Georgia Women’s Temperance Union medal awards
At the Georgia Women’s Temperance Union annual convention Miss Helen Hitchcock of Tallapoosa and Miss Eva McWilliams of Savannah won top medals. Contestants required prior silver medals to enter. Hitchcock won the Thursday evening speakers contest. A grand gold medal contest was announced for the state convention near LaGrange, open to those with both silver and gold medals, with Eva McWilliams winning the Friday morning gold medal.
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Siss
Helen Hitchcock
Tallapoosa
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Ameri¢us
Americas
Womens Chimatiah ‘Temperance Union
Georgia
Lallapoosa Ga
Eva McWilliams
Savannah
Alma ‘Venee
Alma Greene
Helen Hittchcock
Willie Cooka
Kathleen Harper
Milledgeville
Eva E Willams
Wright Dentels
Eastman
Hitchcocks
Mr. McLendon
Atlana
Qoboher
LaGrange
Engagement announcements in Birmingham society pages
Mrs Gugaby Thomas Long reveals daughter Daisye Hird’s engagement to Richard Newell Poindexter for November 16. Rev James Glasgow announces Mas’s engagement to Walter F Martin. Julius Steinberg announces daughter Florence’s engagement to Herman Hosenhem with marriage planned.
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Birmingham
Ala
Irmingham Ala
Misa Irene Reynolds
Lucien Brown
South Sole Baptist Church
Alabama
Gugaby Thomas Long
Daisye Hird
Richard Newell Poindexter
James
Glasgow
Mas
Walter F Martin
Methodiat
Julius Steinberg
Florence
Herman Hosenhem
Various People Seen in Atlanta and Macon Visits
Miss Turner plans to go south and spend the winter in Atlanta. Miss Mary Nisbet stayed several days in Macon this week. Mr Dennis is at home after a pleasant visit to his son John Dennis of Atlanta. Mrs Margaret Little is in Atlanta visiting her sister Mrs F M Coker on Washington street. Mrs James Battia Nishet was in Macon this week. Mrs YC Bovey and daughter returned from Coin. Miss Mary Little will visit Miss Ballie Trippe. Misses Marjorie and Hannah Leonard returned from Atlanta where they visited Mrs F G Bozeman. Mrs WM Dennis and Mrs Ola Moawatera iq V 2. Tallaferra visited Atlanta during the fair. Mrs J F Sparks is guest of her daughter in Athens. Miss Meg Alford, Mattie and Barah Hearn, Sara Lawrence, Mrs Clarence Alford and Mrs R D White spent Friday in Wincon. Miss Elizabeth Candler of Villa Rica is in the city filling the vacancy in the school caused by Miss Lampkin of Athens. Miss Lampkin was called home to her father’s bedside. Mrs RD Stubbs is at home again after several months in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Leonard
Atlanta
F G Bozeman
WM. Dennis
Mra Ola MoaWatera
Tallaferra
J FR Sparks
Athens
John Carter Fester
Meg Alford
Mattie
Barah Hearn
Sara Lawrence
Clarence Alford
Mra R. D White
Wincon
Williams wedding in Barnesville vows at home on Greenwood
SUSE WILLIAMS of Barnesville wed Jackson Bush in a quiet ceremony at their Greenwood Street home. Rev J O Grogan officiated as guests showered the couple with congratulations and gifts before a reception with light refreshments. The newlyweds plan to reside with D L Anderson and are popular among friends who offered well wishes.
Watches Georgia Residents Visit Relatives in Nearby Cities
Mrs R H Force and children visit Taylor relatives. Miss Laura Deakins arrives to assist Prof J A Deakins with his large music class. Mrs RA Atwell and niece Miss Jones spend two months with Augusta relatives. Several others return from Brunswick Savannah Asheville Valdosta and Pearson while attending weddings and visiting kin.
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R H Force
Taylor
Laura Deakins
J A Deakins
RA. Atwell
Miss Jones
Augusta
Row McCormick
Brunswick
Barnes
Witte
Ehc Cannon
Savannah
Garrett
Asheville
Rufus Hawkins
Valdosta
Big City
James Knox Hager
JA. Jones
Pearson
George F Wing
Macon
Warved
IP Fhorpe
Carrie Dixon
Patterson
Herbert Wilson
Southern Hotel
Leon A .Wilson
Irane
Kate
James D Sinclair
Herbert Murphy
New Jersey
Local Society Notes Recap From Fitzgerald Area
Pitzgerald GA Mrs S Stetson returns to Macon. Mrs I W Meakin back from Atlanta visit. Miss Lettle Steiner hosts at Mr and Mrs Lobengler home Thursday. Mr and Mrs William R McKensle of Alabama travel to Mr A’s home. Mrs TR McDonald of Blakely at Ee-Grant with daughter Mrs Winston James. Mrs Nettle C Hall, former editor of The Fitzgerald Enterprise, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitzgerald
Stetson Hes
Macon
I. W Meakin
Atlante
Lettle Steiner
Lobengler
William R McKensle
Alabama
Social notes on residents moving and visiting in Rochelle and area
Mrs Kate Simmons returns from Rochelle visiting Mrs Woodburn and Mrs Fenn er and Mrs J S Mortis of Tifton plans permanent residence. Mrs EB P Hiller returns north. Mig Mercar visits Adlginte with Miss Blossom. W B Moore and Mrs Willan feCarmick tour Nicholls and nearby towns with Mrs A W Suttles. Several lodges of the order organized recently. Mrs Rogers, Miss Mamie Haye, and George Hayde return from Marion and Atlanta visit to Mrs I W Meakin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Simmons
Rochelle
Woodburn
Fenner
J S Mortis
Tifton
EB. P Hiller
FG Clark
Mercar
Adlginte
Blossom
W B Moore
Willan feCarmick
Wugias Nicholls
A W Suttles
State Assembly of
Rebekahe
Order
Fort Valley Marriage Unites Wr J Meckendon and Miss Lucy Jennings
Wr J Meckendon and Miss Lucy Jennings were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's sister Mrs E T Clark. Rev F M Baloch of the First Baptist church performed the ceremony. A reception followed hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark. Due to a recent bereavement only a small number of friends attended. The couple departed for Macon and other points. Mr J B Wilson and daughters Nora and Dara visited Mr Wilson's mother at Brooks Station. Mrs Annie G Keigham returned home Friday after visiting her mother Mrs Kennedy of Ade! Mrs Muilens was visited by Ade last week.
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Fort Valley
J . Meckendon
Lucy Jennings
E T Clark
F M Baloch
First Baptist Church
Clark
Macon
J B Wilson
Nora
Dara
Griggs Cawhern Marriage in Douglasville Georgia
A social event last Wednesday evening marked the marriage of Myrtle Griggs to Ezra Cawhern of Atlanta. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home with Rev Virgil Norciova officiating. the Griggs family and railroad circles are noted among the guests and well known locals attended the ceremony.
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Douglasville
Myrtle Griggs
Ezra Cawhern
Atlanta
Virgil Norciova
Griggs
Cawhern
J Ot Cawhern
Alexander
Catharine
Louise Massey
Misa Jewel Cooper
H T Goouper
Mise Dessansellis
Savannah Freeman
Lilla Freeman
F A Sims
Clevle Sima Mies Maude Griggs
Eulal
Lie Butler
Tom Cawhern
Leslie
Walter Griggs
Grigga Jerome
Frank Wilson
Hudson-Leathers Wedding in Greenville
Wiss Louis Hudson son of Greenville 3 C married Miss Hudson le a Greenville 3 C to Mr J A Leathers of Spartanburg 3 C on October 26 at the bride’s home. Ceremony by Rev F D Hunt with relatives present. Couple to honeymoon then reside in Spartanburg.
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Greenville
Wiss Luis Hudson
J A Leathers
Spartanburg
Miss Hudson le
Leathers Fis
F D Hunt
Palmer Presbyterian Church
Leathers
Spartanbura
Bush Williams Wedding in Olive Texas on October 26
The Bush Williams wedding occurred Wednesday evening at Olive Texas with Mr Jack son Evans Bush and Olive Williams uniting in marriage during a wedding march led by Miss Myrtis Nelson. Two Sower girls, Misses Mary Anderson and Louise Pitts, followed with white roses as the bride entered supported by her escort Mr J Hardy.
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Fea
Olive Texas Williams
Jackson Evans Bush
Myrtis Nelson
Mary Anderson
Louise Pitts
Bessie Williams
J . Hardy
Marriage of Barnesville locals unites popular couple
Mise hettig mat thews and Maia of honor Were escorted by hest man Mr D L Anderson. The ceremony was performed by Rev J Grogan at the altar erected for the occasion. The couple will be at home to friends at Mr and Mrs Dr Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maia
Mise Hettig Matthews
D L. Anderson
Rey J . Grogan
Radiant Home Heating Stove Offers Month Trial At 60 Whitehall
Hightower and Graves at 60 Whitehall Street promote the Radiant Home Heating Stove. The self feeding coal stove promises uniform heat in all rooms, with a one month test and payment only if coal is paid. Sales rooms at 90 Whitehall Street invite calls to consider early winter warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neally
Hightower & Graves
Whitehall Street
Local Social News From Milledgeville and Nearby
Milledgeville and surrounding areas feature a string of social visits. Mrs J D Howard spent time in Macon. Mrs Johnson of Social Circle entertained by Mrs John Day. Miss Maybelle Moore stayed in Macon briefly. Mrs H J Stuart of James visited daughter Mrs J J Wooten Jr. Mrs Laura Wyche of Macon was guest of sister Mrs G W Caraker. Dr and Mrs E O Tigner spent the latter part of last week in Atlanta. George Brantley and family traveled to Putnam county. Miss Clara Williams returned from Barnesville and Atlanta. Julia Parker visited Atlanta. Nore Cone enjoyed time in Madison. Mire Julia West visited Petersburg, Va. Mrs W T Conn has returned from Millen visit to daughter Mrs 58 H Bryan of Millen. Mrs J W Denning and Miss Cora E were mentioned among local acquaintances.
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O Tigner
Aanta
George Brantley
Putnam County
Clara Williams
Barnesville
Atlants
Julia Parker
Atlanta
Misa Nore Cone
Madison
Julia West
Petersburg
Hag
H Bryan
Millen Mire
W Denning
iMisa
Cora E
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Georgia
Richland visitors and relatives are reported from Atlanta and Hawkinsville with numerous trips last week. Many residents including Mrs John Vaughan and Mrs Fannie W Perkina are noted as traveling, visiting relatives, or convalescing, while social events feature a large Thursday reception hosted by Mrs George Fort Edwards with detailed serving arrangements.
Hawkinsville note on visits by local residents
Hawkinsville residents report Mrs Julia Wimberly visiting Abbevila to see relatives. Miss Ethel Taylor returns from Savannah and Jacksonville Fla. with news of travels and family updates.
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Hawkinsville
Julia Wimberly
Abbevila
Ethel Taylor
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Free eyeglasses straightened by John L Moore and Sons
Free at Mo. L. Moore and Sons eyeglasses will be straightened at John L Moore and Sons whether purchased there or not if you have trouble fitting nose glasses call on them They are experts in difficult framework 42 N Broadst Prudential building
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
John L Moore & Sons
Prudential
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Olive Wiliams
Jackson Bush
Greenwood Street
Milas Myrtis Neln
Bessie B Williams
Hardy
J O Grogan
D L Anderson
Hudson-Leathers
Youl
Columbia
Phonograph CO
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Herpicide
Newbros
Olegalineda
Newbresser Pigide
Sabouraud
Paris
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Hannah
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
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Mattie Bivins
Sparta
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Fannie W Perkina
Ifor
EL Moseley
Scotia
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Ellen Fox
Gertrude Horne
Missea Louse
Annie Case
Nell
Ruby Jones
Annie
Miss Cannon
DeLamar
HR. E Nichola
Cochran
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Home
Jim Whitheld
Laura Pipkin
Cochran Wen
Mary Boyer
Dublin
May Helms
Longstreet
Hawhinaville
Frank Floyd
T. H. Bennett
Lizzie
Jonnie Watts
Kate Watts
Dean Sandera
Unadilla
T H_ Bridges
R. A McFerrin
Oliver Springs
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