Community forms committees for Jackson Chautauqua plan
A mass meeting at the Court House chaired by Judge Frank Z. Curry created a twelve member Chautauqua committee with four appointees from the city council and four from the Institute Trustees. The group discussed holding a Jackson Chautauqua in June in coordination with the Inter-County Institute with Beauchamp supporting Indian Springs and Flovilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Frank Z. Curry
R. L. Daughtry
Institute
C. H. Bruce
A. H. Shaver
O. Beauchamp
Jackson
Bruce
Indian Spring Chautauqua Dates Set for July 7 to 18
C C Beauchamp president calls for harmony as Indian Spring Chautauqua prepares to run July 7 through 18 at the Indian Spring Tabernacle with the same program as advertised. He notes the Jackson chautauqua in June will not interfere and urges cooperation across Butts County to support two concurrent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson and
Butts County
Indian Spring Tabernacle
Jackson
Card of Thanks from Carmichael & Co
We have disposed of our Grocery business to Mr. Floyd W Ethridge and seek a continuance of liberal patronage from our friends and customers. We thank them for their kindness and support and will reciprocate when in our power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Ethridge
Aus
R. T. Carmichael & Co
Kimbell Association Meeting At Jackson Baptist Church May 1 2
The W M A of the Kimbell Association will meet with the Jackson Baptist church May 1 and 2. All who are interested in missionary work are invited to attend. Mrs Z T Buttrill serves as Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbell Association
Jackson Baptist Church
Z. T. Buttrill
D. F. Waller
Salt Mill
City
William Nathanial Brown
Jas Anniston
Ala
Edna Rogers
Macon
J. Lee Byron
Ors
Atlanta
Buchanan
Memorial Day Services At Courthouse
Memorial Day services invite all citizens and Confederate veterans to the courthouse at 2 o'clock on April 26 with addresses from ministers and citizens. The school will participate and music is led by Mrs S O Ham and Miss Humphreys. Ladies meet at 9 a.m. for decorations. Camp Barnett holds a 26 inst business meeting at 1 p.m. All veterans urged to attend and businesses to close during the exercises. By order L D Watson commander C S Mappox adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
S. O. Ham
Humphreys
Camp Barnett
L. D. Watson
Preparations Underway at Institute for Commencement
Prof C H Bruce leads elaborate preparations for the institute commencement. Miss Margaret Humphreys has the largest music class in the school's history. Elocution thrives under Mrs Lois Tolley. Measles scare in town slows nothing. Mrs Julia Andrews on the sick list. Lieut Quigg Fletcher of Barnesville visits Jackson. Prof Clarence Compton of Peeksville visits. Walter Maddox of Flovilla guest of S A Biles family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bruce
Margaret Humphreys
Lois Tolley
Julia Andrews
Lieut
Quigg Fletcher
Barnesville
Jackson
W.O. Crawley
Judge Ham
T. W. Ham
Birmingham
J. A. McMichael
Joe Watson
Monticello
Lucile Pope
County Line
Ed Walthall
Mr. Beasley
Atlanta
Julia Ball
Prof. Taylor
Lottie Pye
Willie Thornton
Old Butts
J. B. Thurman
J. M. Ball
Griffin
Dave Patterson
Eva Mae Land
Sallie Ball
A. H. Smith
Forsyth
J. Lee Byron
George Funderberk
N. R. McCord
B. C. Milton
J. W. McCord
Clinton
Mate Watts
Flovilla
Stovall Smith Drug Co
George Ridgeway and
Elgin
Milner
Hats and Clothing At Cost For 30 Days
An advertisement urges shoppers to buy farm tools after critiquing slick sales talk. It promotes Allen & Co and the Jackson Implement Co with Osborn line and asks readers to visit the 10 cent Store for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Co
Jackson Implement Co
Osborn
Allen
Marriage of Alma Belle Maynard and John William Taylor
The ceremony took place Thursday afternoon at the bride’s Forsyth home. Alma Belle Maynard, well remembered as Miss Mary Newton’s guest last summer, marries John William Jackson Taylor. Local notices mention visits and health, with advertisements endorsing Osborn mowers and Jackson Implement Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Belle Maynard
John William Jackson Taylor
Forsyth
Maynard
Mary Newton
Jackson Heeds News From The ARGUS Week
Local notes report illness and recoveries, farm purchases, travel, and social visits in Jackson. Several residents including J. W. Ball, Miss Lucile Pope, and Dr. J. B. Thurman are mentioned with family updates, schooling, and community events amid a busy week.
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Pres
Ladies Memo
Ass’n
Mappox
Jim Atkinson
Lessie Childs
Jenkinsburg
C H. Bruce
J. F. Buttrill
A. E. Cutchins
Jim Ball
H.h.ezell
Shady Bale
W. P. Ezell
Clyde Streeter
B. P. Bailey
J. F. Carmichael
Company
Public School Bond Fund
Southern Ry Co
A. G. Hitchens SJ
Bryan
Willingham
de Perton Cotton Mills
Ry Co
Sy Bryan
Asmiidts
Ahe Son
Georgia
John Gilmore
ARGUS
Bertha Carmichael
W. C. Humphreys
Calloway Exstell
Winchester
Lenn
Col. Y. A. Wright
Hattie Butttrill
W A. Lane
A. F. Buttrill
H. Y. Gunn
Eloise Spencer
C. M. Towles
Cork
D. J. Thornton
Alex Atkinson
Tom Atkinson
M. M. Mills
S. H. Morgan
Zelma Harris
W. A. Harris
B.C. Milton
Locust Grove
Ed Peek
Emmie Davis
Wou Va Curry
Lefty
Helena
Rela
W. A. Nelson
Marietta
First Baptist Church
J. J. Thornton
O. A. Huson
Eva Lasnett
Lovick Pierce Lester
R. E. Carmichael
Third Street
E. E. Pound
Eatonton
T. W. Moore
Pittman’s Ferry
J. A. Pittman
Ben F. Moun
F.S. Etheridge
Lamar
Myrtle Harris
Annis Combs
W. C. Bryant
Gus Peek
J. B
L. M. Morrison
Biily Childs
Orsee
J. L. Asbell
Tennie Brownlee
Ophelia Maddox
Vivian Maddox
Sandy Plain
C.T. Beauchamp
Sarah Frances
Chautauqua
H. B. Tullis
W.H. Steele
High Falls
M. J. Patterson
Alice Maddox
Blount
Grandma Strange
G.S. Hanes
Daughter
F. M. Lawson
I. B. Carmichael
Jaliga
Nettie Rae Pittmann
Stark
Arcus
A. M. Pace
John Washington
Ie Springs
Annie Ball
Annie ‘A
Sallie
Rosa Jones
T. A. Spencer
Charlie Thomas
George Nichols
Hartwell
Fannie Boyt Smith
Albut
Will Ferrell
Alice Asbell
Juliette
Friends
Mone
White Goods
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Y. A. Wright
Sawyer
Ings
Harmon & Com
DSA
George
Tor
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