Fayetteville News item roundup and local notices
Fayetteville community notes cover subscriptions and ads for The Fayetteville News and Cotton Journal, clerical visits, court work, a sale of a sewing machine, and local visitors including Mr Turner of Marietta and Miss Nevada Lewis. The piece highlights school notices, photography ads, moving into new homes, telegraphy training in Newnan, and the election of Robert H. Harrison as county superintendent with vote tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Harrison
Harrison
Womble
Cannon
Brodnax
Marshall
State University
Herald
Resolutions Adopted by Fayette County Farmers Union
The Fayette County Farmers Union met at Line Creek on Wednesday October 14 and condemned the night riders. The resolutions call for publication in The Fayetteville News, signed by President Chas Mitcham and Secretary L J Plunkett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Farmers Union
Line Creek
Farmers Union of
Night Riders
Fayetteville
Chas. Mitcham
Pres
L. J. Plunkett
Sec’y
Tarpley Campbell Wedding Near Woolsey
Miss Annie Mae Tarpley and Mr. A N Campbell wed at the bride’s Woolsey home on October 7 at 9 am. Decor included golden rods autumn foliage roses and ferns. The bride wore a dark blue voile over taffeta traveling suit with a matching hat and white roses. The couple departed for their future home in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mae Tarpley
A. N. Campbell
Miami
Fla
Woolsey
Jewel Lewis
Mrs. Campbell
City Court Opens With Rev W A Keithley Presiding
City Court opened Monday morning with Reverend W Keithley participating and Judge W B Hollingsworth presiding. The short session began promptly as officials noted routine arraignments and preliminary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Keithley
Autumn Millinery Sale With Large Stock and Custom Service
A well known millinery shop showcases an exceptional array of dress and street hats with trimming in new effects at low prices. Expert designers and trimmers offer to style any design to order if stock does not meet customer taste. Following are notably good values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern School of Telegraphy
Newnan
Eepense Free Decriptive Literaure
Heaviest Criminal Docket and hanging described
The docket lists multiple cases with pleas and verdicts including guilty and not guilty in gaming and other offenses. A murder execution followed the trial of Jim Bennett, executed by hanging after a private sentence, with about a thousand spectators and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Whaley
Andy Peppers
Pete Cofield
Chas. Sealy
John Nelson
W. cLendon
George E. Taylor
A. B. Johnson
George Nort
Mr. Jones
Bennett
D. McEachern
S. R. Adams
Here
Gilbert
Fayetteville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Affairs
N. D. Dixon
Mr. J. M. Dorsey
W.N. D. Dixon
The
Atlanta Georgian and
Fayetteville News
J. E. H. Ware
West Fayette
James Lewis
Atlanta
H. L. Lewis
G. W. Spratlin
S. B. Lewis
Miss Nevada
Messrs
Joe and
Edward Bernhard
Ashburn
Mr Turner
Marietta
E. M. Travis
J. W. Ward
L. C. Dickson
Covington
Emory College
Oxford
Annie Ruth Stephens
Mr. and
Isa J. H. Stephens
George Blalock
Culloden
A. O. "Blalock
E. A. Huckaby
Near
Brooks
Will Blalock
L. F. Blalock
H. G. Hightower
Vara Coppedge
Iro
Emory
Mrs. Fortson
Col. W. C. Wright
Coweta County
Cotton Journal
Georgia
Mee
Ews
Ebenezer
John Brogdon
R. M. Matthews
T. R. Gay
W. O. Cox
Messrs. Brogdon
Matthews
Tarpley-Campbell
City Court
Mar
Atlanta, Georgia
Peters Sts
Annie Mitcham
Georgia Kitchens
Jim Bennett
Sheriff Brown
James Bennett
Campbell County
Wilkerson
Campbell
Joe Brown
Clayton
Felton Jones
Therisoner
I. W. Keithley
Mae
Heaver
Mr. McEachern
Jim
District Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
United States District Court Room
W. C. Carter
U. S. Dist
Miles
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