Fayetteville County Affairs and Local News Briefs
County commissioners plan to meet June 22 to let out road machines. Bidders must be present at Fayetteville at daw. Ice orders from Fayetteville Ice Co. Atlanta Georgian and Fayetteville News subscription offer. Mrs A H Camp of Fayetteville visiting friends. Trustees elect J O Ettis as principal for another year. Teachers' examinations today. Mr and Mrs T R Gay of Atlanta visiting relatives here. Sallie Kate Carlisle visiting her aunt Mrsanne Brown. Friends of Mrs S Harrison glad she is improving. Owe us for the News home and settle before we stop your paper. Stincham term ends. tax collector to fill vacancy. Mrs C Martin of near Brooks Martin visiting this week. Mrs O E Jackson retired from visit to Helmer. W McElwary and wife visited relatives Friday. He, SC guest of Miss Mae Gilreath and Mamie Burks. Mrs W J Stephens of Atlanta spent week with her in Fayetteville. 4 H Brown reports cotton bloom in his field. All day missionary meeting at Ebenezer in July. Col Wise to speak. Mrs L O McElvany visiting daughter Mrs J H Stephenson. Mattie Blalock and daughters Mary and Elizabeth visiting L F Blalock. Photographer H G Hightower to be in Fayetteville daily. Stay tuned for local prosperity notes and delegate results.
Hollingsworth retires as Fayetteville Bank cashier
W B Hollingsworth resigns after years as cashier since the bank’s organization amid declining health. J Q Landrum reports high oat yields on limited ground, noting Fayette soil’s potential. Eloise Dunahoo, six months, buried from pneumonia in Atlanta. granddaughter of G W Dorsett. County Commissioners to set out road machines on the 22nd to begin summer road work ahead of winter rains.
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Eloise
Walter Dunahoo
Atlanta
G. W. Dorsett
Blalock Named Cashier at Fayetteville Bank
D B Blalock was this week made cashier of the Fayetteville Bank Brack who had been cashier at the Jonesbona Bank for a year has served as assistant here since H M Stell retired in January He is well qualified for the post and friends greet his promotion.
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W. B. Hollingsworth
Fayette_ville
D. B. Blalock
Fayetteville Bank
Brack
Jonesbona Bank
H. M. Stell
City Court Adjourned Term Reports Verdicts
The adjourned term of the City Court convened Monday with farmers and courts. Cases disposed include Ling Wilson mis demeanor verdict not guilty. Jim and Billie Knoles verdict not guilty. Burch Glass verdict not guilty. Julius Lovie verdict guilty with $50 or 7 months. No civil business was tried.
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Ling Wilson
Jim
Billie Knoles
Burch Glass
Julius Lovie
Card of Thanks to Sixth District Supporters
O H B Loopworth expresses gratitude to all who worked and voted for him in the recent primary. He thanks them for loyalty and aid and hopes none will regret their support, wishing to thank each person personally.
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Sixth Congressional District
Loopworth
Delegates Named to State Democratic Convention Fayette County
Fayette county selects delegates for the State Democratic Convention from multiple districts. Included are J W Culpepper J M Dorsey J H Stephens W T Glover for 496th district and J T Lewis E J Snead for 588th district plus Ben Edmondson E S Ward for 495th district. District 1298d lists A Steinheimer Sam Boykin K B Banks. Additional delegates include J L Elder Dr Jones for 549th district J S Thornton W O Coleman for 1248th district J M Austin for 1262d district and P C Jackson J R Jackson for 709th district.
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Fayette County
J. W. Culpepper
J. M. Dorsey
J. H. Stephens
W. T. Glover
J. T. Lewis
E. J. Snead
Ben Edmondson
E. S. Ward
A Steinheimer
Sam Boykin
K. B. Banks
J. E. H. Ware
T. C. Speer
Will Brown
J. L. Elder
Dr. Jones
J. S. Thornton
W. O. Coleman
J. M. Austin
P. C. Jackson
J. R. Jackson
Primary vote shows broad support for congressional candidate
A political message thanks supporters for backing the candidate in the June 4 primary. The speaker notes a large total vote and attributes it to the generosity of friends, while asserting the unity of the vote without external influence.
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Lan
Atlanta Millinery Sale Promises Unmatched Values
Leading Atlanta hat shop boasts largest millinery space and top designer among 25 staff. Cash-only savings drive low prices on Merry Widow sailors, trimmed hats, dress hats, children’s styles, and silk Mull designs with bold discounts and direct-from-manufacturer buying.
Thornton Letter Thanks Supporters After Gubernatorial Campaign
J S Thornton expresses gratitude to supporters, stating his campaign cussed no liquor, no corrupting influence, and no lineup of candidates for Governor. He pledges to remember the circle of friends in gratitude and service after the county canvass and solicitation of public support.
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J. S. Thornton
Music School Ad Promotes Prof Bottoms in Fayette County
An ad announces a Fayette County music school starting July 15 led by Prof. C. H. Bottoms, famed singer and former state fair banner winner. He sang at the World’s Fair in St Louis and ranked second in the United States. Bottoms is praised as a Christian gentleman devoted to honest work and community uplift, urging local families to enroll. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Permelia Russell aged 97 at her daughter’s home near Hopeful, with brief obituary details and condolences from The News.
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C. H. Bottoms
Bottoms
South
Fayette County
Fayette
St. Louis
United States
Permelia Russell
Lester
Here
S. G. Easton
Wm. Russell
C. H. Easten
Permelia Lester
Bethany
Stockholders Meet to Install Modern Ginnery at Fay etteville Mill
Fay etteville Oil Mill stockholders ordered a full up-to-date ginnery with eight gins and seventy saws, plus modern gin machinery. President McKee of Kentucky Refining Co. attended and aims to start by September, enabling 75 to 100 bales per day. Old officers were reelected. Also, a lung operation on Nacio Chial at St. Franci Hospital, Hartford, saved by Dr. M A Sullivan who restarted the heart during surgery. Castoria ads conclude the piece.
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Fayetteville
McKee
Kentucky
Kentucky Refining Co
M. S. Harper
Nacio Chial
St. Franci Hospital
Hartford
Conn
Chial
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Yateville
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J. O. Ettis
Courty School
Ixon
T. R. Gay
Oftlanta
Sallie Kate Carlisle
Cullen
Mrs. Nnne Brown
BE. S. Stinch
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P. Martin
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Martin
O. E. Jackson
Hse
Helmer
W. McElwary
Lle
S. C
Mae Gilreath
Greensford
Mamie Burks
W. J. Stephens
HE. Travis
H. Brown
Ebenezer
Col. Wise
Mattie Blalock
Ghters
Mary and
Elizve
Iine
H. G. Hightower
Georgia
H. B. Bloodworth
Indianings
J. Q. Landrum
City Court
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Atlanta, Georgia
Peters Sts
Music
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Castoria
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