Howard Items: Local visitors and family updates
Howard items note visits and travels of residents. Flem Hamilton and J G Hamilton from Atlanta spent time here. R B Spinks at Reynolds visited. Norwich's Mrs J N Joiner stayed with Mrs F R Purvis. Ruth Williams teaches at Peacock Academy visited home. Leonard King and son from Macon visited the Martins. Sara Averett returned from a visit to Mrs W M Brown. Culverhouse announce a son born January 7. Fred Vanlandingham returned to Oxford to resume studies. Purviss and Mildred Purvis visited Dr Culverhouse at Butler. Lois Sligh returned to Macon after a visit to Annie Martin. Fannie Parker visited Mary Averett. Joe Brown returned to Mercer University in Macon. Annie Martin spent time in Macon with sister Mrs King. Rev J H Wilson and Mrs Wilson with children of Lesley visited A Sealy. H K Sealy of Reynolds visited. Estelle Parker at school in Butler spent weekend with family in Davis ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H N Culverhouse
Fred Vanlandingham
Oxford
F R Purvis
Mildred Purvis
Dr. Culverhouse
Butler
Lois Sligh
Macon
Annie Martin
Fannie Parker
Mary Averett
Joe Brown
Mercer University
King
J H Wilson
Lesley
H. K. Sealy
Reynolds
A . Sealy
Estelle Parker
Daviston
In Memory of Mrs Marvin Moore Recollections Sweet
Poem memorial recalling Mary Moore with tender lines of sorrow and faith. The verses reflect on her quiet passing, a vacant room, and the belief that heavenly angels greet her in a peaceful hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Moore
Mary
Ryan Gives $10000 To Stone Mountain Memorial
Thomas Fortune Ryan of New York and Virginia announced a $10000 donation to the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial on Monday, the largest single gift yet. H N Randolph, memorial association president, noted the contribution comes after efforts by Maj Gen David C Shanks and Adolph Ochs who gave $1000. Gen Shanks will join the memorial staff on retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York
Virginia
H. N. Randolph
Memorial Association
Ryan
Randolph
David C. Shanks
Adolph Ochs
Gen. Shanks
Stone Mountain Memorial
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement explains cold symptoms as nasal catarrh and describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an ointment plus a blood-acting tonic to strengthen the system and reduce susceptibility to colds. It notes the product has been sold by druggists for over forty years via F. J. Cheney and Company of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Keene Named Vote Carrier for Georgia Electors
Georgia cast its fourteen votes for John W. Davis and Charles W. Bryan when the electors met at the state capitol to choose a messenger to carry the state vote to Washington George Keen won the messenger post and will depart in time for the electoral college meeting. Former Gov Nat Harris presided and Mrs Leon Dickey of Fitzgerald was elected alternate messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
John W. Davis
Charles W. Bryan
Washington
George Keen
Keene
Nat. FE. Harris
Leon Dickey
Fitzgerald
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
A Texas Wonder ad promotes a kidney and bladder remedy claiming relief for gravel, back trouble, rheumatism, and irregularities. Priced at $1.25 by mail, with sworn testimonials available. Sold by Irogeiste, address 2926 Olive St, St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Olive St. St. Louis
Irogeiste
Local Social and Family Notices from Rupert Area
Miss Wilma Purvis attends school in Rupert. Mrs J R Montgomery and Mrs R O Rogers visit Airs Lewis Watson. Ethridge Welch and Albert Hill visit friends in Florida. Mr HJ Garrett makes a business trip to Edison. Mrs W D Rayburn and baby of Manchester visit Mrs Stephen Waller. Mr Henry Bartlett leaves to work with Western Union at Plant City Fla. Mrs Jane Woodall and Mrs Ro 1 Fountain listed as sick. Mr and Mrs Lewis Watson announce birth of baby girl on January 4. Mrs D L Gay and son of Springvale visit A J Gill family. Miss Effie Kilcrease visits sister Munroe Hill in Rupert. Friends of Mrs T B Bartlett regret her illness. Mr Luther Fountain spends weekend with Butler relatives. Mrs J T Garrett visits her mother. Mrs Lola Thurman and son visit Mrs J T Garrett. Nella Roberts visits home-folks at Ive Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Purvis
Rupert
J. R. Montgomery
R O Rogers
Lewis Watson
Messrs
Ethridge Welch
Albert Hill
Frorida
HJ Garrett
Edison
W D Rayburn
Baby
Manchester
Stephen Waller
Henry Bartlett
Ween
Western Union
Plant City
Fla
Jane Woodall
Fountain
D L Gay
Little Son
Springvale
A J Gill
Effie Kilcrease
Munroe Hill
T B Bartlett
Luther Fountain
J. T. Garrett
Lola Thurman and Son
J T Garrett
Nella Roberts
Rupert items note local visits and illness
Mr and Mrs Herman Lawhorn spent Sunday with relatives in Mar. Lizzie Eubanks visits her daughter Mrs B C Cooper at Thomaston. Mr J E McElmurray of Fllnville made a business trip here. Miss Florice Elliston has been ill for several days. Misses Lois Harvey and Ethel Allman spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs Monroe Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lawhorn
Mar
Lizzie Eubanks
B. C. Cooper
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family Notes
The passage records numerous Sunday visits among local residents including Mr. and Mrs. C. C Allman, Mrs Walter McGinty’s improving health, Miss Evel visiting Charl, and multiple family gatherings with the Cochran, Harvey, Cooper, Toones, Callahan, Elliston, McGuffin, and Harmon families. It reads as a typical community notice of social ties and weekend movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Allman
Walter McGinty
Evel
He Waller
Charl
H.l Harvey
W. I. Cochran
GC Cooper
Bee
N Toones
Roy Yi
Dessia ¢Allahan
Marrison
Frank
C F Elliston
Miami
Mia
Bessie McGuffin
Butler
Maggie Cooper
Joe Harmon
Ale
Wesley News Local Social Notes Highlight Visits
Mrs T J Harris and son spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Haywood. Little Saluda Casey spent days with sister Mrs Philip Jenkins of Crow Ils. Mr and Mrs W A Spinks visited Mr and Mrs W J Gilson Tuesday. C C Heath and O M Bazemore made a business trip to Talbotton Monday. Robert Suggs of Reynolds visited his parents Sunday. Mrs J A Heath visited sister Mrs A H Sealy Monday. John Gilson returned home near Talbotton after several days with his brother W J Gilson. Mr and Mrs C C Heath and children visited her father E C Perkins Sunday. Mrs Herman Amos and daughter visited their mother Mintie Pope. J M Downs moved his family to Thomaston. community wishes them well. Annie Bazemore of Putter spent weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J Harris
J. M. Haywood
Saluda Casey
Philip Jenkins
Crow, Ils
W A Spinks
W J. Gilson Messrs
CG Heath
O. M. Bazemore
Talbotton
Robert Suggs
Reynolds
J A Heath
A H Sealy
John Gilson
W. J Gilson
C C Heath
E C Perkins
Herman Amos
Mintie Pope
J M. Downs
Thomaston
Annie Bazemore
Thomaston Social Notes Mention Local Visits and P A Meeting
Mr and Mrs O M Bazemore and Miss Estelle Jarrell of Thomaston visited family over the weekend. Mr Albert Post spent Saturday in Thomaston on business. Inclement weather limited attendance at Fridays P A meeting but children prepared an engaging program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O M Bazemore
Estelle Jarrell
Thomaston
Albert Post
P. A
Administrator's Sale of J A Matthews Estate
Under order of Judge L T Peed the Taylor County administrator will sell Jan 28 1925 at the deceased J A Matthews farm near Crowells church starting 10 am. Personal property includes eight head of cattle hogs farming tools tractors and feed. Afterward in Reynolds Ga sale of vehicles Packard Ford touring car and two Master trucks Co B Marshall administrator estate of J A Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Peed
Taylor County
J. A. Matthews
Panhandle
Crowells Church
Reynolds
Packard
Co. B. Marshall
J. A. Matthew
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Howard
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J G Hamilton
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J N Joiner
Norwich
F. R. Purvis
Ruth Williams
Peacock Academy
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W. M. Brown
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