Local Notices and Shop Specials in Town
Fresh cheese 2 pounds for 35 cents at T B Farrer Co. Best cooking oil 60c per gallon at Segraves Perry. Fresh Bennetts water ground meal 1.00 per bushel. Ice cream salt and crackers at T B Farrer Co. Ladies wash skirts 1.25. Blalock McCollum Rosperts Co. includes visits from Edna Bertha and Willie Dixon of Clayton County. Numerous local residents visit relatives and attend events. election results show four days law favored by about four to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segraves & Perry
T. B. Farrer & Co’s
M. A. Thedford
McElree
Tax Notice and Teacher Examination Schedule
Tax books close June 30 with double taxation on unreturned property. W. C. D. Moors, T. R. announces no extra tax. Annual teacher exams June 16 and 17 at the local school building for uncertified teachers. Hodge's Nature Study and Life included. W. N. D. Dixon, C. B. C.
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W. C. D. Moors
T. R
For Sale Two Mules and Local Notices
For sale two good mules cheap. Address Helmer Ga K Couen. Mesdames W E Edwards of Atlanta and M W McConnell of Riverdale visit Fay etteville. Pupils of Mrs Crawley enjoyed Bennett's Pond. W P Lewis of Carrollton visited Fay etteville. Do not hire John Atkinson under contract. County Commissioners request minors with receipts to present funds before June 20. Inman youths picnic to Bennett's Pond. Mayor D B Blalock and wife leave for New York. Ruth Edwards returns from Milledgeville G N and I J college and will graduate next year.
Stockholders Meet Inman Gin and Ware House Co
Important business notice calls all stockholders to meet at Inman at three oclock on Monday June 12th. Local items mention a Baptist church fundraiser sale, a four foot four winged two bodied chicken, Belmont college student returning, county farm conditions, dry weather impact on corn, county commission session, and a lawn party hosted by Misses Laura and Jessie Thornton with twenty five guests and refreshments.
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Inman’ Gin and Ware House Company
Inman
J. A. S. Chambers
Chin’n
Laura
Jessie Thornton
Bennett's water ground meal at Foster Co's Rayne lamp sale
Miss Ella Hilsman returns to Atlanta after a week with sister Mrs. B. Lewis. J J Davis sells Rayne lamp fixtures at T B Foster & Co. Bennett promotes water ground meal.
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Rayne
J. J. Davis
Ella Hilsman
Atlanta
B. Lewis
Picnic at Warm Springs Delights Attendees
Last Thursday's Warm Springs picnic drew praise from attendees who hailed the event as a standout. They credited District Passenger Agent J M Freeman of the Southern Railway for offering very low rates and fine accommodations for local schools and residents. Mrs. Georgia A Patterson of East Point died last Saturday and was buried Tuesday in Antioch. She leaves two sons and a daughter. The Bank of Fayetteville marked its fifteenth year with strong dividends and growth. T R Gay will be cashier and Erma Jones assistant cashier for another year.
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Warm Springs
J. M. Freeman
Southern Railway
Georgia A. Patterson
East Point
Antioch
Bank of Fayetteville
T. R. Gay
Erma Jones
Ladies of Fayetteville Baptist Church Benefit Sale
The Ladies of the Fayetteville Baptist Church announce a benefit sale on several Saturdays starting June 10. Items include cakes pies light bread butter eggs chickens jelly preserves and more, in Redwine block second office room near the jail. Ice cream served. All are invited.
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Redwine’s
Benefit of
Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
The
Ladies of the Fayettevil! Baptist Church
Redwine Block
McBride and Hightower Wed at Inman Parsonage
Miss Eula McBride and B G Hightower of near Harps were married at the Inman parsonage with Rev. Askew officiating. The bride, a noted county teacher, and the groom, a respected young man and local photographer, plan Fayetteville residence after a trip to Atlanta and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula McBride
B. G. Hightower
Near Harps
Inman
Askew
Tir Sounty
Hightower
Caunty
Redwine
Atlanta
Tennessee
Fayetteville
West Bridge News Reports Quiet Community
West Bridge notes warm weather and steady progress with no serious sickness. Farmers report crops in good shape. Families and neighbors, including Johnson, Walker, Davenport, Rivers, Orr, Jackson, Norton, West, and Orr, visited relatives and attended an ice cream supper hosted by L. T. West.
In Memory of Mrs. Ethel Morris
Mrs. Ethel Morris died after a brief illness at 23. She married Grady Morris on January 2, 1910 near Mount Springs and joined Lisbon Baptist Church at 20. She leaves a husband a small infant her parents five brothers five sisters and many relatives. Funeral was held at Antioch Cemetery May 28 conducted by Rev. Askew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Voriis
Ethel
Grady Morris
Near Mount Springs
Lisbon
Antioch
Rev
Askew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Affairs
Amelia Lister
B. H. Landrum
J. M. Jackson
le. Perlb
Cincos
Ice Cold
H. Landrum
Blalock-Mccollum Rosperts Co
Edna
Bertha
Willie Dixon
Clayton County
Bennetts
Georgia Boggus
Johnie Travis
T. B. ‘Farrer & Cats
Blalock-McCollum-Roberts Co’s
C. E. Stephens
Emily Kate
Grantville
Our City
W.B. Hollingsworth
South Georgia
J. B. Edwards
G. N. and I. College
Milledgeville
George Felker
Monroe
Mrs. Hollingsworth
Col
L. C. Dickson
Abbeville
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
S. C. Bernhard
Woolsey Ga. R. F. D
E. B. Harrell
Ozela Waller
Mrs W. T. Glower
Helmer, Ga
K. Couen
Mesdames W. E. Edwards
M. W. McConnell
Riverdale
Mrs
B. L. McGough
W. P. Lewis
Carrollton
Mr. Lewis
John Atkinson
Amy Wees
J. W. Davis
Bennetts Pond
D. B. Blalock
New York
Blalock
Cotton Seed Crushers Association
Ruth Edwards
G. N and IJ
Ruth
Paul Ellington
Loring Brown
Mattie Lena Blalock
Nashville
Belmont College
South
Blackrock
McBride-Hightower
West Bridg
C. V. Johnson
G. W. Philips
Walt Walker
Miss Vivian
G. F. Davenport
Campbell County
Annie Rivers
Bitheny
Spe
Hew Siter
J. 2. Orr
J. S. Orr
James Orr
Ida
Lizzie
Sadie
Maud
Emma Lou Jackson
Mollie Norton
L. T. West
John Robert Orr
Bettie West
J. S West
Ye King
eBlanek- Farrell Smith Company
Ethel Morris
Complete Stock Drug Store
Blalock, Smith
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