Big Fayetteville Senoia baseball clash set Tuesday
The season’s biggest baseball game comes to Fayetteville next Tuesday as the Fayetteville team faces Senoia at 4 p m. Local notes report visitors and residents including Gen ie Dixon at the State Agricultural College and Dr Glenn Mullins joining Dr O T Malone in town. The column also urges boll weevil control by picking squares and burning them and promotes upcoming Planters and People Mutual Fire Association meeting.
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Fayetteville
Senoia
Planters and People’s Mutual Fire Association of
Fayette County
Court House
T. M. Murphy
Our Young People Music Special at Glenn Grove Church
Evangel program notes for an A. W. M. A. rally on August 14 at Glenn Grove Church starting 10 30 A M with Benediction Devotional Welcome Address and music including Song 263 Evangel and a devotional address by Mrs Armall Mrs Elder and Mrs L O Freeman A 12 30 dinner follows then 1 30 P M Song 282 Evangel Woman's Part in Baptist Tasks by Mrs W H Elder and others
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Mary Gray
Evangel
P. S
Glenn Grove Church
Armall
Elder Music
Southern Baptists
W. H. Elder
Real estate trades surge in Brooks area lands up to 125 per acre
The Brooks section reports many land deals with prices from fifty to 125 dollars per acre. S I Becker sold his home and other property to Coleman Pitman who builds a barn and stables for a new livery business on a vacant lot. Protracted Baptist services closed with fourteen accessions. Essie Arnall takes a job with a Señora bank and will start soon.
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S. I. Becker
Brooka
Coleman Pitman
G. T. Price
Baptist Church
Essie Arnall
Senora Banks
Florida
Fayetteville News Ownership Statement 1919
W N D Dixon states he is editor and owner of Fayetteville News in Fayetteville Georgia. The Blalocks S T and A O own the publication with no bonds or security holders owning over 1 percent. Notarized August 6 1919 by C P Mize with commission through March 21 1921.
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Fayetteville
State of Georgia
Fayete
W. W. D. Dixon
W. N. D. Dixon
Fayette, Ga
Fayetteville, Ga
S. T
A. O. Blalock
W. N
The Beneficent Bat
The government reveals bats are valuable as night insect control. Studies show bats shot in the evening after 12 minutes of flight have stomachs full of mosquitoes gnats and small flies.
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United States
Womanly Wit Ends With Tact Quote
A young actress sought a role with a famed manager. He discussed beauty versus brains, and she replied that tact is more valuable to a man, after suggesting beauty grabs attention and brains matter less without tact.
Parasol as Symbol of Honor Then and Now
Historical note traces the parasol as a feminine fashion item since the eighteenth century and a mark of official dignity in the Orient. It cites 1877 when the Prince of Wales toured India, riding an elephant with a gold framed jeweled parasol above his head to impress locals.
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India
Prince of Wales
Making Friends Through Selfless Warmth and Courtesy
A New York Evening Telegram meditation urges putting self aside to court friendship. It argues happiness comes from helping others feel valued and avoiding grouchy traits to win genuine goodwill.
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Self
New York Evening Telegram
Poise and Charm Distinguish Beauty and Prettiness
The quote contrasts prettiness with true beauty, noting that charm and energy win love, success, and power. It argues that beauty requires wholesomeness, cleanliness, neatness, and lasting charm, not mere cosmetic flair.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Peachy girl cherishes giving over taking in Christmas tale
The Chicago Tribune reports a young girl delighted by gifts and sharing. Her line to neighborhood children shows her belief that giving is nicer than receiving.
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Chicago Tribune
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Muscadine
Ala
Génie Dixon
State Agricultural College
Melburn Thornton
The
College of Agriculture
W. B. Hollingsworth
Mies Louise
Monroe, Ga
Glenn Mullins
Carrollton
O.T. Malone
Mullins
Medical
Polyclinic Hospital
New York
L. J. Dixon
Tnisom
Albertville
J. W.J. Dixon
Planters and People’s Fire Insurance Company
Davis
DeLand, Fla
Dr. Davis
J. H. Holt
G & G@ Hardware Co
Lennis Jones
G & G Hardware Co
Frederic Shannon
Savannah
Lois Mill
Manchester
Emily Kate Stephens
Grant
Vilis
Elizabeth Fife
Mr. Pierce Dixon
Clayton County
Mr. H. M. Stell
Mr. S. A. Mobly
Atlanta
Fayette
N. D. Huchaby
Brooks
Messrs. H. P Redwine
Chas. T. Dorsett
Gilfred Ie
Dan Shepherd
Miss Opel
Nashville, Ga
Startand Stype
Mae Holliman
L. A. Ingram
G. A. Davis
DeLand, Pla
Helen Tarpley of
Hampton
Sallie Mae Nipper
Thomas Graves
Lake Bennett
Adaline’ Devine
Missey Nora and
Jewell
Joe Devine
Ralph Sims
Palmetto
S. B. Lewis and
Family Sunday
Sarah Burks
Cecil Fife
Kirkwood
Elizabeth Guy
Decatur
Our City
Simon Eason
Zebulon
B. Thornton
J. W. Kitchens
Digby
Christian Church
Ity
Bank OF Fayetteville
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