The Poor Married Man at Mauk School House
Mauk community notices include plans for a performance of The Poor Married Man at the Mauk school house on December 21 at 7:30 PM. Local residents Rev H L Roberts and Mr Tilden Montgomery with Ray Hill Roberts attended recent events in nearby Thomaston and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miks Ruby Uinks
Mauk
Dee
Peta
Will Pman
Ideal
Tilden
Montgomery
Ray
Hill
Roberta
Columbus
Mable
Schiool House Deo
Local Visitors From Simmaville Stop In Buena Vista
Mrs J D Roberts and her young daughter from Simmaville Alabama visited her parents last Tuesday and Wednesday traveling through LaGrange. They called on Mrs J By Cox Mike Melba and Lucius Single. Miss Pauline Teardun Jay Ben visited Tazewell with Alice Peterman Mildred trying and Mrs Carl Wilder attended the theatre in Buena Vista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Roberts
Little Daugh- Hata
Simmaville
Ala
LaGrange
J. By Cox
Mike Melba
Lucius Singleany
Pauline Teard
Jay Ben
Tazewell
Alice ‘Peterman
Mildred ‘Tryin
Carl Wilder
Buena Vista
Saturday Night Guests and Local Visits
W A Hamilton and family hosted their daughter Mervyn and Miss Oreta Mackey at a Sunday house party in Dawson. Nellie Sparks planned a Dawson party. Mrs and Mrs H Si visited Buena Vista Friday. T D Roberts and son Feltot spent Saturday in Manchester. W P McEllinney party visited Atlanta this week. Miss Salle Clements, Oakview teacher, visited Manchester last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Hamilton
Bright Little
Mervyn
Cuthbert
Oreta Mackey
Dawson
Nellie Sparks
H. Si Suitaneil
Buena Visti
T D. Roberts
Feltot
Manchester
Ovelness
W. P. McElliney
Atlanta
Sallié Clements
Oakview
Wesley Happenings of Forsyth Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs Brown Parker visited their parents in Forsyth last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Parker spent time with the Peake family and Mrs Adams and Mrs George during the gathering.
Butler Social Guests Share Visit Across Week
A string of social visits fills Butler’s week with guests from Macon and local residents. Frances Willis, Alli Amos, Miss Peri Adams Heat, and Herman Amos host and visit with Mrs. J. M. Haywood, Mrs. Hugh Gilson, and the Suggs family.
Postponed Meeting Rescheduled to Friday December 14
Due to very unfavourable weather last Friday the PT A meeting was postponed until this Friday December 14 at close of business. Attendees are reminded to be on time as business to be transacted is important. Reporter note.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolets
General Motors
Clyi
Olive Street
Adolus F
Porlands Ores
Local social notes from Rupert and Butler area
Rupert News lists visitors and gatherings across Rupert, Butler, and nearby towns. Residents include Miss Hayes of Macon, Mr Jordan Giles with H L Garland in Geneva, Mrs R P Allman and child, Mr and Mrs A F Davis and children, Nanby Garrett of Butler, and many others visiting friends and relatives. A theater event invites mothers in law to see The Poor Married Man on December 21 at 7 30 p.m. plus updates on illnesses, funerals, and local trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danita
Mark
H. L. Roberts
Watlins
Rupert
Rd Waret ‘Hayes
Macon
Jordan Giles
H. L. Garland
Geneva
R. P .Allman
G. Fi Ames
A. F. Davis
Nanby Garrett
Butler
W. Aultman
Robbie Lee
Elma’ Allman
Odell
Katrine Aultman
T. F Chapman
Baby
Hughlin Chapman
Pebble
G F. Amos
She Barnes
Hill
Gladys. Phils
Lips
W. J. Austin
Cora Morris
Cordele
Gladys Phillips
Lenora Cooper
J. W. Martin
W. E. Elliston
Tessie
Callahan
W. T. Cochran
Vester Hill
Rupert P. T. A Monthy Meeting Highlights
The Rupert P. T. A met Friday afternoon December 7. Mrs. Lillian McGinty presented an engaging program before the regular business session. No new business was raised. Plans for a school laboratory remain under discussion. Miss Morgan spoke on Child Welfare Magazine in P. T. A. homes. The report notes hopes for greater mother participation at future meetings.
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Rupert P. T. A
Lillian McGinty
Miss Morgan
Rupert Girls Over Ideal In Strong High School Derby
Rupert girls outclassed Ideal High School in a girls game 12 to 3 with balanced scoring as last years players returned for Rupert. In the boys contest Rupert defeated Ideal 10 to 5 led by Giles Elliston and the Hill brothers in a tight forward and center lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Ideal
Giles
Elliston
Guy
Hill Brothers
Box Supper At Rupert School Fires Up Community Support
On Friday December 7 Rupert school sponsored a Box Supper in the auditorium. An amusing program by basketball team members entertained attendees. After selling boxes a Popularity Contest determined most popular girl. Miss Allmoi won a candy box. proceeds totaling 48.90 will fund basketball equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert School
Wyolene Carpenter
Orice Elliston
Robbie—Almén
Allmoi
A TEXAS WONDER Kidney and bladder remedy ad
An advertisement for a kidney and bladder remedy named A Texas Wonder promises relief for bladder troubles gravel weak backs rheumatism and related irregularities. Priced at $1.25, it claims small bottles often cure and offers testimonials by mail from Dr E W Hall 8679 Olive St St Youig Mo, with druggists carrying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W
Hall
Olive St
St Youig
By Trial and Error Danish experimenter finds charge
A Danish electrical experimenter, through trial and error, demonstrated that there is a definite electrical charge. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the discovery and its implications for understanding electrical phenomena.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Howard News Neighborly visits and family lanes
Mr Willie Martin has retained home after Macon stay. Mrs Georgie Gill of Butler visits Mrs F Purvis. Miss Ethel Fain teaches in Rupert, guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Fain. Mrs Gordon Parks and children visit Mrs Perry Parks. Mrs James Brown and daughter visit F Butler's family in Daviston. J A Buckner attends Horeb service and dinner with W J Braddy family. Perry Parks welcomes a new son. Frank Fain Jr and Andersonville trip. W M Brown and C F Butler host at Daviston. JA Buckner visits Mollie Wadking in Ypsilanti. Julian Edwards Jr of Butler visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
F. Butler
Daviston
J. A. Buckner
C. F Butler
Bennetts and Jarrells Host Weekend Visits Across Five Points
Five Points residents share social visits with relatives and neighbors including the Bennetts Jarrells and Tyce families. Guests from Butler Columbus Thomaston Lizella and Thomaston are listed among Sunday and weekday stops across several households. Continuous social calls continue through Friday Saturday and Tuesday gatherings.
Community Possum Hunt Narrated by Central News
Miss Hilda Windham Enola Hammock and local youths joined a Friday possum hunt. After about three hours they gathered at Mr. Gaultney’s for refreshments. Attendees included Nannie Lee Cathryn Hazel Jarrell Margaret Adams Nellie Peterman and others with chaperons E M Gaultney W M Parker and Mr and Mrs Clarence Bennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Windham
Enola
Gouttney
Mr. Gaultney
Nannie Lee Cathryn
Hazel Jarrell
Margaret Adams
Nellie Peterman
Eula Hammock
A Beautiful World and the Lesson It Teaches
A Covington News reflection recalls Charles Birger on the scaffold saying its a beautiful world. The piece warns youths that crime may seem alluring but ends in ruin, urging young men to choose the path toward the world s beauties and away from crime before reckoning comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Birger
Illinois
Covington
Birger
Iit
Charles Briger
Covington News
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Lea Fpyshen
Marvel
Baerlinden
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Rupert News
Ideal V8
Rupert Ball
Texas
Howard News
Frank Tyce
Cross Roads
Henry Tyce
Mercer Smith
W. A. Jarrell
Lom Montgomery
Miss*Spyro
John Seandrett
Rev
H. M Wolfe
Henry Jarrell
Turner
Weeks Adams
Thomaston
F Bennett
G W. Jarrell
Inez - Jarell
Ralph Jarrell
Lizella
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Alton Parker
Phillip Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
Central News
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