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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
4
A London Chronicle quip notes bus top chatter about a woman giving her dog a drink from a public cup. The exchange mocks the dog’s temper and the scene, reflecting social snobbery and public etiquette.
The play ends with a divorce between the hero and heroine, altering the original happy ending. The author agrees to change the final act to reflect the separation.
Egg sale notice from Fayetteville offered by N W Kelley Clerk's office at 50 cents per dozen delivered. This brief notice lists product and delivery venue with price.
International Mills advertises hosiery sold directly from the mill to the wearer with guaranteed styles and colors. It claims salary paid for all time or spare hours and says no money is needed for samples. Located at 944 Norriston, Pa.
notice seeks return of a red duroc gilt about two months old that strayed from a residence on March 4. Finder urged to contact J. B. Edmondson or The News with information.
Miss Lorraine Graham attends a Bercan Fidélis class meeting on Tuesday. Du luth visitor Frances Parsons stays with sister C V Shirley this week. Sarah Burks resigns Brooks school post to stay at home. Fairton residents Kitchens and friends visit J W Kitchens. Greenfield couple visits Ethel Eastin. Dean Murphy hosts a birthday party Thursday. Blalock Trading Co. reports mule arrivals including good plug mules at low prices ready for work. Dova Malone and grandchildren visit Lill Malone. Murphy family welcomes a son born March 9 named Joal Taylor. Local concertgoers Mary Lillian Smith and friends attend Heifetz in Atlanta. Mrs. Fanny Brown returns from Atlanta trip. S J St Lephoée and guest Ms Stephens visit. Turnipseed and relatives spend weekend at home. Atlanta visitors Parney Brogdon and children visit. Blalock’s barn offers $80 and $75 routes ready for plowing.
Mr and Mrs Patian invite presence at the marriage of their daughter Lillis Patien to Mr Ton Teumb Priday on Saturday at 8 oclock in Pave tevile Methodist Church Admission adults 25 cents school children above 5th grade 20 cents half price for 5th grade Proceeds for library funds Miss Ruby Harrell spent the weekend at home Miss Lora Perry of Hampton spent the weekend with her parents Mr Hubert Willis spent the weekend in Harralson Mr Fred Austin Mr Fred of Kenwood and Miss Annie Ruth Steshens were guests of Miss Lora Percy Sunday Mrs Mary Newnan of Atlanta spent last week with her mother Mrs T B Harris Mr William Chandler of Baltimore Maryland is spending a few weeks with friends and relatives here Mrs Fiorie Chandler of Griffin spent last week with her niece Mrs H C Adams Mrs G W Stokes and granddaughter Miss Opal Adams spent last week in Atlanta
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