Washington GA A quiet May wedding and social notes
In Washington Georgia a quiet May afternoon wedding unites Miss Eva Bell Walker of yards and Mr. G Thornton of Dan t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Newson. The column lists a flurry of social events, entertainments, visitors from Atlanta Covington Augusta and Charleston, plus bridge parties, teas, and journeys across Georgia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbure
Eva Bell Walker
Yds
Juliette Smith
Gona
Susie FM
Marianna Brooks
Pauline Jatna
Charleston
S.C
Ruth Irvin
Mitta Pharr
Nona Fil
Greene County
G. Lewis
Wood
Siloam
Julia Choate
Atlanta
Washington
Charles HL. Calhoun
Mary Dillard
Borner Simms
Covington
Norme Ware
Augusta
J. W. Ware
S. R. Dillart
Daughers
May
Frances Dillard
Uoyea Ficklen
North Carolina
Harry Rooker
Ruth Wootten
Marthy Riley
Amilla Pharr
Overcome Sunburn and Freckles with Night Wax Treatment
A vintage remedy claims freckled and sun damaged skin can improve by applying mercol wax overnight and washing off in the morning. The process supposedly reduces wrinkles, blotchy tones, and discolored neck areas, yielding a fresh complexion. It suggests a home formula using wax and a mysterious solution to dissolve oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procuratle Drug Store
Senoia Social News and Visiting Guests
Senoia notes report Mrs Homer Hutchinson leaving for Rustia to spend weeks with her parents the Fasketts. Families and friends gather in Locust Grove and Barnesville with Miss Patsie Stroud honored by Miss Annie May Arnall. Marie Cole accepts a teaching post at Carlton. Several residents travel to Culloden Zebulon Brunswick and St Simons for visits and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Boston
Jersey
John P. Campbell
Mountain City
Simon Michael
Mamie Lucas
Atlanta
R. Hodgson
Morton Hoodgson
Wilde
Robert Woodruff
C. Hutchins
Modison
Mildred Rutherford
Walter Forbes
Renaud Benedict
N. J
Annie Belle Robinson
Covington
Edith T Brightwell
Gainesville
Ruby Freeman
Davenport
Hubert Fieming
Milledgeville
Homer G. Hutchinson
Rusti
Ghia
L. W. Faskett
Claude Arnall
Blanche Williams
Locust Grove
R. C. Brown
Annie May Arnall
Patsie Stroud
Barnesville
Marie Cole
Carlton
H. B. Sasser
Culloten
E. S Winn
J. W. Hows
Mary Leef
Zebulon
Frank Bedenbaugh
East Point
Tom Maxwell
Glenn Carpenter
Newnan
del Camp
Moreland
H. J. Camp
J.C. Gardner
Calhoun
Senoia
Silk and Cotton Fabrics Sale Ad
A vintage textile ad lists Seco silk and cotton crepes at 19c a yard for tomorrow. It promotes border ed fabrics, Mercerized diagonal Suiting, Whipcord, white Crepe and Crepe Voile, Ratine in multiple weights, White Mlisse for undergarments, and extra fine mercerized Pique, with several yard prices and special Monday deals.
Sunday Sale of Children's Bonnets and Dresses
An assortment of children's sun bonnets and dresses advertised for Monday sale. Bonnets offered up to 50 cents each with some soiled items but washable. Dresses for girls in sizes 6 to 14 at 1.49 dollars, with sailor collars and embroidered details. Additional waists and brassieres on offer, with some items slightly soiled but priced to clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Atlanta
Seersucker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Walker
Griffin
Kitty Lee Britt
Thomaston
Washington, GA
Athens, GA
Prestin Brooks
Bridge Gassay
Tidwell
Fitman
F. Merritt
Altresco
Kay Rla Williford
Anni Helle Robinsonth
Brightwell
Elizabeth Talse
Princes Talmage
Harriet Benedict
Misala O' Farrell
Lydia Iitch
Lucile McWhoerter
Wondle
Sallie Morter
Wilburn Dutose
Weerson
India Yoang
Union Point
Hee
Young
Ethel Noble
Heney Nalg
Atlants
Mrzs
Iam Flaserton
Anal M
Helen Mic Ihigan
T J. Wooster
Michael
Lexington, GA
Joel Cloud
Greensboro
Alex Stewart
Alex, Jr
Ashburn
Julia Stewart
J. J. Smith
Clauge Lester
Professor Dundy
Carolina
Howes Cloud
Crawfordville
iJudge
Mary Uoward
Stephen and Nash
Sarah
Alice
Marie Cooper
Helen Mewhorter
Woodville
Hamp McWhorter
Lucile Cheney
Bairdstown
Frank Alexander
Sanders Faust
Crawford
Rm Lexington
Teachers’ Institute
Lottie Henderson
Fitsgerald
Senoia, GA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!