Howard Happenings in Local Week End Visits
Mrs. J. D. Gresham spent several days in Columbus last week. Mrs. A. S. Wallace returned home Saturday after visiting her daughter Mrs. J. R. Williams. Flem Hamilton of Atlanta spent the weekend with local relatives. Sunday guests at the Baldwins included Mrs. Ernest Stone of Macon and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Baldwin of Prattsburg. Orman Childs and Estelle Purvis drove to Americus Saturday. Nat Joiner of Charing was here Monday to buy cattle. L. Hill spent Sunday with his family. Grady England is sick with mumps this week. William Adams and family visited relatives at Tangent on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Wallace
J. R. Williams
S. A. Baldwin
Ernest Stone
Macon
R. S. Baldwin
Prattsburg
Messrs
Orman Childs
Estelle Purvis
Americus
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The Rodgers family thanks friends for assistance during the sickness and death of their husband and father. Special gratitude to Dr. Bryan for kindness and faithful service. May God bless each one. Mrs. W. R. Rodgers and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bryan
W. R. Rodgers
A Total Wreck Says Tennessean
David Jones of Forbus Tennessee writes that a bottle of Ziron iron tonic rebuilt his strength after weakness loss of appetite and trouble sleeping. He says he felt a total wreck and after using Ziron now feels fine and able to work. Medical authorities note iron's role in the body and ads urge readers to ask their druggist about guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
Forbus
Tenn
Mrs Lizzie Turner Rites Held After 1918 Death
Mrs Lizzie Turner died at her home near Turner’s Chapel church on September 19 1918 aged 63. She is survived by husband Perry Turner and four children Frank Turner Manchester M L Davis Macon Addie Dickerson I N Wainwright Panhandle. sister Belle Byrd Panhandle. Funeral was held Friday at nine from the residence with Rev Charlie Moore. burial at New Prospect Cemetery. A faithful Freewill Baptist member for 23 years she was beloved by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Turner
Turner’s Chapel
Perry Turner
Frank Turner
Manchester
M. L. Davis
Macon
Addie Dickerson
I. N. Wainwright
Belle Byrd
Panhandle
Those Healthy Dirty Hands Children and Cleanliness
A New York Evening Sun reflection on sick children and the moral urge for cleanliness. It notes the tragedy felt by those who care for ill children and praises mothers for wishing their children stay well enough to dirty their hands, requiring thorough washing rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Sun
Wesley Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Private Grady Smith from Camp Gordon visited relatives on Sunday. Mrs. J H Adams and children spent the weekend with relatives in Macon. Congregants attended the Sunday School convention at Midway. The fence or no fence election favored the fence side. Orphans Day program starts at 10 AM next Sunday. Genie Wells arrived to lead her school with niece Margaret Rutledge as pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Smith
Camp Gordon
Genie Wells
Little Margaret Rutledge
Nelson's Mill Items by Brown Eyes
Farmers busy gathering fleecy staple. Mr and Mrs S R Moore in feeble health. Mrs R A Spillers visited son L L Wainwright family. Victoria Moore visited homefolks. G R Rodgers and L L Wainwright trip to Butler and Reynolds. Lula Moore with grandparents S R Moore. Ella Hartman visiting F E McCrary. J T Perkins and Effie visited L L Wainwright. G R Rodgers bought a Ford. S H Moore's son Simon arrived overseas. Camp Ground Bethel services by Miss Bessie Moody. Moody spoke at S S convention at Midway. Association to begin at Mt Olive on Thursday before first Sunday. Rheumatism treated with rest and Chamberlain's Lininent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ground
Bethel
Bessie Moody
Civil Service Examination Notice for Taylor County Georgia
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Taylor County Georgia to be held in Junction City October 12, 1918 to fill a rural carrier position at Mauk and possible vacancies on rural routes from other post offices. Applications and blanks available at Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Taylor
Junction City
Mauk
Dungtion City
Qualities of Dead Gag Heart Quote by A Bronson Alcott
A fragmentary quotation attributed to A Bronson Alcott ponders the balance between head and heart. The line suggests the mind best leaves decisions to the heart, implying a harmony or tension between intellect and emotion in moral guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bronson Alcott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Holcomb
Nancy, Ky
Thedford
Butler
R. E. McCants
Georgia
Howard Happenings
J. D. Gresham
Columbus
Flem Hamilton
Atlanta
Nat Joiner
Charing
Mr. L. Hill
Grady
England
William Adams
Tangent
Tennessean
Velco-Light
Home Electric Light & Power Co
Macon, Ga
Bank of Alabama Miness
ST. Ensley
Ensley
Alabama
A. Terrell
J. W. Minor
Foster Hamilton
P. Marshall
Wesley Briefs
J. H. Adams
J. A. Heath
W. B. Baldwin
Lena Mae
Annie Belle Spinks
Ina
Emily Royal
P. M. Spinks
Daviston
W. A. Spinks
Willie Suggs
Archie Heath
Tuesay
Nelson’s Mill
S. R. Moore
R. A. Spillers
Mr. L. L. Wainwright
Victoria Moore
G. R. Rodgers
L. L. Wainwright
Butler and Reynolds
Lula Moore
Mrs. S. R. Moore
Ella Hartman
Roberta
F. E. McCrary
Ford
S. H. Moore
Simon
Civil Service Examination
Macon, Georgia
United States
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Big Midway
Julius H. Otto
Chas. B. Lewis
Treas
Harry C. Robert, Secy
Gen
Mgr
Associated Press Service
Matt and
Jeff
United Press
Macon News
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