Social notes and bridal reception in Reynolds
Mrs Emory Seay spent Monday in Atlanta while many locals visited kin and attended a large reception for Mrs J R Carson hosted by Mrs F A Ricks. The event featured a yellow white color scheme, a bride centerpiece, and music by local entertainers as more than a hundred guests called between four and six.
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Emory Seay
Atlanta
F. A. Ricks
J. R. Carson
S. H. Bryan
C.B. Marshall
Agnes Seay
Mesdames
J. G. Hicks
Eugene Saunders
Lewis Adams
F. M. Carson
Wm. White
C. L. Smith
B. E. Flowers
W. T. Ricks
Florence Smith
Adrienne Ellison
Janner Blackmon
J. D. Beall
T. Whatley
Edgar Whatley
A . ‘Hicks
Mrs Hicks Hosts Rook Party for Family Guests
Mrs A G Hicks entertained Saturday July 5 with a Rook Party for her sister Mrs Paul Trawick and niece Miss Eleanor Turner. After games a salad course was served.
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Eleanor Turner
A. G. Hicks
Commerce
Paul Trawick
Luncheon Honoring Mrs. Paul Trawick Guest at Thurman Whatley
Mrs Thurman Whatley hosted a luncheon on Tuesday honoring Mrs Paul Trawick with Mrs Albert Hicks attending as guest.
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Thurman Whatley
Paul Trawick
Albert Hicks
Bethlehem cemetery cleanup meeting announced
G. W. N. Watkins calls all who have loved ones buried at Bethlehem cemetery or have interest in aiding to meet at 8:00 am on Tuesday July 22 with hoes and other tools to clean off the grounds.
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Bethlehem Cemetery
Bermuda Seen as a Real Paradise Despite Card Art
A Bermuda letter to the Brooklyn Eagle contends the islands resemble a real paradise when reached. It notes Twain’s joke on travel hardship and argues postcards misrepresent Bermuda’s appearance. The view from St David’s Head shows whitewashed buildings amid dark green foliage and a blue sea.
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Bermuda
Mark Twain
Atlantic
Brooklyn Eagle
Islands
St. David’s Head
English Writer Extols the Monkey as a Pet
A London Daily Graphic writer argues eighteenth century fashion will revive for pet monkeys. The author shares four months of personal experience noting the animal’s behavior with dogs and cats, its humbugging charm, and a tendency to awaken households for cage reentry. Monkeys kept near the equator need warmth and a fire, and should sleep tucked in on a shelf in the cage.
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London Daily Graphic
Kicked Out of College Shocks Benefit Play
A community fundraiser features the farce Kicked Out of College on Thursday July 17 at 8:30 PM in the School Auditorium. The show revolves around Boatles Benbow expelled for neglecting classes, with complications of feigned marriages and a star cast led by Mary Dee Wilson and Grace Fountain. Admission is 25 and 50 cents.
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Boatles Benbow
Benbow
Howard Neisler
Sandy McCann
Flora McFilmsey
Bootles
Mimi Florette
Jontonl Gray
Tad Cheselatine
Bootles Benbow
Cheseldine
John Pendergrast
Liviticus
Eric Newsom
Scotch McAllister
Joe Pyron
Shorty Long
Holt Ruffin Slivers McGee
Eugene, Hodges
B. J. Benbow
Sandie McCann
Walton Hodges
Gears
Mrs. R. Lucas
Mary Dee Wilson
Avoiding Foot Troubles Through Dental and Foot Care
Mr Dixon-Payne, education organizer at the School of Chiropody, warns that neglecting teeth cavities harms overall joints, including feet. He cites that only 25 percent of 27 000 girls inspected have perfect feet and notes stockings and changing shoe heels as major foot harm.
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Mr. Dixon-Payne
School of Chiropody
London
Louis
American Firearm Evolution from 1650 Hoard to Modern Arms
The Kentucky rifle Colt revolver and Winchester repeating rifle are noted as distinctly American. The first rifles grew from crude boar guns brought by Swiss and German gunsmiths around 1650 who settled in Lancaster and Bucks counties Pennsylvania. They crafted by hand using locally mined iron and small shops, adapting their guns to hunter and Indian fighter needs.
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Lancaster
Bucks Counties
Pennsylvania
Early Banks Across Ages and Civilizations
The article traces banking origins from ancient stalls to modern systems. It cites Lon don’ Tit-Bits noting Babylon tablets reveal Egibi & Son as early bankers around 600 700 B C. It mentions early Chinese use of paper money and a Chinese bank circa A D 1000 with issues from overissuing.
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London
Babylon
Egibi & Son
China
Cracks in Furniture Sealed by Beeswax Fill Technique
Guidance explains filling cracks in wood furniture with softened beeswax pressed into the gaps and smoothed with a knife. Sandpaper the surrounding wood and work dust into the beeswax to create a surface that resembles a varnished finish as cracks disappear.
Bouquets in Fruit Trees Boost Yield, Washington Grower Claims
A Washington grower reports placing large bouquets in the tops of blooming fruit trees induced pollination by bees, flies and other insects, resulting in a record crop.
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Washington
Succotash Name Traced to Native Indian Tongue Sukquttahash
Puritan writers first described succotash as seethed like beanes and spelled its Indian name Sukquttahash. The dish and its name are borrowed from native Indians.
Evening Schools Began In 19th Century With Early Trials
The first successful evening schools in this country arose mid-1800s, with an 1834 New York attempt as an early, incomplete effort before lasting programs.
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New York
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Walter Freeman
Mrs. Hind
Mrs. William Council
Mrs. Ogburn
Alice James
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Tom Gostin
Minnie Hinton
Paul Hodges
Bacanton
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F.M Carson
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Reynolds Mercantile CO
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Macon
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Woodbury
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Eula Clay
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Lamar and
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Edward McAuley, Sr
Fort Myers, Fla
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Mattie Saunders
William White
Sara May Hollis
Willie Carson
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