Hulett Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Mary Roberts of Douglasville visits her brother Dr. O W Roberts. HH W Sewell of Rome stays with relatives. Mrs T W Carroll returns from Alabama. Phil Astin and Mary visit from Villa Rica. Ara Aderhold returns from Alabama City. Maud Taylor visits with Maud Mea Whorter. Elijah Bryant visits J Ayers. Kate Entrekin visits J E Boyd. Mrs Camon of Birmingham visits son E B Camon. Little Hady Boyd dies after five weeks illness. burial at Powells Chapel. sympathy offered. Singing at the place features Siegel. Timmons brothers join for first time with fine music.
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T. W. Carroll
Alabama
Phil Astin
Little
Mary
Villa Rica
Hulett
Ara Aderhold
Miss Maud Taylor
Maud Mea
Elijah Bryant
J. Ayers
Kate Entrekin
J. E. Boyd
Camon
Birmingham
Ala
E. B.camon
Hady Boyd
Powells Chapel
Siegel
Timmons Boys
Lost or stolen watch with photo return details
A gold case watch with Illinois movement and a Suzianne coffee fob attached, plus a ladies photo on the back, is reported missing. Please return to W. L. McClure at C. M. Tanner Grocery Co. or the Free Press Office for a reward.
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Illinois Movement
W. L. McClure
C. M. Tanner Grocery Co
Free Press Office
Warm Weather and Social Visits in Shady Grove
The rural updates note very warm weather and illness of Mr. Will Lott. Neighbors and relatives attend Sunday school and visits in Hickory Level, Midway, Abilene, and near this place. One line suggests a Simonton mill picnic as a desirable site. Next weekend hosts and meeting calls are announced.
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Simonton’s Mill
Shiloh Notes Weather and Local Socials
The community reports continued fine weather with corn and cotton planting underway. Several families and individuals are cited visiting, hosting, and attending Sunday services and Sunday school, with health improvements noted for Mrs Sarah Tyson.
Devoe Paint Offer Letter to Roop Hardware Co
A letter from F W Devoe & Co to Roop Hardware Co asserts Devoe paint uses fewer gallons and costs less. The writer claims Devoe is the better value and offers proof by contrasting Devoe with other brands on a job.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Go, P.S. Roop Hardware Co
Shady Grove Community Notes from Last Week
Married last Sunday Miss Othela Dyer and Mr Richard Holland of this place. Viola and Evie Tacket spent Saturday night with Mr Bell Carter near Abilene. Young people attended the Singing at Hulett last Sunday. School closed last Friday. Sallie Robinson visited Mrs Grand last Tuesday. J L Jackson visited his father near Liver last Friday. Sallie and Annie Hendrix were guests of Mrs J W Horton Friday evening. Singing at Mr DF West Sunday night was enjoyed by all. Bernie and Maggie Peek were there Saturday afternoon.
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Sallie Robinson
Alteon Horton
Hickory Level
J.W. Horton
J. M. Hendrix
Mrs Spence
Near Abilene
Marvin Hendrix
Alzena Horton
Eva Allen
M. F. Peek
J. A. Upshaw
Center Point
Lena
Lula Muse
Abilene
Florence
Alzada Morgan
J. P. Jordan
Midway
Sallie Williamson
Allen
W. D. Roberts
Rev. C. Dial
Liberty
J. S. Johnson
This Place
S. W. Harper
J. A. Hammond
J. A. Camp
W. A. Johnson
Jamie Johnson
Alice Johnson
Rother Wood
Sarah Tyson
Lee Brown
B.T. Roberts
Dunlap Musix
Harvey Gray
Annie Johnson
Mirian Stephens
Othela Dyer
Richard Holland
Viola
Evie Tacket
Bell Carter
Hulett
Sallie
Annie Hendrix
J. W. Horton
DF West
Local Socials and Visits Span Salem and Nearby Towns
Salem residents joined a Liver Sunday singing with Lonnie Yates and Sisters. Visitors included G W Blackwelder with family at Oak Grove and John Willingham’s party at Joe Yates’s home. Mamie Rigsby and Lula Graimger travel to Carrollton. J W McWheter’s family visited Sackville relatives. Donie Yates returns from Bremen. Wealey Blackwelder injured by barb wire. A correspondent picnic is proposed at Victory or Simonton’s Mill.
Keep Cheerful A Weathered View On Hard Times
Clara Parker recommends a steady, practical attitude toward misfortune, comparing rainy weather to bad luck. She urges readers to accept setbacks, avoid despair, and repeat to themselves that hardship will pass, citing daily weather as a metaphor for resilience. The commentary appears in St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Clara Parker
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
HH. W. Sewell
Rome
Martin Boyd
Rice
Frances Duncan
Shady Grove
Will Lott
O. J. Morgan
Bernie
Maggie Peek
Arzenal Horton
Shiloh
Joe Carrollton
Arden
Guano Distributors
Manu
E. N. Camp & Son
Moreland, Ga
Tagg
Acme
Neal
Carrollton Hardware
Salem
Liver
Lonnie Yates
Oak Grove
G. W. Blackwelder
Farnie Smith
John Willingham
Joe Yates
Mamie Rigsby
Lula Graimger
Carrollton
J. W. McWheter
Sackville
Donie Yates
Bremen
Wealey Blackwelder
Victory
Simontons Mill
C.C
Temple
Gam
Fair Play
County Line
Whitesburg
Banning
Cross Plains
Clem Lowell
New Mexico
Tyus
Roopville
Bowdon
Smithfield
J. S. Williams
Cross Plains, GA
Turner & Brook
West Point
W. RY
California
Texas
Mexico
F. M. Thompson
Atlan
Ates
J. P. Billups
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