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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1913

Page

5

Social notes and out-of-town visitors noted in Jackson area

Town chronicles list visits and stays with Jackson residents. Names include Miss Lula Lawson Flovilla. Miss Hattie Compton. Mrs. Ida Hendrick. Mr. and Mrs. George Lanier. Miss Ruth Vannerson Atlanta. Miss Annie Catchings Crum Macon. Miss Esta Garr Cochran. Mrs. W G Barnes Cochran. Miss Florrie Harp Atlanta. Mrs. Holifield and Miss Tommie Kate Holifield Monticello. Dr. Morgan Minter Macon. Misses Ethel Bonner Alice Thompson Flovilla. Miss Sara Lou Hardin Jackson. Miss Cleo Carmichael Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Etheridge. T Atkinson Jackson. Mr. S P Nichols Jackson. Mrs. Jackson Lane Edwards Nelle Edwards Molon. Mrs. A F Gilleland Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. L B Thompson Ralph Settle. Mrs. Paul Turner and child Jackson. Mrs. Homer Carmichael Marjorie Carmichael. Jewel Durden Graymont. Mrs. Robinson Jacksonville. Mrs. Charles L Bartlett Cochran Hotel. Wiss Maggie Thaxton West Point.

Baptist Missionary Society Holds All Day Meeting

The Women's Missionary Society circles of the Baptist church held an all day meeting in the church with programs planned for the annual week of prayer. At noon a lunch was served by Mrs. W. T. Powers in honor of Mrs. J. E. Lane of University, Virginia. Eight covers, and a dinner Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Sams for Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and children, Miss Elizabeth Williams, Miss Ruth Vannerson and Walter Sams are noted.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church W. T. Powers J. E. Lane University, Va C. W. Buchanan John Sams M. S. Williams John Lyons Elizabeth Williams Ruth Vannerson Walter Sams Atlanta

Social Eleven Sewing Club organized by young society group

Eleven of the younger society set have formed a sewing club to be known as the Social Eleven. The initial meeting occurred Saturday afternoon with Miss Birdinette Manley, as members enjoyed social chat while sewing. The next hostess will be Miss Nadine Leach.

Birdinette Manley Nadine Leach

Ethel and Dan Merritt Celebrate Birthdays

Saturday afternoon Mrs Will Merritt hosted a party on North Mulberry street for her children Ethel ten and Dan one with help from Mesdames Threatt Moore and T S Edwards. Red carnations and ferns adorned the long dining table. After many games, refreshments were served.

Will Merritt North Mulberry Street Ethel Little Dan Mesdames Threatt Moore T. S. Edwards

Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Dole Jones

Mrs J Dole Jones hosted the Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. Guests included Misses Jane Ham Mary Rosa Newton Louise Harris and Mesdames Henry Slaton Asa Buttrill and W E Watkins. After games chicken salad and sandwiches were served. Mrs Tom Buttrill will entertain the club next.

J. Dole Jones Jane Ham Mary and Rosa Newton Louise Harris Mesdames Henry Slaton Asa Buttrill W. E. Watkins Tom Buttrill

Flovilla Social News Highlights Weekend Travels and Visits

Flovilla notes detail residents traveling to Macon Jackson Atlanta Covington and Ellenwood. Guests include Miss Pauline Mallet of Jackson and Mrs Julius Greer and Franklin of Monticello. Several teens depart for college. others plan Florida trips and local weddings are noted.

A. F. White Julius Greer Franklin Monticello

OGHOOL NOTES Reflects School Activities and Trivia

The first normal meeting of the year was held at the Martins home. Elwood Robison entered school last week. The Seniors welcome another boy in class. Rev. John Ham spoke on God Is Love and may visit again. Webb of Atlanta visited selling school supplies. A quiz about Enoch Arden with Hamlet quotations was held. Miss Helen Carmichael and Corine Watts led in a long quotation bout. Prof. J. S. Stewart praised the school but urged a modern building for Jackson. Phi Theta Club and D. C. Club elected officers and debated whether printing advancements outrun steam.

John’ Ham J. S. Stewart Jackson Phi Theta Club D. C Corine Watts Florrie Mackey Janie Phinazee Margaret Sams D. D.C Elwood Robison Ernest Watkins Bryant Patrick

Indian Spring Social News Highlights Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs Ed Hoard return from Macon relatives Ardell Edwards goes back to Macon for business college studies Ben Wright renovates home with new paint Miss Lillian Cornell visits Mrs Roland Thayer at 35 Druid Circle Inman Park Atlanta Bettie Lindsey hosts Ada Smith and Joe Warner at the Foy Hotel New brick grocery with glass front being built by Luther Heard CampGround area Oliver Colvin and N A Brownlee lease casino and bowling alley for summer season Hotel Elder guests include C C Keely Buffalo H Y Taylor Cordele S E Halburgh Cincinnati J E and J D Edwards Cumming weekly prayer meeting held with Miss Collier group Next meeting with Mrs Cornell led by H C Gregory Mr Bryant Collier of New York arrives soon to winter with the Misses Collier Pneumonia illness strikes Mr Collier and niece Misses Collier Winters very ill infant William Henry Polk ill with pneumonia Mrs Polk visiting sister Mrs Tom Burke to return to Mt Vernon soon Miss December 29th observed

Joseph Polk William Henry Polk Tom Burke Mt. Vernon

Locust Grove Institute Opens Spring Term

Thirty new pupils entered Locust Grove Institute at the opening of the spring term Tuesday morning. The exercises featured talks by various faculty members and Rev. W. J. Ballew, financial secretary of the institution.

Locust Grove Institute W. J. Ballew

Pound Paper and Correspondence Cards by Jackson Book Co

Jackson Book Company offers pound paper correspondence cards and the best box stationery for desks and offices. Durable materials and classic designs emphasize quality writing supplies for personal and professional use.

Jackson Book Company

Thirteen Lemons on One Small Tree in Butts County

Miss Florence Singley tends a Stark home lemon tree three years old and about five feet tall. It bears thirteen large lemons, four weighing two pounds each, with nine remaining fruits expected to match the weight of those picked.

Florence Singley Stark

Will Give Concert to Aid Presbyterian Church

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will present a Pop concert within the next week. Committees are preparing and many local musicians will perform. An oyster soup sale will accompany the event and admission will be charged.

Presbyterian Church Ladies of the Presbyterian Church

Methodist Church Sermons On Original Sin And Worth Of A Man

Sunday services include 11 a m sermon on Original Sin and 7 p m The Worth of a Man. A special invitation is extended to young men to attend the evening sermon.

Local couple wed as license finally used at Iron Springs

Florrie Cody married Reuben Wilkes of Iron Springs in a ceremony performed by Rev. W. H. Arnold after Sunday school. Wilkes has held his license since last June, his first opportunity to wed. Miss Cody is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Boss Cody who reside a mile away. The couple will reside at Iron Springs.

Florrie Cody Reuben Wilkes Iron Springs W. H. Arnold Wilkes Miss Cody Boss Cody Mrs. Wilkes

Daughters of Confederacy to Honor Robert E Lee

Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the Daughters of the Confederacy arrange exercises in honor of Robert E Lee at the Methodist church. Rev. Jas Bradley and Rev. M B Williams along with Dr. Robert VanDeventer present talks. a choir from three churches provides patriotic music for the public tribute to the south's famed general.

Robert RE. Lee Methodist Church Daughters of the Confederacy Jas. Bradley M. 8. Williams Robert VanDeventer South

Dozier Elected Mayor of Flovilla

W B Dozier was elected Mayor of Flovilla last Wednesday. The councilmen chosen to assist in town affairs were A F White R T Smith T O Linck W A Funderburke and A B Smith.

W. B. Dozier Flovilla A. F. White R. T. Smith T. O. Linck W. A. Funderburke A. B Smith

Buff Orpingtons for Sale with Prize Lineage

First prize winners at Covington and Louisville and at the National Club meet in Indianapolis in 1912. Special mating headed by son of the champion cock of the mid-west. Eggs for sale cheap and a good hatch guaranteed. Also fine young stock priced $1.50 to $2.00 each. Satisfaction guaranteed. L. F. Boggus Oxford Georgia.

Covington Louisville Indianapolis Mid-West L. F. Boggus Oxford Georgia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jrickson Society Charlie Pittman Inkson Lula Lawson City Hattie Compton James Bradley Ida Hendrick Macon Jas. ‘Warthen George Lanier New Orleans West Point Herald Ada Sams Annie Catchings Crum Esta Garr Cochran W. G. Barnes Mr. and Mirs M. D. Garr Florrie Harp Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. Holifield Tommie Kate Holifield Morgan Minter China O. B. Willis Ethel Bonner Alice ‘Thompson Sara Lou ‘Hardin Conyers Atlanta Journal Cleo Carmichael Lamar Etheridge F.S. Etherdge Pool T. Atkinson Alexander ‘Rhodes S. P. Nichols Our City J. F. Neely Arnesville A. F. Gilleland Thomston J. H. Wright L. B. Thompson Ralph Settle Paul Turner Little Miss A Jackon Lamar Titheridge Henry County Homer Carmichael Marjorie Elizabeth Carmichael B. L. Willingham Jewel Durden Graymont Mrs. Robinson Jacksonville, Fla Charles L. Bartlett Representative Bartlett Cochran Hotel Washington Post Wiss Maggie Belle Thaxton West Point School of Fe Ald Baptist Missionary Society Ethel and Dan Merritt Bridge Club Flovilla Social News W. W. Preston Alice Thompson R. L. Allen Lois and Mildred Mr. E. L. Lawson Myra Miller Pauline Mallet Ada Shap Mrs J. A. Thompson Mrs. Hamlin Thompson J. F. Greer Mrs. Chambless Ellenwood Lurline Lawson Cox College Ethel Lewis Cordele Rev J.S. Lewis Meadamss R. B. Thompson Partridge Bessie Bloodworth Olive Millen Colquitt Misseslivia Dorcas Greer W. F. Smith Oglethorpe Willie Smith Nelle Miller Barnesville Riley Plymale Mercer University William Preston University At Athens Frank Smith Gordon W. P. Martin Mr. Webb Clanton-Webb Co Enoch Arden Shakespeare Hamlet Helen Carmichael Miss Carmichael Indian Spring Social News Ed Hoard Ardell Edwards the Business College Ben Wright Lillian Cornell Roland Thayer Druid Circle Inman Park Bettie Lindsey Foy Hotel Ada Smith Joe Warner Luther Heard Messrs Oliver D. Colvin N. A. Brownlee Mr. Scoville Messrs. C. C. Keely Buffalo, N. Y H. A. Taylor S. E. Halburgh Cincinnati, O J. E. and J. D. Edwards Cumming, Ga Bryant Collier New York Misses Collier Mr. Collier Miss Daughters OF Confederacy R. E. Lee Buff Orpington The Argus Butts County the Argus
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