Local social notes from Kenwood arrivals and visits
From Our Correspondents Kenwood Mesdames Ann Thornton and Hattie Murphy spent Wednesday with Mrs J E Davis. Camp Wheeler visitors Jesse and Garnett Avery return home. Local figures Ming Kattie Lou McVickers Locust Grove visits sister Mrs Charles Austin. Doyal Steed Atlanta visits grandfather Mr James Reid. Bluford Adams family visit Jonesboro. Reid and Austin families connected with Athens. Various others, including Miss Jessie McKeown and Melissa Johnson, noted with relatives and hospitals in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Thornton
Hattie Murphy
J. E. Davis
Ming Kattie Lou McVickers
Locust Grove
Mrs
Charles Austin
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim and Reward Offer
An early advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for incurable cases. It claims the remedy clears poisons from blood and heals diseased mucous surfaces. Testimonials are promised and the product is sold by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Emd
F. J. Chemey & CO
Totefe
Oita
Ali Drugetets
Hopeful Notes Socials and Obituary Snippets
Sunday attendance at a Hopeful sing along event described as well attended with plans for new looks next month. Mentions Mrs Minnie Roberts improving, Mrs Lela Findley buried at Hopeful after dying at Grady hospital Atlanta, and many county friends affected. Short local visits and family gatherings noted among residents and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Findley
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Hopeful
Lela Suddeth
Bethany Church Plans Flag Day Talk and Sing
Messrs Sam Edmondson Paul Harper and Penn Thomas from Camp Wheeler visited Bethany last week. A flag ceremony at the church is planned for next Sunday afternoon with special songs and Rev John Yarbrough to preach. Farmers in the area are cutting oats and some wheat. Mrs Matt Weir of Carroll county and several others visited Elizabeth Harper. Miss Ruby Edmondson and Ada Thomas attend the Carrollton institute. Curtis Harris of Fort McPherson stayed over with relatives. Mittie Harper of College Park was at home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Edmondson
Paul Harper
Penn Thomas
Camp Wheeler
John Yarbrough
Curtis Harris
Fort McPherson
Mittie Harper
College, Park
East Side Community Notes Pausing In Milledgeville Commencement
Miss Letha Kitchens and Mrs M Mobley traveled to Atlanta then to Milledgeville for the GN&I College commencement. Bart Thompson welcomed his wife home after a several days absence. Health concerns and family visits are reported across East Side, with new Chevrolet purchases and birthday dinners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Kitchens
M. Mob‘Jey
Atlanta
Milledgeville
GN. &I. College
Bart Thompson
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Fayetteville, GA
Fayetteville
Kenwood
Messrs
Jesse and
Garnett Avery
Mr. Doyal Steed
James Reid
Bluford Adams
Wilk Roberts
Jonesboro
Mr. Pled Reid
Ma. Khen Austin
Athens
Alonzo Permoit
Chat
Charles Thornton
John
Jessie McKeown
Glauys MeKown
Alelanta
Melissa Johnson
The
State Normal School
Mr. ‘‘Bill’’ Garner
Albert Davis
Paxton and
Adaladé Turner
Atlanita
Mrs . B. McHachern
Minnie Roberts
Lee Thornton
W. C. Brogdon
Annie Stailey
Bart W Kilgore
Priendsup
Spest
Mr. Wid
Walter Una Ihel
N C. Jackson
M Slimes
Thornton
Vande Drogden
Ane
Stany Sundey
Thomas Barnett
Dation
Vela Meee
Mes Stanley
J.B. Tidwell
Waller Barrow
Ces
Cross Ries
Firs Mane
Bow
Bethany
Matt Weir
Carroll County
Mesdames
Addie Rivers
Mollie Boyd
Eliza Guthrie
Elizabeth Harper
Ruby Edmondson
Ada Thomas
Carrollton, Ga
East Side
Jack
J. BR. Murphy
B. Dean
Am Lamb
New Hope
E. B. Holt
Lois Miller
J. W.spratlin
Aberdeen
Cliff Kerlin
J. G. Mask
Mrs. C
Norton
Willie
Violet and
Myrtice Wilson
Grace
Pearl Porter
G. M. Docman
F. J. Garrison
Zoud
E. Anna Huth
Murghy Vist
Moe
Pieuuanotier
Mus
L. Gk
Omar
Dutier
Lay Men's N OF Georgia
Sth
Augusta, Ga
Fife Mercantile & Hardware GO
John J. Bookout
Opticiand and Jeweler
Peachtree Arcade
Dorsey & McMullen
Georgia
REO Automobiles
Clayton and Fayette
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