Springtime in Full Bloom and Civic Reform Calls
Community notes celebrate spring bloom and social improvements while detailing church events. A local essay urges crime prevention through cultural change, favoring mutual respect over violence. Nearby residents share visits, birthdays, health updates, and upcoming gatherings including prayer, Sunday school, and a Fayette county singing session at Sandy Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sresnience
Mik
Babb
Rufus Babb
Miss Inte
I. G. Cooper
Mily
Jessra
Fayette Cooper
Janes
Atlanta
Lonslness Wreddy
Local Notes on Weather, Riots and Visiting Residents
Spring showers bring corn and cotton growth as young plants thrive. A Sunday riot occurred about one mile away in which A J ay and Will Whaley were readied but not arrested. Various residents, including Miss nests of Mr 8 J, Mr. Batey, Thurmond from Rock Springs, and Miss Collie Howell of Atlanta, attend family and school events and visit relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J.ay
Will Whaley
Monnia
Ie Thurmond
Rock Springs
Miss Collie
Sermon and School Talk Dominate Oak Grove Note
Rev John Spier preached on the extension of the Word Life at Oak Grove last Sunday. The note lists school concerns and quotes Col Wise on Sabbath school methods, plus local mentions of Vera Chapman visiting, Jones Thurmond’s trip, Brownie Williams family, and Wes Spradlin’s measles cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spier
Oak Grove
Col. Wise
Litterature
Severus
Vera Chapman
Speer
Jones Thurmond
Georgia
Jones
Brownie Williams
Grandmother Williams
Jonah Couch
Joe Williams
Wes.Spradlin
W. J. Harper
Dallas
Central America
Community notices from Line Creek area
Residents report busy week planting cotton seed and note local health visits. A Sunday school attracts about fifty children from ages five to twenty seven. Visitors from Oak Grove pass through for church meetings and family visits. Mrs Speer improves and recovery wished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Brown
R. O. Loyd
Flat Creek
Hiram Lasseter
Palmetto
J. W. Spratlin
G. W. Spratlin
Oak Grove
Messrs
Will Speer
Hopewell
J. O. Brown
J. P. Chapman
Jon Brown
J.D. Brown
Doc Speer
Little Flock parish notes and school closure notice
The Little Flock column reports the Literary School will close Friday, the 25th, due to disruptions and illnesses. Pupils performed well in recitations, but winter outbreaks and diseases affected attendance. Local social notes mention Judge Whitaker and many residents visiting relatives and friends in Hampton and Woolsey over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stint Jones & Co
Judge Whitaker
J.B. McBride
Amy Adams
Bryant
Little Mlock Church
James Carlisle
Lizzie
Hampton
Mattie Stephens
Zed Stephens
Scott Starr
Near Woolsey
Joe Ballard
Halcomb
Joe Ballard Andatiyuv
Guigarcvordanica Dla
Ernest Ballard
Luther’ Mask
Family
Mount Travis Community Notes and Tributes
The community shares condolences for Mrs. Matthews funeral procession last Friday and recalls her consecrated life. Mr. Odd McLean was an honored guest of Brantley Perry the weekend. Eslin Driver and sister Winnie visited Nyson Friday while Andrew Jackson assisted at College Park. Fortson hosts drew crowds for a joyful Saturday night. Prof. C Wallis and wife visited briefly Sunday morning as residents remark on picnic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd McLean
Brantley Perry
Eslin Driver
Winnie
Nyson
Andrew Jackson
Jackson & William’s Mill
College Park
Bertha
Kate Fortson
Thisbon
Winnie - Driver
Prof. C. ©. Wallis and
Master Frank
Jessie Tee Urayis
Little Griff
Herman Perry
Mount Springs News and Sabbath School Notes
Fourmers near completion of cotton planting with corn stands developing. Sabbath school shows improvement after a large Sunday congregation and an engaging talk by Mr. Jim Arnall. Visitors include Mr. Lee Arnall, Mr. Henry Kerlin and wife, Miss Alma Huckerby and Miss Burdett from Brook Station, and Miss Ada and Willie Morris with relatives at Inman. Mrs. Sallie Alford visits her daughter Mrs. Jason Cox. Mrs. Howell is ill. Mrs. F. M. Morris visits daughter Mrs. Reeves at Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Arnall
Lee Arnall
Henry Kerlin
Alma Huckerby
Burdett
Brook Station
Ada
Willie Morris
Inman
Sallie Alford
WeWitts Little Early Risers Endorsement Letter
Alfred Heinze of Quingy Illinois writes that he used WeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver and found relief with no gripe or distress. He endorses the product and urges others to know about its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WeWitt
Alfred Heinze
Vate Pill
B.pucker
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Gounty
Kenwood
Ann Reed
Near Hopeful
Wi Baty
Rich Jenkins
Lizzie Davis
Lou Brogden
Lingdin
Eachern
I. C. Speer
J. W. Speer
W. B. Chapman
Fayette County
Sandy Creek
Hugh Landrum
Newel County
Line Creek
Passedunday
Auns
Miss Nests
Batey
Howell
Myxtle Soar
Estelle Walker Askew
B.C. Loyd
Harrell
Susievis
Sopevel
Jazie
Whatley
Little Aug
Minn Adams
Mount Travis
Mount Springs
RMEE
Zed
Blalock, McCollum
Robertso
Lars
Cuffs
Genii
Hamburg
Blalack-McCollum-Roberts
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