Local Social Notes Highlight Madison Visitors and Students
Ray has returned from a precharity stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Ginn visit Madison. Rufus Moss Jr is in South Georgia. Miss Marion George of Madison reentered the university. Mrs W T Coggin of Athens visits Miss Nela Chandler. Miss Anne Payne was a week end guest of her parents at Athena. Fowler and Miss Porenceht spent Tuesday in hens.
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Ray
Commerce
Rucker Ginn
Madison
Rufus Moss, Jr
South Georgia
Marion George
W. T. Coggin
Athens
Nela Chandler
Commerce Observer
Anne Payne
Athena
Fowler
Porence Ht
Hens — Walton News
Woman Reports Cardul Easing Life Change Nervousness
In Torntstown Florida Mrs. M. Bailey describes how Cardul helped her during menopause. She says it reduced nervousness and fatigue, improved spirits, and aided daily activity. Many women have written about similar benefits after using Cardul for over 40 years.
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Torntstown
Fla
Cardus
Bis M. Bailey
Athens social notes mix weddings and parties
Items recount visitors and gatherings in Athens. Mrs. Alice Adams and families host and travel mentions. Miss Annie Mae Bell visits with Sallie Bell. Mrs. W E Johnson visits relatives. Also social reports from Fort Lamar, Walton News, Madisonian, Commerce Observer. Mr Murray Soule hosts a fall bridge party at his parents home before departing to Oxford England.
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Annie Mae Bell
Athens
Sallie Bell
Walton News
Murray Soule
Oxford
England
I. Andrew Roule
Milledge Avete
Alice Shanziles
Sarah Hall
Katherine Radlwell MI
Katherine Park
A Upson
Julia Rogers
Katherine Ashford
Elizabeth Arnold
Mathilde Upson
Hazel Hodgson
Illustrated Sermon Promises Nine Nights at Christian Church
The Christian Church will host an illustrated sermon series titled Starlight and Sunlight of Revelation starting Sunday night. The first talk on The Darkness uses stereopticon slides, with three parts The Shadow Appears The Shadow Deepens and The Shadow Spreads plus musical interludes and a hymn America the Beautiful. Public invited. service begins at eight p m. ELlJAH Clarke Chapter ASR meets with Mrs. Griggs outlines social plans and a buffet supper for visiting delegates to the state convention in October. A D A R bridge party at Palm Garden raises funds with ten tables and raffles. Emmanuel Guild holds a quarterly meeting at the Parish House with winter work plans and new members welcomed. Highway meet visitors include Mrs Loui Belle a Welle Mrs Ing Smith Col Cameron J A Rountree A N Alford Jack Pat rson R J Rambo and others. locals Mr W B Latimer and son Douglas visit from Michigan and attend events.
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Christian ‘Church
Abel
America the Beautiful
Julius Talmadge
Emmanuel Guild
Loui Belle A Welle
Ing Smith
James Logan
Atlanta
Col. Cameron
North Carolina
J. A. Rountree
Bankhead Highway
A. N. Alford
Hartwell
Jack Patrson
The
Atlanta Journal
R. J. Rambo
Georgia Women’s Committee
Henson Tatum
the Constitution, l and Others
Woman's Club Plans Entertainment for State Visitors
The Women's Club met at the clubhouse on Thursday for fall activities. Mrs C M Snelling presided as the session opened with the Lord's prayer. Secretary Mrs S V Sanford read the minutes as plans were discussed for entertaining five hundred distinguished visitors from across the state.
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Er Woman's Club
Woman's Club
C. M. Snelling
S. V. Sanford
Local Social Notes From Commerce Area
Commerce residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup with names from nearby towns. Reports include visits by Mrs. Toombs Rose, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Rayle, Mrs. Laurie McWhorter, Mrs. J. C. Knox, Mr. Harry B. Bailey, and others on various Thursdays and trips to Greensboro Asheville Turnpike N C. An illness note mentions Eugenia Matthews of Commerce hospitalized at St Marys.
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Albert Rayle
Gta
Joan A. Hunnicutt, Jr
Asheville
Turnpike
N. C
Mra. V. Siman
Greensboro
W. B. Jackson
Eugenia Matthewa
Commerce
St. Mary's Hospital
University of Georgia enrollment reached 939 students
Nine hundred thirty nine students registered at the University of Georgia by 12:30 Friday, a figure near last year’s total. Old students face a $3 late fee after grace period ends Saturday at noon, while new students have no deadline. Saturday night features Freshmen Night with a campus procession and a freshmen president election.
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University of Georgia
Jewish New Year Observed At Local Synagogue
The first service of the Jewish New Year Rosh Ha-Shana was held at the synagogue Friday night with Rabbi Sterne delivering an inspiring address. A second service is set for Saturday at 10 15 oclock and all Jewish stores will be closed.
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Sterne
Otis Davis Buried Friday at Bowman Baptist
Mr Otis David died at his home at Comer Thursday and funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Bowman Baptist church and cemetery. He was 55 years old. Survived by widow Lula C David and two sons Paul and Izer. Bernstein Bros had charge of arrangements.
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Otis David
Comer
Baptist
Bowman
Lula C. David
Paul
Izer
Bernstein Bros
Assistant Attorney Deaver Sworn In as Aide to Georgia District
Macon Bascom attorney Deaver was sworn in as assistant district attorney for the Southern District of Georgia by U S Deputy Clerk Cecil Morgan. He succeeds Charles Redding and his appointment was confirmed by Attorney General Daugherty earlier in the week.
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Macon
Bascom
Deaver
Finday
U. S
Cecil Morgan
Southern District of Georgia
Chas. Redding
Deavers
Daughterty
Sailors Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Georgia
W E Sailors age 24 was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in Fulton Superior Court in the death of J L Martin a farmer from Maysville Ga. He was sentenced to one to four years on the chain gang Judge R N Hardeman presiding The case involved an August 25 death near Sailors home and a dispute over a woman named Miss Sailors Sailors maintains he only meant to reprimand Martin and prevent him from taking Miss Sailors
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Atlanta
W. E. Sailors
Martin
Miss Sailors
Sailor
H.P. Sailors
H. L. Simmons
Mr Jim Griffeth Dies Friday in Georgia
Mr Jim Griffeth a prominent Oconee county resident and longtime Baptist leader died Friday at 10 20 AM in a local hospital He was 66 and survived by his widow three daughters two sons and three brothers Funeral was set for Bethabara church with Rev J W McWhorter officiating Griffeth was among the county’s largest planters and a well known community figure
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Jim Griffeth
W. G. Griffeth
J. T. Griffeth
Athens
Oconee County
Bethabara Church
J. W. McWhorter
Death report from Athens with Bernstein Bros. in charge
An obituary note from Athens states that the death will be Tegre' and that Bernstein Bros. is handling arrangements.
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Athens
Bernstein Bros
Alleged Cotton Theft Probed Near Athens Farm
An investigation was under way Friday morning into the theft of cotton from Col. Howell Erwin’s farm six miles from Athens. A sizeable quantity was alleged to be offered for sale and arrests were expected after the inquiry. WANT CITY MANAGER AUGUSTA GA publicity campaign in favor of the city manager form of municipal gov.
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Col
Howell Erwin
Athens
Augusta GA
Augusta voters to decide on upcoming issue
Government plans to start a campaign early and continue until the general election, giving Augusta voters the chance to vote on the question.
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Augusta
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims Generational Use
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as effective for coughs, chest congestion, and bronchial irritation. The copy emphasizes trust across three generations, noting establishment in 1875 and widespread availability in stores.
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Foley
Oley
Hoani
E. K. Olson
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Alice Adams
Bob McWhorter
Mrs. B
Walker
Marguerite Davia
University
J. H. McWhirter
Fort Lamar
Paul Tabor
J. C. Tabor
Madagascar
Mor
Thos. J. Wooster
Peabody Hall
Pronger Club
Nannie Davis
Tdjlulah Falls
Clinton Bryant
A. S. Parker
John Booth
Christian Church
Elijah Clarke
ASR
Griggs
Azelijah Clarke
Palm Garden
Georgian Palm Garden
Golden Knight
Frank Lawler
E. B. Cohen
8. V. Sanford
Munro Dearing
W. B. Latimer
Douglas
Houghton, Mich
City
Harrie Dews
Harold Rogers
Mary Nevin
R. M. Harris
Costa
Sam B. Wingfield
Warn Rao
Mrs. Yearwood
Alice Yearwood
Maurine Neal Irin
Atin
George Ashford
Santora
Laurie McWhorter of
Stephens
Clarence “DeLaperriere
Vallie Arnold
Hoschton
W. H.compton
J. C. Knox
Monroe
E. L. Porter
Frank Porter
Van-Nil
Merle Matthews
Mary Carmichael
Elizabeth Conyers
Carnesville
Mra
F. H. Adehold
W. J. Peeples
Harry B. Bailey of
Jefferson
Annie Hawkins
Ryzon
Ney
L Otis Davis
W. E
Clayton Street
Michael
Michael Bros
Vara
H. J. Reid & CO
the Shop of Quality
Selle Laggdy Kay
Athens, Galt
Clara Kimball
Clara Kimball Young
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