Pleasant Hill Protracted Meeting Joins Community Picnic
Pleasant Hill notes a seven member closing of a protracted meeting on Saturday. Local visits include Mrs M L T Turner and family with BE Turner, J M Wallis group, and Ruth Braswell and others. A church picnic hosted by Misses Mayer and Jewell Burks delighted attendees including Joyce Turner and Ruth Braswell. Local visits span Oak Ridge Carrollton and Alabama travel.
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M. L. T. Turner
BE. L. Turner
J. M. Wallis
Tom Stovall
Dick Ward
Little Vine
E. I. Turner
Mayer
Jewell Burks
HULETT NEWS Hints of visits and homecomings in town
Miss Eunice Heerason returns to Palmetto after staying with grandmother Mrs. John Boyd. Aliss Vera Pollard of Temple spent last week with Misses Dora and Voy Hogan. Mr and Mrs Joe Horsley of 17th met twins. Ms Cornelia Thompson, visiting Miss Lottie Duncan, has returned to Stige at Turin. Miss Lettiv accompanied her home. Miss Coleman of South Georgia is ven.
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Eunice Heerason
Palmetto
John Boyd
Aliss Vera Pollard
Temple
Dora
Voy Hogan
Joe Horsley
17Th Met
Cornelia Thompson
Lottie Duncan
St Lge
Turin
Miss Lettiv
Miss Coleman
South Georgia
Local Visitors and Church Additions Noted at Mara Will
Miss Vern Hinesley hosted guests Dora and Voyce Hogan this week. Charleie Pollard of Temple visited Voyce and Essie Hogan. Hogan and Noyd along with Lumaden, Boyd, and others traveled to Carrollton. Earl Embry and Smily Gan ton joined Earl McGuire and Mamie Grizard at singing school in Consolation. Malcolm Holcomb and wife of Carrollton visited Ginsay Holland. Essie Hogan visited relatives near Wayside. Protracted meeting closed at Mara Will with several joining church by profession or by letter.
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Dora and
Voyce Hogan
C. Hogan
Charleie Pollard
Temple
Voyce
Essie Hogan
Cheater Hogan
M. A. Noyd
O. ©. Lumaden
Eo Boyd
Carrollton
Earl Embry
Smily Ganton
Earl McGuire
Mamie Grizard
Consolation
Malcolm Holcomb
Ginsay Holland
Misa Essie Hogan
Way Side
Mara Will
Georgia School for the Deaf Opens for Deaf Children
Parents urged to send deaf children ages 7 to 25 to the Georgia School for the Deaf at Cave Spring opening on Wednesday September 10. Free education provided with rail fare and clothing aid available upon certificate. The school teaches speech reading writing and practical work to foster independence and good citizenship.
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Georgia School For the
Georgia
Pyrodine Offered as Treatment for Pyorrhea at Carliste's
An advertisement states Pyrodine is the most efficient preparation for the treatment and prevention of Pyorrhea Riggs disease and is available for sale at Carliste's Pharmacy.
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Carliste’s Pharmacy
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