Local Social Notes Brave Week with Visiting Friends
From Our Correspondents Mr and Mrs John Lee of near Jonesboro spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs E B Weldon Mrs Minnie McLucas and children spent Monday with Dr and Mrs J A S Chambers Mr Clarence Starr with his sister Miss Lula Starr of Hampton visited friends here Sunday Mr Herbert Sams returning from Atlanta will spend vacation Misses Pearl Brown and Sallie Sams of Woolsey visited Sallie and Nettie Weldon Friday Master Barnett Timmons of Atlanta spending a few days with Walter Weldon Mrs Frank Norton left for Texas last Monday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Head DeWitt s Little Early Risers liver pills advertised locally Blue ribbon on good corn John Adams has blue ribbon for good corn One Commissioner passed through the community looking after convicts Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised for dyspepsia and digestion 25c at Fayetteville Drug Co Readers note: many minor names and places in text remain.
Miss Lizzie Edmondson Visits Home from Athens
Miss Lizzie Edmondson, student at the State Normal school in Athens, spent a few days with relatives before returning home to Temple Georgia. Mr and Mrs Walter Boyd of Several mention local news and social activity.
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Beatus Et Diligo
Lizzie Edmondson
Athens
Temple Ga
Union Grove Sunday services and local notes
Union Grove reports Sunday school was strong and Rev J E Turner delivered two sermons over the weekend. Rev W W Walker now visiting from Atlanta. Miss Iane Spratlin ill. Mrs Sarah Michem from near Brooks visited relatives. Mr J W Adams and wife visited G L Dorsett and wife. Miss Beulah Davis from near Atlanta visiting. most farmers have begun chopping cotton. Mrs Rachel Spratlin from near Tyrone visited. Mr Queen Leach of Aberdeen attended services. Fayette County will soon have…
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Sarah Michem
Brooks
J. W. Adams
G. L. Dorsett
Beulah Davis
Atlanta
Queen Leach
Aberdeen
Aberdeen notes and health ad in Blue Bell region
Local items report residents visiting Aberdeen, travel between Sonoia Ebenezer and Atlanta, and family gatherings at Union Grove. An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm for blood and skin diseases with claims of healing sores and enriching blood, priced at one dollar per large bottle and available via mail order.
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Express
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Drug Co
Local society notes from Fairburn and Mobile visitors
The Rock Dr S W Martin spent ten months in Mobile and visited his mother Mrs S F Martin. Mrs Mary Dorman of Fairburn is visiting friends in town. Mrs Henry Rivers and daughters Alma and Mamie Rambo of near Fairburn called on Mrs J F Rivers Monday. Mr and Mrs T J Jones and family visited Mr and Mrs Holt.
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Mary Dorman
Fairburn
Henry Rivers
Alma
Mamie Rambo
J. F. Rivers
T. J. Jones
Mrs. Holt
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John Lee
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Clarence Starr
Lula Starr
Hampton
Herbert Sams
Pearl Brown
Sallie Sams
Woolsey
Sallie and
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Barnett Timmons
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Dr. King
Johnnie
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C. E. Whitlock
Eula Cook
Laura Wilburn
Mrs. Wright Cook
Erma James
Mary Lynn Brogdon
Paul Jones
Mrs. J. S. Jones
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Will Boyd
Rock
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W. A. Speir
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Curtis Coleman
James Hardy
L.F. Banks
Walter Boyd
Ruth Patton
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Decatur
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Claud Tarpley
Union Grove
J. E. Turner
W. W Walker
Iane Spratlin
Rachel Spratlin
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Loan Spratlin
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Ollum-Roberts Company
Ellis Mitchell
J. H. Lord
Leroy Pope
Ebenezer
J. W. Kirkland
J. T. Arnall
W. B. Baggarly
Hubert Atkinson
Miss Atkinson
Sonoia
Paul Leach
Bob Huddleston
Our Town
Luther Ellison
Locus Grove
S. W. Martin
Mobile
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Savannah
Edwards & Son’s
Georgia
General Merchandise
Stephens
Bell Telephone
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph CO
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