Columbus youth gathering highlights first and second Columbus W M U events
An Eastern Heights church led program featured leaders from Manchester and Columbus. Highlights included devotionals by Earl Hamilton and reports on missions The Spirit of Missions and The Mission Dollar were presented by church groups and Y W A teams with various r e ports and activities throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus W. M
Robertson
Harry
R. A
First Church
Forsyth
Beallwood Y. W. A. G
R. A. Ms ‘Ce
Edwina Wood Yiet
Thomaston and Reynolds Residents Visit Friends
Five Points notes list Sunday and weekend visits among Thomaston residents including Mr and Mrs Henry Adams Jr and family, Mrs J P Walker and children, Miss Wynnita Taylor, and others. Mentions include Alton Parker, W D Parker, Eloise and Allie Avery, Blanford Jarrell, and Stone Mountain trip, plus a concluding moral line about thrifty, well behaved youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynnita Taylor
Reynolds
Henry Jarrell
W.D. Parker
Eloise and
Aliie Avery
Thomaston
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
W. H. Haywood
W. D. Parker
Alvah Adams
Stone Mountain
Blanford Jarrell
Locust Grove
George Edwards
George Dawson
Birthday Dinner At Wainwright Home
Mrs. R E Wainwright hosted a birthday dinner on September 8 with daughters Mrs William and Miss Cathrine Wainwright. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Dunlap and family, Mrs Ann Dunlap, Mr and Mrs J J Wainwright and children, Mr and Mrs J D Wainwright, Mr and Mrs N T Allen and children, Mr and Mrs F H Moore and daughter, Mr Jessie Pittman, Mr Bennett Rogers, and Mrs Wm Wainwright and son. A noon meal under a shade featured abundant foods followed by singing and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Wainwright
William
Cathrine Wainwright
John Dunlap
Ann Dunlap
J. J. Wainwright
J .D. Wainwright
N. T. Allen
F. H Moore
Jessie Pittman
Bennett Rogers
Wm. Wainwright
Veteran Deputy High Court Clerk Dies in Georgia
W. B. Talley, veteran deputy clerk of the Georgia supreme court and court of appeals, died after a three month illness in Atlanta. He had just undergone surgery and was about to recover when a sudden relapse caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. BE. Talley
Georgia Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Savannah Designated Southern Delivery Point for Cotton
President Griffin of the Savannah Cotton Exchange learned from the New York Cotton Exchange that Savannah is designated a Southern delivery point for cotton futures contracts. The provision applies to contracts maturing October 1, 1930, and thereafter, aligning with the Savannah press report of local growers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Griffin
Savannah Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Savannah Press
Texas Wonder Elixir Promises Kidney and Back Relief
An advertisement for Texas Wonder claims cures for kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatism, and back pain. It promotes a small bottle priced at $1.25 and urges sending for testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Olive St. St Louis
Social News From Shingler and Macon Circles
Mrs Mary Watson visits her sons in Shingler and Miss Louise Parks stays with Miss Jeanette Brown. Frank and Frances Pickard of Macon visit Mrs Beulah and Frances Pickard. Jim Watson of Shingler visits Mrs F R Purvis. Macon guests include Mrs J S Martin and daughters with Virginia Kendall at the Childs home. Sweede Johnson of Americus days with Brown family. Marilou Averett visits Macon with sister Mrs R C Cannon. Parsonage Aid meets Wednesday. Mrs J M Brown returns from Daviston visit. Frank Fain and daughter of Andersonville visit Brown. Audrey Peterman returns from visit to Mrs Gurr Hamilton and Mrs Julia Jinks. H M Wolfe of Butler nurses Miss Mildred Purvis after appendicitis. friends wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Watson
Shingler
F. R. Purvis
J. S. Martin
Virginia Kendall
Macon
W. C. Childs
Marilou Averett
R. C. Cannon
Frank Fain
Audrey Peterman
Gurr Hamilton
Julia Jinks
H. M. Wolfe
Butler
Mildred Purvis
Miss Purvis
In Loving Memory of Mr. J. B. Hill
Obituary notice for J. B. Hill a Taylor County resident died Sept 8 funeral held at Prosperity Church with burial at Prosperity Cemetery Rev W H Emmerson officiating pallbearers were sons J M Eunice Harvie Marvin Hill and Vester Hill plus Sarah Lawhorn memory quoted from the sender describes surviving wife Josie Hill and six children with other relatives listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hill
Papa Hill
Taylor County
Couny
Josie Hill
J. M. Hill
Rupert
Eunice Hill
Atlanta
Marvin and
Harvie Hill
Mack Howard
Fort Valley
Edgar Lane
Georgia dove season opens under new law
Georgia hunters begin the dove season on Sept 1 under a new law announced by State Game and Fish Commissioner Peter S. Twitty. The season runs Sept 1 to Sept 30, then closes until Nov 20, reopens Nov 20 and ends Jan 31. Shooting over baited fields remains prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Peter S. Twitty
Twitty
Peach County Home Burned in Powersville Fire
Ed Greene prominent Peach county orchardist suffered a blaze that destroyed his country home near Powersville. Fort Valley equipment faced delays due to a blocked bridge, limiting response. Only a small amount of furniture survived as investigators cited a defective flue in the kitchen. Insurance partially covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Valley
Ed Greene
Peach County
Powersville
Ft. Valley
666 is a Prescription for Colds and Fevers
A short claim touts 666 as a speedy remedy for colds grippe influenza dengue bilious fever and malaria. The brief emphasizes its fast action and medical efficacy.
Local notes greet new residents and school opening
Mrs E J Walker returns to Lakeland after weeks with her daughter in Georgia. New residents Mr and Mrs Lester Halley arrive, with Halley serving as school principal. Visitors include families from Americus Columbus Atlanta and Jacksonville. Labor Day visits, twin girls born to the Abbott family, and school opens Sept 2 with 75 to 80 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Walker
Lakeland
Fla
Joe Wilder
Aldon Montgomery
Columbus
Lester Halley
Halley
R. C. Humber
Jehildren
Americus
J. L. Anthony
H. S. Wall
Carolyn
Dorothy Wall
Birmingham
Weaver Woodall
Jacksonville
J. M. Rogers
R. M. Jinks
John Walker
R. L. Fountain
Atlanta
W. B Griffin
Baby
Thal‘man, Ga
Hinton Woodall
Mildred Elizabeth
Tazewell
Leland Moore
Libert
Fowler
Southlan
Downs Lancaster
Ft. Perry
Roy Lawhorn
Ruby Jinks
Clyde Jinks
Colquitt
R. L. Bell
Reynolds
Roy Farrer
Ideal
H. G. Thurman
Edison
Margie Thurman
W. P. Hester
Cecil Hester
Labor Day
D. L. Averett
Cecil Abbott
Thomaston
D. C. Abbott
Norwich
Th School
Norwich Notes Socials and Family Visits Mentioned
Local residents report a flurry of visits and gatherings. Homer McGinty and family from Macon visited S. H. Harris and relatives, while Lumpkin, Watson, and Cooley families joined extended kin across Franklin, Thomaston, and Columbia. Abbott announces twins birth. Fowler and family from Cuthbert spent time with kin here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer McGinty
Macon
S. H. Harris
W. R Lumpkin
Herman Watson
Thomaston
J. B. Cooley
Franklin
Dollie Turner
Columbia
S. C
R. L. ‘Turner
Mollie McGinty
Boston
Earl Hammock
John’ Hammock
Rose
Jack Hammock
Dadeville
Ala
R. W. Harris
Cecil Abbott
Will Fowler
Cuthbert
R. L. Turner
J. Moore
Bue Vista
Tickets On Sale For Trains September Nineteen
Proportionately low fares or other points. Tickets on sale for trains September 19. Final limit many nights September 24, 1929. No luggage checked. Ample accommodations all. For sleeping car reservation schedules and other information, apply to Ticket Agent, Central of Georgia Ry. The Right Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central OF Georgia
The Dance of Life at Rialto Theatre Macon GA
Paramounts Wonder Show presents The Dance of Life an all talking all singing all dancing stage sensation Burlesque on screen at the Rialto Theatre Macon Georgia for a week with Cy Laughter music live backstage and on stage featuring love drama catchy songs dances costumes and lavish settings by a Broadway style revue promising heat thrills and hundreds of beauties in elaborate routines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Rialto
Macon
Wesley News Briefs Mixed Social Visits Across County
Mrs Robert Halstead and son of Americus visit relatives with the Amos and Heath families. Miss Adna Amos spends a day with Mrs Julian Edwards in Butler. Miss Frances Parker of Macon visits her parents Mr and Mrs Lige Parker with Mrs J C Wade of Columbus listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Halstead
Americus
Tom Amos
Adna Amos
Julian Edwards
Butler
Frances Parker
Macon
Lige Parker
J. C. Wade
Columbus
Siewert
Local families host weekend visits and gatherings
Mrs. C. Ceremereth and AmosTow, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willis, the Haywoods and their son from Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sealy with children, and J. A. Heath guests shared Sunday meals. D N Sealy of Macon plans a week with the Sealys and George Parker, while Mrs. Ab Adams and kids visited Mrs. John Adams. J. A. Heath, Miss Lois Heath and Alex Baldwin were guests Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Heath
Lois Heath
Alex Baldwin
Butler
Haywood Allen
C. Ceremereth
Amos
Walter Willis
Herbert Sealy
D N_ Sealy
Macon
George Parker
Ab Adams
John Adams
Rupert Happenings and Local Visits
Weekend notes show Miss Katrine Aultman in Mauk and Mrs R P Allman visiting Ellaville. Mrs J T Cochran returns home after Plains hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs Hill recover from recent illness. Families including Allman, Harvey, Hammock join H T Giles family for a Sunday visit. Ernest Coker of Oglethorpe is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrine Aultman
Mauk
R. P. Allman
Ellaville
J. T. Cochran
the Plains Hospital
Bennie Harvey
Jack Hammock
H. T. Giles
Ernest Coker
Oglethorpe
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Henry Adams, Jr
Chldren
Henry Adams
J. P. Walker
Seal Parker
Alton Parker
W. A. Jarrell
MM. KE. Smith
G. H. Goddard & CO
High Court
Texas
O. K
Macon County Motor Co
Reynolds, Ga
Howard News
Mary Watson
Louise Parks
Jeanette Brown
Frank Pickard
Frances and
Patsey
Beulah
Frances Pickard
Sweede Johnson
James Brown
J. M. Brown
Daviston
Frank Fain, Jr
Andersonville
R. L. Brown
Mark
Wesley
Mrs. S. Hill
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