Social visitors and travels across towns in Georgia and Florida
A column lists residents and guests traveling to and from Jackson, Jenkinsburg, Stark, and nearby areas. Names include Miss Clely Carmichael, Miss Sara Hammond, Mrs. C. R. Swint, Mrs. Raymond Carmichael, Mrs. E. R. Merritt, Mrs. J. L. Barnes, Eva and Sallie Ray, Mrs. Hampton Daughtry, Mrs. Mac Bankston, Emmett Walthall, and others. Trips span Atlanta, Athens, Jenkinsburg, Flovilla, Indian Spring, Due West, and Cedar Rock with brief visits and week‑end stays noted.
Busy Corner Receives Large Express Shipment of Hats
The Busy Corner notes a big shipment by express White Hats for commencement arrival. The lot includes several fine hats described as beauties. Patrons are urged to come early. Carmichael Mallet Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael Mallet Co
Elder couple in Brantford amid snow
Dr and Mrs Eugene B Elder are vacationing in Brantford Canada in good health and enjoying the old home of Mrs Elder Macon friends report. Masters Jack Arthur and Carlos Wilson of Atlanta visit grandparents Mr and Mrs James H Land for several days. Mrs Ida Hendrick Henry Hendrick and Charlie Kimbell of Jackson attend funeral of Mrs J G Tolleson. Mrs Jim Thornton travels to Tallapoosa after a week with Mrs L P McKibben. Visitors from Cork include Mrs and Mrs Van Smith R S and S A Torbett Frank Ogletree James Smith W T Martin and Mabel Smith. Mr and Mrs Cullen Thaxton Cristobal Panama guests of Dave Thaxton with Sherwood Thaxton of Macon. W P Nutt son of Tax Collector T R Nutt underwent surgery in Atlanta Tuesday. Mrs W P Nutt accompanies him and will stay until he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Elder
Brantford
Can
Elder
Macon
Macon Telegraph
Masters Jack, Arthur and
Carlos Wilson
Atlanta
James H. Land
Cullen Thaxton
Cristobal
Panama
Dave Thaxton
Sherwood Thaxton
W. P. Nutt
T. R. Nutt
Griffin News
Jenkinsburg Teachers Host Senior Reception in Green and White
Jenkinsburg High School teachers hosted a seniors reception on Monday April 28. The event featured green and white decorations with ferns palms and roses. A contest on The Islands We Visit paired partners by ribbon widths followed by an ice course. Attendees included Prof and Mrs Z E Barron Mrs W S Elder of Macon and many students and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkinsburg High School
Z. E. Barron
E. A. Cawthou
W. S. Elder
Macon
Lois Walker
Florence
Felicia Morrison
Claude Guest
Lennie Ingram
Edna Leverette
Allie Mae Harris
Mary Manning
Irene Bankston
Lucile Akin
Evie Mills
Annie Reid Harper
Jackson
Grady Phillips
Gordon Bankston
Thurman Bowden
Linton Leverette
Askew Cook
Wallard Mills
John O. Minter
Riley Elder
Miss Lanier Resigns as Jackson Public School Music Teacher
Miss Eileen Lanier resigns from Jackson Public School where she taught music. Her departure to Millen is in a week. She will marry Dr. Cleveland Thompson in June and leave Jackson with best wishes from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Lanier
Jackson Public School
Millen
Lanier
Jackson
Cleveland Thompson
Art Class Exhibition by Miss Anna Keith Displays
The spring term art exhibition in the Crum building showcased student works judged by Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Chesnutt, and Miss Waldrop. Blue ribbons honored Ocie Jewel Meredith, Sallie Mae Ball, Julia Brown, Sara Smith, and Larue Barnes across oils pastel and watercolor categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Keith
Crum
Miss Keith
Newton
Chesnutt
Heart party honors Miss Eileen Lanier at Crum home
Miss Anna Keith hosted Thursday afternoon to honor Miss Eileen Lanier with a heart themed decor. Guests played a progressive heart gate game in a festive afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. J. W. Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Keith
Eileen Lanier
J. W. Crum
Shower for Miss Lanier by Public School Faculty
Mrs. W. P. Martin hosted a Saturday afternoon shower for bride-to-be Miss Eileen Lanier. Roses and sweet peas adorned the rooms, a Japanese umbrella held the gifts, punch was served, and guests penned verses in a hand-painted Wish Book before Miss Lanier opened the packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Martin
Eileen Lanier
Mary Willis
Mary Lena Martin
Miss Keith
Miss Lanier
Reception to Art Class by Miss Keith and Friends
Last Friday afternoon Miss Keith and her Art Class hosted a reception in Crum building offices transformed into rooms. Guests received nursery rhymes to illustrate, with wall displays for guessing meanings. Miss Waldrop and Thelma Wood won, each receiving a watercolor sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Crum Building
Waldrop
Thelma Wood
Mothers Day Reflections From Rev Elam F Dempsey
A Union Recorder column urges honoring mothers on May 11 with a white rose and a love letter if she lives, or recall her teachings if she has passed. It quotes Coleridge Napoleon and romantic verse to honor maternal influence and mercy for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge
Napoleon
France
Ice Cords Dry Pine Wood For Sale
Pine wood sold in cords or split and sawed ready for the stove. Delivered or available for pickup. Phone 311. H. C. McBriper.
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H. C. McBriper
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express heartfelt appreciation to friends for love and sympathy shown during our bereavement. LuciLe EL per H P Expr Dr W H Whitehead. Flovilla Ga May 7 1913.
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LuciLe EL_per
H. P. Expr
W. H. Whitehead
Flovilla,,Ga
Busy Corner Offers Children Slippers in Multiple Styles
The Busy Corner presents the largest display of kids slippers including Reds tans patents and whites. Many are suited for commencement exercises and offered at low prices.
Social notes from Indian Spring and nearby towns
Miss Cody spent Sunday in Macon with relatives. Mrs. Laura Holt of Macon is guest of Mrs. W. G. Gregory. N. O. Brownlee of Flovilla came over Tuesday to spend the summer here. O. D. Colvin and Leonard Gregory spent Monday in Macon on business. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Scoville will spend a couple of weeks in Birmingham. Little Miss Clifford Edwards is improving from measles. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moore of Augusta are at Rock Castle for a couple of weeks.
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J. L. Watson
Mamie Kate Watson
Flovilla
Indian Spring
Laura Holt
Macon
W. G. Gregory A
N.O. Brownlee
F Flovilla
Uesday
O. D. Colvin
Leonard Gregory
Levi Scoville
Birmingham
Macon Family Visits Mrs. George Cornell
Mrs M. I. Corbett and children of Macon spent the week with her mother Mrs George Cornell. Mr and Mrs Elder Cornell and their children of Macon are expected soon to visit Mrs Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Cornell
Macon
George Cornell
Ardell Sidwards Nears Home Return from Macon College
Ardell Sidwards is expected home soon from Macon where he has been attending Georgia Alabama Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell Sidwards
Macon
Georgia-Alabama Business College
Mrs Leila Lindsey Visits Father then Heads to Macon
Mrs Leila Lindsey of Atlanta spent Wednesday with her father W A Elder and was en route to Macon to visit Mrs Robert L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Lindsey
Atlanta
W. A. Elder
Macon
Robert L. Smith
Heir Guests Named for Sunday in Georgia
Mrs. Sallie Smith expects as heir guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Smith of Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wall of Fitzgerald Prof. and Mrs. Claude Gray of Locust Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Smith
Geo. C. Smith
Atlanta
Joseph Wall
Fitzgerald
Claude Gray
Locust Grove
Arrivals at the Calumet Bring Notables to Macon
James W. Smith of Manassas J H Perkins of Hogan W B Bell of Valdosta J H Owens of Montgomery Ala H N Riley of Fort Valley C C Clark of Macon Misses Lillian and Alice Cody of Macon Mrs J N Malphin and her son of Ruskin arrive at the Calumet.
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Calumet
James W. Smith
Manassas
J. H. Perkins
Hogan
W. B. Bell
Valdosta
J. H. Owens
Montgomery
Ala
H. N. Riley
Fort Valley
C. C. Clark
Macon
Lillian
Alice Cody
Ruskin
Arrivals at Hotel Elder From Various Cities
Miss Alta Grimm from Eustis Mia Mrs H KK Chambless from Dawson J W Hartman from Dawson L I Loomis from New York City Dan Gunn and i C Keely from Monticello A Strickland and W J Groover from Cumming C A Smith from Atlanta O N Brownlee from Flovilla A G Adair from Rutledge W M Frambrough from Bostwick T A Giles from Bostwick Mr and Mrs J H Evans from Sylvania C W McClure from Atlanta L Ted Coleman from Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Elder
Alta Grimm
Eustis
Mia
H. KK. Chambless
Dawson
J. W. Hartman
L. I. Loomis
New York City
Dan Gunn
I. C. Keely
Monticello
A. Strickland
W.J. Groover
Cumming
C. A. Smith
Atlanta
O.N. Brownlee
Flovilla
A. G. Adair
Rutledge
W. M. Frambrough
Bostwick
T. A. Giles
J. H. Evans
Sylvania
C. W. McClure
L. Ted Coleman
Eastman
New Commencement Dresses At Carmichael Lallet Co
White gowns in addition to attractive new colors showcased at Carmichael Lallet Co. Prices advertised as specially low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael-lallet Co
For Sale Unlimited Quantity Unknown Peas
Paul Nolen and Company advertises unlimited supply of unknown peas for sale. Item described without unit price or location. Business name appears as the issuer of the listing. No delivery terms stated.
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Paul Nolen & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fis
Express
Jackson Colely
Cleo Carmichael
Sara Hammond
High Falls
Raymond Carmichael
E. R. Merritt
Jenkinsburg
Will Merritt
J. L. Barnes
Grace Barnes
Stark
Eva
Sallie Mae Ray
Hampton Daughtry
Athens
Duncan Burnett
Mac Bankston
Annie Mae Bankston
R.A. Thornton
J. T. Williamson
I. P. Middlebrooks
J. S. Carter
Ed Hoard
Louise Smith
Joe Warner
Emmett Walthall
Felix Walthall
Florrie Mackey
Nettie Florence Moore
Maddox
Cedar Rock
J. C. Adams
Mrs. Adams
E. L. Adams
C. J. Tompkins
Inez Tompkins
O. W. Woodward
City
Rose Nichols
Due West
S.C
Florence Nichols
Buchanan
DR. and
Mrs. Elder
Land OF
Snow
Ida Hendrick
Henry Hendrick
Charlie Kimbell
J. G. Tolleson
Jim Thornton
Tallapoosa
L. P. McKibben
Cork
Mesdames van Smith
R. S. and
S. A. Torbett
Frank Ogletree
James Smith
W. T. Martin
Mabel Smith
Jackson Book CO
Joseph E. Edwards, Jackson
Gloruia
Elam F. Dempsey
Mother
Miss Cody
Acon
Clifford Edwards
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