Rest Miss Lois Kerlin Wed by Home Ceremony
Rest Miss Lois Kerlin and Mgr. Henry Harper married Sunday October 11 at the bride’s sister Mrs Otis Allison home. Ceremony by Rev B B Nelson. They will live here.
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
2
Rest Miss Lois Kerlin and Mgr. Henry Harper married Sunday October 11 at the bride’s sister Mrs Otis Allison home. Ceremony by Rev B B Nelson. They will live here.
Local residents note a Christian convention at rooxs last Wednesday and weekend visits across Payeltevie Brooks and nearby towns. Spotted are Miss Kathyra Crawford with Miss Ruby Kerlin, Nell Shannon in Brooks, the W family of Goggins, Gladys Sams born to Mr and Mrs Geyannon, Opal Gay with Gladys Sams, and the Maloney and Gable party at the Southeastern Fair with Mrs J R Thomas of Griffin visiting Emmett Coggins.
Tyrone Rey C M Towns preached at the Baptist church here Sunday. Little Mildred Mann of Union City spent Saturday night with little Helen Mann. Mrs J W W Jones of Palmetto was here Monday. Mrs. Hatie Adams of Flat Creek visited her sister, Mrs. Ef fie Jackson Saturday. Mr. Laney Spratling is planning to move to Fairburn. Mr. Ernest Mckinaney made a trip to Kayetteville Tuesday.
Canaries with good song quality for sale at ten dollars each or twelve dollars for a pair. Mrs J A Lester lists contact in Fayetteville. Also included is a miscropped excerpt discussing crop production indexes from 1890 to 1928, noting overall production growth and index values for major crops.
Fashion notes discuss shifts in men's wear with belts gaining new fabrics and colors while suspenders face a decline as straight drape trousers become popular. The article recommends choosing a single color theme for accessories and notes variations in belt width materials and textures.
Incomplete OCR text outlines U S farm exports to the United Kingdom and other nations, mentioning cotton, corn, tobacco, flour, and meat products. It notes UK as a major importer and references a chart by Foundation, but many words are garbled or missing.
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