Local notices and social items from Fayetteville week
Community notices report visits from Mr Chas Westmoreland of Hampton and NSM C A Smith of Atlanta. Wedding reports include Miss Lois Lewis and Mr Lonie Mitchell in Atlanta with future Macon home, and Miss Mirriam Waters visiting Fayetteville. Plant sales, magazine promos, and club meeting notes accompany local business and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Westmoreland
Hampton
NSM
C. A. Smith
Atlanta
Lois Lewis
Lonie Mitchell
Macon
Peas Wanted for Cash Purchases in Atlanta Area
Gro. W. Heard offers cash for good grade Unknown and Whippy peas. Pays $1.90 per bushel in Fayetteville and nearby towns with sacks provided, or $1.95 per bushel if peas are already bagged in good bags. Mail P O Box 136 Atlanta Ga.
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Fayetteville
Gro. W. Heard
P. O
Atlanta
Fayetteville High School notes record new pupils
Four new pupils entered Fayetteville High School this week bringing annual total enrollment to 264. Average daily attendance is about 200. Washington birthday exercises drew the largest audience yet. many called it the best program so far. Next public exercises set for March 30, with a special program on Confederate Memorial Day.
Fayette County Renewal and New Subscriber List
If You Live in Fayette County Your Name Should Be Here shows renewals and new subscribers. Names listed include James Babb Sam Boykin J Hightower J O Stenchcomb J B McBride J G Ponder Seab Slaton Thos Holt and new subscribers Jordan Thornton W M Giles A G Thompson J R Jackson Mrs Mamie Allen Hugh Orr R L Mask and Mrs W ReMalone.
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Fayette County
James Babb
Sam Boykin
J. ©. Hightower
J. O. Stenchcomb
J. B. McBride
J. G. Ponder
Seab Slaton
Thos. Holt
Jordan Thornton
W. M. Giles
A G. Thompson
J. R. Jackson
Mamie Allen
Hugh Orr
W. ReMalone
To the Teachers of the County
Miss Lela Dickson leads this year’s ladies demonstration work highlighting its economic and educational value. With high prices and uncertain cotton markets, teachers should recruit club members and report names to Miss Dickson. Encouragement prevents dropout and keeps students engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Dickson
Miss Dickson
The little country paper from his old hometown
A nostalgic description extols the local hometown paper as a comforting daily read. It notes its rough print yet its power to ease moods, reveal social news, crops, and local fortunes, and keep a reader posted on who is up or down in Pumpkin Row society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Omen
Vening Post
Entleman
Yaller
Tanlac credited with dramatic relief and weight gain
A Georgia couple reports Tanlac cured rheumatism and restored energy. Mrs. Geiger gained 25 pounds after four bottles, ended headaches and nervousness, and now manages her home. The ad lists Fayetteville Inman Woolsey Brooks Tyrone Kenwood and other distributors. Separately Mrs. Bryant Jackson dies at home after caring for her ill husband. funeral held Monday with burial at Thornton burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
G. G. Geiger
East Linden Street
Atlanta
The
Georgia Railroad
Bryant Jackson
G. B. Walker
Thornton Burrying Ground
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Home Affairs
Dixon’s Drug Store
Nunnally’s
BEE Dixon Drug Co’s
Mirriam Waters
Marie Beadles
O. B. Stevens
W. E .Beadles
Dot Murphy
Wii
Brooks
O. M. Malone
Rosea Mitchell
Corrie Gibbs
Journal
Progressive Farmer
Sam
Cosmopolitan
Harper’s Bazaar
Heart’s
Motor Magazines
Eugene Dixon
A. B. Sanders
W. W. Allen
Griffin District
Evonough
Dr. Allen
Nancy Hall
Porto Rico
Patty Law
Lewis Jones
Dixon, Fayetteville, Go
Court House
O. T. Malone
Mary Stell
Mary Lynn Brogdon
Rs. Bastin
Ie Jackson
Lou Jones
Lotchie Martin
Fayetteville High School Notes
the Country Paper
Woolsey
McLean & Co
W. N. Stephens
Kenwood
R. L. Davis
Tyrone
R. M. Hagler
J. Eugene Kilgore
Adv
Man
Bank OF Fayetteville
GAY & Balock