Fayetteville News Briefs Highlight Local Notices and Events
Local items include Mrs. Mary Sams and Mrs. Fannie Brown visiting Woolsey and Inman relatives, Edwards & Son ads for fishing tackle seeds and supplies, and notices of county officials and candidates. Widespread community life features church events, a U. D. C. memorial, and a turtle catch by two boys near Brooks. Contain reports on school diplomas, census, and local photography service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. Hutcherson
Wooly
Mary Sams
Woolsey
Fannie Brown
Relives
Inman
Spring Sales Offer Brand New Goods at Low New York Prices
The store highlights brand new spring goods with almost nothing carried over from last season. Buyers secured stock at low post Christmas New York market prices, inviting customers to share in significant money-saving opportunities now offered.
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New York
Local Textile Sale Ad For Wash Goods And Silk Gloves
A storefront ad promotes a big lot of wash goods and domestics in stripes checks and dots. It highlights highly mercerized fabrics and a special aisle price of 50 cents for ladies long silk gloves and $1.00 for ladies 2 clasp silk garb.
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Wes
Veterans Day observance honors Confederate soldiers in Fayetteville
Crowds filled the Methodist church and public square for a Civil War era tribute. J W Graham led the gathering with addresses and songs while wreaths and flowers framed processions to the cemetery. офficers were elected for the next year and local merchants advertised goods and medicines post event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
J. W. Graham
Power of
Jesus
Rev
Garner
Helen Keithley
Weldon Barnett
Louvale Brown
Daisy En
Messrs
J. J. Davis
C. W. Martin
H. M. Stell
H. B. Bloodworth
Card of Thanks for Richard Brown’s Illness Care
We express gratitude for the kind neighbor who cared for our husband and son, Richard Brown, day and night during illness. Such good people ease life’s burdens. May God bless each of these souls. Mrs. Sallie Brown Mrs. Mary Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brown
Sallie Brown
Mary Brown
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Home Affairs
Manta Georgian
Fayville News
Pemelia Farrer
T. F. Garrison
Atland
Edwards & Son
Br Bt Ward
Woodbury
Ruby Drewry
Brooks
Laura Thornton
Claud Graham
Fayetteville
Rs. W.B. Hollingsworth
A. H. Malsby
Atlanta
Berta Lester
Paris Green
T. J. Culpepper
Greenville
J. W. Culpep
Edwards & In
Claud Lee
Rembert Smith
Little B
R L. Jones
Near’ Ster’s Srators R
J. Ward
Anta
W. R
S. Edwards & Son
Board of Education
H. G. Hightower
A. O. Blalock
J. A. Thomp
Quit Landrum
John McCollum
Mr. McCollum
Chas, H, Thompson
Austell, Ga
T. N. Farr
Stop
Hopewell
Walter T. Hardy
B. B. Hardy
Royal Arch Masons
Macon
J. W. Culpepper
W. A. Wesley
Sam Boykin
N. W. Gable
Fayette County
W. R. Brown
Corinth Church
Mr. Brown
G. W. Wood
Ebenezer Church
Emory College
L. C. Dickson
Jim Coppedge
Sunday Journal
Aeville
Phi Gamma
Ae Agi
Pensione
En Law School
Dux
Arnold
Vist
Owl
Atlanta, Georgia
Junction Walker and
PETERS S/S
Dixie
Elgbsslas McCollum
Nell Cam
Lee Beadles
G. H. Guy
Mattie Mae Lewis
Sec’y
W. B. Hollingsworth
J. J. Arnold
J. A. Lester
Luella
Nevada Lewis
Uth
Fayetteville Ice Co
Cashers
Edward & Son
DeWitt’s
Fayetteville Drug Co
J. H. Stephens
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