13 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
1
A cluttered item list from Am boy GA highlights farm goods, tomatoes, seeds, groceries, and hardware from Murphy Co. It notes political chatter about Judge Dates and Wess while reporting obituaries, church events, and a missing detailed schedule. The piece also mentions the Shakerag election date changes and farm demonstrations by White Crest Flour vendors.
A collage of local commerce and public notices includes J H Stephens eggs and 4H branded tomatoes, groceries from Murphy & Co, and urging crop production with guano. Farmers & Merchants Bank reports an 8 percent dividend, officers reelected, and a committee formed to study post act advantages. Miss Lois Dawdle of Rome promotes girl club work and school garden projects urging each girl to plant a tenth acre and keep records at The Rock Farmers Union meeting.
Mrs Maude Sparkman Wesley relocates next to the Woolsey post office on March 14 offering a spring summer hat line at value prices. Mrs J J Arnold hosts the Rook Club with Irish Saint Patrick decor and refreshments. Mrs W R Carriker visits from Marietta. Sheriff Brown marks his fifty fourth anniversary with a family dinner and court officials in attendance. wishes for many more celebrations.
Grand juries drawn for March term 1944 at Fayette Superior Court list jurors including J G Mister Loyd J L Medwaney Stephen Cohtons C Adame Felton Bone Landrum J S Mask G W Bottoms WH Milam J A Nash JC Smith Speer FM Whine WH Jay Adams Sam Boykin and others.
List of Traverse Jurors called for the first week of the March term at Fayette Superior Court in 1914. Names include Whitlock, West, Burdett, Farrer, Graves, Davis, Martin, Loyd, Lord, McDiarmid, Ellison, Chapman, Holt, Whatley, McElvaney, Malone, Turner, Lyons, Plunkett, Ellington, Lee, Woolsey, Dumas, Brown, Phillips, Cooper, McElwaney, Gibson, Lewis, Landrum, Carnes, Martin, Huckaby, McElwaney, Brown, Brown, Butler, McElroy, Smith, and Whatley.
The list includes W C Cook, Willie Brown, J Hill, John McLucas, AC Reeves, J O Stinchcomb, WH Cox, J R Goodman, W F Cox, E E Cole man, John Jones, NL Grant, I'M Reid, A Hartley, Stephens Banks, F M Henderson, S M Thornton, J B Whitlock, J Huddieson, G C Kelley, O J Harris, J B Ellison, W H Brown, J O McElwaney, J D Mask, W N Bearden, 3 JT Holt, B A Masx, J D Evans, J Adams, PM Mc Eachern, W Jackson, C E Bla tock, J T Burch, Allen Chandler, C E Adams, S'A Burks, J EB Bow 1era, B Perry, Elam Williams.
Announced visit of eye expert Kennon Mott to Dr Albright’s Dental office for one day Friday March 20. He promises to correct difficult cases without surgery and offers glasses adjustments while warning against fake agents.
Rev Dodd of near Bethsaida filled his regular appointments in New Hope over Saturday and Sunday. A prayer meeting occurred at Mr John Browns Sunday afternoon. Burges Bray remains quite ill. Misses Mary and Lena Coleman of Fife visited Mr and Mrs J S Brown. Mr Henry Jackson and family joined relatives near Fife. Mrs Maggie Moore of East Point visited Mrs Lemis Miller of Conigth’s.
Sunday visits by Mrs Will Bishop and Mrs Johnie Wallis are noted along with Miss Sarah Mattews's visit to Kenwood. A farming brief mentions cotton yields and corn, advertising Eggos and poultry stock including White Wrandotts Barred Rocks and Buff Orpingtons with Brown Leghorn priced at 1 dollar and 50 cents.
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