Terrace social gathering at the Elder residence
A Tuesday evening at The Terraces the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Elder featured Corine Elder Meta Murphey Florrie Elder and Emmie Matthews entertaining many friends Games music and refreshments followed a listed pairing of attendees with partners including Eva Harris Lawrence Hunt Emmie Matthews Dexter Blount Meta Murphey Asbury Lambdin Stella Askins Erle Murphey Maud Murphey Norvin Maloney Florrie Elder Eugene Brittain Magnita Arnold Merritt Thurman Alma Perdue Robert Middlebrooks Annie Smith Floyd Murphey May Taylor Gainer Turner Alice Myers Shi Gray Lilly Mitchell Burton Milner Lizzie Thomas John Banks Forsyth and Clark McMichael Fort Valley.
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Corine Elder
Meta Murphey
Florrie Elder
Emmie Matthews
Edward Elder
Thomaston'street
Eva Harris
Lawrence Hunt
Dexter Blount
Asbury Lambdin
Stella Askins
Albany, Ga
Erle Murphey
Maud Murphey
Norvin Maloney
Eugene Brittain
Magnita Arnold
Merritt Thurman
Alma Perdue
Robert Middlebrooks
Annie Smith
Floyd Murphey
May Taylor
Gainer Turner
Alice Myers
Shi Gray
Lilly Mitchell
Burton Milner
Lizzie Thomas
Forsyth
Clark Mc Michael
Fort Valley
John Banks
Syrup of Figs Offers Gentle Digestive Aid
The remedy promises to ease habitual constipation without harming organs. It stimulates kidneys and liver to better function and relieves headaches colds or fevers, presenting a gentle, effective laxative option.
Mrs Hardaway Dies at 55 in City Home
Mrs B D Hardaway died Tuesday night at 7 in her brother J W Hightower's home. She was 55, longtime Methodist, noted for her upright character. She was widowed a year ago when husband B D Hardaway died. funeral in Thomaston yesterday, remains carried at 10:30 with Summers Undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Hardaway
J. W. Hightower
Thomaston
Willie Hightower
Louise Hightower
Willing Boy Walks 126 Miles For School Aid
A Barnesville youth and Gordon Institute graduate, unable to find town work, treks seven miles each Monday to open and again Friday to close school, totaling 126 miles over two months in a bid to support education and build character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Shakespearean Club King Henry IV Meeting Program
A Shakespearean Club meets at Miss Nannie Howards on Friday September 4 at 430 PM. The program features Mandolin solo by Miss Ione Murphey, readings by Miss Jean Mitchell and Miss Willie Reynolds, a Henry IV character comparison by Mrs. A M Lambdin, vocal solo by Miss Mabel Veal, and more. A question section asks about Rumour Falstaff Bardolph and the fate of Falstaff after Hal's coronation among other topics.
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Henry IV
Nannie Howard
Ione Murphey
Jean Mitchell
Prince Henry
J. M. Cochrane
Mabel Veal
Willie Reynolds
Henry Percy
Hotspur
Henry Monmouth
Prince
A. M. Lambdin
Mittie Rose
John Falstaff
King Henry
Lord Bardolph
Hal
Pistol
Shakespeare
Joanna of Navarre
Bankston Wounded After Arrest in Atlanta
Mr S B Bankston longtime Barnesville resident and Atlanta police officer was severely wounded by a suspect he had arrested. The attacker struck with an ax and left shoulder injuring Bankston who is hospitalized at Grady with a fractured skull. The assailant, described as dangerous, was captured and jailed amid talk of lynching. Bankston, serving three years on the force, is praised by colleagues and friends for his bravery.
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S. B. Bankston
Barnesville
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Bankston
Aldermen Elected Unanimously to City Council
Messrs A. Murphey W. O. Marshburn and R. A. Stafford were elected as aldermen for two years on the city council with no opposition. Marshburn and Murphey have served before, Stafford returns, bringing experience and support for the administration’s enterprises.
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Messrs
A. ©. Murphey
W. O. Marshburn
R. A. Stafford
Messrs Marshburn
Murphey
Mr. Stafford
Gen-Hanson Co. Completes Brown Ave Exchange and New Factory
The Gen-Hanson Co. traded its Brown avenue and Cherry street lot for the corner at Brown avenue and Railroad street. Prof. Warren Bush owned the former site and now trades for the company’s lot. Deeds signed Saturday. factory site near the depot with a brick building 46 by 2 feet will front the railroad. A. O. Bennett, contractor, aims to finish soon. They charge a handsome line of samples ornamenting the new mill goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen—Hanson Co
Brown Avenue
Cherry Street
Railroad Street
Warren Bush
A. O. Bennett
County Court Trials at Zebulon Judge Presides
County Court held at Zebulon with Judge E F Dupree and S N Woodward presiding. Cases heard include George Wallace gaming guilty fined 40 dollars or eight months, Wilson DuBignon assault guilty fined 50 dollars or ten months, Alsy Picket larceny months, Will Johnson larceny guilty fined 75 dollars or twelve months, D W Perdue and Jack Patrick trespassing not guilty, Phil Hammond assault settled by costs, R L Barrett pointing pistol mistrial.
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Zebulon
E. F. Dupree
Co. S. N. Woodward
State
George Wallace
Wilson DuBignon
Alsy Picket
Will Johnson
D. W. Perdue
Jack Patrick
Phil Hammond
R. L. Barrett
Tennis at Griffin Buddies Play Friendly Match
Barnesville Tennis Club members traveled to Griffin to play the Griffin Outing Club on Tuesday. Players Ellsworth Hall Stephens Elder and others competed while Griffin earned the win. The Barnesville party included Annie and Jule Harris Carrie Cook Lucile Elder Annie Redding R. P. Stephens J. C. Elder S. C. Bloodworth E. L. Cook H. L. Swatts C. A. Hunt and F. M. Stephens. Griffin hosted with noted hospitality.
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Barnesville Tennis Club
Griffin
Griffin Outing Club
Messrs
Ellsworth
Pliny Hall
Powell Stephens
Clifton Elder
Barnesville
Annie
Jule Harris
Carrie Cook
Lucile Elder
Annie Redding
R. P. Stephens
J. C. Elder
S. C. Bloodworth
E. L. Cook
H. L. Swatts
C. A. Hunt
F. M. Stephens
City considers ordinance to require smoke consumers
The article urges the new underwear mill to use smoke consumers to reduce pollution. It argues that factories located in the city should be compelled to adopt the devices, noting they cost little and would make operations more agreeable.
Concert opens Barnesville opera houseSeptember 11
The Gordon Institute music department will open Kennedy's new opera house with a Friday night concert on September 11 featuring Mrs Annie Sanford Cochrane and Miss Mary W Love lace and possibly outside talent. An excellent program is promised and the event marks the first entertainment in Barnesville's pretty new venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy's
Opera House
Music Department
Gordon Institute
Annie Sanford Cochrane
Mary W. Lovelace
Barnesville
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