Miss Lucile Burnett to Wed Mr Brazemore
Miss Lucile Burnett of Tampa Florida and Mr Jackson Frederick Brazemore of Griffin Georgia announce a summer wedding. Miss Burnett, daughter of J M Burnett, has degrees in arts and home economics and teaches at Griffin High School. Mr Brazemore, son of I W Brazemore, attended Auburn University and earned a master’s degree in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Burnett
Tampa
Jackson Frederick Razemore
Griffin
Miss Burnett
Rand
J. M. Burnett
Willsboro
Uey Brice
Pave
Georgia Amilies
Dorothy Burnett
Brice Burnett
Emies Burnett
Wesley’s College
Chicago
Missouri
Art School
Milledgeville
Griffin High Choor
Brazemore
Eogufka
Ala
Labama Polytechnic Institute
Uburn
Open Observations on Truth and Trust from a Rough Ledger
A fragmented, dated-sounding reflection contrasts honesty and deception with moral cautions. It mentions a tenet that love of enemies aligns with Satan and warns of suspicions for the guilty mind. The text also rails at misused funds, a friend’s need for secrecy, and a man James who diverts savings from a farm toward clothing, plus a note about sleeping car fares and travel choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Local social notes include visitors and relaxations in Brooks
Brooks locals record a string of visits with Mrs Griff and Mrs S BE in Drewry while Mr and Mrs Mitcham of Senoia stayed locally. Several youths head to Akron Ohio for the summer and Milledgeville functions tied to G C W College are noted. Community events include a Woman's Club gathering with readings and music, plus burials at Senoia and family visits between Griffin, Atlanta, Haralson and East Point areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Malone
Punch
Sara Gable
J. Woolsey
Anna Crowder
Senoia
Arthur Digby
Griffin
F. M. Henderson
Sam Boykin
East Point
Lee Boykin
Brooks
Sophia Woods
Time to quit trading dollars
Atlanta farmer adviser urges cutting cotton acreage and boosting food crops in 1925 to avoid farming losses. H. G. Hastings warns rising cotton plantings threaten prices and food supply, urging plans for ample feed, grain and forage and a strong home garden to insure a living regardless of cotton prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
H. G. Hastings
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Providence
South
Indictments Charged In Langston Murder Case
Fayette County Grand Jury indicted Oscar Dutton Ora Whittle and John Waller for the murder of rural mail carrier J. P. Langston found dead on his route October 28 1922. Waller named accessory before the fact. A special term of court set for Monday June 29 to try the men with Judge W E H Searcy Jr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Oscar Dutton
Ora Whittle
J. P. Langston
John Waller
Langston
Dutton
E. M. Owen
W. E. H. Searcy Jr
Vacation Bible School Opens at Baptist Church
Junior Bible School begins Monday morning at the Baptist Church on June 15 at 8 30. Open to boys and girls ages five through fifteen, enrollment starts at 8 30 with classes running daily from 9 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Bible School
The
Baptist’ Church
Jane
Cooper Family Travels Reported From Multiple Cities
Mrs. M. J. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garrison, and Misses Ruth and Ruby Cooper have returned from Rockmart, Dallas and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Garrison
Ruth
Ruby Cooper
Kenneth Cooper
Haralson
C. L. Lester
Atlanta
M. J Cooper
M. J. Cooper
Ruth and
Rockmart
Dallas
Brewster Brother Critical in Hastings Florida
The News explains its delay due to the serious illness of Percy J. Brewster in Florida. His condition is critical and expected to last several days. Jack Brewster, a pupil at Hastings, Florida shares this family notice dated June 10, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floridia
Percy J. Brewster
Jack Brewster
Pup
Hastings
Fla
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Upcoming Lisbon Preaching
Several residents attended a singing at McIntosh Sunday and enjoyed the event. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones visited at Inmand Sunday. Mrs. B. E. Massengale and Elsie Jones are reported to be doing well with Mrs. Massengale back home May 81. Guss Kerlin of Charlotte visited his parents Sunday. Hubert Ward left for Alabama for a new position. A social hosted by Mrs. W. S. Whatley of Nyson drew attendees from here for a pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kelley of Atlanta visited Earnest Kerlin recently. Next Saturday and Sunday Lisbon will hold preaching days inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Claude Jones
Inmand
B. E. Massengale
Elsie .Jones
Massengale
Guss Kerlin
Charlotte N.C
Hubert Ward
Alabama
W.S. Whatley
Nyson
Oliver Kelley
Atlanta
Earnest Kerlin
Lisbon
Application to Sell Land in Fayette County Georgia
B O Yates administrator of Matthew Yates applies for leave to sell lands of the estate. Hearing at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in July 1925. J J Davis Ordinary notes the June 1 1925 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Matthew Yates
Fayette County
Georgia
Court of Ordinary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Lucile Burnett
Mr. Brazmore
Satan
Maggie Pollard
Annie Eirza Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Akron Ohio
Louise Stephens
Elizabeth Steinheimer
G. S. 2. W. College
Nell Shannon
J. P. Shannon
Laresten Gro
Fayette and
Campbell Counties
Post Office
Junior Bible School
Frigerator
C. V. Shirley
J. J. Davis
Redwine Bros
General Merchandise
Ford and Fordson Sales and Service
Fayetteville, Georgia
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