Social guests and visits in Georgia towns
Miss Annie Righton Miller of Hawkinsville and Miss Gladys Atkinson of Thomasville are guests of Mrs. W. M. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boyd and family of Eagle Lake Fla. visit Mrs. Kate Valentino and Miss Marie McMichael. Valentino attends funeral in Macon. Mrs. Smith Settle and Mrs. Mary Blackman travel to Grove Park Inn Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Righton Miller
Hawkinsville
Gladys Atkinson
Thomasville
W. M. Crawford
E. M. Boyd
van and William Boyd
Eagle Lake, Fla
Kate Valentino
Marie McMichael
Macon
M. A. Valentino
Smith Settle
Mary Blackman
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
N. C
Busy Corner offers New Worls fabric half price sale
Readable note touts New Worls fabric in light and dark shades with beautiful patterns. Sold at half price. Mentions The Busy Corner and questions where the straw ballot of former days is located.
Ice cream cones aid to the farmer's prosperity
Gay H. Hall asserts that 1,000,000 dairy cows are in the ice cream business helping farm revenue. He notes increased sales of farm lighting plants, tractors and power drives as farm life becomes more prosperous. An editorials-style endorsement links treats, dry law effects, and rural industry. BRING your cow hides to A. R. Conner, next door to J. C. Jones. 8-4-tie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay H. Hall
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Mr. Hall
A. R. Conner
J. C. Jones
Social visits spread through Jenkinsburg and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jackson spent Tuesday with relatives near McDonough and returned with daughter Ollie Lu. Visitors included Miss Ava Browning of Atlanta, Miss Lucile Akin in Atlanta, Miss Nita Barnes of Jackson, and Gordon Bankston of Atlanta. Several others hosted or visited family in Spalding and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Bond
C. E. McMichael
Catherine
Atlanta
Winnie Maddox
C. S. Palmer
Margaret
O. A. Pound
Howard Holden
Mr. Palmer
J. H. Jackson
McDonough
Ollie Lu
Ava Browning
Ruth Middlebrooks
Lucile Akin
J. W. Harper
Gordon Bankston
Camp Lindley Reunion Set for August 9 1922 in Atlanta
The Camp Lindley families hold their annual reunion at Grant Park Atlanta on Wednesday August 9 1922 inviting all members to attend. Last year over six hundred people gathered and organizers expect a larger turnout this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
Atlanta
Ben Cleveland Returns to Health at Rock Castle
Mr Ben Cleveland manager of the Bon Air hotel Bainbridge is rapidly recovering from malaria fever at Rock Castle Indian Springs. Sherwood Thaxton proprietor of the Bon Air hotel and a noted hotel man has aided in restoring the hotel to prominence in South Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cleveland
Bainbridge
Rock Castle
Indian Springs
Sherwood Thaxton
Cleveland
South Georgia
Judge William H. Fish Seeks Re-Election as Chief Justice
The column announces Judge William H. Fish’s candidacy to succeed himself as Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court. Since 1896 he has served on the court, led as Chief Justice since 1905, and is widely regarded for his service and leadership in the state judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Fish
William H. Fish
The
Simmons
Joseph M. Terrell
Urgent Charleston Prayer Says Old Spruce Calls for Divine Help
The note describes Old Spruce in Charleston during the earthquake asking for immediate divine intervention. He prays loudly asking the Lord to come down himself without delay and warns against sending agents or others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Chile
Mrs Elizabeth Moss Dies Suddenly at 66 in Jackson
Mrs Elizabeth Moss 66 died at her Lyons street home shortly after midnight Thursday July 27 after a brief illness. Survived by two sons and four daughters, among them G D Moss of Columbus and Mrs T E Bracewell of Atlanta. Funeral Friday at Salem church Henry County with interment in the church cemetery. Earlier the Georgia legislature is criticized for inaction and proposes a ten year biennial meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Street
Moss
Henry County
Jackson
J. T. Moss
Elizabeth Branan
Salem Church
McDonough
Leonora Elliott
Atlanta
Henry Elliott
Steve Glass
Cowart
Young, then ready: marriage timelines vary by age
A playful quartet of pickup lines shows a girl weighing marriage when young, at twenty one, and at thirty. Each man receives a cautious reply about timing. The snippets hint at romance and life plans across ages with a wink to readiness and social expectations.
Georgia Faces Corn Shortage This Year
It is not so much a cotton famine as a corn famine that concerns Georgians this year. The corn crop is the shortest in years.
Teachers Examination and Reading Courses for 1922
The regular State Examination for Teachers will be August 4 and 5, 1922. Reading Courses for teachers renewing certificates include manuals, methods, hygiene, and vocational education texts from the Southern School Book Depository and other providers. A six week summer course can renew certificates. pass marks are required. Primary exams are August 4 with other exams on both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Rapeer
Southern School Book Depository
Auburn Ave
Atlanta
Parker
Ginn & Co
Commerce Hall
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Washington, D. C
David Sneddgn
van Fletcher
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Evelyn Lockhart
Willie Maddox
Frank Curry, Jr
Tulsa
Annie Curry
George Head
Messrs
Roland Turner
H. C. Bates
Southern Railway System
Paul Tabor
State College of Agriculture
George Ruffey
Daisy Frances
Hugh Ruffey
Nona Leverette
Eatonton
J. M.currie
G. D. Head
Elsie Curry
Morrison Settle
Snapping Shoals
Jenkinsburg
Nita Barnes
Lois Bell
Rome
Henri Maddox
Little Son
Fincherville
W. J. Bankston
Bettie Thurmond
W. T. Thurston
Mesdames
Jesse Turner
Henry Crumbley
S. L. Johnson
R. C. Woodward
East Point
Elizabeth McGough
Will Andrews
Spalding County
Warren Baggerly
Ruth
Rev
Arthur Baggerly
D.B. Moore
Juliette
Mr. Frank Childs
Mildred Childs
Cole
J. E. Bankston
I. S. Flanagan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mr. J. H. Mills
S. D. Thurston
Djer
MR. Cleveland
Mary
Mavis
Elizabeth Moss
Jack
Tom
Free
Kendall & Mirick
Atlanta, Ga
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