Presbyterian Brotherhood Program and Meeting Notes
Program for Wednesday July 22 at 8 PM includes singing prayer roll call scripture lesson read by R W Aycock talks by S Holderness and L C Mandeville and members of the Brotherhood with open conference questions and answers and the Lord s Prayer in concert Public invited to attend Jhon Riha of Vining Ia endorses DeWitt s Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by Hamrick s Pharmacy noting satisfaction and personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Aycock
S. Holderness
L. C. Mandeville, Sr
Brotherhood
Jhon Riha
Vining
DeWitt
Hamrick
Judge F M Longly Nominated to Senate From 37th District
The 37th Senatorial District convened at Franklin Heard County on July 1 1908 with temporary chair Hon B B Whitaker. M N Mooty nominated Judge F M Longly of Troup who was unanimously elected by acclamation and accepted. Executive committee named for two years and secretary ordered to file proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge FM. Longly
Troup
Senate
Franklin
Heard County
B. B. Whitaker
Heard
Whitaker
W. J. Millican
Carroll
W. C. Adamson
J. W. Ray
F. S. Lottin
B. P. Whitaker
Trou
Longly
W. O. Perry
J. W. Hays
Henry Reaves
M. N. Mooty
B. Whitaker
Chm
Sec'ty
Miss Lena Hogan Hosts Thursday Club Gathering
The Thursday Afternoon Club enjoyed a pleasant meeting with Miss Lena Hogan last week. Her sister Miss Pearl Hogan assisted in entertaining. An ice course was served as members including Clyde Liffey Annie Mae Perdue Imogene Wilson Basie Bledsoe Ruby Beall Kate Thornton and Leta Puckett attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hogan
Miss Pearl Hogan
Clyde Liffey
Annie Mae Perdue
Imogene Wilson
Basie Bledsoe
Ruby Beall
Kate Thornton
Leta Puckett
Baskin & Baskin Offer Half Off Summer Hats
One third to one half price on summer millinery and baby caps at Baskin & Baskin, inviting shoppers to save on stylish headwear for warm months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baskin & Baskin
Banks Form Atlanta National Currency Association
Eighteen prominent Georgia banks unite to form the Atlanta National Currency Association under the Aldrich Vreeland bill to issue emergency currency backed by securities and approved by the treasury. President Col R J Lowry says the plan aims to protect depositors and public confidence while ready for any crisis. Members include banks in Atlanta Augusta Athens Gainesville Griffin Jackson Marietta Rome Toccoa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Georgia
Atlanta
Aldrich-Vreeland
Congress
Ational
Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Atlanta National Currency Association
National Banks of
R. J. Lowry
Lowry National Bank
Banke
Publi
Lowry National
American National
Atlanta National
Third National
Fourth National
National Exchange Bank
Augusta
Georgia National Bank
Athens
First National Bank
Barnesville
Carrollton
Third National Bank
Columbia
Revelation of Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Lung Health
A reader from Li M, Ruggles, Reasner, Iowa reports a cure for severe lung trouble using Foley's Honey and Tar. The doctors diagnosed consumption and hemorrhages. after using the remedy, symptoms stopped and lungs healed, with relief from pains. Sold by Hamrick's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Li M
Ruggles
Reasner
Iowa
Hamrick
Cedartown and Carrollton Soldiers Go To Chickamauga Camp
The Cedartown Riden left Monday for Chickamauga for ten days of encampment with Georgia military companies. Three special trains brought troops via Seaboard to Cedartown and the Central. Carrollton Platoon joined Co G to fill quotas. Captain W H Trawick praised the men and officers C C Bunn and F A Witt for the well organized unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedartown Riden
Chickamauga
Gorgia
Cedartown
Seabard
Vee
Central
Boye
Carrollton
W. H. Trawick
C. C. Bunn
F. A. Witt
Uncle Sam
Masons Elect New Officers at Fourth Congress
Columbus Georgia July 11 Masons of the Fourth Congressional District elected L T Moser Torin Georg Guon Waverly Hall Cavender Newnan J W Kelly Columbus as officers at their annual convention held in Senoia Newnan chosen as next meeting place The convention was the largest since the group was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
Masons of the
Senoia Ga
L. T. Moser
Torin
W. M
City Council Action to Enforce Sanitary Ordinance
The city council ordered strict enforcement of the sanitary ordinance Sec 477 prohibiting filth collections and stagnant water on property. Citizens are urged to promptly clean premises to prevent nuisances and health hazards under the city code. Signed by Mayor Protem J M Barns and Clerk E B Merrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Barns
E. B.merrell
Protem
Carroll County Masonic Convention Convenes August Fifth
The Carroll County Masonic Convention meets August 5 at the Masonic hall in Carrollton. Preparations target a large attendance from county lodges with likely Grand Lodge officers present for an instructive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Masonic Hall
Carrollton
Cure Tate
Grand Lodge
Removal Sale Offers Deep Discounts on All In Stock Goods
Due to moving, for thirty days prices are cut on all hardware tinware glassware crockery and stoves for cash. Includes New Enterprise Stove fruit jars jelly glasses and more. Seven show cases also offered at a bargain by J. H. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Harris
Protracted Meeting Planned Before Fourth Sunday
Usion notes a debate at this place going along fine. Miss Lizzie Webb from Clem visits Mrs. J. W. Simpkins. Residents attend Pleasant Hill singing. Miss Emily Heathins visits Ira and J. D. Driver. Mina Pearlie Hammond attends Shiloh preaching. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Driver welcome a baby girl. Frank Davis singing last Sunday evening praised by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Webb
Clem
J. W. Simpkins
Pleasant Hill
Emily Heathins
Ira
J. D. Driver
Mina Pearlie Hammond
Shiloh
Frank Davis
Benford's School House News and Events
Dry weather persists as farmers store tools for rent. George Brooke and Addie Johnson wed on the second Sunday morning with Rev J D H Robinson officiating. Pleasant Grove meeting draws large turnout with Rev W Knight teaching and a member received by letter. Katy Robinson and F F Staples begin a term. H J Reaves reports a sick cow. Roads are poor due to lack of work this year and mail carriers expect to complain soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brooke
Addie Johnson
J. D. H. Robinson
Pleasant Grove
W. Knight
Katy Robinson
Money Matters for Fall Savings Advised by R D Jackson
A promotional call urges readers to arrange money matters for fall, urging prompt action to avoid rush. Signed by R D Jackson, it emphasizes favorable terms and financial caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D, Jackson
War Against Consumption and Foley’s Honey and Tar Claim
The notice urges nations to combat consumption, calling it the white plague. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cure for coughs and consumption, warns against unknown products, and notes Hamrick's sells Foley’s product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Hamrick
Restorative claim drives summer nerve relief
Dr Shoop s Restorative is touted as a tinic to offset heat and restore weak nerves. It promises faster appetite, digestion aid, and kidney and heart support by rebuilding worn nerves, with quick daily improvements and a 48 hour promise. Sold by Camp Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Five Room Dwelling Fronting City Park For Sale
Real estate notice describes a five room dwelling facing City Park offered for sale in an exceptional location. Local businesses Barkiner Baskin Baskin DeWitt mention small safe medicines, Hamrick's Pharmacy sells related items. Creel Jewelry Co advertises new jewelry novelties and belts buckles. Stewart Fleming notes arrival of buggies surreys and additional vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkiner Baskin & Baskin
Stewart & Fleming
Central of Georgia Railway 60 Schedule from Griffin and Chattanooga
Train times listed show departures and arrivals involving Griffin Bremen Chattanooga with service effective January 12, 1908. Details include Griffin departures at 1 10 p m and 5 42 a m and arrivals from Griffin at 8 00 p m. Bremen and Chattanooga connections mentioned with various times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central OF Georgia Railway
Griffin
Chattanooga
Bremen
Cattanooga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Masons
Masonic
Usion
Benford's
F. F. Staples
H. J. Reaves
DeWitt’s
Hamrick’s Pharmacy
Creel Jewelry Co
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