MAUK ITEMS: Local Notes From May 3 Edition
Maulk GA May 3 Dr L H Smith and C B Luca were in Talbotton on business Monday Mrs Jas A Steed ill Rev S A McMahon of Oglethorpe visited W A Woodall Mr and Mrs J T Chapman traveled to Buena Vista Dr Clarance Montgomery attended Mrs Anderson B S Rainey called on Mrs James Whitley A fire alarm at Jinks wood pile quickly contained by bucket brigade Several ill and recovering neighbors Farmers optimistic as rain breaks drought Judge Jinks eyeing a Ford car Rev Jesse Ford returned from revival Miss Neva Jinks visited Buena Vista Children’s Day at the Methodist Church Mrs Pallie Whitley dies at two miles from Mark Funeral at Mauk cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ford
Mauk
J. R. Williams
Columbus
T F Drake
North Highlands Church
Howard Happenings and Local Visitors
A district round up of visits and social notes from Junction City and nearby towns. Many relatives and friends are mentioned including Browns Watkins Wade Williams Barrow and Stickney. A local outing at Parks pond and multiple calls on sick or recovering individuals appear amid church and meeting updates. The piece ends with a jingle about a 5c Foley offer and a reader request for the promo slip.
Wesley News Briefs From Wesley
Weather rain concerns and community notes from Wesley report Miss Pearl Adams ill Mr Bonnie Smith updates and Ava Whatley visiting Nettie Smith improving with thanks for kindness A large local crowd attended Sunday singing and Sunday School celebration in Howard J H Adams family and Pearl Adams visited Talbot amid hopeful skies and a poem by Albert E Vassar closes.
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Mr. Maugham Cossy
Howard
Wesley
Howard Sunday
Caseys Store Items by Slim Jim
Miss Susie Bazemore of Butler visited weekend with family. L Smith went to Butler on Saturday. Ed Lewis of Macon spent last week with Levi Smith family Sunday. Ed Lewis and Blanch Smith visited Mrs T M Smith at Carsonville Tuesday. C C Heath paid a pleasant visit to EC Perkins last. Amos and Bonnie Smith traveled to Butler Thursday. Herman Amos treated friends to a joy ride in his new Ford Wednesday. Bonnie Smith also bought a new buggy. Pearl Adams has been guest of Mrs J Ellington at Howard this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lewis
Macon
Levi Smith
Blanch Smith
T. M. Smith
Carsonville
C. C. Heath
EC Perkins
Herman Amos
Beau
Bonnie Smith
Pearl Adams
J. Ellington
Howard
Beulah Items Show Local Guests and Church Notes
Beulah items list weekend visits to Arch Brewer and Mrs Sallie Cromer. Families hosted include W R Lawhorne with kin, Slaughter Watson with A R Lawhorne clan and Her man, Joe Lawhorn families, and Beulah attendees at Trinity church with Lawhorne and Watson members. Beulah preaching set for every third Sunday and the Saturday before. Mrs A R Lawhorne ill this week and Jane Burnett with Minnie Lee visited. Mrs C E Lawhorne Wednesday. Mrs B B Watson visiting W R Lawhorne domicile this week.
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Blackman
Dollie Lawhorne
Hilda Watson
Man Hill
Webster Covington
Eva
Gracie Lawhorne
Trinity Church
Jane Burnett
Minnie Lee
C. E. Lawhorne
Beulah
Good Rule I try to make my enmities inc
The speaker reflects on balancing rivalries and friendships with careful, enduring wording. It hints at a philosophy of shaping relationships to endure, suggesting tension between conflict and loyalty in personal bonds.
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Eterni
Moore's Chapel Love and visiting notes from Tangent
The column records local visits at Moore's Chapel including Thelma McGinty visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Williams in Tangent W T Fowler calling on relatives and Chern and wife at W A McGinty home Hattie and Mary McGinty visiting Annie Maude Montgomery Trinity church rally at Howard Walter McGinty’s trip to Junction City and other social mentions. A poem on love contrasts fleeting glances with lasting devotion.
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Howard Sunday
Walter McGinty
Junction City
Saturay
Turner's Chapel Items Reflect Community Life
Rain is much needed as farmers prepare cotton fields. Local visits include Mr Barney Rodgers returning to Macon from his sister. Neighbors and friends gather for church services with Rev J W Culliver preaching to a large crowd. A lively afternoon singing ends with thanks to Mr and Mrs Moore. Numerous social visits and homecomings mark a typical Turner's Chapel period.
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Barney Rodgers
Macon
J. H. Dunlap
J. W. Culliver
Turner’s Chapel
In Memory of Prof. W. D. Greene
A Ben Hill Georgia family mourns the death of Prof W D Greene aged about forty after pneumonia. He joined the Missionary Baptist church early and led a Christian life. He spoke softly to his mother at bedside saying he could see the bright side as he passed through a dark valley. His passing leaves his wife and many friends bereft, with hope of reunion in heaven.
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W. D. Greene
Ben Hill
Georgia
Jesus
Prof Greene
Taylor County
Missionary Baptist Church
Prof. Green
Willinow Cemetery Mourns Death of Wife and Mother
A broken wife mourns the loss of her husband who died leaving behind a wife and two young daughters, three brothers and three sisters. His body rests in Willinow cemetery. Farewell verses express deep sorrow and hope for reunion in heaven.
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Willinow
Take Care of the Children with Foley's Honey and Tar
A lingering cold and distressing cough tire a child, causing sleepless nights and vulnerability to contagious diseases. Foley's Honey and Tar offers prompt relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opiates as marketed by Wayne ley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Wayne Riley
Wayne Ley
Automobile Tax Notice Regulate Vehicle Registration
Under law all automobile owners must register with the Secretary of State and obtain a tax number. County Commissioners will ensure registration to secure pro rata road tax revenue and will report all noncompliers. R M Suggs, Chairman County Commissioners.
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Secretary of State
R. M. Suggs
Idle lad learns value through earned clothes
A saying notes good clothes do not smooth lack of effort. A boy must work and pay for his own attire to become a real man, underscoring self-reliance and diligence.
Court of Last Resort Remedies Claims Reach Rural Stores
The piece reports on a claim that Chamberlains Cough Remedy has become a widely available cure, with expectations of broad consumer support and nationwide reach. It notes overruled opinions and a belief in the remedy’s popularity among customers and grocers alike.
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Chamberlain
Coun
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J. T. Chapman
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B. T. Rainey
Clarance Montgomery
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Anderson
James Harbuck
Jennie Flournoy
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R. M. Jinks
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Ruby Jinks
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Moon
Major
J. A. Steed
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Lala Hill
Nell Lucas
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Drew Averett
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Whitley
Henry Lumpkin
Ben Pike
James
Olin Whitley
Howard Happenings
Watkins
Miss Maggie
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J. A. Buckner
Will Adams
Robert A. Brown
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J. H. Stanford
J. C Wade
Walter Brown
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Elsie Barrow
Brown
J. H. Brown
Maggie Watkins
Parks Pond
Leonard Peterman
Chapman
Hugh Perkins
W. J. Gilson
Daviston
Ruth
Woman's Missionary Conference
Mr. F. Vanlandingham
Mary Streetman
Lillie Wakefild
Eugene Sanders
Jane England
D. A. England
Mattie
W. T. England
Lewis Beeland
Laura Beeland
J. N. Joiner
M. K. King
Box Springs
J. C. Wade
Mattie Julia
Lester
LaGrange
Woodmen of the World
Ludie Kent
James N. Allen
Paul
J. B. England
Homer Martin
J R Martin
Wesley News
Ava Whatley
Eila Lee Smith
J. H. Adams
Miss Pearl Adams
Talbot
Albert E Vassar
Casey’s Store
Slim Jim
Susie Bazemore
Homeolks
Mr. L. Smith
Messers Amos
Mr. W. R. Lawhorne
Arch Brewer
Slaughter Watson
A. R. Lawhorn
Herman
Joe Lawhorn
R. L. Burnett
Sallie Cromer
A. R. Lawhorne
B. B. Watson
W. R. Lawhorne
Moore’s Chapel
Thelma McGinty
Ee Williams
Tangent
Mr. W. T. Fowler
Mr. Chern
W. A. McGinty
Hattie and
Mary McGinty
Annie Maude Montgomery
Mesdames W H and
W. L. McGinty
W. H. McGinty
Mrs. Hanson
Lee Brooks
Heoress ET Moore
Andersonville
Mary McGinn
Norwich Monlay
Turner
Mr. J. T. Lewis
Rivilla Spillers
Simon Moore
Marvin Moore
Esther Lee Hartman
Potterville
Victoria Moore
Daniel Rodgers
N. M. Spillers
Nina Moore
B. H. Gassett
Alfonso McCrary
L. L. Wainwright
R. A Spillers
Evanna Hortman
D. J. Hortman
Miss Pearl Bloodsworth
Fickling’s Mill
E. L. Moore
B . Moore Finlay
Minnie Cannon
Nelson’s
Velma McCrary
Lula Moore
Jackson Moore
McCormick
W. T. Cochran & Son
Rupert, GA
IRA Chambers
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