Farmers Busy With Cotton and Local Social Notes
From Our Correspondents farmers are busy picking cotton this season. Notable visits include Bill Lee and family of Lone Oak, Olin McElwaney of Tyrone with his son, Abs Ma- Son, and Emory Philips of Longstreet. Rev W W Chandler of Senioa visits his mother Mrs Josie Chandler. Sheriff Kerlin of Fayetteville and Mr Mrs Wilber Whitlock welcome a newborn girl. J O Brown's loss marks Hoyt Brown’s passing at age two. Death reminds the community to seek faith as they endure parting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill’’ Lee
Lone Oak
Olin McElwaney
Tyrone
Wm. McElwaney
Obesity cure touts hot water and Tassco remedy
An advertisement touts a weight loss plan claiming a glass of hot water each morning and increased open air time boost health. It recommends Tassco, dieting modestly, and weighing progress to reduce obesity, claiming the method improves blood oxygen and digestion with noticeable weight loss after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
E.E. Dixon
Local Church Pageant Notes and Visitors in Tyrone
Rev W W Chandler held services at the regular appointments through the weekend. Miss Javie May McElwaney spent Saturday night with Miss Winnie McElwaney. Mr B B Williams and wife of Atlanta visited W D Rowers and family Sunday. Mrs Elliot Slaten visited Mrs C E Whitlock Monday. Mrs Lula Whitlock, ill recently, is improving. Vera Landrum of Sandy Creek visited relatives here. W L Stenchcomb called Monday. Misses Hettie and Myrtie Flowers visited Miss Viola Jones Saturday afternoon. Mrs Lizzie Handly spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Li A Handley at Flat Creek. Miss Winnie McChwaney spent…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Chandler
Javie-May McElwaney
Winnie McElwaney
Vera Landrum
Sandy Creek
W. L Stenchcomb
Hettie
Myrtie Flowers
Viola Jones
Lizzie Handly
Li. A. Handley
Flat Creek
Consider the Lives of the Field How They Grow
An advertisement promotes Argo-Phosphate as essential for women to gain strength and a healthy figure. It cites Dr. Frederick Jacobson on phosphate benefits and claims dramatic weight gains and improved complexion, urging readers to obtain from druggists or order by mail from Argo Laboratories in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jacobson
Argo Laboratories
Nta
Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
Friendship residents welcomed Mrs. Lewis Brown who spent Thursday with Mrs. Jamnison. John Crane of Buford visited friends here for the weekend. Miss Jessie West hosted relatives near Lethsaida recently. Warren Dodd of Atlena spent Sunday with James McEvoy. Mrs. E. E. Mitchell visited relatives and Mrs. Dora Dumas visited Mrs. Js Ps Dumas last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crane
Buford
Warren Dodd
Atlena
James McEvoy
3S. Lee
A Daught
Atlanta
Dora Dumas
Js Ps Dumas
Cocotone Skin Whitener and Hair Dressing Ad
An Atlanta man promotes Cocotone Skin Whitener claiming it makes an old face look years younger and evens dark skins and freckles. The ad also hawks Cocotone Hair Dressing promising easier combing and a smoother look, with mail order details and a sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Juusti
Cocotone Co
Liey
Leturr Tenale
Cocotone
Local Social Notes From Saturday Gatherings
Hopeful social round up recounts Elder Fuller hosting visitors from Gulia and Drake and family entertainment. Citizens including Mrs. Willie Hartley of Atlanta and Kite of Newnan visited relatives and Rev. G B Walker’s household on Sunday. Daisy Jacks and Nannie Young, Verna Smith with Reba and Lucy Roberts, and Charles Thornton with family were among those seen visiting Kenwood residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Nannie Young
Verna Smith
J Reba
Lucy Roberts
Charles Thornton
Kenwood
Don’t Miss Semi-Weekly Journal and Fayetteville News Offer
An ad invites readers to subscribe to the Semi-Weekly Journal and The Fayetteville News until November 1 for 72 cents, paid at the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Subat
Evaporation as Home Food Preservation Alternative
Evaporated fruits and vegetables emerge as a solution to can shortages. The article argues that a home evaporator, built with basic carpentry skills, can preserve produce for winter, offering tastier, more nutritious results at lower cost and easier storage, with plans available from the local Canning Club Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lele Dowdle
Pervieor
Canning Club
Fearful Destruction of Property by Forest Fires
J B Berry of the Georgia State College of Agriculture warns annual state losses from forest fires reach one to two million dollars. Most fires stem from carelessness, with grazing improvement as a motive, and surface fires reduce grazing capacity by destroying valuable grasses. About 30 percent start when clearing land, often due to poor timing or lack of fire lines and fighters. Preventing fires would save over a million in timber and farm structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Berry
State College of Agriculture
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Blalock-Mcollum-Roberts
Oak Grove
Mra. Baze
Covington
Abs
Emory Philips
Longstreet
Senoia
Josie Chandler
Kerlin
Wilber Whitlock
Jack McElvaney
Near
Palmetto
J. O. Brown
Ckimed
Hoyt
B. B. Williams
W. D
Elliot Slaten
C. E. Whitlock
Lula Whitlock
Winnie McChwaney
Tommie Belle Adams
Lela Dickson
Myrtice
Lewis Brown
Mrs. Jamnison
Jessie West
Lethsaida
E. E. Mitchell
Fuller
Gulia
Drake and Family
S Noia
Mr. After Cobian
Willie Hartley
Reutives
Fo Kite
Newnan
Ollie Lee Jones
Viola Jackson
J. J. Wallis
Fayeteville
G. B . Walker
W. W. Allen
O Fiz
Hellingeworth Bulding
Fife Mercantile and
Herdware CO
Fay
Fayette
R. O. Cochran
College Park
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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