Community News From Mountain Side District
Miss Mattie and Ola Cash and Bertha Davis host and visit across families. Numerous locals, including Dan Masden, Jettie Embry, Maggie Fuller, Nan Phillips, and Bertha Davis, share weekend visits while clouding health notes and social events. A rock party by Clara Phillips draws a large crowd, with several families spending Sundays with kin in Clem and Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie and
Ola Cash
Bertha Davis
Dan Masden
Jettie Embry
Inky Cook
Maggie Fuller
Greenville
Oliver Rooks
Clem
Jiwntie Treadwell
Ince Gladiey
Nan Phillps
Kehious Aeree
Manuel
Olin Phillips
Willie O. Fimbry
Mattie
Corene Phillips
Mattie J. Daugherty
Genie Masden
Fred Holloway
Jay Daugherty
Mae Gladney
Beckie Phillips
Lone Rooks
Eugene Rooks
John Clark
Newtow
Bertha Cavender
Clara Phillips
Annie Cook
Jewel Clark
Cooktown
Jettie Fmdry
Alice Phillips
Carrollton
Erline Jones
Anna Daugherty
Daniel Daugherty
Little Clara Phillips
Cap Phillips
Victory Tone in Public Debate Praises President Wilson
Bates Causey argues against constant denouncing of the government and urges support for President Wilson. He claims Wilson’s leadership saved democracy, helped secure global peace, and emphasizes Americanism as loyalty to the nation and its administration. He criticizes Republicans for anarchic critique and warns that dissent without cause jeopardizes government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. 7
W. Ti
Bates Causey
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Social visits and neighbors in Westbrook community
Mrs W J Phillips and daughters Misses Cos and Fay hosted visitors including Mrs W T Kilgore of Carralton and Mrs B Gordon with Mrs Lem Gordon. Numerous calls and Sunday visits noted among the Phillips and Gordon families with neighbors from Carrollton and Lowell. School opens later this month with Miss Burzelle Gordon attending Miss Cue Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Phillips
Cos and
Fay
Nolmes
Winnie
W. TL. Kilgore
Nent Carralton
B. Gordon
Lem Gordon
Jesse Muse
Burzelle Gordon
Misa Cue Phillips
Pleasant Hill Family Visits and Local Gatherings
Pleasant Hill notes show Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Burks and family visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ti. Burks on Saturday. Mrs. B. R. Turner and children James Mowari and Dorris visited Mrs. E. L. Turner on Wednesday. The B. R. Turner family spent weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. F. Broom in Plowshare. W. L. Long and son John Henry shared Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Burks
J. Ti. Burks
B. R. Turner
James Mowari
Dorris
E. L. Turner
J. A. F. Broom
Plowshare
W. L. Long
John Henry
J. H. Burks
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Atlanta, Ga
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S. J. Boykin & Sons, Inc. General Insurance
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Alabama Street
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Mes
Jack Phillips
Jim Tyson
Claudy
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Fred Phillips
Lom Gordon
Tuck Phillips
Frank Stewart
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Pred Phillips
Warris Springer
Winnie Holmes
W. E. Murphy
Lizzie Mae Lands
L. A. Gordon
Bud Strickland
Mr. Dewey Mixe
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Silvco
Hamepee
TYBEE
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Flint
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