Prominent Americans Urge Red Cross Support
Vice President Curtis and Treasury Secretary Melon urge universal membership in the American Red Cross from Armistice Day through Thanksgiving. They praise the organization’s relief work and its role as community insurance against disasters and misfortune worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Red Cross
Charles Curtis
United States
American Red Cross
Pepe
Andrew W. Mel
The
Treasury
Jon
Red Cross Aid Reaches Six Nations in Disasters
The American Red Cross sent aid to six foreign nations during the year. Resources supported Newfoundland after a deadly tidal wave, an Perata earthquake, French floods, and relief for Russian refugees plus a smallpox effort in Costa Rica. A $5000 contribution aided Newfoundland victims. Mennonite refugees from Germany, traveling through Germany, received funds via the German Red Cross and allied societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Red Cross
Newfoundland
Perata
France
Russia
Costa Rica
Germany
German Red Cross
Red Cross Societies
American Red ‘Cross
Local social notes from Englishville and surrounding areas
The column lists numerous visits and guests from Englishville, Pavo, Oglethorpe, Americus, Greensmill, Montezuma, Brooklyn Heights, and Andersonville. Notable names include the Daniels, Joyner, Russell, Duke, Smith, Mathis, Holloway, English, Justice, Kitchens, Key, Smith grandchildren Fay and Jeanette, and others. Activities: visits, Sunday gatherings, a Spanish American War Legion meeting in Americas, and a few sickness-related school absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry and
Gene Daniel
Austin Joyner
Russell
Peacock
Pavo
W. A. Smith
D. C. Smith
Betty
J. A. Duke
Hy Justice
H. E. Mathis
Oglethorpe
Archie Mathis
Americus
Eva Holloway
Bilis
Russell English
Macon
J. T. Smith
Fay and
Jeanette Johnson
Ruth English
W. T. English
Charlie English
Americas
J. C. Smith
Little Betty
Alvi Robinson
Lutheran
H. Justice
Lydia English
Little
Bertha Duke
Howard Greene
Fountainville
Jack English
Atlanta
Hayward Smith
Charlie Jones
Garden Valley
J. H. Jones
Sara Smith
Joe Rooks
Andersonville
L. G. Johnson
Brooklyn
Ola Mathis
Near Oglethorpe
Reward for Doing Right and Divine Principle guide life
A discussion on moral law and spiritual truth contrasts wrongdoing with right conduct. It argues that true success comes from honesty, unselfishness, purity, and faith in divine Mind, citing Psalmist and Christ Jesus. Personal anecdote shows integrity leading to better employment, with notes on Christian Science healing.
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Christ Jesus
Miss Topsy Turvy at Wesley School by P T A
Mrs Hugh Gilson invites to Wesley Friday night December 12 at 7:00 for a three acts comedy Miss Topsy Turvy presented by the P T A Admission 10 and 25 cents The cast includes Nellie Clarendon Miss Frances Downs May Golden Topsy's cousin Miss Frances Willis Mrs Clarendon and others Lord Clarence Deacon Jones and Ned Among the players are Miss Lois Heath Miss Pearl Adams Miss Katiwell Cooper and Miss Gladys Phillips
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Topsy Turvy
Deacon
Nellie Clarendon
Frances Downs
Expressing spiritual qualities heals and helps life
A discussion on Christian Science notes the healing power of expressing Godlike qualities. It states health comes from aligning with divine Principle, love, and omnipotent good. By living harmoniously with these qualities, individuals gain confidence, well being, and life harmony.
Local Social Roundup Ties Thomaston and Butler Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Adams Jr of Thomaston host relatives over Sunday. Numerous Jarrells and Adamses visit in Butler Thomaston and Roberta for weekends and weekdays. Names include Fannie Thelma Juliette Lucile Marion Margaret Isobe Isoble Parker Gaultney Gaultney and Riley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adams
Thomaston
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
A. T. Jarrell
Butler
Grace Gaultney
W. B. Gaultney
Roberta
Nanloy Gaultney
I. Hollis Gaultney
W. A. Jarrell
Mary E
Helen
Clarice Jarrell
G. W. Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
A. H. Riley
Marion Adams
Milton Adams
Thomasston
Isole Jarrell
Lucile Adams
Margaret
Lucile
Thelma
Isobe Jarrell
Florette Parker
Nannlou Gaultney
New Prospect community social notes and visits
New Prospect residents report guests and family visits across Concord, Potterville, Buena Vista, and nearby areas. The notes list many families including Lowe, Posey, Freeman, Stringfellow, Hendricks, Lawhorn, and Freemans hosting or visiting over recent weekends with several mentions of dinners and church services. A birth is announced for December 6.
How to Fail in a World of Bad Habits and Excuses
A compact guide catalogues common self defeating practices. It lists exaggeration sarcasm procrastination indifference and neglect as habits to avoid while urging responsibility learning and planning for personal progress. It emphasizes avoiding debt and late hours with practical cautions.
Local Families Gather For Weekend Visits In Georgia
Howard and Felix Pierce and child of Waverly Hall spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brown. Rev. J. F. Jackson visited Macon with his parents. F. L. Purvis and daughters and Mrs. W. G. Fletcher visited Arabi with M. A. Hall family. Frank Pickard and daughters from Macon visited his mother. Beulah Pickard and Mrs. Harvey Streetman of Tear Oglethorpe visited Lewis Brown and Tempe Brown. W. H. Buckner visited Lewis Brown. Mrs. A. F. Fain Jr. and children from Andersonville stayed with R. L. Brown. D. W. Culverhouse and daughter were Friday guests of Mrs. Wat Pletcher. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Adams and family moved to Culverhouse residence near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Pierce
Waverly Hall
J. E Brown
J. F. Jackson
Macon
C. A. Jackson
F. L. Purvis
W. G. Fletcher
Arabi
M. A. Hall
Frank Pickard
Little
Beulah Pickard
Harvey Streetman
Tear Oglethorpe
and Mix Lewis Brown
Tempe Brown
A. F. Fain, Jr
Andersonville
R. L. Brown
D. W. Culverhouse
Daughe ‘Ter
Wat Pletcher
W. B. Adams
Culverhouse
Town
Local Social Notes From Reynolds Area
Mrs. Clarence Sanders and children returned home after visiting her parents the Harrises. Mrs. Albert Montgomery spent days with her sister Miss Tommie Wall near Ellaville. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rogers visited daughter Mrs. Carpenter at Rupert. Rita Peacock Ruth Rustix and Clarence Sanders attended a Liberty singing. H. W. Goodman and daughter Louise of Mion spent Friday with the Jinks. Mrs. A. J. Peacock and Clarence Sanders were guests of Mrs. F. B. Whittington. J. W. Taneaster family and Ethridge of Tazewel were guests of the Anthonys and Lester Allaysper. The Swearingen family visited Reynolds and Suraly with Mrs. Belle Swearingen. The Thelma Woodall, Clyde Pittman and a son are improving from illness. Mrs. Gentry of Junction City visited Mrs. F. E. Whittington Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rogers and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Chapmys visited Mr. and Mrs. Youngblood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sanders
Henry Harris
Albert
Montgomery
Tommie Wall
Ellaville
J. M. Rogers
Mrs. Carpenter
Rupert
Rita Peacock
Ruth Rustix
Liberty
P.m
H. W., Goodman
Louise
Mion
Jinks
A. J. Peacock
F._B. Whittington
J. W. Taneaster
Baby
Mr. Ethridge
Tazewel
Swere
Tv. L. Anthony
Lester Allaysper
A. Z. Peacock
Jerry Rogers
Jim Bogers
J.T. Chapmys
Youngblood
Local social notes from McCants Mill community
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings highlight activity in McCants Mill. Alice McCants spent Sunday with Janie Peed while Roy and Mrs Philmon were guests of Mrs Tommies. Augusta’s Jack Jarrell visited the area, Nina Peterman and her Macon friend stayed at home, Morgan McCants and daughter Elizabeth visited Clara Cameron’s family, and L T Peed visited Miss Tommie O Neal. Alice Peterman, teaching near Mauk, returned home for the weekend. Masters Moody and Joel Peed called on Ralph and Franklin McCants. Mrs Cliff Rhodes and Mabke Beeland visited G F Amos’s daughter. Fitzgerald’s John Burgess and Grady Wilson with Louise Willis visited Gertrude Amos. J L Windham visited his sister Eva Trusell. Trussell is listed as ill. Mrs Kate Jarrell sent last week with sisters. Misses Wyra and Hazel Amis visited Nita and Elizabeth Day. Miss Nita Rhodes visits an aunt at Fickling’s Mill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McCants
Janie Peed
Roy Philmon
Tommies
Nedi
Jack Jarrell
Augusta
Nina Peterman
Macon
Morgan McCants
Elizabeth
Clara Cameron
L. T. Peed
Tommie O’neal
Alice Peterman
Mauk
Masters Moody
Joel Peed
Eva Trusell
Trussell
Kate Jarrell
Wyra
Hazel Amis
Nita
Elizabeth Daya
Nita Rhodes
Fickling's Mill
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Mr TH
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W. E. Lamkin
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Ries & Armstrong Jewelers
Hone
Macon,ga
Christian Science
Monitor
Rerequest
Gladys Phillips
Bessie ,Guffin
Kamhel Cooper
J. L. Jackson
Rev. Jackson
Allie Amos
Louise Willis
Topsy ‘Turvey
Mrs
Hugh Gilson
NEW Prospect
Ruby
W. L. Lowe
C. A. Freeman
Det
Sa Ike
Howard
D. W. Culverthouse
J. R. Williams
Savannah
W. H. Buckner
Lewis Brown
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