Brilliant Reception Honors Atlanti guests on Friday
Mrs. J C Brock and cohostesses entertained at a stylish reception on Friday afternoon for guests from Atlantic and Decatur. The South street home was lavishly decorated with yellow and purple tones, china and greenery. One hundred guests called between five and six, with Mrs Brock and guests in elegant gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Ivey
Brock
Mrs. Kramer
Mrs. Capps
Miss Wiliams
Miss Mack
Miss Brock
F. A. Herndon
George Head
Mary ‘Bickford
Evelyn Brown
MeWHORTER Marriage at Bride's Mother's Home
MeWHORTER was married last Sunday at the home of the bride's mother Mrs Nona Clark to Mr John Fountain. The piece notes visits among local families, moves of smithy owner Olin Thompson, crop losses due to high river waters, and a local man BR Eidson being announced for commissioner of roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona Clark
John Fountain
Gus Sticher
Allen Sticher
Carroll
Ed Duke
Tom Fountain
Hannah
Jasper Sticher
Jillia Brown
Mart
Whitesburg
Olin Thompson
Claud Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Gile
BR. M. Eidson
Mrs Fitts Hosts Theatre Party for Mrs Lowrey
Mrs Robert Fitts entertained twenty ladies Thursday afternoon in the Red Cross tea room for Mrs John Lowrey Sr of Dawson guest of Mrs John Lowrey Jr. Guests enjoyed a five reel picture after decorations with crepe ivy and central flower vases. Miss Isabelle and Master Francis assisted their mother in entertaining. A variety of sandwiches and sherbet were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fitts
John Lowrey
Dawson
John Lowrey, Jr
Red Cross
Isabelle
Francis
Dancing Party Honors Guests at Friday Evening
Mrs Ruth Kramer hosted a Friday evening dance in honor of guests including Mrs Frank Stanton Miss Elizabeth Mack and Miss Mary Gapps with many attendees from Atlanta and local society such as Mrs Mary Bickford Miss Rachel Brock and Dr Claude Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brock
Ruth Kramer
Rachel Brock
Frank Stanton
Dora Williams
Mary Capps
Atlanti
Elizabeth Capps
Decaur
Elizabeth Mack
Mary Gapps
Mary Bickford
Mildred Cgirino
Caroline Stewart
Clifford Alman
Evelyn Brown
Bess Merrell
Walter Sturdivant
Toby Smith
Atlanta
Claude Griffin
Helen Hortton
Bob Bledsoe
Benjamin Brock
Herman Vaughn
Donald Jackson
Edgar Johnson
Dewel Reese
Kramer Brodnax
Gilley Joins Race as Carroll’s Son Enters Contest
In the relay of political competition, R L Gilley joins the field as a commissioner candidate. He is presented as Carroll’s ally, identified as the son of H H Gilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Gilley
Carroll
H. H. Gilley
Waco Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Mrs J H Parker visits son in Atlanta this week. Herrin Johnson of Carrolton guests of W S Heaton Sunday. Mr Craft and Miss Eu Ja guest of W B Bailey near U S rifle range last week. W W Heaton family visit Tallapoosa Sunday. Mrs Grizzard of U S rifle range visits Atlanta. J E MacCown, bridge worker, seriously hurt falling fifteen feet. treated in Birmingham. Miss Bessie Braden hosts friends on Bowden street Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Parker
Walter Parker
Atlanta
Herrin Johnson
Carrollton
Wiliam S. Heaton
Craft
EU Ja
W. B. Baily
U. S
W. W. Heaton
Tallapoosa
Grizzard
Johnsons Chapel Social Notices Highlight Local Visits
Local residents in Johnsons Chapel share visits and family events. Lowell guests Jin and Mrs Chapman attended with E J Johnsons, and Miss Evinive Neill started school while several families report weekend stays and Sunday visits among Dickson, Reeves, Camp, and Carroll households.
Local News Roundup and Social Notes From Carrollton Area
Mrs Henry Boyd is recovering her health and able to go out. Lamar and Floyd Johnson from Atlanta visit relatives for the summer. Clifford Birdsong has typhoid fever. The Robinsons and little Louise were guests of Mrs Richards. George Sewell of Villa Rica visited Tom and Mrs Johnson. Mrs Tom Price not better. Fairview school opened with Mamye Brooks as teacher. Dr Buson left for Graham for a few days. Corrections for last issue about Reba Barnes and Ava Barr fever cases. Ice cream supper at Dr Kirby’s was enjoyed. Mr Frank Hill of Garrolliston visited. Barnes expect relatives from Birmingham around the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boyd
Masters Lamar
Floyd Johnson
Atlanta
Clifford Birdsong
J. W. Robinson
W. E. Robinson
Louise
C. ®. Richards
Tom Price
Fairview
Mamye Brooks
Buson
Graham
Reba Barnes
Ava Barr
Dewey Williamson
Sunday School at Westbrooks Chapel Progresses
CAMP ODUM The Sunday School at Westbrooks Chapel is progressing nicely. An ice cream supper hosted by Mr. Brown on Saturday night pleased all attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. P. Brown's home Saturday. Dewey Muse and Misses Algada Muse and Emma Brown visited Misses Katie Lou and Laura Phillips Sunday morning. They traveled to Cross Plains in the afternoon. Dumah Williamson and Miss Ruby Kilgore attended singing in Cross Plains Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ruth Williamson visited Sadie and Emma Brown Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Chapman
Lowell
E. J. Johnson
Evinive Neill
Center Point
W. W. Dickson
E. W. Reeves
Carrollton
J. P. Shoemake
J. Be Camp
Roy Duncan
Mattie Fleming
Annié Duncan
Ruby Lytle
Allie Dickson
J. T. Camp
J. B. Camp
J. W. Reeves
E. Z. Johnson
Nancy Johnson
Mes
Jim Chapman
Zeddie Camp
Banning
A. J. Cross
W. E. Dickson
W Carroll
S. D. Carroll
Lewis Chapel
J. B. Buchanan
Shiloh
J. W. Mole
Miss Rosa Carroll
Westbrooks Chapel
Brown
Tom Davis
W. F. P. Brown
Dewey Muse
Algada Muse
Emma Brown
Katie Lou
Laura Phillips
Cross Plains
Dumah Williamson
Ruby Kilgore
Ruth Williamson
Sadie
Local Notices From Griffin Area Residents
Local news items list residents visiting relatives in Atlanta Cedartown Newnan and Hogansville with several social calls and visits. Several names include Mrs B J Gailbreath Mr Olin Spence Miss Berlie Wiggins and Miss Grace Williams among others with travels to Atlanta Griffin Cedartown and Norcross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Steipling Chapel
N.A. Williams
W. &. Walton
Norcross
N. A. Horton
F. M. Gamp
W. L. McClure
Roger Meeks
Haydy Stephens
Cedar Lawn
Ghorge Stephens
Ole Harris
Fee
Snd Mies
Me Judge New at Borden Wheeler This Week
Me Judge New spends the week at Borden Wheeler while Mr Charlie Drew attends Miss Whitenonin in Grif fin. Rayna atti ap ngoig ane a iin Rockunut, Mes. Batt jul children visit Dr. and Mrs. M. M. bigiluin. Col. Ruypi and Robinsay travel to Columius Test Saturday. Temple, Te friends join in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge New
Borden Wheeler
Charlie Drew
Borden
Miss Whitenonin
Griffin
Miss Tuk Wi
Rayna Atti Ap Ngoig
Rockunut
Mes. Batt
Falluni
M. M. Bigiluin
Col
Ruypi
Robinsay
Columius
Cobh
Awa Wien
Temple
Te Thay Herg
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Kitty Bellairs
Paramount
Willard Mack and
Mack Swain
Keystone
Blanche Sweet
Miss Sweet
Norma Talmage
Robert Harron
Triangle-Keystone
Theda Bara
Ford Animated
Mildred Camp
Mewhorter
Mrs. Fitts
Mrs. Lowrey
Dancing
Waco
Lina
Pelle
Artdrees Tie Bradfeld Alater Co
Lower Uldg
Atlantay
Ohnson's Chapel
Tyus
Odum
B. C. Roper
America
Nettleton, Howard & Foster
Duttenhofer
Merriam
B.J. Gailbreath
Olin Spence
Jesse Thomasson
McCalman
Berlie Wiggins
George Wiggins
W. J. McGlure
W. L. McQlure
Grace Williams
Susie ‘Tanner
Senoia
Nolan Williams
Cedartown
Tom Powers
Pearson
Newnan
George Flemng
Alice Taylor
Roopville
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. W. F. Smith
Inez Lovvorn
Bryant Marchman
D- F. Acklin
Spinners
Doffers
Ideal Laundry Depot
Carrolton, Ga
Chas. Fong
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