Circle No. 2 Meets With Mrs Davison
Circle No 2 of the Missionary Society at the Fir st Methodist church met at the home of Mrs A H Davison. Attendance celebrated Miss Lilly Moss illness and Ella Leverett anniversary. Guests shared testimonies, music, and a social hour. A long list of locals and visitors noted for travel, illness, or hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
A. H. Davison
Missionary Society of the Fir
Ella Leverett
Annie Mae Wood
Delightful Relief for Biliousness
An old medical ad promotes Jacobs' Liver Salt as a safe remedy for biliousness tied to liver and bowel sluggishness. It claims relief from coated tongue, foul breath, sallow skin, and constipation, urging readers to avoid harsh calomels and promising lasting results. Advertises 25 cent bottle and free trial sample from Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Friends and relatives visit Atlanta socially noted
Miss Ora Kellum returns from Chicago. Miss Blanche Callaway hosts guests at Oconee Heights with Lillian Spratlin Deadwyler and Willie Hall from Elberton among attendees. Cousin Milas Estelle Jessup from Columbus visits Miss Margaret Bickerstaff. Paris Island guest Hazel Hodgson with Dot Haselton. Mrs J A Quillan recovering after Athens General Hospital operation. Elizabeth and Sara Hall visit Marietta. Mrs Grady McLeroy and son return from Augusta. Mrs Russell Edwards and Maude Brown of Fort Wiley join by Miss Pound in Macon. Mary Bacon to stay with Mrs C N Sisk on Hill Street after Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Garndy
Herbert Callaway
Jeferson Road
Bladhe Callaway
Cecil Moo
H.C. Strckland
Lillian Spratlin
Vice
Deadwyler
Atlanta
Willie Elbeth Hall
Elberton
Helen Callaway
Eastville
Blanche Callaway
Oconee Heights
Margaret Bickerstaff
Milas Estelle Jessup
Columbus
Hazel Hodgson
Dot Haselton
Paris Island
J. A. Quillan
Harlem
Athens General Hospital
Elizabeth, Harris
Sara Hall
Marietta
Mary Byrd Tate
Virginia Boston
Grady McLeroy
Augusta
Dave Printup
Russell Edwards
Maude Brown
Fort Wiley
Pound
Macon
Lowly Tigers Edge Hollingsworth 8 To 7 In Thriller
Dorsey and Hodgson led the Hollingsworth lineup as H. Hodgson 1b and Davis 3b contributed. Lee Bradberry captained Lawler's team, beating Hollingsworth 8 to 7 with Andy Anderson pitching two innings and Booze McWhorter calling pitches. Whitey Davis doubled twice, Cook snagged a deep bid, and C Lanier covered center field. Today's game set for 6 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Woods
Hollingsworth
H.R. Hopkins
BU Moss
McDorman
Bullock
Davis
Bradberry
RB. Dorsey
H. Hodgson
F. Lanier
LY Booth
Lv Bradberry
Cook
C. Lanier
Goodwin
Uw Anderson
Lawler
Lee Bradberry
Meadow
Andy" Anderson
Whitey Davis
Hopkins
Superior Court Will Convene Monday in Washington Georgia
Wilkes Superior court in Washington Georgia opens a grand jury term for a week with about fifty civil cases on the calendar. The criminal docket is heavy with prisoners awaiting trial and others on bond. The grand jury will convene Monday to address a large backlog of matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilkes
Superior Court
Jefferson Home For Sale In New York A Landmark
Reports that Monticello the home of Thomas Jefferson near Charlottesville Va is on the market were confirmed today by Jefferson M Levy former owner and trustee Levy said upkeep costs had become too burdensome and he would sell to a purchaser deemed able and worthy to become the owner of such a shrine He has offered to sell to the Government as a summer home for Presidents and valued the estate accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottsville
Jefferson M. Levy
Con, Mn
Montcello
Partners of the Tide feature and Queen of Diamonds series
In Wake county, enforcement officers battered to pieces were sold as junk yesterday by Sheriff Harrison. The junk brought three cents a pound and was bought by a local dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake County
Harrison
Octopus Seizes Boy and Is Killed by Helpers
In Samoa Humboldt county a 16-foot octopus grabbed eight year old George Peterson, son of a Eureka tug captain. His sister fought the beast, saved him after another tentacle knocked her oar away, and then stunned the animal with a second oar. The octopus crawled to rocks and was beaten to death.
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Eureka
Cal
Samoa
Humboldt County
George Peterson
Wales gets feudal gifts during prince of Wales visit
Launceston Cornwall England hosts a feudal rebirth as the prince of Wales arrives. Fealty rites include rent and odd offerings such as 100 shillings and pepper. Sir Hugh Moresworth St Aubyn presents greyhounds. tenants bring spurs cumin salmon wood gloves and a rose. Bethuel Hutchings endures goatskin mantles in heat during the ducal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Cornwall
England
Prince of Wales
Hugh Moresworth St. Aubyn
Swannacot
St. Mary
Bethuel Hutchings
Bug Murd ers Potato Bug
Chicago report describes John Laux of Waukegan claiming a solution to eradicating the potato bug. He witnessed a mystery bug sting a potato bug to death in a battle, then recovered a second bug of the same shape in a different color with a black shell and striped edges and a white letter mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Laux
Waukegan
Laux
Highway Bill To Be Called Up Tuesday
Atlanta Ga The highway bill as passed by the house was not considered by the senate appropriations committee Thursday afternoon. It will be called up next Tuesday. Action was postponed to allow appropriation committee members time to study the measure. The bill proposes dividing automobile license tax fees among Georgia counties based on highway mileage after covering highway department operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mystery Insect Found In Garden Raises Biological Hopes
A man named Laux kept a colony of potato bugs in a cellar box forming a family of ten. After potato bugs appeared in his garden a few days ago the mystery bugs were released. The three day battle ended with all potato bugs killed. Laux sent a history of his discovery and a pair of bugs to the U S Department of Agriculture and dreams of a government hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laux
United States Department of Agriculture
Firemen's Hose Rout Dog In Playhouse Fire
Four children of H M McGarry watched as flames gutted a rear lawn playhouse. A bulldog guarded the scene, snarling until a water stream from a fireman rolled him aside. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze but the toy shelter was damaged beyond repair.
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Philadelphia
H. M. McGarry
Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Effective by Mrs Martin
An aged testimonial from Mrs F Martin of 546 Pulaski Street recounts a five year kidney illness followed by multiple courses of Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports marked relief after the first and second boxes, full recovery after the fourth, and no recurrence since. She restates high opinion of Doan's in 1918 and endorses earlier recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
F. Martin
Pulaski St
Dean
Kinsey
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Pares Buffalo
N. Y
The New Fall Styles Feature Large Sleeves and Long Skirts
New York fashion notes highlight the fall silhouette with oversized sleeves that are soft and cling, a long eight inch from the ground skirt, and intricate crepe ensembles. The Joseph model in black and gray crepe displays embroidery on sleeves and belt, while a white basque with black embroidery pairs with a black satin skirt. A velvet hat trimmed with monkey fur completes the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hale
New York
Joseph
Smart Joseph
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Sociel Society
Miss Lilly Moss
Biss Lilly Moss
Johna Hopkins
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Miss Moss
Ife
Migs Rutherford
J. C. Hutchins
J C. Hutchins, Jr
Dave Paddock
Dave, Jr
Mildred Rutherford
Therr Villa
Lucy Griffith
Arthur Griffth
Arthur Griffith, Jr
Highlands
N. C
James R. Gray, Jr
Catherine
May
W. F. Dorsey
Hill Street
Robert Crawford
Bruce Crawford
Kansas City
A. E. Crawford
Misa Adelaide Peebles
Mountai City
Adairsville
BE. Elder
Madison
L. Vale Shouse and Son
Lat Grange
Hr. Williams
J.B. Corry
Soperton
John Doremus
the Williams. i
Margaret Orr
Mildred Smith
Hugh Huggins
Franklin
N.C —H
W. A. Kelly
Savannah
Rlehara Harrix
Latta
HH. J. Randolph
George Story
Rate
Randolph
Iss
Lois Telford
M. BP
Wood
Miss Wooda
Maysville
Crawford Lyle
Claudine Henry
Jd Wnearr
Mrskvin Potta
Brevard, N. C
Hutte Lee Cauthen
Eterton
C. J. Harris
Mr. Danggram
Virginia
Katrine Park
Griffin
Liday
Emily Boyd
Ann Weaver
Horace Holden
Holden
W. Avodnett
West Hodnett
Christian Chub Endeavor Society
Griffith
Miss Anderson
Claude ‘Borgest
Lamar Laboon
State Agricultural Colleg
Artie Small
T. P. Vincent
Helen, Ga
Rs. E. M. Howell
Mildred Howell
Mary Norvell
Roy Mathews
Con
Carlton
C. E. Simmons
Gainesville
Victtora
David Miche
Vinnie
Hancok
Winterville
Mrs. Andrews
Fact Rews
Fact
Viola Andrews
Emory Andrews
Glulab
Calvin Thompson
Miss Heidler
Logie Heidler
Jen Tuck
Bridge
Jeanette Amie
Alice Chindler
Guy Murray
San Antonio
Texas
Federick G. Hodgson
Washington, D. C
Atheng
Frederick Hodgson
Clifford Hodgson
Ana
Edith Hodgson
Jule Allen
Covington
R. H._ Bickerstaff
Vivian Bailey
Marie Death
Mra
Alice Adama
Ora Kellum
Mary Bacon
C. N. Sisk
Tigers
Hollinsworth
Washington,Georgia
Jefferson
Elite
Will Rogers
Palace Crowd
al St. John
Octopus
Boy
Sister
Wales
Prince To
Bug
Potato
ST. John
Partners of
Tide” and
Pet
Railway & Electric Company
Children’s Low
Isroad Street
Louis Heals Johnson
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