace A
The Monthly Meeting Rescheduled for Tuesday
The Sunday School District Committees of the county are reminded that the monthly meeting moves from the first Saturday to the first Tuesday. It will be at Bank of Americas upstairs at 10 o'clock a.m. This first meeting of the new Sunday School year seeks full attendance from committees, superintendents, workers, and invited Sunday School workers from other counties.
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Montezuma Male and Female Institute
Baptist Church
ET. Carswell
Eatonton
J. D.pilcher
Eng
Warrén County
Col
W. A. Dodson
Americas
Board of Trasteca
Bank of Americas
Manner Callaway
Hay Family Leaves Americus for Artesian House Opening
Mr. Hay and his family depart Americus to run the Artesian House in the Artesian city. They will open by July 1 and plan improvements. Mrs. Hay oversees dining and guest comfort, earning the hotel wide praise.
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G. M. Hay
Albany
Phil McKay
Eufaula
Geo. M. Hay
Harrington
Thesian House
Hay
Hare
Americus
Artesian City
Artesian House
Pate
Mr. Hay
Arteman
Bell party whitewater frolic to Bell's Mill outing
A Tuesday dawn outing from Bell's Mill Webster county started with Capt A C Bell and companions heading to Bell's Mill for a day of fishing and bird shooting. They met Lampkin visitors, fished fifty six birde and bagged a barrel of fish, then shared a fine noon dinner. The party returned to Ancridia by eight in the evening hoping to go again.
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A. C. Bell
A. J. Bachanan
Roney
A Ii Rees
Si Hawkins
Bell's Mill
Webster County
Lampkin
Hoils
Bell
Charm Works Quietly for Liver and Dyspepsia Claims
Mrs Mayer of P Benne street New Orleans says a family medicine acts as a charm for invalids with liver complaint dyspepsia and impoverished blood. Proponents claim it promptly thoroughly cures weakness malaria and related ailments based on personal endorsement.
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Mayer
Pbarenne Street
New Orleans
Saya
Payati
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