Sunday School Thinned By All Day Singings In Primus
In this note from Primus, readers hear of a smaller Sunday School due to long all day singings. Local chatter covers farmers' cotton stands, relatives visiting from Los Angeles and Atlanta, a possible Bud returned from Texas, and a hoped reunion with Luke and Dock Smith. Casca syrup advertised as a non opiate remedy for babies and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faddie Banks
Crossroads
Primus
Wag
Temple
Carroll County
Emily McPhearson
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Murphy
Atlanta
Joe Murphy
Luke
Bud
Texas
Georgia
Arkansas
Fayette
Dock Smith
Little Flock Sunday School and Preaching
Sunday School and preaching were well attended at this place. Several from here joined in the services led by Chloe.
Rally at Friendship Sunday Involves Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Reese Jones traveled to Atlanta last Friday followed by local social visits. Misses Allean and Mae Snead hosted Miss Ella Mae Jones, Aunt Sarah Harp stayed with her daughter Mrs Weldon, and Mrs Luke Green visited Mrs Olin Moore. Rain damaged crops countywide after heavy showers Saturday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Reese Jones
Atlanta
Allean
Mae Snead
Antioch
Ella Mae Jones
Sarah Harp
Mrs. Weldon
Inman
Luke Green
Olin Moore
Mittie Ballard
Clara Mask
Mae Harp
Chloe
Fayetteville School
Mary McBride
Joe Ballard
Local Cedar View merchant touts Dr King’s pills as gold value
B G Stewart a Cedar View Mississippi merchant says customers who buy a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills receive worth in weight of gold for ailments like constipation malaria or biliousness. The Fayetteville Drug Co sells them under guarantee for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
Fayetteville Drug Co
Sunday School Picnic and Local Visits Report
The Sandy Creek community notes a Sunday school picnic at Bennetts Mill last Wednesday and various visits to relatives and friends in nearby towns including Union Grove The Rock Bethany Hopeful and Gate City Read of singings hosted by Mr and Mrs C A Adams and by J S Orr M L McEachern and son Archie attended Glover’s funeral in Atlanta Rev W A Johnson visited Lula Elder's family Also mentions DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve sold by Fayetteville DrugCo with a brief endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett’s Mill
Union Grove
Paul Ellington
Bethany
Ona Ellington
Alice McCullers
Ward
the Rock
Walker
Nevil
Hopeful
A. E. Adams
T. J. Walker
Berta
Cleitus
Gate City
C. A. Adams
J. S. Orr
Claud Adams
Brooks
Eva Walker
Mattie Mae Adams
M. L. McEachern
Archie
Glover
Atlanta
W. A. Johnson
Griffin
Lula Elder
Stop News Social Roundup from Union Grove
Stop News notes a series of social visits in Union Grove including Mr. B Landrum and daughter Annie Kate with Mr. and Mrs. Farr. Miss Lucy Landrum visiting Miss Annie Jones. Cora and Lena Fambrough visiting Hettie and Myrtle Flowers. John McElvany and family with W D Flowers. Ira White and family with his parents. Ellis Loyd and wife passing through. Georgia Flowers and Ruth White visiting Erma Farr. Harrison Cochran and family visiting T Flowers. Tom Watson and family from The Rock visiting Pop Landrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Landrum
Annie Kate
Union Grove
T. N. Farr
Lizzie Cora Mann
Farr
Lucy Landrum
Annie Jones
Cora
Lena Fambrough
Hettie
Myrtice Flowers
John McElvany
W. D. Flowers
John White
Ira White
Ellis Loyd
Georgia Flowers
Ruth White
Erma Farr
Harrison Cochran
T. Flowers
Tom Watson
the Rock
Pop Landrum
Union Grove Singing Draws Large Crowd on Sunday
The Union Grove area reported a growing interest in singing on the fourth Sunday with a large crowd attending. Local residents Nick Adams J W Dorsett Adams and Adams families visited relatives while Miss Oney Knoles Myrtice Redwine and others visited kin. A milch cow was lost and rain washed cotton and corn, with a sick list and improving child noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Adams
Hopewell
J. W. Dorsett
J. W. Adams
Oney Knoles
Bob Brogdon
Ben Adams
Chapman
Jack White
John Huddleston
It Reached the Spot by Dr King’s New Discovery
Omega Ohio business leader Mr E Humphrey credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life by reaching the cough spot. The remedy is advertised to heal throat lungs and chest, sold at Fayetteville Drug Co for 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Humphrey
Omega, O
Adams County Telephone Co
The
Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
Fayetteville Drug Co
Brooks Notes on Weather Deaths and Local Happenings
Monday rain and good corn and cotton stands reported. Miss Alma Thomas dies near Lutherville Meriwether County after rheumatic illness. Uncle Hanley Johnson, 92, injured from a fall, chance of survival uncertain. H L Hicks' children continue to improve. J J Malone visits to recuperate. T C Pyron campaigns for Treasurer locally. Sheriff Brown seen in Brooks. Brooks Sunday School to celebrate Children’s Day with Col W N D Dixon guest. Miss Effie Landrum’s school closing praised. Rev W B Costley preached at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Thomas
Lutherville
Meriwether County
Brooks
Hanley Johnson
H. L. Hicks
J. J. Malone
Babcock
T. C. Pyron
Sheriff Brown
Fayetteville
Brooks Sunday
Col. W. N. D. Dixon
Effie Landrums
Inman
Remedy in Bees Laxatives Co. ad from Fayetteville Drug Co.
An old advertisement touts Bees Laxatives Company remedy as a gentle laxative for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial trouble. It claims guaranteed relief and notes availability at Fayetteville Drug Company for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville Drug Co
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Js Nervous
Miles’ Nervine
Dr. Miles
W. L. Burke
Myrtle Creek
Oregon
Vich
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Gilbert’s
Bobby
Sandy Creek
DeWitt
Fayetteville DrugCo
Fayetteville Ice Company
W. B. Hollingsworth
Belton Moore
Buster
Fayetteville, Ceorgia
Nice
Stinchcomb Furniture Go
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