Indian Springs Holiness Camp Meeting Nears Close
Sunday night will mark the end of the Indian Springs Holiness camp meeting begun August 10. Attendance has varied but expects a record crowd for the closing event. Dr. John Paul and Dr. L J Miller preached to attentive congregations while Hamp Sewell led uplifting singing. Weather has been favorable with little rain and hotel occupancy rising as the season peaks.
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Indian Springs
John Paul
L. J. Miller
Hamp Sewell
Local Social News Highlights from Duke Williamson Area
Mr and Mrs Claude Duke and children from Atlanta spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Elmo Andrews of Atlanta returned home after a visit here. She traveled back with Mrs J W Andrews and Miss Fredna Hilley. Jasper County Singing Convention drew many locals to Hillsboro. The Greshams of Atlanta visited the Dukes for the weekend. Miss Nannie Coleman of Milledgeville will visit her parents Thursday. A surprise wedding announced for Miss Duke Williamson.
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Claude Duke
Atlanta
Elmo Andrews
J. W. Andrews
Fredna Hilley
Hillsboro
W. B. Gresham
E. G. Duke
Nannie Coleman
Milledgeville
Duke.williamson
Marriage of Lydia Duke and Harvey Williamson Noted
A marriage solemnization occurred at the office of Judge J. H. Ham. The record cites Lydia Duke and Harvey Williamson as the couple, with the ceremony conducted by the judge.
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J. H. Ham
Local couple celebrates engagement amid family gathering
Saturday afternoon, August 12, at 4 o'clock, in the presence of friends and family, two well known county youths received heartfelt congratulations as their engagement was announced.
W L Leverette Takes Charge of Jackson Milling Co
W L Leverette announces he is in charge of the Jackson Milling Company and pledges personal attention to all grinding with guaranteed satisfaction for friends and the public.
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Jackson Milling Company
W. L. Leverette
Horse and buggy stolen from camp ground during services
Walter Vickers of Dublin district left his horse tied to a buggy at a camp meeting. The pair were stolen, with the rein still attached. They were found next day five miles north of Jackson at Mr. Boyd McMichael's place, driven hard and abandoned in the yard.
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Walter Vickers
Dublin
Boyd McMichael
Jackson
Kiwanis Club Plans Stunt Night at New Elder Hotel
The Kiwanis Club of Jackson schedules a stunt night at the New Elder Hotel in Indian Springs on August 22 at 7 30 PM Central. The Stunt committee promises a snappy program to entertain members and their guests, with many attendees bringing their ladies for the evening of fun.
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Kiwanis Club of
Jackson
New Elder Hotel
Indian Springs
Buchanan Hotel
Leila Sams
Sara Louise Furlow
J. B. Harrison
Revival Draws Crowds in Liberty With Strong Sermons
In Elgin residents attend Liberty revival services led by Rev. Mr. Howard and express enthusiasm for his forceful preaching. Friends of T. J. Hammond and Sara Hammond mourn their serious typhoid illness, hoping for recovery. W. F. Flynt visited his daughter Mrs. Fred Turner in South Georgia last week, and Sallie Mae Turner spent Sunday night with Lois Jones.
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Liberty
Mr. Howard
T. J. Hammond
Sara Hammond
W. F. Flynt
South Georgia
Fred Turner
Sallie Mae Turner
Lois Jones
Ella Aiken
Vesta Ramsey
Banesville
J. D. Aiken
Blount
A. J. Ramsey
Barnesville
Thad Blount
Robert Faulkner
J. T. Pritchett
J. M. Moore
Lizzie Nelms
J. A. Turner
J. E. Pettigrew
J. F. Weldon
Sara Mae Turner
Hampton
W. D.turner
Aiken Estate Real Property To Be Sold In Butts County
By order of the Ordinary of Butts County Georgia the estate of W A Aiken will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in September 1922 at Worthville to settle the deceased’s real estate. The tract covers 2984 acres in the 616th district bounded by lands of Stodghill Gray White Pope and others and will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. This 7th day of August 1922. Mrs Emma Aiken Admrx of the estate of W Aiken deceased.
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Court of of Ordinary
Said County
W. A. Aiken
Butis County
Georgia
Worthville
W. F. Stodghill
M. Gray
G. W. White
J. H. Pope
Emma Aiken
Onion Daily Dose Cuts Bill Collectors Hype
A witty quip from Phil Armstrong suggests an onion a day keeps away bill collectors, contrasting folk wisdom with modern debt pressure. The brief humor underscores everyday health advice framed against financial strain.
Social visits and family notes from Barnesville area
A long list of guests and visitors from Jenkinsburg to Banesville, with local families hosting relatives and friends over weekends. Mentions include Misses Jones, Turner, Pritchett, and Ramsey visiting various households, plus a note on a local singing event and a tip to stock farms with dairy cows, hogs, and chickens.
Farm women boost butter and cream sales through dairying program
Twelve thousand demonstrations in improved home dairying methods by extension agents led farm women to produce 3,300,000 pounds of butter in the year, with 1,550,000 pounds sold and 50,000 gallons of cream sold, according to the U S Department of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Grocery Department
Coal and Sanitary
Maxwell House
Sun Maid
Carmichael-Mallet Co
Jackson, Georgia
Stark
Lydia Duke and
Mr. Harvey Wil
Liamson
Cardai
Cardus
Mrs. Simpson
Kiwanis Club
Elgin
Administrator’s Land Sale
Butts County
Mer Fares
Colorado
Oregon
California
Canada
New York
North Carolina
Florida
Via
Southern Railway
W. L. Estes
D. P. A. Broad
Walton Streets
Atlanta, Ga
Phil Armstrong
The
Mrs. J. Q. Washington
Mr. and
M. E. Washington
Mrs. Paul Jones
Tle
Lawrence
Mrs
H. H. Jones
Jenkinsburg
Mary Mangham
Mary
Jones
Fanniesa Pritchett
Griffin
Margie Ramsey
Ida Mae Brooks
Flovilla
Ora B. Brooks
Emmett Gunnels
Baby
Cork
Paul Jones
A. FF. Pritchett
James Hammond
Gladys Jones
Emily Weldon
Miss Jessie Turner
Lit’tle
Marila
F. W. Jordan
Duffy McCoy
Forsyth
Fannisy Pritchett
Willie Fay McClelland
Julia Coleman
DR. Welch
Marietta St
C. G. Jinks
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