Remarkable recovery claim after years as an invalid
Mr. W. W. Smith of Atlanta asserts his wife, once bedridden and able only to sit, regained strength after four bottles of Tanlac. He cites severe rheumatism, nervousness, liver sluggishness, kidney pains, stomach issues, and bilious spells as her prior ailments, noting thousands spent on doctors without effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Smith
Krueger Mfg. Co
Atlanta
Mr. Smith
BR. F. D
Tanlac
Central Hatchee Baptist Meeting Adds Five Members
Protracted meeting closed at the Baptist church Thursday night adding five members. Large crowds enjoyed singing by Mr. W. B. Hardy and Miss Bertha Adams. An ice cream supper by Miss Ruth Pullen delighted attendees. Various locals visited relatives here last week including Miss Dora Shelnutt from near Franklin staying with cousins in Palmetto and others from Jasper Alabama and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. B. Hardy
Bertha Adams
Ruth Pullen
Dora Shelnutt
Franklin
Flora Faver
Luther
Amos Norred
Ellie Mae
Palmetto
Pearl Eley
Jim Glainey
J. B. Gladney
Lowell
Ton. Samples and Children
Roopville
D. F. Adams
Jasper
Ala
Fred Athers
LaGrange
Bessie Davis
Blanche Thompson
Local Drug Stores Endorse Taniac After Wife’s Recovery
A Carolina man reports his wife recovered after taking four bottles of Taniac, saying she has become cheerful and strong again. He urges others to share his experience and lists multiple Georgia retailers and druggists that offered the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Carrolton
Tolbert Drug Co
Villa Rica
Bowdon Drug Co
Bowdon
Davis Pharmacy
Temple
Whitesburg Drug Co
Whitesburg
Roop & Company
Roopville
J. M. Arrington
Harman
R. F. D. Carrollton
Jokers Club and Ladies Socials Gather in Early Social Round
Mrs G Cook hosted Jokers Club members with one absent, guests including Mrs Raymond Robinson and Mrs R A Jolley. Salad and fruit punch followed. Mrs E M Bass entertained the Ladies Domino Club in a porch setting with golden glow and ferns, after an informal game of 42 a salad course was served. Miss Adolph Covington hosted a sewing hour for Miss Luella Bledsoe with guests including Mrs Loftin Glenn Holmes George Bledsoe CE Smith and others, ending with a pleasant salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jokers Club
G. €. Cook
Absnt
Raymond Robinson
R. A. Jolley
Mise Amos Stephens
Ray OX
E. M. Bass
Domino Clab
Howard Dobbs
Atlanta
Adolph Covington
Luella Bledsoe
Loftin
Glenn Holmes
George Bledsoe
Quitman
Ala
CE. Smith
Lawrence Turner
Trap Trawis
Walker Flournoy
Betty Cobb
O. V. Fowler
Herbert Bru
Birmingham
Chip Foster
Most Stephens
Lelia Bledsoe
Vannie Phillips
Pretty Afternoon Tea for Mrs. Bledsoe Guests in Birmingham
Mrs. J. C. Loftin and Mrs. Glenn Holmes hosted a large tea Monday at Mrs. T. C. Bledsoe’s Alabama street home. Guests included Mrs. George Bledsoe of Cullman Alabama Mrs. W. M. Weathers Mrs. 8. P. Coulson of Rome and Miss Louella Bledsoe of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Loftin
Glenn Holmes
T. C. Bledsoe
Alabama Street
George Bledsoe
Cullman, Als
W. M. Weathers
8. P. Coulson
Rome
Louella Bledsoe
Atlanta
Mary Lou New
Nell *Hale
A. P. Travis
Miss Christine McEachron Our Atlanta Guest At Bass Home Party
Miss Corine Bass complimented her attractive house guest Miss Christine McEachron of Atlanta with a delightful evening party Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Bass on Stewart street. The lawn porch were cozy and attractive with ferns and golden glow blossoms in yellow and green. Miss Viola Bass presided at the new bowl and Mrs Bass and Miss Bess McKown assisted in progressive conversation and games. Fifty five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corine Bass
Christine McEachron
Atlanta
E. M. Bass
Stewart Street
Mior
Viola Bass
Miss Jackson entertains Bowdon camping party at Cedar Street
Miss Myrtle Jackson hosted a small gathering on Cedar Street after a ball game between the home team and Lineville. The picnic on her lawn followed, with guests including Mrs Willis Brown Miss Ela Johnson Miss Neil Downs Miss Claire Downs and Mr Cliff Griffin along with Mr Roy Manley Mr Neil Roop Mrs Harry Brown Mr aps Jackson and Mr Jack Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Jackson
Lineville
Miss Jackson
Cedar Street
Willis Brown
Ela Johnson
Neil Downs
Claire Downs
Cliff Griffin
Roy Manley
Neil Roop
all_of
Bowdon
Harry Brown
Aps Jackson
Jack Barer
Visiting guests entertained with dinners in College street events
Honor to visitors from Rome includes Mr. and Mrs. Coalson, Miss Coalson, Miss Benard, and Miss Verrah Coalson. Hostesses Fannie Veal, R H McClellan, C E Roop, and Judge and Mrs Millican organized dinners and buffets with a varied group of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Coalson
W. W. Weathers
Verrah Coalson
Beatrice Benard
Rome
Irvin Cheney
Fannie Veal
College Street
R. H. McClellan
C. E. Roop
Coalson
Veal Baptist Church News and Local Burials
The Veal community reports the burial of a Bar baby at Pleasant Grove church after a Monday death with Rev. W. W. Benson officiating. Another infant death and burial at Pleasant Grove with Rev. Yarbrough and Rev. J. M. Bagwell. Protracted meetings begin at Veal Baptist Church on Saturday August 19 with Rev. Benson noted for his North Georgia Conference evangelism and church-building efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seab L. Bar
Pleasant Grove Church
W. W. Benson
Harlem
North Georgia Conference
W. B. C. Matrlow
J. M. Bagwell
Rowe McClendon
Miss Floy
Ross McClendon
Reuben
Grace McClendon
James Sims
Muscadine
Ala
A. A. McClendon
Veal Baptist
Sims
Welcome
Bro- Benson
M.E
Local Visitors and Church Services Noted in Bowdon Junction
Orlando visitor Charley Adams stays with his brother W. S. Adams as Carl Rhody and Albert Key travel to Shiloh. Jim Casey from Gordon County visits relatives. Rev. Hosea Garrett and Rev. D. J. Dodson lead protracted M. P. Church services with strong attendance. Mrs. Rhody of Buck Creek and George Parker of Piedmont Alabama among those visiting relatives. Hendrix family returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Adams
Orlando
Fla
W. S. Adams
Carl Rhody
Albert Key
Shiloh
Jim Casey
Gordon County
Hosea Garrett
D. J. Dodson
M. P. Church
Charles Rhody
Buck Creek
George Parker
Piedmont
Ala
Herschel Hendrix
Waco News Social Roundup at Local and Visiting Guests
Protracted services led by Rev J T Gibson in Roopville concluded Monday. Walter Parker and family visited BR Parker’s family. Lucigere Alexander with EF Alexander. Shiloh camp meeting attended by Cook. Braden family hosted Jasper Ala mother. Beulah Tolbert from Atlanta visiting Jeter family. Rev Dodson from Columbus assisted Hosea Garrett at Protestant church meetings. Sam Parker Elmer Hubbard visiting grandparents A H Parker. J D Smith daughter Marguerite returned from Atlanta. J G Powell of Newnan spent afternoon with sister E E Ragan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gibson
Roopville
Walter Parker
Miss Pearl
Atlanta
BR. Ho. Parker
EF. E. Alexander
Lucigere
Cook
Shiloh
A. W. Braden
Jasper
Ala
Beulah Tolbert
John Jeter
Dodson
Columbus
Hosea Garrett
Sam Parker
Elmer Hubbard
Savannah
A. H. Parker
J. D. Smith
Marguerite
C. C. Brasher
Tom Brasher
Alabama
Griggs
Crown Point
Carrolton
Hesterlee
Roscoe Knight
R. B. Gaston
Macon
Richards
Verner
Bill
Kate Mire
Pate
Wade Mobley
Florida
J. H. Melson
Christian Church
John Upshaw
Jacksonville
Tom He
Macedonia
Bessie Embry
Newnan
Social notes from SAND HILL and surrounding areas
Local residents and guests visit Alabama and Florida relatives, attend church events, and share weekend stays in Carrollton. Protracted services begin at Macedonia. eleven new church members noted. Jacksonville’s Mr John Upshaw visiting in town.
Hulett Visits and Local Gatherings Include Hembree Reunion
The week features Mr. C F Richards visiting his ill father in Hulett while Dr I H C Garst works on his yard for road view. Numerous notes cover relatives visiting Carrollton area, protracted meetings at Powellis Chapel, and various local travels among the Couch and Boyd families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Richards
W. T. Richards
Hulett
I. H.C. Garst
Master Garst
Florida
P. Richardson
Butler
Douglas
J. A. Couch
Lithia Springs
Harve Couch
Horace Fincher
Annie Moe Hamrick
Carrollton
Jimmie Couch
Hembree
C. Boyd
W. I. Hendrix
Watson
Bittie Hembree
W. G. Hembree
M. H. Gilland
Fand
Edgar Boyd
Felix Harper
Carrollt
Mayfield
Wilburn
Campbell County
John Couch
Powellis Chapel
Local Notes From Johnsons Chapel Community
Miss Laura Lidle returns to Talladega after weeks with Mr and Mrs W E Dickson. Inez and Reba Harper of Atlanta visit Litlie Cassie Dickson. Miss Neill to return home soon as school closes. Families host guests near Shiloh Carrollton and Lowell with social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lidle
Talladega
Ala
W.E. Dickson
Inez
Reba Harper
Atlanta
Litlie
Cassie Dickson
Miss Neill
God
J. W. Mote
Dren
J. A. Hammond
Shiloh
Eunice Neill
Johnson
W. E.dickson
A. Johinson
Rotherwood
W. W. Dickson
Alice Mote
Beala
May Johnson
Lou
Emily Wright
W. E. Dickson
Carrollt
Atanta
Lillie Dickson
Ruby Side
Lillie Yvrickson
Inez Harper
Lowell
W. S. Carroll
Elfert Cross
LaGrange
B.C. Cross
W. S. McClain
A. C
L. Thompson J
Tittlen
Leon
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Big Plant
Mrs. Dobbs
Miss Bledsoe
Boa Gane
McEachron
Mary Kate Holmes
Sarah Stewart
Cedartown
Carolin Pierce
Pierce
Elizabeth Copeland
Newnan Street
Veal
Bowdon Junction
Waco News
J. T. Hichards
T. J. Boyd
John Jordan
H. J. Boyd
Billa Harper
Minnie Boyd
Homer Morris
Draketown
R. J. Boyd
D. M. Boyd
Jim Copeland
Paul Smith
F. G. Payne
Johnson’s Chapel
Expectiant Hothers
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