Community Notes From Whitesburg District Services
A rural social scene unfolds as families in Whitesburg and nearby Newnan visit relatives. Several gatherings include Mr. Henry Dinner with Joe Williams’ family and Leo of Tallapoost visiting the Crook home. A burial service for Mr. Turner’s baby drew a large crowd at New Leb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Newnan
New Lebfin
Misa Vannie Crook
Elbert
Mr. Dewey Brown
Nora
Local notes from our town and surrounding areas
The column reports Roy Ragan returning to Atlanta to enter commercial high school after a visit with family, Little Richard Stovall recovering from fever, Mercer University in Macon and Temple superintendent 8 M Wonam mentioned, Mrs. Jacobs improving health, Rev C M Cowen preaching in town, Mr and Mrs Notlowy moving back from Bremen, Union Camp Ground singing with Rosa Mullins of Atlanta, cotton selling fast, Steve Cremeane taking a job as a city salesman in Rome, and Gay Wentway welcoming the Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Ehugeh
Waco
Macon
Mercer University
Roy Ragan
Atlanta
Colmercial High School
Richard Stovall
M. Hwonam
Temple
Ti. Jacobs
C. M. Cowen
Mra
Bremen
Inidat
Union Camp Ground
Rosa Mullins
Steve Cremeane
Miller's Academy Row and Local Church Notes
Owen Still closed the revival at Whitesburg last Saturday and filled his appointment at this place Saturday night and Sunday. Stihaw accepted the church at his place for the ensuing year. Mr H W Mekwen and family of Abilene spent the weekend with relatives in this community. Mrs L G Smith and family hosted visitors including Grover Newman Theonard Ingram of Paulking Homer Reid of Time Grove G W Mekwen and little daughter Center Point Miss Ruth Partride Ruby Bell and Iole Tillman of this place Mr and Mrs Joe Bonner of Bald Springs visited W W Drew and family Sunday. Harvey Fuller returned from a trip to Atlanta and other cities. Ruby Bell stayed with cousin Mankin Jones Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Aaron Bearden Jr visited Prof Ja Bell and family Sunday. Several attended the Drinitive Baptist meeting in Bremen last Saturday and Sunday. Marvin Copeland visited Friday night with B S Hore Ris and family. Sick list includes W W Mutrekin Susie Drew and Clara Bell. Hope for restoration to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Whitesburg
Stihaw
H.W. Mekwen
Abilene
L. G. Smith
Grover Newman
Theonard Ingram
Paukting
Homer Reid
Tine Grove
Is Football Dangerous or Beneficial for Youth
A reflective note arguing football builds constitution and character for high school boys. It contends injuries are rare compared to baseball, praises regular training for toughness, and claims sports teach courage to face societal duties. The piece questions promoting loafing and smoking over sports participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moothall
Yauneo
Fair Week Watch Sale By Creel and Harper
Special fair week offer for a $30.00 wrist watch with 15 jewels and a 20 year vase priced at $16.25. Creel and Harper advertise this limited time deal for fair week only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creel & Harper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stamyake
Fred Nicholson
R. A. Chappell
J. R. Stallings
J. S., Wilows
Alice Crook
Misa Vannie
Lacey Stallings
Miss Mango
Masters John
Charlie
Robert Stallings
Masters Raymond
Leonard Stone
WwAco
CW. Pape
Ihe
Ford
Emerson
Merrnma
Cai
Burson, Dial & CO
Carrollton
Kytle
Aycock
Miller’s Academy
Woodlatt
Leaf
Leafs
Leaf’s
Leafs Department Store
Newnan and
Tanner Sts
Carrollton, Ga
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