Barnsville Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Enterprise
Mr. Charles A. Hunt becomes Kennedy's opera house manager and aims for success. Rev. W. P. Clayton returns from Digby to his farm near Barnesville. Shy Gray adds a graphophone to entertain friends and gain popularity. Dr. T J Watts reports strong sales of Watts eczema ointment across the state. Cotton floods Barnesville with farmers selling at Kennedy's warehouse and Hunt & Bush sharing the market. Robert Franklin leaves for Atlanta dental college. Residents attend Zebulon court with several jurors drawn, some excused by Judge Beck.
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Charles A. Hunt
Kennedy's
Opera House
T. J. Watts
Watts
Barnesville
Kennedy
Hunt & Bush
Jr. Clark Dies Sudden in Monroe County
Mr. A. S. Clark, a well known Monroe county citizen, collapsed dead from his buggy in the city Monday morning about ten. He was thought in excellent health and had spoken of feeling well. Death was caused by heart disease. His family was summoned and mourners gathered as his remains were laid to rest by Undertaker Smith after services at Summers buggy factory.
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A. S. Clark
Monroe County
Summers
Clark
The
Baptist Church
Undertaker Smith
Ministers and Deacons Meeting At Baptist Church
The regular monthly meeting of ministers and deacons will be held at the Baptist church next Tuesday at 10 in the morning. A large attendance is expected and the gathering is anticipated to be very interesting.
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Baptist Church
Dr Watts Offered Position At Atlanta College
Dr T J Watts has been asked by state chemist Dr George F Payne to lead the Dispensary of the Atlanta College of Pharmacy and to teach second year students. The Barnesville community praises his merit and predicts a bright future while noting he plans to stay.
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T. J. Watts
George F. Payne
Atlanta College of Pharmacy
Watts
Barnesville
Miss Maud Smith Weds Julius W. Gresham in Atlanta
Barnesville learns of a Sunday wedding as Miss Maud Smith marries Julius W. Gresham of Macon. The elopement from Milner to Atlanta occurred Friday with a noon ceremony at First Baptist and a plan to travel to the Centennial Exposition in Nashville.
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Gresham
Miss Kathleen Hutt Marries Thomas Worth Marshall
Kathleen C. Hutt became Mrs. Marshall in a Monday ceremony at 4 30 p m in the Huff home parlor. Dr J M Brittain officiated as Claud Huft of Wrightsville served as bridesmaid and O Askew of Macon as best man. They left for Indianapolis to begin their new life amid warm congratulations.
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Kathleen C. Hutt
Thomas Worth Marshall
J. M. Brittain
H. H. Huff
Claud Huft
Wrightsville
O. Askew
Macon
Marshall
Indianapolis
Ind
Providence
Pickard and Stout Wed Near Yatesville in Southern Georgia
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Pickard of Upson County and Rev. T. H. Stout of Thomaston were united in marriage near Yatesville with Rev. G. H. Perdue officiating. Both parties are well known in the area. the Gazette offers its congratulations.
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Pickard
Upson County
T. H. Stout
Thomaston
Yatesville
G. H. Perdue
Gazette
Coach Gordon Saussy to Lead Gordon Institute Football Team
Savannah Georgia trainer Gordon Saussy, formerly with Cornell, is in the city for Gordon Institute football duties. He began work Saturday and will stay for one week as the team practices hard and eyes a stronger game despite their small size.
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Gordon Saussy
Savannah
Gordon Institute
Saussy
Cornell
Mr. Saussy
Gordon Institute to Meet Mercer U on Barnesville Campus
The football teams from Gordon Institute and Mercer University will clash on the Barnesville campus Saturday. A lively contest is expected as both sides fight hard for victory. A sizable crowd of sport enthusiasts is anticipated to attend.
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Gordon Institute
Mercer University
Barnesville
Pike Superior Court Opens Fall Session in Zebulon
Zebulon hosts the fall term as Judge Marcus W. Beck presides over a busy start. Grand Jury foreman elected is Judge T. J. Blasingame. Court aims to proceed promptly with significant business likely to extend into next week.
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Pike Superior Court
Zebulon
Marcus W. Beck
T. J. Blasingame
The Crimson and White at Gordon Institute Celebrates Success
The Crimson and White student newspaper at Gordon Institute is highlighted as a bright college paper. Editor Sol J. Tyson leads with associate editor E. B. Whitfield and business manager T. J. Simmons Jr. The paper is praised as a success last term and anticipated to continue thriving.
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Gordon Institute
Sol J. Tyson
E. B. Whitfield
T. J. Simmons Jr
Ree Will Cure Eczema and Catarrh to Stay Cured
A brief claim asserts Ree offers a remedy that cures eczema and catarrh permanently. No corroborating details or evidence provided.
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Edgar L. Rogers
A. L. Mills
Arnesville
Georgia
Gaga
Frank Adams
W. P. Clayton
Digby
Mr. Shy Gray
Mr. Gray
Robert Franklin
Atlanta
Curt
M. W. Beck
Ministers and Deacons Meeting
Dr.Watts
Miss Maud Smith
Blackburn’s Drug Store
Impérial
J.H. Blackburr
Marshall T Hutt
the Grimson and White
New York
V. O, Marshburn, M'er
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