Local people news from Monroe and nearby towns
Mrs. W B Hollingsworth visits Monroe Georgia. Sue Mize spends a week in Woolsey. Little William Dickson improves after two weeks illness. Burks of Suwanee visits homefolks. Mr and Mrs W R Harrell at home. A O Blalock spends a week in North Carolina mountains. Wedwine Bros repaint their shop. Miss Lora Graves improves. J Walter Donohue and family from Atlanta visit relatives. Mrs J R Jackson and son visit relatives at Uthersville. Col and Mrs J W Wise of Washington DC expected this week. Mr and Mrs Breck North of Urkaggs visiting the former's mother. Mr and Mrs Reagan Martin visiting relatives. Mrs W N Bailey enters Book Club. Mrs Eva Nixon’s friends learn of her illness. Mr and Mrs W L Graves and Mr and Mrs Bob Brogdon visit relatives at Enw Ga rs. John Roberts of Hope visits parents. Miss Mae Culpepper leaves for Greenville to teach at pub school. Miss Ruth Edwards leaves Milstead to teach there. D H Taylor of the late College of Agriculture promotes poultry work in the county. Mrs Emma Thomas of Atlanta guest of her parents and Mrs J C Guy.
Fayetteville School Opens With Fees and Rules
Fayetteville High School will open next Monday September 4. An entrance fee of 1.00 per term is charged to district pupils paid in advance at local banks. Non district pupils pay 0.50. Tuition varies by grade from 1.75 to 2.25 per term. G. H. Guy, Secy Treas Board of Trustees. Local notices mention a civic improvement club event and land sale notices.
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Fayetteville High School
Fayetteville
G. H. Guy
Sec’y. & Treas
Board of Trustees
Remarkable Tanlac recovery story from Gadsden Alabama
Mrs G W Williams recounts fifteen years of kidney and stomach trouble with nerve pain and weight loss until Tanlac from Fayetteville Georgia and other towns restored her health. She gained 48 pounds, sleeps well, and now handles daily tasks, crediting Tanlac and her family support. Social event notes follow with chaperones listed.
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G. W. Williams
Gadsden
Alabama
Thomas
N. C
Atlanta
Birmingham
R. C Nelson
Vance
Mrs.Short
Ensley
Fayetteville Public School Opens Next Monday
The Fayetteville Public School invites all friends and patrons to opening exercises in the School Auditorium on Monday morning September 4 at 8 30. Judge George Grogan of Elberton is a candidate for a new Court of Appeals seat, endorsed by bars across NE and East Georgia and unanimously by the Northern Circuit. The Junior Order at Fife gave Hopeful School a Bible and flag last Friday. The event, held during a busy period, drew many citizens. a good dinner followed and afternoon recitations by children delighted attendees.
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Fayetteville Public School
George ©. Grogan
Elberton
Court of Appeals
Georgia
Fife
Fayette County voters hear from a candidate backer
A Fayette County business partner declares support for Col. W. B. Hollingsworth over Redwine. He denies aiding Redwine’s campaign claims and confirms continued backing for Hollingsworth to win the Senate. T B Harris resigns as county warden to join the internal revenue service. colleagues wish him success.
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Slaw
Col
W. B. Hollingsworth
Redwine
T. B. Harris
Internal Revenue Department
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Home Affairs
Monroe, Ga
Hifi Sue Mize
Woolsey
William Dickson
Cam Burks
Suwanee
W. R. Harrell
Bailey Home
A. O. Blalock
Mountains
North Carolina
Wedwine Bros
Lora Raves
J. Walter Donohue
Fam
J. W. Wise
Washington, D. C
Breck North
Urkaggps
C. E. North
Mrs. Reagan
Martin
Harralson
Relaves
W. N. Bailey
Iin
Book Club
W. L. Graves
Bob Brogdon
John Roberts
Hope
Mrs
J. Fmith
Mae Culpepper
Greenville
Ruth Edwards
Milstead
D. H. Taylor
College of Agriculture
Emma Thomas
Atlan
J.C. Guy
J. R
Redwine Bros
House Lawn
Faytteville High School
Faytteville
T. R. Gay
M. T. Lamb
Lovejoy
Tanlac
Léague
Court House Square
League
A. B. Sanders
Wilber Colvin
Fayette County
Bank OF Fayetteville
GAY & Balock
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