Local notices and social updates from Nyson area readers
A collage of short notes lists visitors and residents including G E Whitley of Nyson J T A Whitlock near Atlanta and others renewing papers visiting Greenville and Eaton Ga Several members and friends are mentioned with guests at homes in East Point Gray Woolsey Inman and Brunell College. A sale of oxen and real estate ads appear along with church meeting notice for Flint River Baptist Association at Concord Ga September 26 27 28 29 and closing days due to holidays Rosenbloom will be open Saturday September 30th.
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A. Rosenbloom
Death of Cordele man Mr. John Yates
Mr. John Yates was found dead with his throat cut last Friday morning by his clerk in Cordele Georgia. He was brought here and the funeral exercises conducted by Rev. L P Glass Sunday. The sheriff had located those committing the crime and arrests could be made during the week. Mr. Yates was reared in this county and had many friends saddened by the death.
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John Yates
Cordele
Georgia
Woman's Club Meeting at Mrs Stell’s Home
The Woman's Club gathers Monday afternoon at Mrs W J Stell's home to study health and sanitation of the town. Hostesses include Miss Mary Stell Nora Dorsey Mesdames T S McKinney and G H Guy. A program features a health rule roll call talk by Dr J A Leater on diseases and prevention reading by Miss Maud Saunders and a paper on proper diets. Business includes discussion of a flower show and courthouse square improvement.
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Woman's Club
W. J. Stell
Mary Stell
Nora Dorsey
Mesdames T. S. McKinney
G. H. Guy
J. A. Leater
Mae Saunders
W. R. Harrell
Solo
Mra
E. V. Jones
Court House Square
Fayetteville High School Notes and Enrollment Update
Fayetteville High School reports total enrollment at 207 with 31 non-residents. Grade breakdowns: 30 in first, 27 in second, 23 in third, 20 in fourth, 18 in fifth, 8 in sixth, 30 in seventh, 17 in eighth, 16 in ninth, 9 in tenth, and 9 in eleventh.
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Fayetteville
First High School Room Society
James Edwards
Weyman Allen
John McCollum
Treas
Elizabeth Fife
Wilber Colvin
High School Room Society
Mary Hardy
William Cox
Dewey Glass
Grammar School Room Society
Willie C. Dorsett
Reba Roberts
Sarah Burks
Nellie Kate Mize
Fouth
Mattie E. Lewis
Theo Bearden
Mildred Stell
Georgia People Praising Tanlac in 1916 Roswell Letters
A Roswell man claims Tanlac gained him 35 pounds and restored ability to work after years of indigestion and stomach trouble. Letters from G T Lyon Drug Co and A J Gillen of Maxeys praise Tanlac, with plans to publish details. several Georgia dealers list selling locations.
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L. L. Hooks
Roswell
North Roswell
G. F. Willis
Canton
G. T. Lyon
Taniac
Thad
Tanlac
Atlanta
A. J. Gillen
Maxeys
South
Gillen
J. T. ‘Edwards
Fayetteville
Inman
Melucas & Co
Woolsey
McLean & Co
Brooks
W. N. Stephens
Kenwood
R. L. Davis
Card of Thanks for Sarah Frances
We thank the many friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our little darling Sarah Frances. We also thank the doctors for their care. We earnestly pray Gods richest blessings upon each and every one. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Buatocx.
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Sarah Frances
Mr. and
Mas. L. L. Buatocx
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Home Affairs
G. E. Whitley
Nyson
J.T. A
Whitlock
Flat Creek
Greenville Ga
Turner
ML Turner
Black Fire
Culpepper
S. A. M. Griffeth
Julia Sherrett
Atlan
J.ulpepper
C. M. Tanner
Eaton, Ga
Our City
R. Harrell
Tornoon
E. J. Reagan
McDon
Esa
H. P. Redwine
Ruby McGee
E. B. Adams
Gray
Virgil Adams
Iota
E. Jama
Ica
E. P. Overby
Daugh Martha
East Point
G. W. Nis, Jr
Maud Hutcherson
G. W. Wallis
Grace Sams
de Jones
Vura Berta Davis
Isses Sallie and
Nettie Weland Mae Harp
H. M. Stell
J. R. Nicholson
Keng Ga
Thelmer Fife
Black
Brunell College
E. Speer
Cleveland and Wife
W. T. Cleveroy
Etteville
Jofin H. Avery
Flint River Baptist Assom
Concord
Ber
Woman’s Club
Fayetteville High School Notes
Bank OF Fayetteville
GAY & Balock
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