In Memory of Mrs. Mary Moore and Baby Helen Elizabeth
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Mary Moore wife of Marvin Moore at age 17 in 1924 near Reynolds and infant Helen Elizabeth Rutland born 1923 who died at 11 months. The pieces honor their lives with prayers and verses, noting services at Turner's Chapel cemetery and messages from loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Mary Moore
Marvin Moore
Lester Wainwright
Reynolds
Mary
Thelma
Turner’s Chapel
C.H. Moore
W.W Rutland
Macon
Helen Elizabeth
Helen
Norwich News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Mr. ad Mrs. J. N. Joiner and children and Mr. S. R. Montgomery spent Sunday in Butler. Mr. Robert Hanson of Manchester visited here for the weekend. Miss Lydia Hutchinson visits in LaGrange. Frank Turner and Robert Hamilton made a business trip to Buena Vista Saturday. Several young people visited Miss Mattie Hays Sunday. Mr. Ted Montgomery visited home folks Sunday. Mr. Alfred McChargue was in our community recently. Several from here attended services at Spring Hill Sunday last. Mrs. Evelyn Futch returned from Danville Ga after time with her sister. Mr. Johnnie B. Lumpkin confined to his room with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hays
Ted Montgomery
Alfred McChargue
Spring Hill
Evelyn Futch
Danville
Johnnie B. Lumpkin
Sim Harbuck
Alabama
Lillie Roberts
Lara Cochran
Rupert
C. Singleton
Doyle
R. W Goddard
Didn't Haste Decay Hurting Forest Stumps
Foresters at the State agricultural college in Ithaca New Jersey advise against filling stump holes with saltpeter or similar substances. Holes increase surface area for decay and attract destructive agents, and quick disposal is preferable to waiting for natural decay.
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State Agricultural College
Ithaca
N. J
Daviston Dots
Mr L P Parker of Macon spent Sunday with homefolks. We welcome Mr C F Butler and family as citizens. Miss Fannie Parker visited relatives at Oglethorpe. Mr W J Braddy treated his family to a player piano. Mrs L P Parker has improvements on her residence. Horeb services next Saturday at 2 30 p m and Sunday at 11 a m. Preaching by Rev J H Hildreth. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Parker
Oglethorpe
W. J. Braddy
LP. Parker
Horeb
J. H. Hildreth
Five Points Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Marion County residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Grace Wadsworth, Luelline Wall, Rufus Roberts, Evla Mathews, Jewel Mathews, Anne Bryant, Lara Cochran, C Singleton, and others are noted in a roundup of guests and travels. The district school supervisor R W Goddard visited the local school. H S Mitchell bought a new Baby Lincoln Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brady
Oreta Roberts
Evan Matthews
H. S. Mitchell
Lincoln Ford
Wesley News Social Roundup From Butler Area
Miss Maude Amos visits Miss Mary Suggs and Mrs. Herman Amos. Mrs. Hinton Jarrell stays with her sister Mrs. C. W. Foy. Hickson and Pearl Bazemore guests of Mrs Otis Allen. Spinks family hosts Gibson family. Attendees report to Howard conference. Pearl Adams returns from Dawson Americus Macon. T J Harris and son visit parents. Mintie Pope returns home. Amos brothers in Thomaston. Grady Gassett children visit Mrs Parker. Jim Haywood called to Barnesville for illness. Wesley PTA to meet Jan 18 at 3 30 in school room. bring a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Amos
Butler
Mary Suggs
Herman Amos
Hinton Jarrell
C. W. Foy
Hickson
Pearl Bazemore
Otis Allen
W. A. Spinks
Annie and
Estell
Will Gibson
Howard
Pearl Adams
Dawson
Americus
Macon
T. J. Harris
Jim Haywood
Mintie Pope
T.J
J. T. Amos
Thomaston
Grady Gassett
George Parker
Simple Paint Remover Method For Wood Work
Heated lye water applied with an old scrubbing brush removes paint or varnish from wood work or furniture with the aid of a scraper.
Wind Variability Across Speed Levels
The article explains wind speed ranges from eight miles per hour for light air to ninety miles per hour for a hurricane, noting that the phrase as fast as the wind is ambiguous without a measured value. It highlights how terminology shifts with wind speed and emphasizes need for precise measurements in meteorology.
Howard Happenings Weekend Visits and Local Guests
Mr Lewis Hill spent the weekend with home folks in Howard. J S Brown visited Columbus Thursday. Mrs H Martin of Macon visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs W B Adams visited relatives at Mizell Sunday. Lillian Swintfort returned from ten days with relatives in Rome. Lee Posey and family from Reynolds visited Mrs C L Wall. Bob Spinks visited his father A L McManus at Red Bone. Eula and Grace Culverhouse, Cora Spinks and Ouida and Mary Averett hosted over the weekend. H N Culverhouse and A C Adams families hosted Sunday. Rev W C Langston of Columbus was dinner guest of Rev and Mrs Walt. J A Heath of Wemley attended quarterly conference here Saturday. Birdie Pearson spent weekend near Butler. C Slaughter of Daviston stayed with daughter Mrs O O Brown. A Fain and family were Sunday guests of J H Embry at Butler. Georgia Gill returned to Butler after a delightful visit to Mrs F R Purvis.
Daviston Notes of Visits and Obituaries
Local Daviston social items list weekend visits and gatherings at homes in the community. The notice records the deaths of Mrs. G E Hamby of Carsonville on Jan 7 and funeral details from Daviston cemetery, with survivors including a husband and four children. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved. A sermon is announced for next Sunday at Pine Grove school house by Rev. J H Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Hamby
Carsonville
Daviston Cemetery
J. H. Hildreth
Sunda Am
Pine Grove School House
Come
Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back pain and rheumatism. It claims relief from a small bottle, offers testimonials by mail, and lists Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis as the creator. Sold by druggists for $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Photographs of Stars Taken in Daylight Reveal Bright Signs
The article notes photographs of stars reaching sixth magnitude can be captured in broad daylight. Using a deep red screen, stars appear clearly in the images. The finding suggests daylight star photography under specific filtration is feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starart
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Ford
Oldr Company
Plericenstrates Maces
C. H. Neisler
Georgia
Butler and Reynolds
Southern Brokerage Company
Fort Valley
W. T. Whatley Reynolds
God
Thelma Dunlap
Effie Kilcrease
Norwich News
J. N. Joiner
S. R. Montgomery
Robert Hanson
Manchester
Lydia Hutchinson
LaGrange
Messrs
Frank Turner
Robert Hamilton
Buena Vista
Daviston
L. P. Parker
Mr. C. F Butler
Marion County
Grace Wadsworth
Luelline Wall
Rufus Roberts
Near Brantley
Evla
Jewel Mathews
Columbus
Anne Bryant
Ft. Perry
Tom Bell
Wesley News
Randreth
Lewis Hill
J. S. Brown
W. B. Adams
Mizell
Lillian Swintfort
Rome
Lee Posey of
C. L. Wall
Bob Spinks
A. L. McManus
Red Bone
Eula
Grace Culverhouse
Cora Spinks
Ouida
Mary Averett
H. N. Culverhouse
A. C Adams
Shel Martin
W C. Childs
W. C Langston
Walt Sunday
J.A. Heath
Wemley
Birdie Pearson
Buiter
Mr. C. Slaughter
Mrs. O. O. Brown
A. ¥. Fain
J.H Embry
J. A. Buckner
Georgia Gill
F. R. Purvis
J. T Parker
Mrs. Bennie Parks
Parks’ Pond
W. H. Willis
W. Caldwell
Miss Sallie
Thelma Spinks
Mrs. M. Wadkins
Baldwinville
C. F. Butler
Estelle Parker
J. M. Austin
Brown Parker
J. H.hildreth
Laig
ET. Parker
G W. Slaughter
J. T. Parker
Texas
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