19 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
1
The notice lists church services and meetings across several congregations with pastors named and service times on Sundays and weekdays. It notes local business updates including onion sets and potatoes for sale, Griffin planning a large packing plant, and charter applications in progress. Hon. J. T. Patterson visited the county, and Mrs. N. Griffin died near Nyson after a short illness with funeral at Ebenezer.
Local notices mention contacts and events such as poultry eggs for sale Wyandotte and Island Red varieties, a Baptist Missionary dinner at Stinchcomb building with prices, and farm goods from Dorsett & Dixon Co. Names include Searcy Murphy Hollingsworth and Farrer, with scattered references to nearby towns like Ashburn and Amboy.
Real estate secured loans at 6 percent offered by A C Agency Company with liberal privileges. Correspondence solicited from offices at 758 Gas Electric Building Denver Colorado and 446 Pierce Building St Louis Missouri.
Te Club Girls report March price offers on canning outfits and request responses from buyers. A fire struck the Oak Grove school building Monday night around 7 o clock. flames were extinguished quickly. Damages are not fully known. the house was insured but furniture is a total loss.
Obituary tribute to Rev J E Turner notes his kindness piety and family role. Funeral attended by hundreds of mourners and ministers. Poignant verses reflect faith and hope of reunion in heaven.
A dated poem from Red Oak Georgia dated March 12 1915 laments a lost loved one. It speaks of faith solace and divine peace in a church surrounding the bereaved family. The piece uses religious imagery to comfort the reader and describes sorrow shared by church members and the bereaved family.
The Hands School March 15 1915 tribute recalls Albert Hardy a devout Methodist who joined Brooks church last summer. Described as an diligent helpful student and faithful follower of Jesus, the letter laments his passing and expresses faith he rests in the arms of Jesus, awaiting reunion.
Mr and Mrs L G Perry hosted a birthday party for Miss Lora Perry with a progressive rock game and late refreshments by Mesdames Perry and Bailey. Attending were Misses Loraine and Mary L. Graham Berta Smith Vura Davis Marge Travis Will Jackson Fred Austin Dr Albright E Y Jones Roy Harrell Pled Reid L A Ingram and Willie Miles Brown. A note mentions new footwear arriving from Fire Merc How Co.
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