Social Event Honors Theatre Party in Rockford
Mrs. Perdue Kytle hosted a theatre party Thursday afternoon for guest Miss Marie Sox of Rockford, Alabama. After viewing pictures at the Bonitaa, attendees included Mrs. Will Webb, Mrs. Pat Bradley, Mrs. John Stewart, and many others, with Miss Darden of Spartanburg among the invited guests.
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Perdue Kytle
Marie Sox
Rockford
Ala
City Drug Store
Bonitaa
Sox
Will Webb
Pat Bradley
John Stewart
Emma Lee Kytle
Mildred Smith
Bernice Acklin
Cecil Cramer
Elizabeth McClellan
Bessie McKown
Edith Stone
Vivian Brodnax
Clair Holderness
Caroline Stewart
Olive Bradley
Clifford Allman
Darden
Spartanburg
Recreation Club hostess entertains guests at Cedar Street tea
Mrs Ralph Brown entertained the Recreation club and several friends on Thursday afternoon at her Cedar Street home. Following the game of 42 lunch was served in the dining room with pink garden flowers and feathery fern decor. Invited guests included Mrs G C Cook Mrs Walker Flournay Miss Clyde Willis and Miss Bessie Styles.
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Ralph Brown
Recreation Club
Cedar Street
G. C. Cook
Walker Flournay
Clyde Willis
Bessie Styles
Miss Clair Holmes Hosts K K K Club Tea
Miss Clair Holmes entertained the K K K Club Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Glenn Holmes home on Spring Street. During sewing hour the hostess served divinity candy and later sandwiches and tea. Invited guests included Mrs. Dick Holmes of Atlanta and Miss Ethel Smith.
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Clair Holmes
Glenn Holmes
Spring Street
Divinity
Dick Holmes
Atlanta
Ethel Smith
Jokers Club Enjoys Afternoon at Mrs G Cook Home
The Jokers club was delightfully entertained by Mrs G Cook on a Tuesday. The pretty home was aglow with garden flowers. A two course lunch was served in the dining room late in the afternoon.
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Jokers’s Club
G. €. Cook
Mrs Turner Hosts Sunday School Class Tea
Sixty guests attended a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs John Jacksons Gedar street home as Mrs A D Turner entertained the Susie Anna Wesley class and Home Department of the M E Sunday School. Talks were given by Rev A M Pierce S G Kytle W W Baskin and others and a sonnet by Mrs Warren Meadows was recited. Ices and cakes were served as mothers and families joined the event.
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John Jackson
Gedar Street
A. D. Turner
Susie Anna Wesley
M. E. Sunday School
Martha Jackson
Marguerite Griffin
Marguerite Hearn
Clara Mae Williamson
A. M. Pierce
S.G. Kytle
W. W. Baskin
Boys and Girls Short Course at Georgia College of Agriculture
Andrew M Soule announces the annual Boys and Girls Short Course at the Georgia State College of Agriculture in Athens from August 8 to 18 1916. About 3090 scholarship recipients and others will attend. accommodations include University dormitories dining hall and athletic facilities under strict supervision. Scholarships cover railroad fare and board. others may register by recommendation and pay their own travel and meals.
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Andrew M. Soule
Ga. State College of Agriculture
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Athena
Agricultural College
Athens
College of Agriculture
Collage of Agriculture
Silage Benefits Highlighted By Milton P Jarnagin
Mil ton P Jarnagin professor of animal husbandry at Georgia State College of Agriculture outlines silage advantages. He cites lower costs than shocking and shredding, high feeding value, less waste than hay, and the ability to feed the entire plant. Silage stores with weather independence and increases livestock per acre.
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Milton P. Jarnagin
Georgia State College of Agr
Watering Work Animals In Warm Weather
Water work animals before and after feeding and during forenoon and afternoon in warm weather. If water is scarce haul a barrel to the field. Excessive thirst can cause digestion problems or founder. Proper watering after feeding aids digestion and prevents exhaustion.
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W. M. Burson
Westerinary Med
Ayr
What County Agents Are Doing in Georgia
Summary of Georgia county agents activities last year including crop acreages and yields for corn cotton oats with state comparisons, seeding and management of clover wheat peanuts rye cowpeas vetch soy velvet beans and hay, pasture land gardens fertilizer orchard work land improvement drainage terracing land stamping and machinery purchases. It notes cattle hogs and beef dairy programs, hog inoculations, farm buildings silos dipping vats waterworks homes and schools, local clubs fairs and extensive school visits totaling tens of thousands of miles and contacts.
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Alate
Gao Gia'e
Achoola
Otheir
Preventing Forest Fires J B Berry Forester Note
A Georgia forestry article warns that extreme dryness and careless behavior cause extensive fires across south and central Georgia. It urges responsible actions such as spark arresters, safe land clearing, fire lines, and maintained fire lanes along railways to prevent spread and protect turpentine orchards and fertile humus zones.
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Georgia
Bank official swears statement in Carroll County 1916
Lewis S Sims cashier of Citizens Bank testifies under oath that the bank’s statement is true as per the bank’s books. Sworn and subscribed before Qrady Cole C N P on June 14 1916 in Georgia Carroll County.
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State OF Georgia
Carroll County
Lewis S. Sims
Citizens Bank
Lewis, Sims
Qrady Cole
Compulsory Schooling and Parental Rights Debate
A Progressive Farmer excerpt argues that the state may override parental control to ensure a child’s education. It compares denying schooling to maiming a child and asserts the state has a duty to intervene for the child’s mind and soul development.
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God
Willian Bryan
Death of little Bessie at Carrollton fair 1916
The two year old Bessie Bagwell died after days of suffering. Funeral at Pleasant View church with burial in the family plot. Mourners include parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bagwell and siblings. The notice closes with faith in heaven and a hopeful reunion. Oct 9 to 14, 1916 Carrolston fair.
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Bessie
W. B. Bagwell
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Pleasant View Church
Carrolston
Heard County Wild Cat Still Destroyed in Raid
Heard county distillers of prohibited sorghum mix are being crushed. Sheriff Green and Marshal Lip ford raided near Newman road four miles out, destroying a 30 gallon still, 300 gallons of beer, and fixtures. Subsequent seizures by Officers Can sey English and Bamber completed the destruction before the county jail.in front of witnesses.
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Heard County
Green
Marshal Lipford
Newman Road
Franklin News and Banner
Buick Cars For Sale At Desler By J M Johnson
On hand for sale are one new 1916 Buick Roadster five passenger and one new 1916 model Buick five passenger. Also listed are used 1915 five passenger 1914 S passenger 1913 five passenger and 1913 six passenger Buick models all in road condition. For trade or bargain purchase visit J M Johnson G 8 tf Buick Desler.
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Mitchell
J. M. Johnson
Plant Your Out Ground in Sweet Potatoes Triumph Seed Ad
An old seed catalog ad lists Nancy Hall Triumph Porto Rico and Pumpkin Yom as sweet potato varieties with prices for 1 000 to 10 000 seeds. It notes prompt shipping on receipt, payment by money order, or add ten cents to small checks, and offers a descriptive booklet and directions. It is signed by E A Murray in Columbus Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hall
Triumph
Porto Rico
E. A. Murray
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sox
K. K. K. Club
Jokers Club
Mrs. Turner
the Mother
Alwys
Amos Stephens
Montezuma
Martie Sox
Argon
S. C. Maxwell Alabama
THE
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, Ga
Tn Club
Georgia Farmera Wii
J. B. Berry
State College of Agriculture
Citizens’ Bank
Carrollton, Ga
Payal Able, Inc
Little Bessie
Jheard County
BUICK
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia Coast
Savannah
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