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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1916

Page

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Home Affairs and Methodist Church Activities Announced

Fayetteville groups list church events with Rev L P Glass at Home Affairs details including Sunday services second and fourth Sundays 7 30 pm Thursday evening meetings Sunday school 9 45 am Mrs L P Glass president. Methodist Church led by Rev A B San 8 pastor preaching schedule first and third Sundays 11 am and 7 30 pm Sunday school 9 15 am League Monday 7 20 pm Ladies Missionary Society meets Monday with Mrs A U Walock president.

J. W. Grangy L. P. Glass I Methodist Church A. B. San W. KB Rayci

Fragments Highlight Social Events And Local Commerce

The note mentions Miss Effie Jones visiting her grandmother Mrs. J. W. Ward and Misses Vura and Berta Davis with companions in Senoia. It references a fiddling jug maker at the School Auditorium and Prof. Alex Smart providing luggage and entertainment. Local firms advertise fresh produce and coffee, with multiple businesses listed. Rufus Brogdon of Fayetteville and others promote lumber, coal, beans, tomatoes, and canned goods. The piece notes tax receivers and coroners candidates and a county social dinner hosted by a husband on his anniversary with court officials and guests attending meals and gatherings.

G & E Jonson Promises Ready Sweet Potato Plants

Doublerun Georgia seller G. and E. Jonson offers 1000 bushels of various yam slips including Nanc Hell Hardshells Bunch Yam and Patta Saws. They guarantee full count and well rooted plants with rushed orders.

G. & E. Jonson Doublerun

Engagement announced for Mary Lucy McCollum and Mr Jones

Mr and Mrs J T McCollum of Fayetteville Ga announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lucy to Mr FLV Jones of Fayetteville with the wedding planned for April A crowd of Mountain Dfolders from the Georgia Fiddlers Convention in Atlanta will attend the School Auditorium tomorrow night prize winners Shorty Harover and Sister Hall are expected The event is under the auspices of the old soldiers and daughters of Confederacy Also notes on the Civic School Improvement club meeting and plans for Memorial Day Exercises and Clean Up Week with Fancy Work shown next fall and refreshments served

Atlanta Constitution J. T. McCollum Fayetteville, Ga Mary Lucy Flv. Jones Fayetteville Mountain Piddlers Georgia Fiddlers Convention Atlanta Shorty Harover Old Soldiers and Daughters of Confederacy Cvic W. N. Bailey

Program of County Teachers Association at Little Flock

A county teachers association program set for March 25 at Little Flock includes devotional exercises by A B Sanders, welcome by S E Speer, a lecture to be announced, and a dinner. Dr J A S Chambers presents health requirements in the rural school. Prof J W Blackwell discusses the life of the boy and the playground. Prof A M Aiken delivers a day summary. round table discussions cover school life incidents. Also notes the death of Clarence Pilkington near here after a weeklong illness. he joined the Baptist church young, survived by four sisters and his parents, with community sympathy.

County Teachers Association Little Flock E. Speer J. D. Smith J. A. S. Chambers J. W. Blackwell A. M. Aiken Clarence Pilkington Here Clarence Baptist Church W. A. Johnson S. Pilkington A. L. Griggs Lillian Annette

Local Social News Highlights From Kenwood

Miss Fannie Brown of Atlanta visited her mother Mrs. T. Elder for a weekend. Miss Pearl McEachern spent Saturday night with Mrs. J. Carnes. Miss Grey Miller of Corinth visited Miss Bessie and Miss Joann Davis over the weekend.

Fannie Brown Atlanta T. 'H. Elder Pearl McEachern J. Carnes Grry Miller Corinth Missea Bessie Junniv Avis Gaturda Lizzie Simpson Bessie Jennie Davis

Community Notes and Tragic Infant Death at Flat Creek

Local notices record numerous social visits around Flat Creek including Ava Turner Malissa Johnson Addie Warr and others visiting friends and relatives. A sudden infant death near February 10th prompts heartfelt condolences and a pastor's reflection on faith with Rev W A Taliferro delivering sermons in Macon.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Home Affairs Capital Church Rev. L. P. Glass Blake M. E. Murphy Effie Jones J. W. Ward Will Alex. Smart School Auditoriu W. B. Hollingsworth Little Daugher Monroe Vura Berta Davis Messrs Sam Jachin Gilbert Stell Senoia Bor Ister Hall O. E. Murphy Blalockjarrell-Smith Co Blalock-Mc‘ollum-Roberts Co Berry &Ckson John M. Jackson Co C. C. Travis M. E Murphy Odd iicLesn Woolsey al Woods Rufus Brogdon Etteville J.T. Wards Inman McLucas McLean Brooks W. N.ady Nlac M. Kerlin Y Nutt Stanford Hn H. Holt Pest Brother A. B. Sanders Brother S Kenwood Ava Turner Malissa Johnson Addie Warr College Park Lois Jackson Johngeline Jewett J. B. Turner Jr Gr Dy Cox Florida Mr. Wyley Davis Lucy Johnson Flat Creek Emma Davis Ruby Chapman Cora Lee Denham Floreed Turner Mattie Davis Onie Knowles New Hope Messers, Wiley Ernest Adams Lookout Girls Mattie Lou Davis Lara Mae Harrell Walker Davis Fred Davis Mesdames J. I. Adams Ola Davis Mary Lou Griggs Barney Adams J. O. Adams Family F. E. Davis Annie Ruth Dorsett Minnie Parrott Lillie Griggs Dannie Turner Harrell W. A. Taliferro Macon The Baptist Church Sun Bank OF Bank OF Fayetteville Planters Gisthi John Deere Gay & Blalock
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