Community Notes and Local Visits in Woolsey and Nearby
Mrs I G Woolsey of Woolsey visited friends in our city. James Edwards from the Tech spent the weekend with home folks. Arthur Wallis a diversity student spent several days home recently. Mrs G Dorsett is improving. Mr Dan Blalock a student of the University spent the week with homefolks. Rev W J DéBardeleben of Jonesboro will speak at Ken tonight on the Red Cross. H G Gilbert has been promoted to sergeant and transferred to an officers training camp in Florida. The following colored list were called to service: Will Glass Joe Arpd Walter Gay Kent Portar Wilkes Mapp Bud Askew Arch ie Col quit Albert Puckett Jas A Johnson Sam Foles Roscoe Sims Clarence Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Farrer
Amboy
W. J. DéBardeleben
Jonesboro
Red Cross
H. G
Gilbert
Sargent
Florida
Eth
Will Glass
Joe Arpd
Walter Gay
Kent Portar
Wilkes Mapp
Bud Askew
Archie Colquit
Albert Puckett
Jas. A Johnson
Sam Foles
Roscoe Sims
Clarence Turner
Colvin
Hesper
Thornton
The
Clayton Jones
Austin
Kenwood
Miss Ellison
F. C. Harper
S& Q. Landrum
Paul Davis
EB. Adams
B. B. Adams
H. Ellison
W. F. Ellison
Claudine Lester
Great Army of Mercy
Mesdanes
F. B.brown
A Prairie Rose comedy planned by Woman's Club
The Ways and Means Committee of the Woman's Club presents A Prairie Rose a four act comedy drama at the Auditorium Tuesday evening May 14 proceeds benefiting Fayetteville Library. The piece lists white men called up for service with names including James W Slaton William V Ellis Oma Lee Willie Lewis Goodman J B Finley Charles H Stephens H E Stenchcomb L Howell J M Haynes Troy C Moore H D Turnipseed Lt B R Thornton transferred to American expeditionary forces expresses willingness to go to France and work where most needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
The
Woman’s Club
Auditorium
Fayetteville
API
Cordon James
W. Slaton
Wm. V. Ellis
J. Oma Lee
Willie Lewis Goodman
J. B. Finley
Charles H. Stephens
H. E. Stenchcomb
L. Howell
J. M. Haynes
Troy C. Moore
H. D. Turnipseed
B. R. Thornton
France
Fragmented Local News Card About Fayetteville Graduation
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ceremony in Fayetteville with names such as Elizabeth and Misses EB, Elon Lewig, Anni ize, and a reference to a sermon and class progress. Details are unclear but indicate a school or religious event with multiple individuals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamimen Tolderdy
Col- Rey
Comfone
Fayetteville
Élass ‘Izabeth
Alle
Sue ‘Ife
Elon Lewig
Anni
Ize
Card of Franks and Thanks Declares Local Support
A fragmented card from Watkins salesmen lists stores in Woolsey Fayetteville Tyrone and Minter's Woolsey Ga thanking patrons for past favors and seeking continued business. It mentions W C Vollenweider and J S Warp with references to floral offerings for Fred Nance's funeral and a seed sale advertisement at $250 per acre along Route 1 Fayetteville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minter's
Woolsey
A. Rosenbloom’s
Fayetteville
Berney McElwaney
Tyrone
Luther McDonald’s
Farrer
W. C. Vollenweider
Watkins
Fayette
She Wedding Without a Woman at Court House Friday
Fayetteville residents will view an improvement on the Womanless Wedding. The Epworth League presents the show with Fayetteville’s prominent citizens in the cast. Admission costs 15 25 or 35 cents and the program starts at 8 15 pm. Proceeds support a worthy cause and more features will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Court House
Epworth League
Severa
Resolution for J C Lee in 1918 military service
This 1918 lodge resolution from Kenwood Lodge I C C F No 158 extends best wishes and prayers for Brother J C Lee to return safely from military service. Composed April 26 1918 by J B Turner and G Kelley with patriotic tone, noting Civil War veterans’ support for Red Cross in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lee
Kenwood Lodge I C. C. F
J. B. Turner
G. €. Kelley
Woiran's Club Meeting At Mrs Osie Jackson Home
The Woman's Club held a meeting at Mrs. Osie Jackson's with Char lie Travis Lou Jones Morris Mitchell and Roy Harrell as hostess last Monday afternoon. About thirty attended despite inclement weather. Officers were in place and a brief business session preceded a health program with papers by Mrs. Arnold and Mrs Roy Harrell and a reading by Mrs. Colvin. Guests were served punch and cakes in the dining room afterward. Several good horses and mules for sale or rent cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Osie Jackson
Charlie Travis
Lou Jones
Morris
Mitchell
Roy Harrell
Arnold
Colvin
Red Cross Notes Acknowledges Kenwood Lodge Donation
The Red Cross publicly thanks the Veterans and Kenwood Lodge of Odd Fellows for a ten dollar donation. The note praises the current spirit of heroes and business people, lists sweater and sock donations, mentions a shipment next week, and invites more Sables. Home Service and monthly meeting details follow with committee names, new member pledges, and a call to display the Red Cross Service Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Kenwood Lodge of Odd Fellows
Brown
Starr
Clara
Estelle Bilison
Wallis
Red Cross Home Service Committee
Seawright
Arnold
Guy
Winner Blalock
Ethel Eastin
Fred Simpson
Corinth
Home Service Committee
Hegper Thornton
Atlanta
Culpepper
Milton
Mesdames
Harrell
Blalock
Ethele Eastin
Hesper Thornton
Wader
W. N. Bailey
Annie Belle Jones Farm Paper Offer Urges Subscription
Fragmentary notice promotes "Three years, one dollar" deals for The Southern Rural at College Park Georgia. Mentions Annie Belle Jones and O. M. Sutton as special agent. Woolsey area of Great War Atlas and Woolsey reference appear amid ad-like lines for a free or extended subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
O. M. Sutton
College Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Affairs
I. G. Woolsey
James Edwards
Tech
Arthur Wallis
Thos. L L*ryan
Atlania
Methodist Church
E. G. Luneford
Annie Ray
Paul J. Seemes
Woiran’s Club
D. B. Blalock
Odd Fellows of
Columbia Grafonola
Columbia Records
Columbis
Ile
Mam
Columbia Instruments
Columbia
J. G. Goorgoin
Gay & Blalock
Annie Belle Jones, Woolsey
J. C. Duggan
W. Mitchell St
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