Saturday Social Recap From Wayside News
A jumble of names and visits from the Wayside community. Vera Stewart Hackney attended a funeral with Rev Wil Hunt. Several residents from Hulett and Cross Plains visited family members in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturlay
Tirsth Angel
Bo Blulack
Rue Vo Cross
Wil Hunt
Vera Stewart Hackney
Bundiv
Mira
Ruth McGuire
Toby
Hulett
M. B. Morris
Henry Duke
Babyy
Mis Ol
A Webb
J. R. Williams
Tramaby
Clem
Kara Young
Fia
Misa Wretha Werrin
Clentelle Worsley
Ida Ole
Zon
Noah
Cross Plains
Ita Latinien
Lizzie
Tesh Revge Ani
J. C. Latimer
Misa
Horsley
Lola Morela Bandiy
Doo Blalowk
Clarence
Wii Werbert Stieher
My Whorter
Mollio Blalnek Sintiay
Wayside in Heard County Revivals Draw Crowds
The text notes numerous revivals in Wayside, Heard County, led by local figures including Mr. Leyvaugha Rutland and Walter Smith. It mentions steady attendance and that many concerts followed, highlighting the sect’s ongoing influence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Enmning
Leyvaugha Rutland
Shady Grove Farm News Reports Quiet Winter Gatherings
Shady Grove notes show many farmers quilling foils HTynts while families attend church events and Sunday gatherings. Local mentions include Mrs Brown, Mr best Taylor, Iron Lowell, Miss Addie, and the Wright Driver family. visitors from Alabama and nearby towns. plus prayers and hopeful health updates amid a reflective, communal tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Brown
Best Taylor
Iron Lowell
Bud
Wright Driver
Misa Addie
Rennie Shofich
Mia
Maggie Walle
Bryce
Witter
Mes
Vonnie Rigsby
Alabama
Bea Cox
Crrvellton
Ethel Richardain
Sam Than
Will Griffies
Ming Alig Driver
For Sale Overland Car At KT With Trade Wanted
For sale an Overland car in first class condition with a few tires and nine tales. Will trade for a good bow. Visit Kaylor's at Thone 488 Pangidoitya to view this vehicle.
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Kaylor
Thone
Temple Social News Highlights Regional Visits and Guests
Miss Fiva Garnier of Bear, Alabama visits Mrs T M apricil. Visitors include Miss Maggie Tanner of Carrollton staying with Mrs G L McPherson. The text lists numerous visits by residents to Birmingham, Atlanta, Bremen and Richland, with relatives and hosts named among mutual friends.
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Fiva Garnier
Bear, Alay
Oni
Mig. S. OK
Strickland
Athilta
Mixs
Maggie Tanner
Carrollton
G. Ll. McPherson
McPherson Aind Childred
Pay
Sarah
Birmingham
Missea Eve Green
Floria Strick
Birmingabin
Lina
Hod Mya
R, Green
Luining Kirk
Aligaud
Wells Aid Ehiddren
Richiland
Ruth Wells
Richiand
OH. Wells
Hayt Wink
Cilinian
Ala
R. M. Thomason
Montag
St. Louia
Apel Boverall
Katherine
Elizabeth Asw
Atlanta
Mra
John Davis
Misa
Magie Grifin
Sallie Grifin
Mia
Keat Leo
Pleasant Hill News of Visits and Revival at Local Place
Pleasant Hill notes describe visits by Sidney Howard and others from Villa Rica Griffin Villa Rio and Atlanta. A protracted revival led by Rev George Jones occurred and several local families hosted guests. An accident injured Miss Florence Robinson and Miss Eigie Lou Scott, while Bill Lee and others planned moves and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Estes
Griffin
Sallie Cantheyan
Dora Tyson
Bill Lee
Amlix
Hoopville
Holdin Loufnett
Atlanta
Flornece Nhnison
Ami Brown
Care
Wilton
Mery
Gallia Custleniny
George Jones
Julia Cook
Villa Rion
Tnatavek
Tom Wilson
Oxcur
Jon Wings
Bill Long
Flornece Robinson
Athelta
Alvin Chandler
Nar Hulett
Wid
Lyle
Frank Taylor
Srvollton
Diveey Parker
Florence Robinson
Eigie Lou Scott
Annie Belle Robinson
Wil Wilson
Hugh Williams
Wilson
Sidney Howard
Villa Area
John Cook
Lee Reeves
The
Vamp
HULETT Mere J J Walland Letter Says Will Leave For Minn
A letter from Willard dated the 20th announces departure for Minnesota. Miss Novaenna is improving and Tit le Lelie Dilean is recovering. A series of meetings at the M F cure begins Saturday evening and continues through Sunday night. Mrs 2 1 Noles is ill with typhoid fever. Lovell Leona Holland and Agnes Higgina have returned from schools. Miller's reports 17 pupils in daily attendance.
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Novaenna
Lelie Dilean
Apeny
M. F
Vin’elowk
Noles
Lovell
Leona Holland
Agnes Higgina
Misney Hall
Miller's
The Service Flag Poem of Courage and Sacrifice
A wartime poem by Beaumond Kennedy urging reverence for service and sacrifice. It highlights a border of white for purity and blue stars for courage while praying that men return home from war and that the blue stars do not change to gold. The piece honors those who die and pledges enduring patriotism.
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Ted
Sari Beaumond Kennedy
For Representative To My Wellow Citizens of Carroll County
JOAN T. HIXON announces her candidacy for representative and pledges faithful service and best efforts. She asks for support in the upcoming primary election on September 11, 1918.
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Carroll County
Hala
Joan T. Hixon
James L. Smith Seeks Democratic Primary Support in Carroll County
A candidate for representative in Carroll County announces his run subject to the democratic primary held on September 11, 1918. He asks for voters’ support and influence from the people for the forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroll County
James L. Smith
Re Election Bid From Garrell County Representative
J M Bagwell announces candidacy for re election as representative of Garrell County subject to the September 11 primary. He thanks supporters and asks continued backing and influence.
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Garrell County
J. M. Bagwell
Spence Announces Candidacy for State Senator 37th District
In a voter solicitation, Spence declares candidacy for State Senator from the 37th district. He states no grand promises but pledges honest public service and full commitment to the people’s interests, urging voters to elect him. The message notes the September 11, 1918 primary and emphasizes devoted service to Carrall County.
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iTo
Carrall County
Owl
Spence
Candidate declares bid for State Senator in 37th District
A citizen announces candidacy for State Senator from the 37th District subject to the primary. The statement pledges to advocate wisely for the constituency and asks the qualified county voters for support in the primary.
Shirley Boykin Seeks Democratic Support for 7th District Senate Run
Shirley Boykin announces candidacy for State Senate in the 7th District subject to the Democratic primary. She urges support and influence to assist her campaign.
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Shirley Boykin
Liberty Bond Serial Offer Sparks confusion at Jacob's Garage
A local notice explains a $50 Liberty Bond found by Hayant Smith aged unknown. The finder is told to claim it by providing the serial number at Jacob's Garage, indicating a straightforward recovery action and location.
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Pax
Hayant Smith
Getih
Jacob
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