Social Notes Highlight Jackson Area Visits and Illnesses
Miss M J Patterson and many neighbors are noted visiting, illness updates, and travel in Jackson and nearby towns. Family and friends, including Mrs Otis Ham in Atlanta, Mrs A C Wilson in Atlanta, and Miss Phena Meador’s Covington engagement, illustrate a busy social page with multiple trips to Macon Forsyth College Park and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Phena Meador
Covington
Glenn Carreker
Miss Meador
Verna Wright
Carreker
Slaton Drug Company
Monthly meetings of teachers at Prof and Mrs Martin home
The teachers held monthly gatherings at the Martins home during the past term. The aim was to improve acquaintance, foster mutual benefit through round-table discussions, and strengthen ties with the school patrons. The normal class and Mr Martins family contributed to a pleasant, productive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theachers
Martin
Ure
Miss Singley to Wed Gresham in June Ceremony
Mr and Mrs L D Singley of Stark announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Florence to Homer Hill Gresham of Atlanta. The wedding will be June 17 at their home with Bertram Singley as ring bearer and Naomi Norsworthy as flower girl, their relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Garr
W. G. Barnes
Cochran
W. 4
Junior reception honors Jackson High graduates at Mrs Martin’s
The Juniors of Jackson High hosted a Tuesday evening reception for the Graduating Class at Mrs W P Martin’s. Guests included about forty attendees plus out of town visitors from Atlanta Locust Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson High School
W. P. Martin
Martin
Punch
Mary Lena Martin
Mary Willis
Viola Slaughter
Helen Carmichael
Helen Ham
Messrs
W.A. Watkins
Mac Steele
Atlanta
T. J. Johnson
Locust Grove
Quilt With 20152 Pieces Found In Butts County
The Constitution reports from Senoia that a quilt in the county contains 20152 pieces. Mrs F M Allen of this city owns a quilt of many colors with 20152 pieces and dating to 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Senoia
Butts County
F. M. Allen
Pupil Recital Highlights Miss Viola Slaughter’s Class
Jackson music circles praise Miss Viola Slaughter as her students perform a Thursday evening recital at her home. The program showcases each pupil’s style and training and reflects strong local cultivation of musical talent. B. L. Johnston and Richard Lawton of Macon visited Jackson friends. Rev. John Ham returns from Durham after a successful meeting and stays home several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Slaughter
Jackson
B. L. Johnston
Richard Lawton
Macon
Jackson Friends
John Ham
Durham
N. C
Representatives to attend U C V reunion in Chattanooga
E. C. Cawthon W. D. Curry and H. Mays will attend the U C V reunion in Chattanooga next week as representatives of Camp Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Cawthon
W. D. Curry
8S. H. Mays
U.C. V
Chattanooga
Camp Barnett
Butts County Hotel Elder and Calumet Hotel Open for Guests
The article describes W B Dozier's bank in Flovilla visitors’ safety and courteous service, J Pearce Smith running an up to date Flovilla grocery and depot stand, Hotel Elder at Indian Spring operated by Mrs Cornell, and Calumet in front of the car line managed by Mrs W G Riley. The Calumet has renovated rooms and grounds and appeals to travelers and tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Dozier’s Bank
Flovilla
J. Pearce Smith
Indian Spring
Elder
Cornell
Hotel Elder
Calumet
W.G. Riley
Macon
Indian Spring Is a Magnet for Summer Visitors
The article extols Indian Spring as a premier summer resort with the Ca sino, Wigwam, and Foy Hotel offering lodging, dining, and entertainment. It highlights Indian relics, a salt of shops, grocers, and a glass-front store, plus a new hotel and ample recreation by the creek and spring. Visitors are urged to enjoy the scenery, baths, bowling, swimming, and concerts this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Colvin & Brownlee
Chief Eagle Eye
Levi Scoville
Sherwood Thaxton
Butts County
Foy
R. Troup Smith
L. D. Hoard
Indian Spring
Graduation Exercises Set for Friday May 23
The senior class plans the graduation, inviting all to attend, with ushers Miss Rosalie Carmichael Miss Andrews and Miss Fredna Allen and flower girl Miss Mary Frances Carmichael. A program held May 16 featured reminiscences recitations music descriptions poems speeches and songs by the seniors and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Carmichael
J Andrews
Fredna Allen
Maryy Frances Carmichael
Graduating Exercises at Jackson High School Tonight
The Jackson High School graduating exercises tonight close the year seen as the most successful in the school’s history. Superintendent Prof. W. P. Martin and assistants receive credit for building up the school. Tomorrow many graduates begin stepping into the world as some may not attend college this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson High School
W. P. Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lai
M.J. Patterson
Marilu Terrell and Smith
A. C. Wilson
Miss Mary Land
Otis ‘Ham
Ham
Stewart Roberts
Ralph Settle
Rochelle
E. C. Settle
Mary Newton
S. B. Kinard
College Park
Cox College
Fannie Myrt Biles
Lake Butler, Fla
Elizabeth Merritt
Miss Bee Thornton
Mrs. S. E. Andrews
Flem Dupree
Luella
Will Merritt
Elizabeth Rogers
Zebulon
W. A. Watkins
Judson Roberts
Fred Ball
Griffin
R. N. Etheridge
J. H. Mills
Valvard Mills
City
Alice Mae Wise
Charles Lummus
Cedar Rock
Mrs. Mary Dailey
McDonough
Mrs
Sallie Ball
Annie Catchings Crum
Wesleyan
Gladys O’neal
Stark Here
Elizabeth
Mae Colquitt
G. W. Moore
J. H. Haynes
Henry County
O. L. Adams
Charles ‘Thornton
Carmelu “Harper
Florence Stailsworth
Jenkinsburg
E . Drewry
Misses Lucy
Jane Moore
Taena McCord Folds
St. Augustine, Fla
Mary Pittman
Cleo Carmichael
Mattie Adams
Oxford
Jane Stanfield
Hugh Ma‘let
Emory
A.T. O
Means House
Annie Lou McCord
Jackson Society
Col
Mrs. C. L. Redman
Washington City
Lucie Goodman
Nolen’s Creek
Margaret Rushton
Minnie Bailey
Miss Carmichael
Joseph E. Edwards
Jackson, Georgia
G. W. Watkins & Som
Mary Wright
Arnold
Idian Spring
Evie Maddox
Allie Jarrell
Janie Phittaree
Margaret Sams
Verna Singley
Nannie Belle Jinks
Corinne Watts
Charles Johnson
Mark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!