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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. Eva Mae Smith and Misses Mary Lou and Ruth spent the weekend in Atlanta. Mrs. J. W. Crum visits Atlanta as guest of daughter Mrs. Wiedenman. Miss Eyleen Scarbrough stays with aunt Mrs. Sam Johnson in Griffin.
Albany visitors include Mr J L Edwards and family while Miss Mary Lizzie Thomas of La Grange visits parents. Dr Preston A Rambo of Rio Brazil guests Col and Mrs W E Watkins. College student Lewis Leach from UGA spends weekend with mother. Major Joel B Mallet and family visit Atlanta relatives and attend W C T U institute in Barnesville.
Mr and Mrs O A Pound returned Friday from a visit to their daughter Mrs Howard Holden in Augusta. Mrs P H Hencely returned to Forsyth after visiting Mr and Mrs J W Hencely. Miss Sara Lester and guest Miss Mattie Fielder Barfield of Macon spent the week end with Mrs L Lester. Van Fletcher county school superintendent attended county superintendents meeting in Atlanta. Various families visited or hosted in Jackson including McKibben Thorn ton Barkley and others with teachers attending Atlanta events. Miss Bessie Blackpion ill in Atlanta sanitarium. Several Jackson teachers attended the Georgia Education Association meeting in Atlanta led by Prof R I Knox and others.
Just received shipment of pretty neckwear in washable goods crochet and knit at The Star Store.
Rev. Henry H. Jones of the Methodist church will preach Sunday morning at the court house on Christian Perfection. The 7:45 pm sermon will be Christ's Estimate of a Man. Sunday School starts at 9:45 with invitations to both services. Court house congregations are growing. Presbyterians have regular services next Sunday.
Dr. Andrew M. Soule, president of the State College of Agriculture, told the Athens Kiwanis club that Kiwanis clubs are doing more than any other group to aid agricultural rehabilitation. He cited keeping people on the farm as the gravest national problem.
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