Red Cross Plans Roll Call From Armistice to Thanksgiving
The Fourth Red Cross Roll Call will run from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 25. Dr. Livingston Farrand announced that postwar Roll Calls will renew public allegiance through dollar memberships. He said 10 million members exist, with 14 million Junior Red Cross children. The funds support veterans care, nursing, disaster preparedness, home and community service, and relief in war-torn Europe. The program highlights include Red Cross institutes for the blind, health centers in King and Kitsap counties, large nursing corps, disaster response units, and extensive Balkan relief.
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Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee
American Red Cross
America
Red Cross Institute For the Blind
Baltimore
Seattle
Wash
King
Kitsap
U. S
Public Health Service
Europe
Balkan States
Community notes from Five Points Marion County
Mrs JG Guthrie and son James Mason of Atlanta spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J T Wadsworth and Mr and Mrs Frank Brady and Herman Brady of Tazewell were guests of Mr and Mrs John Bradly. Miss Neva Maude Wadsworth left for Buena Vista to enter high school for fall term. Jesse Hanson of Manchester spent the weekend with friends. Sadie Mae Sears of Talbotton is visiting Mrs W F Phillips this week. Mrs Belle Gaines has returned.
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JG Guthrie
James Mason
Atlanta
J T Wadsworth
Frank Brady
Herman
Tazewell
John Bradly
Neva Maude Wadsworth
Buena Vista
Jesse Hanson
Manchester
Meritone touted as cure for rheumatism in Knoxville ad
Mrs Emma Kidd of Lonsdale Tennessee says Meritone relieved her two year rheumatism after six weeks bedridden She reports swelling gone pain vanished and nerves improved since taking Meritone and urges others to try it Reynolds Pharmacy markets the tonic as the remedy for rheumatism and related ailments.
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Emma_ Kidd
Galbreath Street
Lonsdale
Knoxville
Tenn
Meritone
Real Merit
Reynolds
el Reynolds Pharmacy
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs F T McGill hosted a two month stay at Thomaston with her daughter. Mrs Robert Chapman and children from Manchester were guests of Mrs T D Roberts. Charlie Flournoy attends Locust Grove Institute this year. Elder T D Roberts and Miss Nella Belle Roberts left early Tuesday for Phoenix City Alabama to attend the three day Association there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F T McGill
Thomaston
Robert Chapman
Manchester
TD Roberts
Charlie Flournoy
Locust Grove Institute
T D Roberts
Nella Belle Roberts
Phoenix City
Wesley News Bridegroom Guests and Visits Reported
Wesley News notes Miss Mattie and Dollie Ross of Macon visiting Aunt Mrs. T M Smith over the weekend. Miss Pearl Adams attended the Columbus Association last week. Mrs. W E Bazemore visiting relatives at Cress this week. Mrs. W B Baldwin stayed Friday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J A Heath. Mr. Albert Smith spent several days in Fort Valley. Mr. J H Adams and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams in Howard. Mr. and Mrs. B H Bazemore were weekend guests of Mrs. Nora Waters at Pine Grove.
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Mattie and
Dollie Ross
Macon
T M Smith
Miss Pearl Adams
Columbus
Association
W B Baldwin
Mrs
J A Heath
Albert Smith
Fort Valley
J H Adams
Will Adams
Howard
B H Bazemore
Nora Waters
Pine Grove
Howard Happenings Parade of local visits and gatherings
Mr and Mrs R L Brown visited Columbus Saturday. Accounts of relatives visiting, school plans in Reynolds, and various Sunday gatherings surface. Miss Mildred Brown and Elizabeth Sealy left for Reynolds to attend school, while George Aycock breaks his arm but improves. Mr and Mrs J B Jones hosted a Saturday evening with Jewell Irvin as guests and music, refreshments, and a lively young crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L Brown
Columbus
Horace Watson
Willie Morris
Centerville
Charlie Willis
Mildred Brown
Elizabeth Sealy
Reynolds
Lewis Hill
Sallie Averett
Junction City
Belcher
Velma Putman
Atlanta
A. F. Fain
Janie Neisler
Macon
J H Adams
Dan
W B Adams
J A Buckner
Horeb
A M Greathouse
F R. Purvis
Association
Phoenix City
D N Sealy
J R Williams
W E Hightower
Evans Brown
A H Sealy
Herman Akins
Box Springs
George Aycock
J B Jones
Jewell Irvin
Miss Annie Lizzie Parks Visits Geneva Relatives
Miss Annie Lizzie Parks spent the weekend as a guest of relatives in Geneva, enjoying family time and local hospitality.
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Annie Lizzie Parks
Geneva
Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Daviston notes show Mrs J T Parker and daughter visiting Mrs Barney Smith in Carsonville, and Miss Lucye Smith hosting Miss Sallie Emma Butler at Spink's Chapel. Miss Edna Haywood from Five Points guests Lonnie Parker. Mrs E R Olive of Prattsburg visits sister Mrs J D Cooke. Charlie Averett of Upson visits aunt Mrs H T Johnson. Mrs J P Walker and children spend weekend with sister Mrs Grady Gassett in Wesley. Ava Ward and Floyd Daniel of Upson county wed Sunday afternoon with Rev W E Hightower officiating. Rev Marion Grier of Oglethorpe preached farewell at Hereb, successor likely Rev J T Goare to Richland.
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J T Parker
Barney Smith
Carsonville
Lucye Smith
Sallie Emma Butler
Spink’s Chapel
Miss Gilbert
Bonnie Lee Willis
J T Willis
Panhandle
Edna Haywood
Five Points
Lonnie Parker
E R Olive
Prattsburg
J D Cooke
Charlie Averett
Upson
H T Johnson
J P Walker
Grady Gassett
Wesley
Ava Ward
Floyd Daniel
Upson County
W E_ Hightower
Howard
Marion. Grier
Oglethorpe
Bar Exam Candidate Defines Law as Possession Tool
A candidate at a bar examination defined law as the means by which we acquire legal possession of property belonging to another, remarking on the law’s role in property rights. The Boston Transcript notes the remark as a notable quote from the exam.
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Boston Transcript
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Pean Iacrais
New York City
Chicago
Marion County
Wesley News
W E Bazemore
Cress
Scott & Bowne Makers
Scott's
Daviston
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