Norwich Notes Describe Local Visits and a Fire Loss
The item lists neighbors and relatives visiting from Meansville Thomaston Columbus and Mauk. It notes Mr Frank Turner and Mrs J B Lumpkin with family in Ft and Imingham guests of Mrs McChargue and Mrs Walter Foster. The piece ends with sympathy for Mr Frank after his barber shop fire last week.
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He le Lumpkin
Seaby
Comery
We Ry
Thomaston
Alice Roberts
Nipper
Sts
J. B. Lumpkin
Yesames Allen
Culpepper
Anus
McChargue, Jr
Walter Foster
Imingham
Frank
Public Health Says Read Distance Is About Twenty Inches
The public health service advises readers to hold a normal size book about 20 inches away for comfortable reading. This guideline aims to reduce eye strain and maintain proper posture during extended reading sessions.
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Public Health Service
Local Social News Highlights From Buena Vista and Surroundings
Misses Melba Singleton Pau line Ieard and Mildred Irvin visit Buena Vista hosted by Mrs Claude Seard. A J Irvin Mildred Irvin attend Mark events. Brady family at Spring Hill. Frank Steward moves near Brant sley. Locals attend Mauk preaching. Lily Oreta Roberts visit Jim Watson. Mildred Irvin guests Audrey Watson at Charing. Oreta Roberts weekend with friends at Cussetta.
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Melba Singleton
Pauline Ieard
Tazewell
Claude Seard
Buena Vista
A. J. Irvin
Mildred Irvin
Mark
John Brady
B. F. Brady
Spring Hill
Eva
Oreta Roberts
Frank Steward
Brantsley
Mauk
Lily
Jim Watson
Audrey Watson
Charing
Cussetta
Farms and Stomach
A concise note from Farm and Fireside emphasizes the food market centers on the stomach’s capacity highlighting how consumption drives market demand and agricultural planning.
Five Points Notes on Local Visits and Guests
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Smith include Mr. and Mrs. W A Jarrell. Isole Jarrell of Butler weekend with Fannie and Thelma Jarrell. W D Parker guest of John Parker at Swainsboro. Margaret Adams spent weekend with home folks. W A Jarrell and Helen in Macon Friday. A T Jarrell weekend host to W A Jarrell. Henry Jarrell with Fannie and Thelma Saturday guests of A T Jarrell. Weeks Adams and children in Thomaston Monday. Clem Adams in Yatesville Saturday. Gaultney guests include Mrs. G W Jarrell, C F Bennett and Inez Jarrell, Wednesday with E dard. E M Gaultney spent Monday in Americas on business. H F Jarrell and Fannie and Thelma Jarrell visit Thomaston Tuesday. Leon Avery spent last week in Macon with her mother.
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W. A Jarrell
Mary Smith
Isole Jarrell
Butler
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
W. D. Parker
John Parker
Swainsboro
Margaret Adams
W. A. Jarrell
Little Helen
Macon
A. T. Jarrell
W A. Jarrell
Henry Jarrell
Misess Fannie
Weeks Adams
Thomaston Mondey
Clem Adams
Yatesville
Fancie
E. M. Gaultney
Americas
H. F. Jarrell
Thomaston
Leon Avery
Oline
Douglas Cook
Baby
Evelyn Goodwin
Joe Goodwin
Mary
Jessie Adams
Arch Adams
Marguerite Adams
Marie
Mildred
Margaret Montgomery
Paul Goodwin
Effie Smith
W D Parker
Calvin Jarrell
Horace Kendrick
Kendrick
Anna Heath
Columbus
Bernice and
Mercer Downs
John Adams
J.C Price
Paul Gaines
Little Son
Roy Wall
Hinton Woodall
N. C. Cromer
Ideal
J. L. Anthony
Americus
Little Elizabeth Humber
Ruby Jinks
Atlanta
Cecil Hesters
D. Averett
M. M. Webster
Carson Downs
Junction City
W. J. Caldwell
E. Winks
Florida
G. B. McCants
Palm Beach
Clarence Williams
St. Petersburg
Marion Sloan
Lakeland
J. W. Hays
Omaha,Ga
R. D. Waller
Alex Walsler
Carl Wilder
LaNece Hamilton
Doris ,Lawhorn
Dollie Daniel
J. G. Hamilton
Homer Chapman
Will Brady
Alton Reddick
Jim Rogers
Irvin Adams
Adams
W. A. Woodall
J. L. Streetman
Mits
H. E. Steetman
Ruth Wiliams
Andersonville
Annie Martin
Sara Brown
Reynolds
Mr. Evans Brown
J. S. Martin
Charlie Edwards
W. C. Childs
W. P. Parks
Robert Cook
Harris County
Evans Brown
Mrs. I. G. Pierce
Waverly Hall
D. W. Culverhouse
G. B. Culverhouse
Pine Grove
Lewis Hill
W. L. King, Jr
Homer Martin
C. E. Willis
O. A. Franklin
Dorothy and
Martin Franklin
Jim McManus
Aliie Amos
Wesley
Bennie Parks
Shiloh
Frank Fain
James Brown
F. R. Purvis
Beulah
Frances Pickard
Herman Vingham
Thelma Spinks
Floyd Martin
John Buchner
Lee
Willan
Mae
P. F,diingham
D. W. Culverouse
B Y P U Social at Jarrell Home Bright With Spring Flowers
A B Y P U gathering at Mr and Mrs Henry Jarrells featured pink and white roses and gladelia. Guests arrived around eight, enjoyed music and games, then tea sandwiches cream and cake were served with Mrs Byrd McCorvey and Mrs Jarrell helping. Guests left hopeful for more such happy evenings.
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Henry Jarrell
D. E. Byrd
McCorvey
W. A. Jarrell
Jarrell
A TEXAS WONDER Patent Medicine Ad
Kidney and bladder trouble remedy promoted by Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis. Claims include relief for gravel weakness rheumatism and irregularities of kidneys and bladder. Priced at $1.25 per small bottle, testimonials available by mail. Sold by druggists.
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E. W. Hall
Olive St
St Louis
The Right Way to Travel by Train
An advertisement from the Southern Railway System promoting trains as the safest, most comfortable, and most reliable travel option. It highlights lower fares on short trips and suggests inquiring with ticket agents for reduced rates.
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Southern Railway System
Mauk Briefs Bumper Local Social and Church Updates
Mrs. ildon Montgomery and Mrs. Jack Vuier and their daughters were visiting in Larbotton. Local families attended gatherings and visited relatives in Charity, Reynolds, Ideal, and nearby towns. Miss Bessie Moody preached at the Baptist church and urged listeners to seek the Lamb of God. The W M S met with Mrs Waller, studied Ezekiel, and received a jubilee certificate from Macon. Visitors included Mrs Tildon Montgomery and Mrs Gordon Steed.
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Lildon Montgomery
Jack Vuier
Htwe Daugover
Weulesady
Larbotton
Icon Malley
Ideal
Ionda
Mud
Gollumman
Amacusy
Frank Montgomery
Charity
Jack Woodall
Steve Pierce
Bieston
Wand
W. A. Woodall
Jerry Rogers
Childen
Jim Rogers
Esther Youngblood
Wir
S. 1
Montgomery
Lougias
Hinton Woodall
Cromers
Elma Childs
Agnes Tarrer
Louise Leightner
Ingiisn
Mactie Hays
Sam Childs
Will McElmurray
C. L. Wall
Stapleton
J. L. Anthony
Ruth Austin
Carol Smith
J. J. Chapman
Dock Hester
Julius Owens
Atlanta
D. L. Averett
Clyne Jinks
Colquitt, Jr
Ke le Bell
Reynolds
Rupy Jinks
Eugene Hester
R. W. Woodall
Jacksonville
Alice Carter
Jim Harbuck
Birmingham
W M. McFarland
Louise
Bessie Moody
The
Baptist Church
R.f
Waller
Ezekiel
Macon
Tildon Montgomery
Gordon Steed
Barnesville
Social Visits and Church News in Five Points
Sunday guests Jacqueline Weeks Adams, Mr Weeks Adams, and Mr Oline visited Mr and Mrs Douglas Cook. Several residents from Butler traveled to Macon for medical care. Sunday school attendance noted and invitations extended.
Community Notes Reflect Quiet Social Round in Wesley
Several local residents visited family and friends this week. Miss Pearl Adams hosted visitors including Mrs. Herman Amos and Master Bentley Keay, while Mrs. John Adams traveled to Macon for family illness and later returned with daughter Mrs. J. C. Price. The community mourns the death of Mr. J. C. Price at the Oglethorpe Infirmary in Macon.
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Willie Suggs
Robert Suggs
Redlds
Walter Suggs
Butler
R. M. Suggs
Herman Amos
Pearl Adams
J. R. Whatley
Thomaston
Walter Willis
Baker Baldwin
Lois Heath
Master Bentley Keay
J. C. Price
Brooks
Messrs
Earl
Charles Downs
Haywood Allen and Son
J A. Heath
Shiloh
J. A. Heath
John Adams
Macon
Clem Waters
Mizell
Oglethorpe Infirmary
Price
Miss Jewell Adams
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mr Brooks Montgomery made a recent business trip to Americas and Plains. Juanita Carpenter of Rupert is spending this week with Mrs 2 D Waller. Dr Isaac Hunter of New Smyrna Fla was a visitor last week of Mr and Mrs Joe Wilder. Numerous relatives and friends from Junction City Omaha Ga Atlanta and Lakeland are noted visiting or hosting in Maulk during the period including Waller Wilder Hays and Wilder family members.
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Brooks Montgomery
Americas
Plains
Juanita Carpenter
Rupert
2.D. Waller
Isaac Hunter
New Smyrna, Fla
Joe Wilder
Bessie Moody
Lewis Hill
Junction City
W. A. Woodall
666 is a Prescription for Colds and Malaria Remedy
An old advertisement proclaims 666 as the fastest remedy for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria promising rapid relief. It frames 666 as a universal medicine with wide use across illnesses noted in this historical sales copy.
Community Social Roundup From Thomaston and Nearby Areas
A sequence of weekend visits and social gatherings around Thomaston includes J L Streetman of Thomaston hosting Mr and Mrs H E Steetman and others, plus travels to La Grange, Macon, Reynolds and Waverly Hall. Numerous local families frequent gatherings at homes, church events, and area singing at Shiloh, with relatives visiting relatives across Harris County and Pine Grove.
Thomaston Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Rupert Happenings and many Thomaston residents hosted and visited relatives from Tampa Birmingham Atlanta and Albany. Attendees included Mr. Morris Harvey Miss Gertrude Amos Miss Lenora Elliston and others with updates on illnesses hospitalizations and recoveries. J L Harmon’s grist mill operation resumes and Mrs. Harvey returns to work after illness.
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W. Hill
Clyde Hill
Morris Harvey
Gertrude Amos
Lenora Elliston
Atlanta
Columbus
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