Orlena Whitehead Home Gathering and Local News
Family reunions honor Mr. and Mrs. WA J Whitehead with out of town guests from Atlanta Mississippi and Burhan. Cedartown and Rome residents appear in notices of weddings moves and travels.
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Newspaper
Cedartown Standard
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
1
Family reunions honor Mr. and Mrs. WA J Whitehead with out of town guests from Atlanta Mississippi and Burhan. Cedartown and Rome residents appear in notices of weddings moves and travels.
The column lists multiple visits and guests including Lonnie Cargyn and Virgen Campbell of Antioch, Arthur Helms of AWPeMa, J J Quick, Fenton Wallace, Annie Ruth McGown with Thelma Chandler of Pearidge, S G Garrett in Rome, Will Jackson of Pearridge, J N Down of Clarkwood, Isaac Camp, and others. C K McCown and family attended a Rockmart meeting. Fred and Jim Sharels were at Fish. R A Camp of Fish visited. Jim Sorrells bought a Ford car. Mrs Ollie Rogers died and was laid to rest Friday. funeral conducted by Rev J J Qurthe. Migs Zela Wallace and Mr Wheeler enjoyed a day at Fish.
Aragon News reports a social week with Lynne and Mary Wingard Ruth Lawson and others visiting. Fr Claude Brown of Sindale spent the weekend here, Estelle Thompson from Dalton visited home folks, and many families hosted relatives for Christmas. The Baptist church held a full Christmas program by the Sunbeam Band with gifts to Sunday school children. Rev C B Rutland spoke on The Motherhood of Mary. The State Line section lists numerous visits to Cedartown and nearby towns. The Standard offers a one year home delivery deal for Polk county residents and area merchants advertise tires watches and medicinal products. Farmers Week at the Georgia State College of Agriculture is set for Jan 22-27.
An old advertising column promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with a local ointment and blood-acting tonic. It also advertises Eagle Hosiery Works offering four-pair hosiery with 30 percent commission and free samples to agents in Darby, Pennsylvania.
Messrs Columbus Tanner and Grogan families reunite in Chat tanooge and Alabama as weddings unite Martha Abney and Zelma Grogan. The community offers congratulations, records visits, illness, preaching at Bethlehem, and local social notes closing with a call to clean up and paint up.
Mesdamea N A Nettles and Euly Hunt hosted a large Christmas visit with relatives and friends from Powder Springs Cedartown Rockmart Athens and Milledgeville. Sunday School attendance was strong and Rev K C Baker spoke on Christmas after a B Y P A program. Next Sunday services include Sunday School at 10 and B Y P U at 6.
Mrs. Jas Morris and Mr and Mrs R W Morris attend funeral in Rockmart for Morris Toler of Panama. Mr and Mrs A N Camp of Chattanooga visit their parents. Mrs J L Toler spends Christmas with her brother. D Wray of Trent spends Christmas with his parents. Mr and Mrs R L Sloman visit parents near Akes. W W Wray improving from illness.
Notice announces first meeting of creditors for Cave Hughes big 2 Cave Spring Polk County Georgia and dis mission applications for Browder Glenn guardian Jonathan Long and Henry Scott estate with dates in December 1922 and officials W S Rowell Referee W W Crawford Ordinary before the District Court of Georgia in bankruptcy Rome.
Court notice announces Mrs S E Bowman has applied to be appointed administratrix of the estate of E J Bowman of unspecified county. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the clerk's office within the legally prescribed period to show cause why the application should not be granted. Date noted as December 4 1922.
Georgia Polk County records announce an administrator sale by court order for 88 acres more or less in Polk County district 3, land tied to Asa P. Potts and Mrs A T Potts deed, with sale on the first Tuesday in January 1923 at the courthouse to settle debts and heirs. cash terms.
Noticed to heirs at law in Polk County Georgia. R O Jackson asks that Administrator James Lang be forced to deed 223 acres across multiple lots in the 28th district, citing a Bond for Title from Lena O Long. Also notices of guardianship dismission and year’s support filed for local estates with required showings by heirs and creditors.
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