Righteous wrath over dress and manners in Pineville
The Pineville Georgia Herald prints a fiery critique condemning perceived lax standards for women and dancing in bold old fashioned terms. The piece urges men to quit vices and reject what it calls immoral trends, ending with a defiant call to collective downfall.
Atlantic visitors at REcorp office and fishing trip ends
Chas F Chase and F M Chapman of Atlantic visited Anita on business and called at the REcorp office. Clarence Campbell Albert Was and Lew Bangham fished at Tewis My day afternoon and returned with a quantity of channel catfish to feed several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Chase
F. M. Chapman
Atlantic
Anita
Recorp
Clarence Campbell
Albert Was
Lew Bangham
Tewis
Fishermen, Sightings, and Local Notes From The Week
F O and S A Worthing with Jesse McElfresh fished near Mt Fitna with a plentiful supply of bull heads and suckers. T T Saunders and his father A M Saunders visited Omaha for eye surgery due to a possible steel fragment. Jno W Geiger, Woodmen of the World field manager, was a welcome Record office visitor. Miss Stonebraker lost a gold watch at a Band Concert. Col Todhunter announced the loss and W R Spence found and returned it. Sam Morgan family from Cumberland visited the city, visiting Geo Morgan and Mrs. Georgia Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O
S. A
E. C. Worthing
Jesse McElfresh
Mt. Fitna
Jno. W. Geiger
Miss Stonebraker
Col. Todhunter
W.R. Spence
Sam Morgan
Cumberland
City
Geo. Morgan
Georgia Hendricks
Hog sale and road trip reports
Clinton Carey sold thirty head of choice hogs to J L Carey and Son at seven dollars and seventy five cents per hundred. M A James and family visited Osceola to see Minor’s brothers Al and Sam, traveling eighty nine miles in six hours despite rough roads. Minor praises the White Pole as best in the River to River, Blue Grass and White Pole comparison with emphatic verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Carey
J. L. Carey & Son
M.A. James
Osceola
Minor
Sam
Weldon
Jonah and Nineveh to live by duty not inclination
A sermon argues Jonah’s fault was following inclination rather than duty. It urges readers to serve God consistently, treat all people as God’s children, and act with truth and righteousness even when feelings resist. It contrasts personal comfort with communal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Jehovah
Ninevah
Tarshish
Earth
Israel
Nineveh
God
Mrs J F Brewer to Spent Weeks at Brother’s Country House
Mrs J F Brewer, in poor health for months, has granted her roomers and boarders a leave and will rush rush board and accommodations elsewhere. She plans to spend a few weeks in the country at her brother Oren Burns’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Brewer
Oren Burns
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