Vatican treasures loom over Rome palace riches
The Vatican, the Pope’s residence, is described as the largest and richest palace, holding gifts to Popes over 1,500 years and tens of thousands of paintings and art objects valued beyond estimate, with comparisons to Rockefeller and Henry Ford. A subsequent piece notes Grenfell’s medical mission to Labrador fishermen, British tribute, and American aid.
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Vatican
Rome
Rockefeller
Henry Ford
James T. Nichols
Grenfell
Areata
Labrador
Yong
London
Dwight Cody
Moody
Great Britain
Ot Senl i Mtind
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
America
Local social notes from Ellaville area residents and visitors
Charing and Ty Ty families hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. S. EB. Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Ross of Ty Ty, Ga. Others attended events in Ellaville and Butler. Mr. S. Garrett Jr. returned to Emory University. Miss Grace Purvis hosted a birthday party, Miss Jessie Waller visited friends, and local residents shopped and mingled with acquaintances.
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S. EB. Terry
Lacy Ross
Ty Ty, Ga
R. L. Garrett
H. G. Pye
Garrett
Ellaville
Bob Swearingen
Reynolds
Georgia Hanner
B. J. Oliver
L. W. Watson
Butler
S. Garrett, Jr
Emory University
W. H. Pye
Jessie Waller
Grace Purvis
Happy Though Married Rules for Keeping Husbands Happy
A British police court magistrate Cyril Clancy proposes a tongue in cheek set of marital rules. The list advises wives to love study trust cheer listen cure coax accompany and give a kiss depending on husband’s traits. It ends with a dark joke suggesting to kill him if all else fails.
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Cyril Clancy
Liverpool
ENGLISHVILLE Diner guests and local visits report
ENGLISHVILLE notes list numerous social visits including Miss Flora Saunders and J A Duke at Montezuma, the Dukes and McLendon families visiting Reynolds and Oglethorpe residents. Reported illnesses include Jane Duke returning to school after illness and rheumatism affecting Lydia English and B M Kitchens. Local gatherings reference Easterlin, Justice, and English families with several Sunday and weekend visits.
Joiner Death After Timber Accident in 1938
Henry Lucious Joiner died instantly on July 29 1938 when a beam struck his head during unloading timbers. Born 1866 Navy he was married twice to Funderburke and Elizabeth Hogg leaving nine children and siblings. His funeral was held at Bloodworth cemetery with services by Rev J L Whitley and Tom Garrett as family mourners recall a loving father and husband.
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Henry Lucious Joiner
Navy
Rani
Earth
Funderburke
Vester Joiner Hill
Mr. Joiner
Box Springs
Tommie Thompson
Bloodworth ‘Cemetery
J. L. Whitley
Tom Garrett
Vester Hill
Hoy Peterman
A Texas Wonder advertisement sales pitch notice
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder gravel rheumatism and irregularities. The ad offers a 1.25 dollar bottle by mail with sworn testimonials from Dr E W Hall of St. Louis Missouri and notes druggists may sell it locally.
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E. W. Hall
St. Lows
Local social notes highlight weekend visits and school opening
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives in nearby towns, including Misses Rita Peacock, Ruth Austin, and Lucile Parker. It notes J B Goodman from Macon, Rev Joe Brown from Sycamore, and area families hosting guests. School opened with good enrollment, as teachers Miss Rita Peacock and Miss Nettie Hill join N L Halley on the faculty, and the community encourages active Methodist Sunday School participation led by Albert Montgomery.
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J. W. Lancaster
Baby
J. L. Anthony
N.L. Halley
Rita ‘Peacock
Nettie B. Hill
Albert Montgomery
Methodist Sunday School
Halley
Local families share visits and new arrival notice
Mr and Mrs C M Bareman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W A Spinks. Mrs J C Price returned from extensive visits in Macon Atlanta Brooks Thomaston and with relatives including Mrs J A Heath Miss Lois Heath and Master Alex. The Baldwitters were guests of Mr and Mrs Baker Baldwin last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Suggs of Reynolds and Mr and Mrs Walter Sufes of Butler visited their parents Mr and Mrs R M Suggs. Mrs 0 0 Brown of Howard visited her sister Mrs Clyde Wilson. Mrs iv M Suggs Mrs Hugh Gil son and daughter and Miss Mary Suggs spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Will Gilson and Miss Louise Gilson. Mr and Mrs J A Heath and family visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Willie Neisler. Mr and Mrs Clyde Wilson announce the birth of a daughter, Dorothy Elizabeth, 10 pounds, born Sept 22 at their home. Mr and Mrs J R Whatley visited their daughter Mrs Asa Spinks in Thomaston recently. Now is the time to , by our Friendly Ser
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W. J. Caldwell
Crowells
Caldwell
Ella Woodall
N. L. Halley
Bob Swearingen
Reynolds
Roland Benson
Columbus
Jack Peacock
Taunton
Jerry Rogers
Jim Rogers
Lester Halley
Belle. Swearingen
Edd Swearingen
McCorvey
R. D. Waller
Alex Waller
Ellaville
A. D. Montgomeryi
Josie Steed
Ida Steed
Butler
S. T. Montgomery
Duke Pittman
Pittsburgh
A. J. Peacock
H.8. Wall
Rita Peacock
Walker
Clarence Saunders
Eugene Hester
Margene
Boling Jones
Atlanta
D. L. Averett
Ruby Jinks
Hester
Ohio
C. M. Bareman
Aid
W. A. Spinks
J. Cy Price
Macon
Brooks and
Thomaston
J. A. Heath
Lois Heath
Alex. Baldwitt
Baker Baldwin
Robert Suggs
Walter Sufes
R. M. Suggs
Brown
Howard
Clyde Wilson
Itv
M. Suggs
Hugh Gilson
Mary Suggs
Will Gilson
Louise Gilson
Willie Neisler
Dorthy Elizabeth
J. R. Whatley
Asa Spinks
Weekend Guests and Local Notices Roll in Georgia
Howard G Fain and family hosted by Maem kin. Culverhouse and Brown family visits. Cross Roads students hurry back to school. Annie Hill visits Hill family. Albert Davidson hosts. Mrs Shellman Martin of Maton visits. Purvis Fletcher wedding at Arabi with dinner hosts. Tempie Brown visits Daviston. Elder McCorkle holds Shiloh service. more local hospitality and Macon hospital update.
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Albert Davidson
Sylvester
Shellman Martin
Maton
Arabi
M. A. Hall
Tempie Brown
Lige Parker
Daviston
McCorkle
Blueville
R. L. Brown
Eld
W. C. Chilis
Howard
Taylor County
J. 8
Martin
Macon
Five Points Death of Uncle Jack Rogers Shocks Community
The community mourns the death of Uncle Jack Rogers at his home Friday. He was said to be 883 years old and survived by his wife and two sons. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. T D Roberts at Tazewell cemetery Saturday at 11. The item also notes visits from relatives and friends, plus a wedding announcement for a Mr. and Mrs. D Roberts of Simmaville.
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Jack” Rogers
Tazewell Cemetery
T. D. Roberts
Misses Adame and Jarrell Guests in Five Points
Misses Margaret and Lucile Adame were guests of Missee Fannie and Thelma Jarrell on Wednesday. Several local residents visited relatives and friends in nearby towns, including Mrs. D. E. Byrd in Atlanta and Miss Alma Jarrell from New York.
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Margaret and
Lucile Adame
Missee Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
D. E. Byrd
Atlanta
D. E. Byrt
Evelyn Goodwin
Patt Goodwin
Henry Jarrell
Juliette Jarrell
Nann Gaultney
Thomas Adams
Thomas
Kathleen Gaultney
Macon
Fannie
Alma Jarrell
New York
Oyster Supper Saturday at Central School
An oyster and cream supper is planned at Central school on Saturday night October 4 starting at 7 o clock. The public is invited to attend and support the Well Fund with proceeds from the event.
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Central Schoopinky
Central School
Well Fund
Excursion Fares to Atlanta for Southeastern Fair
Low rate excursion tickets on sale from Albany Columbus Carrollton Milledgeville and intermediate points October 7 and 10, also for trains October 8 and 11, arriving in Atlanta before 2:00 p m those dates. Excursion tickets on basic fare and one half for the round trip on sale from all stations October 8 to 10 end October 1 for trains scheduled to arrive Atlanta before noon. Travel by Train More Economical More Comfortable Safer Ask Ticket Agent for further information. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY The Right Way
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Albany
Columbus
Carrollton
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Central OF Georgia Railway
Jarrell Family and Friends Visit In Butler Area
A social roundup notes visits and weekend stays among the Jarrell family and friends. Mrs G W Jarrell hosted guests including Miss Kathleen Gaultney and Miss Evelyn Goodwin from Macon and Atlanta. Edith Jarrell and Stephene Vanlandingham from Rome joined others visiting the Jarrells in Butler and nearby areas.
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George McLendon
Sam Carter
Howard Greene
Fountainville
Jane Duke
L .R. Justice
Bumphead
H. Justice
Hayward Smith
Virginia Allen
Kathleene Faircloth
Jewel McLendon
Dan Kleckley
Mattie English
Carolyn English
Oglethorpe
F. R. Easterlin
Frank, Jr
Lydia English
W. W. Justice
Andersonville
Paul Carter
J.H. Jones
Roberts
James Heath
Jack Bates
B. M. Kitchens
Ola Mathis
Ogilethorpe
Russell English
Memoriam
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Lucile Parker
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Paul Hodges
Mark
J. B. Goodman
Joe Brown
Sycamore
J. T. Chapman
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Morticians
Macon, Ga
J. B. Jones
Lumpkin
Mervyn Hamilton
Cuthbert
A. J. Irvin
Misa
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Melba Singleton
Doris Mackey
Lucius Singleton
Columbus Saturda
J. C. Stevens
Walter and
Dorsey
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
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A. ©. Irvin
A. M. Youngblood
Juniper
Kathryn Wall
Gene Tye
Americus
W. A. Wadsworth
Mattie McElmurray
Buena Vista
Mary
Doris Singleton
Odessa Watson
J. D. Roberts
Sadie
Simmaville
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D. Roberts
W. G. Fletcher
Shula
Rider Hill
Mix M. A. Hall
F. Bennett
Mr. Burk
Louise Burk
Helen Jarrell
G W. Jarrell
Walter Gaultney
Herry Jarrell
W. A. Jarrell
Clarice Jarrell
Ernest Olive
Prattsboro
Weeks Adams
Edith Jarrell
Stephene Vanlandingham
Esteff Jarrell
Anna Jarrell
F. C. Jarre
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