Resolutions on the death of Mr. G C Kelly
The Friendship Sunday School mourns the death of Superintendent Mr. George Kelly on January 18 1923 and adopts resolutions praising his faithfulness. The committee extends heartfelt sympathy to his wife and children and orders the resolutions printed in the Fayetteville News and given to the family. Adopted February 22 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Kelly
George Kelly
Friendship Sunday School
Kelly
Fayetteville
Fragmentary thoughts on bootlegging and public safety
A garbled op-ed style passage questions bootleggers and traffic safety while musing on financing personal defense. It riffs on grade crossing removal costs, discipline at crossings, and a stray remark about hairpins left by barbers’ customers.
Probate of J E H Ware Will In Fayette County
A. H. Freeman applies for probate in solemn form of the last will and testament of J. E. H. Ware. Heirs at law Sion P. Steed Mrs Maury Holliday Mrs Aveleine H. Holliday Alice Holliday Mardel Holliday Louis Holliday Robert Holliday J. I. Holliday and non residents are required to appear at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in April 1925. This 20th day Feb 1925. J. J. Davis Ordinary.
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Georgia
Fayette County
Sion P. Steed
Maury Holliday
Aveiine H. Hollday
Alice Holliday
Mardel Holliday
Louis Holliiday
Robert Holliday
J. It Holliday
J. E. H. Ware
A. H. Freeman
J.J. Davis
For Sale Peligreed Wanna maker in Cleveland cotton seed
Classified notice offers Peligreed Wanna maker and Cleveland cotton seed for sale at 1.25 dollars per bushel. Contact J. M. Austin in Kenwood, Georgia for details.
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Peligreed
Cleveland Cotton Seed
Fayette County Club records show cotton yields and costs
The 1924 Fayette County Club members produced 48 lint cotton on ten acres. Average per acre 480.9 lbs with yields from 357 to 618 lbs. Costs ranged from $37 to $48.20 per acre and 0.12 cents to $0.089 per pound lint. Average cost per acre $41.99 and cost per bale suggests need for profitability.
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Ten” Co Club
Griffin Team to Debate Locals Friday Night
A Griffin High School debate team will meet locals at the Fayetteville Methodist Church Friday night. Miss Ida Mae Harp and Willie Banks will represent the affirmative arguing Georgia should issue bonds for building construction, city utilities and extensions. Paul Sneider and Paul Roberts, coached by Prof. Peacock, will travel to McDonough to defend the negative.
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Fin High School
Fayetteville
Ida Mae Harp
Willie Banks
Georgia
Paul Sneider
Paul Roberts
Peacock
McDonough
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