Mrs. Anna McDonald Dies in Albany at 96
Mrs. Anna E. McDonald of Jackson died Friday night at the Albany home of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Edwards. Cause cited as heart trouble after a recent stroke. Born September 7, 1827 in Jonesboro, she lived in Jackson many years with daughter Mrs. W. E. Harp, a former Jackson postmaster. Survived by son J. G. McDonald of Jackson and son C. D. McDonald of Atlanta, a daughter Mrs. Paul Hubbard, and a sister. Funeral in Albany and Jackson with services led by Dr. M. McN. McKay and Rev. H. H. Jones, interment in Jackson Cemetery.
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Jackson
Butts County
Anna E. McDonald
James L. Edwards
Albany
Deth
J. B. Edwards
West Avenue
Jackson Cemetery
M. McN. McKay
Presbyterian Church
Henry H. Jones
Methodist Church
Frances Wallace Becomes Georgia's First Woman Mayor
Mrs Frances Wallace of Mineral Bluff in Fannin County has been elected and reelected mayor of Marietta. Born and raised in Mineral Bluff she moved to Marietta after marriage in 1895. Her administration aims to improve schools roads and churches for a progressive community.
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Marietta
Georgia
Frances Wallace
Mineral Bluff
Fannin County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Tennessee Line
Motherhood and the Baby Book Promises Easy Birth Support
A promotional copy describes an eminent physician backed guide titled Motherhood and the Baby explaining a simple birth method to reduce miseries through pregnancy and delivery. It cites Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy aiding natural muscle and nerve readjustment and urges readers to order from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Georgia. Mrs E E Kerger of Slayton Minnesota endorses it.
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E. E. Kerger
Slayton
Minn
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Ordination Service Held for Rev Theodore Thaxton
The ordination to the ministry of Rev Theodore Thaxton was held Sunday afternoon with Rev S J Parrish of Atlanta Rev Pate of Locust Grove Rev Cannon of Locust Grove and Rev Minton of Pepperton participating A large congregation attended The sick list includes Mrs Lemuel Kelley and Miss Mae Coleman of Atlanta visited relatives in Stark over the weekend.
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Mae Coleman
Atlanta
Jack Coleman
Cannon
Locust Grove
Minton
Pepperton
Washable Suede Gloves Featured by Jackson Mercantile Co
Promotional note highlights washable suede gloves from the Jackson Mercantile Co as a featured item for shoppers. It emphasizes practicality and domestic use with no further details on pricing or availability.
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The
Jackson Mercantile Co
Local Briefs From Atlanta Community
Miss Willingham of Atlanta was a guest of Mrs. Ghittie Cook. Rev. Parrish could not attend Sunday night services due to not yet fully recovering from influenza. W. H. Barnes suffered a black eye after being hit by a baseball Saturday morning.
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Miss Willingham
Atlanta
Ghittie Cook
Rev. Parrish
W. H. Barnes
District No 4 Butts County Sunday School Convention
District No 4 of Butts County Sunday School Convention will meet at Cedar Rock Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. A good report from the schools in this district is expected and everybody is invited to attend this meeting.
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Butts County
Cedar, Rock
Singing at Peppertown Church Sunday Afternoon
A singing event will be held at Pepperton church on Sunday April 22 beginning at 2 o'clock. Music lovers singers and the general public are invited to attend.
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Pepperton
Pepperton Church
Forsyth Ga Names Woman as School Superintendent
Forsyth Georgia Mrs Thomas H Phinazee named superintendent of Forsyth public schools succeeding Prof J T Henry who led the district last year. Mrs Phinazee wife of County School Superintendent T H Phinazee has been connected with Forsyth schools for several years.
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Forsyth
Thomas H. ‘Phinazee
Forsyth Public Schools
J. T. ‘Henry
Phinazee
T. H. Phinazee
Milk Campaign In Georgia County Surpasses Families
A year after a county survey found 700 families with milk cows the county farm and home agents launched a milk campaign. Now the number of milk cows exceeds the number of families in the county.
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Georgia
Farm and Home
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