Nurse Praises Tanlac in Personal Testimony
Mrs. Alice Minnick, longtime nurse from 1816 Twenty third Ave, Seattle Wash, attests Tanlac helped her regain appetite energy and weight after years of palpitations headaches and nerve strain. She cites rapid improvement within days and notes several patients also benefited from Tanlac sourced through Carrollton Jones Drug Co Bowdon Bowdon Drug Co Villa Tweed Malone Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Minnick
Ashtyniz
Twenty-third Ave
Alrogdy
Minnick
Tatas
Bonner Hill Family Visit and Local Social Notes
Local residents report visits and social gatherings across Bonner Hill. J W Walker and family visited his parents. Billo Vaton visited his son Lonnie Yates. Mrs Linn Tonner undergoing treatment. Mrs Chneley Towns away in Gullman Ala. Minne Tadie and Lola Smith with Mixaes Awniv and Sobor Dean. Mr NO Hall and family stayed with Wa eit. A Wy Talley and Monroe Wady stayed with J T Harv. R J Lyte and family enjoyed a ride. Ouenr Wall and family dined with Homer Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walker
Billo Vaton
Iis
Lonnie Yates
Linn Tonner
Chneley Towns
Gullman
Ala
Minne Tadie
Lola Smith
Apent Fundy
Mixaes Awniv
Sobor Dean
NO. Hall
Wa Eit
Arthur Ist
Wy Talley
Monroe Wady
J. Tt. Harv
Lien Cash
Ros
Dean
R. J. Lyte
Ouenr Wall
Homer Hall
Oak Grove Visitors Exchange Weekend Calls
The community notes multiple visits across Oak Grove with Mr John Warren and daughter Lizzie Bradley. Mac Smith Feltay. Mrs Lou Harmond and Nannie Smith. Mr and Mrs Roy Giles from Band Hin to RoW Hammond and Carrollton. families of J R Amith Jodie Amith Tom Terrell and others share Sunday and Saturday visits. Several relatives attended a staging at Towell Bunday and others spent Sunday with J R Smith and Billie McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Mra
Lizzie Bradley
Targe
Smith
Mac Smith
Feltay
Lou Harmond
Nannie Smith
Mes. W. PL Terrell and Son
Jesse
Mex
Allie Prodstor
Roy Giles
Band Hin
Mre
Row. Hammond
Inez
Will Robinson
Grandmother Robinson
Carrollton
Mintie Morvin
J. R. Amith
Jodie Amith
Tom Terrell
Temple Route Echoes And Local Farm Notes
The column reports community events with notes on a social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Oliver Tier in Temple on Sunday night. It mentions local business travel to Carrollton, repairs by W T Leynis, price rises in sugar, and home production of food to counter high living costs. Farmers consider cattle drives and buying purebreds for profitability while Paul Todd cares for a sick cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Tier
Hever
Carrolltan
Myrtle Todd
W. Gray
Temple
W.T. Leynis
Annte
Paul Todd
Social visits and family gatherings in Carrollton area
Mra POM Hannah and daughter Ming Mollie visited relatives in Carrollton that week. Many local families hosted dinners and visited one another including the Howard, Hannah, Shoemake, Dorough, Tug Gle, and Polls households. Worry stated over Mr W G Howard being on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Pom
Hannah
Ming Mollie
Carrolton
Alice Molda
Carrollton
Hier Brothers
Mosras
A. O. Howard
Z. M. Howard
PY Owens
Me. d. R. Polls
Glentoch
John Tuggle
H.W. Dorough
Bi.d. Dorough
J. H. Hannah
Tac Hannah
W. C. Howard
L. HW. Hannah
Wash Shoemake
Pate Folds
Lowell
Dean
Rooprilly
Belle Shoemake
Olie Shoewake
Ruby Mitchell
J. W. Dorough
W. G. Howard
Happy Corner Social Notes Include Local Visits and Guests
Miss Beulah Dobbs spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bud Dewberry. Chesley Dobbs was in Temple. Dean Shockley and Mobert Allen conducted business in Villa Rica. Charlie Lee of Temple visited Friday morning. Myrtle, Omic, and Claud Chance joined Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Allen Friday night. Guests at Miss Faureen Allen’s Friday night included Evelyn and Elsie Smith, Beulah Dobbs, Myrtie Chance, Rosa Muse, Ereen Karr, Tro West, and Felton Shackelford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Dobbs
Bud Dewberry
Chesley Dobbs
Temple
Dean Shockley
Mobert Allen
Villa Rica
Charlie Lee
Ur Community
Myrtle and
Omic
Claud Chance
G. P. Allen
Local residents gather for weekend social visits
A long list of Concord area residents spent Friday with relatives and friends including Gurdon Lambert Chanea Wynee Dobbs and Allgood. Visitors and travelers from Oma Pleasant Graves Mount Carmel Macedonian Rim and others were noted in casual weekend activity with families Mr J O Womack returned home from Oma and several couples enjoyed Saturday and Sunday rides and visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dobbs
Mount Carmel
James Lyle
Pleasant Graves
Florence Williams
Joe Karr
A. WH. Allen
Misson Hula Dobba
Maureene .Allen
Chowday Dobba
Jd. J. Weaver
Bula Dobba
Moeasta
Hubert Wynn
Banterpool
Wreell Karr
Buln Dobbs
Effie W and
Mosara
J Bpenee
Mias Hosa Muse
Qhowles Yohha
Social notes from Whitesburg weekend visits
Mr. L. A. Rooks and family spent the week end with relatives at Lowell. Misses Vannie Tou and Mary Oope land and Messrs. Gordon Richards and Frank Duncan motored to Newnan last Thursday night to the show. Misses Nannie Mae and Virginia Bullard of Atlanta spent the week end with their parents here. Mr. Henry Thomas and family visited his mother at Banning Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Copeland were the welcomed guests of the latter's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Rooks
Lowell
Vannie Tou
Mary Oopeland
Gordon Richards
Frank Duncan
Newnan
Nannie Mae
Virginia Bullard
Atlanta
Local social notes from Hulett area and neighbors
Mr and Mrs W T Argo hosted guests near Hulett on Friday night. Virgil Carmichael of Carrollton dined with Mr and Mrs B L Copeland and family. Mrs Jewell Bailey and son Charles Allen visited her parents Mr and Mrs C C Jones last week. The Copeland family and friends attended singing at Lowell Sunday. Vannie Lou Copeland visited her sister Mrs Cree Moore on Monday. Horace Lipscomb of Newnan spent Saturday afternoon here. Pen Jones and family of New Whiteton visited J P Richards and family Saturday. Louise Houston returned to Carrollton after visiting sister Mrs Joe Thornton. J A Sims lost a fine cow Saturday. Miss Robertson of near Clem attended Baptist preaching Saturday night with Prennie Jones and Luther M Norred. Edith and Bernice Edwards and others spent Sunday at Strickland's Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Argo
Near Hulett
Virgil Carmichael
Carrollton
B. L. Copeland
Jewell Bailey
Charles Allen
Newnan
C. C. Jones
B. L
Copeland
Vannie Lou
Mary Copeland
Messirs
Tom Hyde
Madras
Maurice Edgeworth
Lowell
Vannie Lou Copeland
Cree Moore
Horace Lipscomb
Pen Jones
New Iwateon
J. P. Richards
Missy Louise Houston
Joe Thornton
Route 2
J. A. Sims
Misses Robertson
Near Clem
Baptist Church
Messrs
Prennie Jones
Luether M. Norred
Suggestions for a Camping Trip
Buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home. As a rule it cannot be obtained on hunting fishing or preventing trips. It cannot be obtained while on board cars or ships and at such times it is most likely to be needed. The safe way is to have it with you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Social visits in Pine Ridge and nearby areas
Mr. Dave Phillips and Mr. James Height from Oklahoma spent Sunday with Mr. E. L. Phillips near Pine Ridge. Miss Inezindney visited Miss Mattie Lee Daugherty on Saturday night. Mrs. Laura Phillips and children visited Mrs. Hattie Daugherty near Coleman's mill. Mac Gladney and children visited Mrs. Tom Houston. Miss Clara Phillips and Miss Ludet Clark visited Miss Corene Phillips. Miss Inez Gladney was guest of Miss Mattie Lee Daugherty Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Phillips
James Height
Oklahoma
E. L. Phillips
Inezindney
Mattie Lee Daugherty
Nannie Phillips
Corene Phillips
Laura Phillips
Hattie Daugherty
Coleman’s Mill
Mac Gladney
Tom Houston
Clara Phillips
Misa Ludet Clark
Inez Gladney
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Happy Corner
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Edith and
Bernies Edwards
Edna and Herrice Stevens
Ruth Duncan
Ted Mesars
G. T. Jackson
Wilmer Redards
Strickland’s Spring
Pine Ridge
J. F. Arendt
Box 44
Remng
Texas
Mr. J. F. Arendt
Mr. Arendt
Goodyear
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Dort
Maxwell
Geeals
Roop Hardware CO
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