Whitesburg Notes Departures and Local News
Whitesburg reports re elected principal Prof R E B Grier moving to Bremen to head public schools there. Dr J R Strickland and brother Tappan begin dentistry in Whitesburg. Social visits, a ferocious wild cat, railway workers leaving for Stone Mountain, and a funeral for Rev A W Robinson’s son are noted along with school board appointment and assorted local tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Grier
Bremen
Grier
Whitesburg
Atlanta Dental College
Tappan
Kelley
Tyre Jones
Rivertown
Joe Jones
Cure for Stomach Disorders Promoted by Chamberlain's Tablets
Stomach disorders may be avoided by using Chamberlain's Tablets with remarkable cures reported. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Store
Bowdon News Roundup of Local Movements and Visits
Miss Kate Coleman left Bowdon College for Union City Ala. Mrs Muldrew of College Park returned home after visiting Mr George Downs family. Mr Hugh Barrow went to Barnesville after time with homefolks. Mr and Mrs Roop of Lineville Ala spent the weekend with G W Roop family. Miss Martha Funderberk left for Concord Ga. Miss Lovgvorn of Newell Ala visited J W Barrow. Amos Waller and Luther Johnson went to Atlanta for the day. Mrs Tom Alexander of Carrollton visited here last week. Misses Effie Lola Hutchinson Mary Holland and Lee Trimble visited Tallapoosa. Mrs F C Power and Mrs W G Brown visited Carrollton. Miss Jimmie Jones attends Confederate veterans reunion in Chattanooga. Nina Hagan left for Atlanta to train as nurse. J L Lauvern and Crews attended A M commencement in Carrollton. Col Cole spent Monday in Carrollton. Nell Shepherd returned home after a pleasant stay. Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown and Billie of Carrollton spent the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Coleman
Bowdon College
Union City
Ala
Muldrew
College Park
George Downs
Hugh Barrow
Barnesville
Roop
Lineville
G. W. Roop
Martha Funderberk
Concord
Lovgvorn
Newell
J. W Barrow
Amos Waller
Luther Johnson
Atlanta
Tom Alexander
Carrollton
Effie
Lola Hutchinson
Mary Holland
Lee Trimble
Tallapoosa
F.C. Power
W. G. Brown
Jimmie Jones
Confederate Veterans
Chattanooga
Nina Hagan
Nell Shepherd
Ralph Brown
Billie
Health a Factor in Success and Constipation Remedy
Health determines success as the text notes a man is rarely sick when his bowels are regular. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets cure constipation, improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Red Cross Drug Store
Roster of Sunday Visits and Local Residents Attend Decorations
A large turnout for a decoration event is noted with numerous visits among neighbors. Names include Sallie Wright, Nannie Wright, Dana Yates from Antioch, Gertrue Scott, H Strickland of Carrollton, Virgil Harmon, Bill Halcomb, John Cummings of Graham Alabama, J W Stephenson, Annie Stephenson, Bowdon’s P D Nixon, W B Nixon, Ovid Lee and family of Tallapoosa, H C McLendon, George Stamps, Nora and Jennie Marlow of Victory, Ada Fuller of Antioch, Mellie Vaughn, Mrs D Nixon, A D Tyson, Ben Williams of Victory, Silas Williams, and Rev. D F Stamps returning from Louisville seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie
Nannie Wright
Dana Yates
Antioch
Gertrue Scott
H. ©. Strickland
Carrollton
Virgil Harman
Bill Halcomb
John Cummings
Graham
Ala
Ourville
J. W. Stephenson
Annie
P. D. Nixon
Bowdon
W. B. Nixon
Chattanooga
Ovid Lee
Tallapoosa
S. D
Nixon
H. C. McLendon
George Stamps
Nora and
Jennie Marlow
Victory
Eula Sprewell
Misa Ada Fuller
Mellie Vaughn
D. Nixon
A. D. Tyson
Ben Williams
Silas Williams
D. F. Stamps
Louisville
Miller's Academy Weekend Notices and Social Sings
Busy farmers in the district report crops aided by recent rains and invite visitors to the Sabbath School and a second Sunday singing. Local residents attend gatherings at Shady Grove Stripling's Chapel and Buck Creek. many names appear as attendees. A DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID advertisement claims it disinfects and heals long standing sores and is sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Red Cross Drug Store
Casper Creek Farmers Report Mixed Crops And Local News
Casper Creek farmers report a good stand of grass and poor cotton. Singing at Liberty noted as a success. Acknowledgment of drinking at big crowds. Prof. W. Bledsoe, a local farming teacher, visited homefolks for a royal time. Reminders: services at New Lebanon and Johnson Chapel next Sunday. Fed Wickerson’s girl improving. Remember Sunday Schools at Liberty and Shiloh. visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
W., Bledsoe
New Lebanon
Johnson Chapel
Fed Wickerson
Shiloh
Cardul Proclaimed Relief for Womanly Troubles in Georgia Letter
Pendergrass Georgia Mrs Della Long reports in a recent letter that five or six years of agonizing womanly troubles left her faint and unable to sit up. After taking Cardul she recovered quickly and can work regularly. The ad urges others to try Cardul, notes its tonic effects, and offers guidance from the Ladies Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendergrass
Della Long
Cardul
Cardus
Rdal
Death Angel Visits Shiloh Family for Alburn Robinson
At Liberty Sunday singing several from Shiloh attended as the community mourns Rev. John Robinson’s son Alburn who died May 24. The child, described as faithful and loved, is comforted by faith and the belief he now walks streets of gold with angels, awaiting reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Robinson
Lowell
Liberty
W. Harper
B. T Roberts
John Robinson
Alburn
Gold
Jesus
Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all requirements for relief and cure of a bad cold. It acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and restores the system to health. World wide sale and dependable, sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Excursions Fares Via Central of Georgia Railway
Excursions offered to Nashville Los Angeles Monteagle Sewanee and trips include Union and Convention events. Fares cover round trips from city to specified destinations for June July August 1913 events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia Railway
Nashville
Tenn
Baraca-Philathea Union
Los Angeles
Cal
United Society of Christain Endeavor
Monteagle
Sewanee
Money for good men on select farms in two counties
A persuasive notice offering affordable farm credit and purchase terms targets farmers in Carroll and Haralson counties. It emphasizes favorable conditions and long-term supply to support productive, trusted applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Haralson
Card of Thanks for Copeland Wicks Family
The family of H H Wicks thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and the loss of their child Copeland. They especially thank those present at the end for their consoling words and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
H. H. Wicks
Clean Up the Bowels and Keep Them Clean
A 1900s style testimonial promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a non violent, pleasant tasting remedy for constipation. A user from Waco Texas reports relief after trying many failed remedies and urges trial with a money back guarantee. Prices are 25 cents per box of 25 doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
N. A. Waddell
Washington St
Waco
Tex
Almont
Miles Medikal
Elkhart
Ind
Bank Statement from Citizens Bank Carrollton 1913
State of Georgia Carroll County confirms Citizens Bank summary sworn by cashier Lewis S Sime on May 27 1913. The balance sheet shows assets Time Loans Furniture and Fixtures Real estate due from banks and bankiers currency and clearing house with a total liabilities of 177497.64 capital stock 50000 surplus fund 12500 undivided profits 10665.02 expenses and taxes paid 7152 deposits including savings and time certificates, certified cashier checks, and borrowed money figures detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
Carrollton
Carroll County
Lewis S. Sime
Citizens Bank
Grady Cole
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Whitesburg News
Jim Kelley
J. P. Jones, Jr
Arnold Stubbs
Henrietta Strickland
Lucile Marget
Newhan
Will Edgeworth
Fred Tinney
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Stone Mountain
Birmingham
J. D. Moore
Jones
Beal
Jones’ Mill
Snakes Creek
Bob Jones
Tyre
Clarence Duncan
The
C. A. Duncan
C. B. McClendon
Henry Stevens
Newnan
Bowdon News
J. L. Lauvern
Mr. Crews
Col. Cole
Salem
Miller's Academy
G. L
Smith
Shady Grove
Mr. Smith
Grady McEwen
Cordie Smith
Messrs. Truitt and Samples
Near Mandeville
Q. P. Cole
C. L. Stamps
Stripling’s Chapel
Herschel Evans
Stella Lambert
Arthur Stamps
Buck Creek
T. W. J. Bell
Ville
Little Vine
H. A. Bell
Union Cross Roads
Frank Brock
R. B. Stamps
Casper Creek
Mrs. Della Long
Foora Medicine Cis
Tern
Speers Imitructiona
Hume
Ivy Log
J. H. Derreverry
Liggett& Myers
Cope Mye
Lukes
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Durham
N. C
Duke
J.T
Tinsley
Piedmon
Son
Ae Tgea Thue
St. Louis, Me
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