Wesley Guest List Tracks Family Visits in Georgia
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs William Childrés and not Butler with Mr and Mrs 0 M Bazemore. Lois Heath and Alex Baldwin accompanied by Frances Downs visiting Butler on Tuesday afternoon. The Suggs families from Reynolds Butler and Walter Suggs from Butler visited M Suggs family. Zack Moore and Don Moore from Barnesville en route to see Mrs John England. Bernard Sealy of Macon spent time with Mr and Mrs Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Childrés
Butler
M. Bazemore
Lois Heath
Alex Baldwin
Juker Baldwin
Frances Downs
Willie Suggs
Robert Suggs
Reynolds
Walter Suggs
M. Suggs
Harris Sealy
D. N. Sealy
Ballenger
Elizabeth Sealy
Atlanta
Griffin
Bentley Adams
J. W. Waters
Estelle Spinks
Louise Willis
Lois Downs
Guy Adams
Eugene Downs
Parks Pond
R. M. Suggs
Butler High School
Lillian Bazemore
Alice Anion
Lillian Caldwell
Ej. R. Whatley
Savannah Beach Opens 1982 Season With Grand Tybrisa Ball
Savannah Beach and Tybrisa Pavilion announce the 1982 season opening on May 26 with music, dancing, bathing and a Grand Opening Ball. Tybrisa Pavilion offers extensive programs by Paul Graham’s 12 piece orchestra, with bath houses, Breakers Amusement Park, and seaside hotels ready for visitors. Through train service and special excursion fares from multiple points, Tybee and Savannah Beach promise a lively season of ocean breezes and entertainment for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Beach
Tybrisa Pavilion
Georgia
Tybrisa
South Atlantic
Tybee Amusement Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Tybrisa Bath
Breakers
Paul Graham
H. M. Stanford
Sea Breeze Hotel
Carbo
J. D. Carbo
Southeast
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Tybee
Central of Georgia
Macon
Millen
Augusta
Dublin
Pleasure Lovers and Hedonism in Ancient and Modern Thought
A compact notice discussing hedonism's definition and aims from antiquity to modern times. It contrasts Epicureans and Cyrenaics with utilitarian or social happiness ideals, noting their differing emphases on pleasure as the chief good and duty. The piece mentions a New York dental ad from a century ago as a contrasting example of promised relief and salesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jonathan Dore
Thomas White
Detroit News
Community Notes From Buena Vista and Surrounding Areas
Mrs F M Griner Home Demonstration Agent met with girls and ladies sewing clubs at the school. Ruby Anthony Mary McCrary and Paul Anthony of Columbus with Mrs P L Anthony and Doris Hawkins visited the Killingsworths Saturday evening. Liberty church Sunday school enjoyed a Hill mill picnic near Charing. Essie Rosetta Lumpkin visited Odessa Watson while Luciuscae guests stayed near Warewell. Gordon Morgan Clyde Fain from Richland appeared Saturday evening. Evelyn Wall Brantley joined Us With Ofeta Roberts. Temogene Callier spent Friday with H S Mitchell. L M Hill and baby hosted relatives near Charing Sunday. Mrs F F Killingsworth and niece visited near Macon Monday afternoon with Mra T D Roberts. Mrs J B Jones and daughter visited Fort Perry relatives Friday. W A Wadsworth were in Buena Vista Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Griner
Buena Vista
Ruby Anthony
Mary McCrary
Paul Anthony
Columbus
P. L Anthony
Doris Hawkins
Ft. Perry
F. F. Killingsworth
Liberty Church
Hill’ Mill
Charing
Essie
Rosetta Lumpkin
Odessa Watson
Luciuscea
Warewell
Gordon Morgan
Clyde Fain
Richland
Evelyn Wall
Brantley
Ofeta Roberts
Tmogene
Callier
H. S. Mitchell
L. M. Hill
Baby
Weekend social notes from Norwich area
Norwich society summary lists visits and visits by Miss Mattie Hays, Mr Lindel Hanson, Miss Maline Hart, Mr and Mrs J B Lumpkin, Mrs R W Harris, Mr and Mrs V Moore of Buena Vista, Miss Ruth Turner, Mrs Heath of Butler, Little Margaret Abbott ill, funerals for Abner Woodall, and gatherings with the Lloyd and McChargue families. Several locals attended a senior play in Butler and other weekend views from Geneva and Columbus visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hays
Lindel Hanson
Maline Hart
Thomaston
J. B. Lumpkin
R. W. Harris
V. Moore
Buena Vista
John Talley
Ruth Turner
Heath
Butler
Margaret Abbott
Gunner
Rainey
Buena, Vista
Abner Woodall
R.l.turner
Carl Turner
Z. J. Lloyd
Cleatons Hill
L. S. McChargun
Lake McCrary
Geneva
Herbert Anthony
Columbus
Local Social Notes From Lebanon Area
Sunday visits and family gatherings are listed in Lebanon area social notes. Readers include Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harris and son of Butler visiting D. M. Harris, Mrs. J L Harmon with her mother Mrs. Cooper, and Mrs. B C Phillips with her son visiting J W Chitwood and family. Also mentioned are Miss Ouida Harris and Miss Cleo Harris with friends, and illness news about Mrs. Dock Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Harris
Butler
D. M. Harris
J. L. Harmon
Cooper
B. C. Phillips
J. W. Chitwood
George Hurt
Jack Wade
Otis Dent
Cleo Harris
Myrtice Albritton
Tessie
Louise
Ruth Farley
Dock Cooper
Elmo Rogers
J L. Harmon
J. M. Farmer
Jarrell and Bennett Attend Macon Event in Alabama
Mr and Mrs W A Jarrell and Mrs C F Bennett were seen in Macon for a local social event. The small note records their presence and suggests a community gathering or visit in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jarrell
C. F. Bennett
Macon
It's a Pity He Miss Louise Haywood Visits Parker Walker
Miss Louise Haywood of Thomas ton is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Parker and Miss Walker. The notice notes a brief social visit and local acquaintances.
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Louise Haywood
Thomaston
W. D. Parker
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Births
Howard and Miss Louise Parks attended a Friday gathering with Miss Sallie Averett. Flower Show attendance in Columbus. Paul Fain of Macon spent Sunday with family. G D Butler announces May 13 birth, Edward Evans, at grandparents J B Brown’s home. Mrs J M Brown visited Daviston. Weekend guests included Sir J H Embry, Miss Margaret Embry, and G V McMullan of Macon. Panhandle and Daviston residents hosted visits and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Parks
Sallie Averett
G. D. Locke
Butler
J. B. Brown
Edward Evans
J. M. Brown
Lige Parker
Daviston
A F. Fain
J. H. Embry
Margaret Embry
G. V. Mc Mullan
Macon
Butler and nearby locals gather for familial and social visits
Messrs Lanier Scandrett, Willian Shockley and Bernard Adams were in Butler on business. Henry Adams and his wife, away from Thomaston, spent Sunday with their parents. John Haywood’s family hosted. Vivian Stanford of Cusset visited Miss Hal Jarrell. Effie Smith and Mere Smith of Butler were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fell. Anna Jarrell of Reynolds dined with Mrs. Jarrell. John Parker, Tallie Jarrell also visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier Scandrett
Willian Shockley
Bernard Adams
Butler
Henry Adams
Goem
Thomaston
Sunda
John Haywood
Vivian Stanford
Cusset
Hal Jarrell
Effie Smith
Mere Smith
W. A. J Fell
Weevil Worries Cast Shadow on Purvis Visit News
The Purvis family hosts visitors from Daytonia Beach Pa Arabj and Chula while Weevil concerns loom. Mr and Mrs Blorenza Purvis and family and Mr and Mrs D W Gulverhouse welcomed guests. Mr and Mrs 0 M Martin and Mrs Joe Brown with daughter Marjorie visited relatives in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Purvis
Daytonia Beach
M. A. Hall
Near
Arabj
W. G. Fletener
Chula
Blorenza Purvis
D. W. Gulverhouse
0. M. Martin
Joe Brown
Marjorie
Butier
Enlishville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Englishville residents shared a busy spell of visits and events. Guests included Miss Leda and Mr. Leonard Youngblood, Mrs. Etta Royal returned from Ellaville, and numerous dinners and parties were held at Ebenezer, Lowe, and nearby farms. A quilting party hosted seventy six guests with eighty six quilters producing eight quilts, followed by a pleasant dinner. Nearby travels featured Mr. and Mrs. H Justice, Miss Marjorie Justice, and families visiting neighbors and relatives, plus a play in Andersonville and a surprise party at Miss Sara Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Leda
Leonard Youngblood
Etta Royal
Ellaville
Lydia English
W. ‘. English
J. W. Shealy
Val Kleckley
Willie English
J .T. Owen
Ebenezer
Julia Duke
Andersonville
H. Justice
Marjorie Justice
J. A. Duke
C. M. English
T. W. Key
Erby Matthews
Lowe
Macon
Montezuma
Minnie McLendon
Paul Carter
Russell English
J. B. “Mathis
Oglethorpe
B. M. Wall
Tatwell
W. T. English
L. G Johnson
Sara Smith
Miss Smith
Turner's Chapel church notices and visits reported
Community members and visitors are listed with names including Miss Estelle Spillers Miss Mozelle Rogers and Rev C H Moore with social visits preaching services Sunday school schedules and prayer meetings noted. The piece invites public attendance and describes ongoing church activities and attendance levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Millicons
R. Rogers
Curtis Wade
Claude Rogers
Christine
Cleo Wainwright
Mozelle Rogers
Steginal Rogers
Griffin
Nettie
Lizzie String
Isla
Mildred Spillers
Mildred
Lorane Spillers
Florence Wainwright
Rudolph McCrary
Lucy Spillers
Dense Java and Dutch East Indies Lead Population Map
The region of Java and the Dutch East Indies shows the highest population density, with 684 people per square mile, indicating a crowded land area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Dutch East Indies
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