Fayetteville News Briefs and Local Notes
Fayetteville items include Miss Nevada Lewis visiting this week, Miss Mattie Sue Couch and Addie Gilbert guests, and many neighbors visiting relatives. A local paper bill warns bills, while Mary Tignor hosts Louvale Brown and Miss Jessie Carmical ties. Milton Chapman killed a crane, measuring six feet two inches. Local school tax passes 57 to 8. Odd Fellows report progress in Macon. Prof. Bottoms to open Fayetteville Singing School July 15. Reuben Ellard, 67, ex slave, dies near town. Dr Miles Anti Pain advertises fast relief.
Missionary Rally A Success At Union Chapel
The Union Chapel missionary rally held Sunday raised $63 for missions. The event featured good exercises and broad community support. The Rock visitors Miss Minnie Mae Jones and Erma joined Mrs. John Brogdon for a weekend stay. H G Hightower advertised Fayetteville photos every Saturday. The News thanks Barcover district subscriber F A Webb and S F Martin for renewed subscriptions. Rev I W Keithley and Rev T A Brown led meetings at the Methodist Church with strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mae Jones
Erma
the Rock
John Brogdon
Union Chapel
Cause of Missions
I. W. Keithley
T. A. Brown
Methodist Church
Great Millinery Sale Promises Big Value in Hats
A bold millinery sale in Atlanta touts leadership in styles and price. The store highlights 25 plus milliners and cash-only sales, offering Ladies Sailors at 25c, Merry Widow hats at 69c, trimmed hats 2.50, dress hats 4.95, and children's hats 25c to 1.00, with extensive floor space and direct-from-manufacturer buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Merry Widow
Official Returns of the Primary Held June Fourth
Official returns from the June primary show vote results and tallies. The fragment notes ballots cast and totals for candidates and parties, indicating statewide or district outcomes.
Card of Thanks for Community Help After Loss of Horse
A neighbor expresses heartfelt thanks to the Yople community for financial aid and assistance after the writer lost a horse last week. The note gratefulizes the help received and hopes to one day repay the favors.
Will Gather at Gainesville for Baptist Youth Convention
Gainesville hosts the Fourteenth Annual Baptist Y P A Convention on June 23 to 25. John E Howell of Moultrie chairs the program committee and reports a strong speaker lineup and large attendance anticipated for the event.
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Youne of
Georgia
Gainesville
John E. Howell
Moul
In Memory of Our Sister Sallie Askew
In memory of Sallie Askew who died April 4 1908 at her home. The letter speaks of a life devoted to God and service to her Sabbath School at Union Grove. She is described as a devoted wife and mother who carried literature to friends and shared Christian deeds. A FRIEND notes the loss as a gain in paradise and ends with a tribute and prayer. A second notice mentions a kidney and bladder remedy sold by Fy dteuiet Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Askew
Askew
Union Grove
Alway
S.G. Williams
Bownerly
Fy Dteuiet Drug Co
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Home Affairs
Fayetteville Ice Co
Nevada Lewis
Febulon
Atlanta Georgian and
Faytteville News
Mattie Sue Couch
Senoia
Addie Gilbert
East Point
Clifford Burks
Cartersille
McDonough
Mary Tignor
Jonesore
Louale
Milton Chapman
Louvale Brown
Marne Beadles
Will Blalock
L. F. Black
Clara Carnes
Kennod
Mattie Mae
W. J. Stephens
Oftlanta
J. B. Davis
Will Redwine
Miss Jessie Carmical
Senoia Wedsday
L. T. Roberts
D. B. Blalock, Ke, P. Mize
A. G. Harris
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Macon
Odd Fellowship
C. H. Bottoms
Fayetteville
Bottoms
Fayette County
Reuben Ellard
Tom Holt
Spalding County
James T. Pre
Emory College
H. G. Hightower
F. A. Webb
Barcover District
S. F. Martin
Natoulne
Jace
Peters Sts
Eae
Trie
Paradise
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