Local Church Notes and Community News
Home Affairs Fayetteville churches report preaching schedules and society meetings at various times. Local residents attend Sunday school, Epworth League, and missionary events while neighbors publish notices about births, visits, sales, and community updates.
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Methodist Church
W. J. da Bardeleben
W. B. Hole
Kingsworth
Rayer
Epworth League
M. F. Landrum
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Mra
W. J. Noyes
Retired Dr. Epwards Opens Fayetteville Office Note
Notice mentions Dr. J. T. Epwards retiring from the drug business in Atlanta and opening an office at his Fayetteville residence with 24/7 contact. Also notes Mr. B. H. Scott of Mitchell Hill School visiting county trustees, and a convention attendance by Harris with agricultural program aims. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church to organize a study class with Mrs. A. C. Blalock invited.
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J. H. Stephens
Eunice Thornton
Teculon
J. S. , Thornton
Roxieoxie Blalock
Atlanta
Fayetteville
J. T. Epwards
B. H. Scott
Mitchell Hill School
Scott
Petent.deaks
Ahalatinos
Gots
Harris
Athena
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. C. Blalock
Dentist Moves Practice to Whitehall Street Philadelphia
Dr. W. Woods Allen announces relocation of his dental practice to 36 12 Whitehall Street Philadelphia in the Dental Rooms home of Vitalized Air and invites patients to visit the new location. Mrs. A. Blalock hosts a birthday dinner for her husband with friends and out of town guests Hon. A. C. Blalock and Will Gilbert in attendance. Miss Lela B. Dixon wins a scholarship to the Shorter Course at the State Agricultural College and will return home tomorrow as the county’s first club work representative.
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D. B. Bislock
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Atlanta
H. P. “Redwine
Jonesboro Street
C. D. Redwine
C.D. Redwine
W. Woods Allen
Whitehall Street
Philadelphia
Blalock
Mr. Blalock
Lela B. Dixon
Macon
Athens
Card of Thanks for neighbor sympathy in bereavement
We thank our neighbors and friends for their tender sympathy and comfort during our recent bereavement. We shall not forget them when we ask Mutual Helper for blessings for our own. Ain. and Mrs. J. T. McCotcom.
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Ain
J. T. McCotcom
Murphy & Co City Market Advertisement List
Buy From The City Market. 20 pounds of sugar for 31.00. Western beef, fresh pork, sausage, mackerel, pig feet, cabbage, turnips, sweet and Irish potatoes, white peas, butter beans, onions, dried fruit, grits, rice, breakfast foods, all kinds of canned goods, pickles and fresh bread. Will deliver your goods to you. Murphy & Co.
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Murphy & Co
Tipwett invites patrons to Turnipseed Westmoreland store
Notice shows W H Tipwett soliciting continued business in contracting and mercantile work from patrons and friends. The writer references past favors and mentions a recent visit to The State Normal and The State Agricultural college. Miss Lela M Dickson and Miss Creswell are noted for club girls work with Orr and Fevetta county honors.
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Turnipseed & Westmoreland
W. H. Tipwett
Rest Rippples Sunday School and Community Gatherings
Sunday school at job on Sunday featured a candy pulling hosted by Mr. Early Couch Theaday night enjoyed by all. A pound supper at Mr. Tom Ellison's drew a large, festive crowd. Mr. J C Walker and family moved near Mt Springs leaving many friends.
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Early Couch
Tom Ellison
J. C. Walker
Mt. Springs
Mole cricket invasion endangers Georgia crops in five years
Georgia entomologists warn the mole cricket from the West Indies is spreading in sandy loam and peaty soils. It damages potatoes tomatoes peppers and sugar cane while breeding from April to June. Control methods include plowing fields, fencing, traps, and careful use of poisons with quarantine and inspection measures to keep pests out.
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Atlanta
George
Georgia
Paris Green
Awerras
Saya
Plant quarantine saves millions in Georgia history
Atlant a Georgia State Board of Entomology reports strict quarantine laws saved millions by preventing the entry and spread of pests like the San Jose scale. The bulletin notes native enemies to vesselation and urges continued control of shipments of plants and trees to curb pest damage and protect agriculture.
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San Jose
State Department of Entomology
Georgian
Georgia
Georgia Department of Entomology
State Board of Entomology
New England
Europe
Mexico
Mediterranenan
China
Japan
Oriental
San Jose Beale
Hungary
New Foundland
Georgia Qearestine
Atlanty
Georgian State Board of Entomology
Jawe
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Fiaptiat
W. H. Robingon
J. Wi Graham
Sunbeam Society
Womans
Mias
Mamie Burks
Will Howell
L. A. Ingram
Murray & Co
A. P. Sama
Hawkinsville
W. W. Tedwives
Chicago
Jas. Murphy
Our City
B. G. Hightower
Ethel Mitcham
Vaughn
Daisy Murphy
J. E. Ward
Woodbury
J.W. Ward
J. T. McCollum
Robert Allen
Riverdale
AL Burks
R. H. Bennett
Daugter
Roxie Hale
J. J. Arnold
Miss Carol
T. C. Peden
Westminster, S. C
Tom Weaver
Roy Wynn
C.E. Adams
Douglas” Charty
Rita
G. A. Lewis
Monroe
O. J.reeves
Isola
A. H. Malsby
Miss
Mr. Reeves
J. F. Smith
J. R. Jackson & Sons
Blackrock School House
Laur Ey
State Normal
Fayette
Ahyee
Orauld
Fevetta
Lela M. Dickson
State Agricultural College
Creswell
Effie Jones
Afrs. Ward
T.D. Nation
J.C. Welker
Gus Jones
Ann Dyning
Mra Wowk Solsby
Florence McLean
He'friest
Watke
Messrs
Jei Tervon
Homer Kent
Helnee Nur
A. O. Blalock
Department of Entomology
Efort
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