Local notes from Wesley area guests and visits
Miss Viola Foy guests aunt Mrs Hinton Jarrell visits last week. Mrs Herman Amos visited relatives in Butler last week. Mrs J A Heath and Miss Lois Heath were guests of Mrs W A Spinks last Tuesday. Miss Mammie Vann spent weekend with Miss Frances Willis at Daviston. Mrs C L Bazemore and children visited her mother Mrs Levi Smith and Mrs Bernard Bazemore of Butler last week. Misses Annie Spinks and Lois Heath were guests of Miss Pearl Adams Thursday. Mrs Will Willis of Daviston spent the day with Mrs J H Adams and family Friday. Mr and Mrs J A Heath Miss Lois Heath and Mrs Baker Baldwin were guests of Mrs W E Neisler Friday. Mr A A Vann made a business trip to Atlanta last week. Mrs W A Spinks called to Reynolds Monday for sister Mrs Wade’s illness. Miss Louise Gilson was guest of Mrs Hugh Gilson Saturday. Miss Lois Heath spent weekend with sister Mrs Baker Baldwin. Mesdames R M Suggs J M Haywood and J H Ames were guests of Mrs Hugh Gilson Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Foy
Hinton. Jarrell
C. L. Bazemore
Levi Smith
Bernard Bazemore
Butler
Annie Spinks
Lois Heath
Pearl Adams
Will Willis
Daviston
J. H. Adams
J. A. Heath
Lois ‘Heath
Baker Baldwin
W. E Neisler
A. A. Vann
Atlanta
Wesley P T A Notes
The Wesley P T A met last Friday afternoon with many absent due to cold weather and illness. The program included songs, a debate on whether Lincoln was greater than Lee, readings and a speech by County Superintendent W T Risstin on plans for a new school building. A special meeting is set for January 25 at 2 30 PM to finalize construction plans with trustees and parents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley P. T. A
Christian
Louise Gilson
Wesley School Honor Roll Readouts by Grade
First Grade Mary J Goodman Royce Whatley. Third Grade Estelle Spinks Joel Goodman. Fourth Grade Guy Adams Lillian Bazemore Lois Downs Henrietta Bentley Adams Elmer Bick ley. Fifth Grade Ben Willis Ollie Baze more Bentley Adams Elmer Bick ley. Sixth Grade Frances Downs Ruby Carrington. Seventh Grade Martha Caldwell Charles Downs. Eighth Grade Annie Bazemore Fannie Parker Estelle Parker Christine Vann. Ninth Grade Frances Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Goodman
Royce Whatley
Estelle Spinks
Joel Goodman
Guy Adams
Lillian Bazemore
Lois Downs
Henrietta Goodman
Ben Willis
Ollie Bazemore
Bentley Adams
Elmer Bick
Local family visits and a truck repair mishap
Mrs. W. H. Willis visited Mrs. J. Hildreth one day last week. Miss Thelma Spinks of Howard spent several days with Miss Sallie Butler. Master Carter Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Smith seriously hurt his eye last week while helping his father work on a truck and was taken to a specialist. friends hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Mammie Vann of Wesley was guest of Miss Frances Willis. Mrs. W. H. Willis spent Friday with Mrs. J. Adams at Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Willis
J. Hildreth
Thelma Spinks
Howard
Sallie Butler
Master Carter Smith
M. M. Smith
Mammie Vann
Wesley
Frances Willis
J. H. Adams
Elaborate Dinner In Honor Of I W Garrett
Mr and Mrs J W Garrett hosted a birthday dinner in honor of Mr Garrett. Relatives and friends enjoyed a long remembered day with ample food including fresh fish. Afternoon talks by J T Garrett F R Purvis and Mr Peed plus a paper by Miss Peed provided thoughtful entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
J. T. Garrett
F. R.purvis
Mr Peed
Peed
God
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims relief for catarrh symptoms
An 19th century ad copy promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine, describing an ointment to relieve nasal inflammation and an internal tonic to improve mucous membrane health. It notes the product has been sold by druggists for over forty years and lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
V. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
To Escape Envy
A ten year old girl voiced a wish to live in the country saying she would avoid seeing people with many possessions she cannot have. The remark reflects a child's view on material inequality and desire for simpler living.
Photographs of Stars in Broad Daylight Found
A new finding shows that photographs of stars to sixth magnitude can be captured in daylight. Using a deep red screen, the stars become distinctly visible, enabling daytime stargazing and photographic work previously thought impossible.
Howard Happenings In Daviston And Nearby
Miss Sallié Butler of Daviston visited Miss Thelma Spinks last week. Lottie Pearson returned from a visit to Birdie Pearson and Mrs. F. L. Purvis. Rev. and Mrs W. E. Hightower stayed with Mr and Mrs. W. C. Childs. Mrs Geo Parks of Parks Pond guest of Mrs. Madison Parks. Arvada Streetman hosted a Friday evening entertainment enjoyed by a large crowd. Mae Culverhouse of Pine Grove visiting Mrs. H. Culverhouse. Mr. and Mrs. H. H Parks welcomed a baby daughter. Mrs. W. B. Adams and children visited Miss Sara Averett. Beulah and Frances Pickard spent Thursday with Mrs. Culverhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Pearson
F. L. Purvis
W. E. Hightower
W. C. Childs
Arvada Streetman
Mae Culverhouse
Pine Grove
H. Culverhouse
H. H Parks
W. B. Adams
Sara Averett
Beulah Pickard
Frances Pickard
Mrs. Culverhouse
Norwich News Social Roundup Promotes Local Happenings
Mr John Horton traveled from Griffin to attend his father L S McChargue's funeral in Atlanta. Dr Barker and Mrs Barker hosted Martha Turner Bernice Anthony Jewel Welch, Robert Hamilton and Frank Turner for music Tuesday night. J N Joiner shopped in Howard Friday. Rev L R Pilcher visited R L Turner Tuesday. D C Abbott and family visited relatives in Cuthbert recently. A play at Ben Rainey Institute Friday is announced with a cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horton
Griffin
L. S. McChargue
Atlanta
Doc. Barker
Martha. Turner
Bernnice Anthony
Jewel Welch
Robert Hamilton
Frank Turner
J.N. Joiner
Howard
L. R. Pilcher
R. L. Turner
D. C. Abbott
Cuthbert
Ben Rainey Institute
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder issues including gravel back pain rheumatism and irregularities. Priced 1.25 by mail with sworn testimonials available. Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO lists druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive St
St. Louis
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
C. H. Neisler
Georgia
Planters Warehouse
Wesley News
Herman Amos
W.A Spinks
Frances ‘Willis
Mesdames R. M. Suggs
J. M. Haywood
J. H Ames
Hugh Gilson
Wesley P. T. A. Notes
Georgia Land
Lincoln
Lee
Annie Bazemore
Estelle Parker
Eula Culverhouse
Christine Vann
Miss Pearl
Adams
Frances Downs
Grady Smith
W. T. Risstin
Wesley School
Honor I. W
Garrett
Sallié Butler
Geo. Parks of
Parks Pond
Madison Parks
Norwich News
Texas
Taylor County
J. M. Wood
Reynolds, Ga
E. A. Goddard
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