In Memory of Mrs Mary J Woodall
In memory of Mrs Mary J Woodall born May 10 1841, died April 25 1927 at her daughter’s home in Charing after five months of illness. Interred Bloodworth cemetery beside a life of devotion to Philippi Primitive Baptist Church and neighborly charity. Survived by two sons and several daughters.
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Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Relief Ad
A vintage ad claims Texas Wonder relieves kidney and bladder troubles including gravel, irregularities, and bowel symptoms. It promises cures with a small bottle priced at $1.25 and mentions testimonials. Contact details point to E W Hall of St Louis for mail orders.
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Truth Issue at Progressive Age Provokes Wide Plan in Scottsboro
The Progressive Age editor plans a bold Truth Issue from Scottsboro as Jim Benson and Alabama editors head via Colum bus and New York to test readers and expose unvarnished truths. Writers promise dramatic surprises, a cyclone cellar pledge, and secrecy about donors while delaying subscriber names until next Thursday.
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al Smith
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Henty
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Ion
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Tony
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Mrs Henry Cromer Burial at White Water Church
Funeral services were held at White Water church for Mrs Henry Cromer who died at her home near Pine Level after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband and eight children. The service was led by Rev Emerson.
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Mauk Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Baseball
Weekend notes show Mr and Mrs Roy Lawhorn hosting relatives from Hampston and Siloam Ga. District Conference attendance reshapes Ladies Club. Reynolds guests and Weather. Geneva’s 9 19 loss to Mauk features Junction City and Charing visitors. Local visits include Harbuck and Waller families with multiple Sunday gatherings.
Community Notes From Five Points And Butler Area
Five Points residents share visits with Jarrell and Parker families. A Sunday dinner hosts Mr and Mrs W A Jarrell and children with W D Parker group. The annual Sunday School and B Y P A picnic is set for May 14 at Bivins Bend with baskets. Preaching by Rev Wolf of Macon scheduled at Antioch with two services.
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Macon
Herman Akens
Sam Brown
G. W. Bivins
Marion Adams
Thomaston
Henry Adams
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Turssielou
Mamie Brown
Bivins’ Bend
Aliyah Adama
Antioch
Wolf
Mra
W, Jarrell
F Bennett
Inez Jarrell
T, Gaultney
Will Boggs
Prattsburg
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Lewin Hill was in Columbus Saturday shopping. Mrs Williams visited daughter Mrs Tom Grier in Thomaston. Miss Mildred Purvis spent the weekend with relatives near Charing. Mr Ri B Spinks visited homefolks Sunday. Mrs Sherman Martin and children from Macon stayed with Mr and Mrs W C Childs. Mrs Lula Walker of College Park visited Miss Rue Williams. Mrs Dorsey of Judson City extended Tuesday with Mrs Frank Fain. Mesdames W C Childs L H Warlandingham and Miss Mae Vanlandingham attended the quarterly meeting in Centerville Saturday. Mr and Mrs D N Culverhouse were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs F R Purvis. Miss Mattie England returned home after a two week visit to Miss Annie England. Messrs J R Williams and R L Brown were in Columbus Friday. Friends of Mr J By England regret to learn of his illness.
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College Park
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Wesley Happenings: Mr. and Mrs. Archie Heath
Wesley news notes frequent family visits and weekend gatherings across Swainsboro and nearby towns. Guests include the Heath and Suggs families with multiple outings to Thomaston Butler and Columbus, plus local shopping and commencement attendance.
Death of Mr Spillers in Roberta Cemetery
A grand daughter's obituary notes Mr. Spillers died May 1 1927 at age 77 after medical care and family prayers. He leaves a wife a son Jack Spillers Jr a sister a brother and many grandchildren. Funeral at Roberta May 2 conducted by Rev. Nancy Hicks with a granddaughter verse included.
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Emmie Lee” Wainwright
Talbotton Eyes Electrical Power From Stone and Webster
Messrs Eager and Cato of Stone and Webster visited Talbotton this week to study electric power. They considered sourcing lines from Butler or Tram Hamilton and planned a ten o'clock Thursday meeting with the town council. Prospects look promising for power in Talbotton soon.
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Talbotton
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