Worthville Social News Briefs and Local Visits
Worthville reports Miss Peeks of Tennessee visiting sister Mrs. R. L. Cawthon. Mrs. Will Whaley and daughter Vernice of Atlanta return home after visits. A South River picnic was enjoyed. Misses Marie and Bernice Washington visited Dorothy Pope. Mrs. W. H. Cawthon ill. Elmer Cawthon's family welcomed a son. Nora Mason of Atlanta spending week with relatives. R. L. Cawthon and children back from Tennessee visit. Ernest James and family also mentioned.
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Miss Peeks
Tennessee
R. L. Cawthon
Will Whaley
Miss Vernice
Atlanta
South River
Marie
Bernice Washington
Dorothy Pope
W. H. Cawthon
Elmer Cawthon
Nora Mason
Notice to cotton receipts at Merchants Warehouse Co Locust Grove Ga
All persons holding cotton receipts issued by Merchants and Planters Warehouse Company Locust Grove Ga are asked to send or bring them in at once so bonded warehouse receipts can be issued. Planters Merchants Warehouse Company Per A G Combs Jenkinsburg visited relatives here last Friday. Mrs Ethel Carmichael and son D N left Monday for East Point where Mrs Carmichael begins school work next Monday. Mrs Robert White and little son Jarred returned Wednesday from a two weeks visit to relatives in Jack
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Planters Warehouse Co
Locust Grove
Bayer Aspirin Names and Uses in Early Drug Advertising
The advertisement markets Bayer Aspirin tablets as genuine and safe, prescribed for head and toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It urges acceptance of unbroken Bayer packages with directions, notes 12 tab handy tins cost a few cents, and mentions larger packages from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Family guests and local notices from Jackson area
The column lists visitors and relatives in Jackson including Mrs R E Chambers with her parents, Lola and Cleo Washington from Liveoak Florida on pleasure trips, Mrs R W Lamb hosting Carrie and Bessie Biles, Charlie Swint and Dan Swint hosting guests, Walter Duke visiting Stark residents, Mrs Paul Cawthon visiting Fincher ville, and the sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Griffin on the death of their infant twin boys with interment at Worthville Baptist cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Chambers
Jackson
R. A. Thaxton
Lola
Cleo Washington
Liveoak
Fla
Jacksonville
Palatka
St. Augustine
R. W. Lamb
Carrie
Bessie Biles
Stark
Charlie Swint
Dan Swint
Walter Duke
Paul Cawthon
Fincherville
S. L. Bunn
Griffin
Worthville Baptist Cemetery
City of Jackson Ga 1920 tax assessment protest rule
The assessment of the property of the city of Jackson Ga. for 1920 requires tax payers to file protests within fifteen days from August 12, 1920, or be barred from protesting. J. A. McMichael, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Jackson Ga
J. A. McMichael
Barrett Urges Immediate Action to Add Women Voters in Georgia
Senator Fermor Barrett writes Jim Flynt urging the State Democratic Executive Committee to authorize the participation of newly enfranchised women in the September 8 white primary. He notes the Nineteenth Amendment and argues no discrimination against half the electorate and calls for an emergency meeting this week to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fermor Barrett
State Executive Committee
State Senate
Jim Flynt
Barrett
Georgia
State
Democratic Executive Committee
United States
State Democratic Executive Committee
State Committee
The Value of Ideas Quote Card
A concise reflection on exchange and growth using the classic swap idea. It compares trading dollars to trading ideas, suggesting sharing ideas expands total value rather than wealth alone. The piece frames a simple ideation concept in a quotable format.
Leans Defeat Fats In Thursday Baseball Tilt
The Leans beat the Fats 9 to 5 in a Thursday afternoon game which drew a fond crowd despite rain. The match provided lighthearted entertainment for fans watching as two teams clashed in a minor league style contest.
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Leans
Fats
Nashville guests plan return to State Normal term
Miss Carolyn Simms of Nashville and Miss Sarah Allen host a two week visit, both to reenter the State Normal at Athens. Miss Marilu Terrell returns from Jackson after a three week visit with Miss Edna Cooper and Mrs J N McIntyre. Various other local guests visit friends and family regions including Lincolnton and Colquitt, with travel to North Carolina noted.
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Carolyn Simms
Nashville
Tenn
Sarah Allen
Miss Allen
Simms
Athens
Marilu Terrell
Jackson
Miss
Edna Cooper
J. N. McIntyre
Lurline Lawson
E. L. Lawson
Tennessee
McDonough
T. J. Rhodes
Inez Rhodes
Liveoak, Fla
Rhodes
North Carolina
Social Notes From Indian Spring and Nearby
Miss Rebie Allen of Ellijay visits aunt Mrs. Mary Winburn Arnold. H L Daughtry and Miss Emily Daughtry of Jackson stay with Idlewilde. Mr and Mrs Austin of Denham Texas visit G I Watkins and F M Lawson hosts at Colonial Heights. Grace Watkins returns to Mineola New York to resume Cornell extension work. Delia Watkins joins her sister in Long Island work and River Head next year.
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Rebie Allen
Ellijay
Mary Winburn Arnold
H. L. Daughtry
Emily Daughtry
Jackson
Idlewilde
Austin
Lucile Watkins
Denham
Texas
G. I. Watkins
F. M. Lawson
Colonial Heighths
Fannie Gibson
Rock Castle
Lucile Elder
Mrs. Mallet, Sr
Mallet
Cook
Muldred
Nutt
Misses Nutt
Florida
Grace Watkins
Mineola
Nassau County
N. Y
Cornell University
Delia Watkins
Long Island
River Head
Local Firms Named in Jackson Business Notices
Carmichael How Co and Mathewson Garage of Jackson Georgia appear in listings alongside Jones Garage and McKibben Buggy Co. with Kimbell of Jackson also named in the segment of business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael How
Jackson
V. A. Kimbell
Cay Mathewson Garage
McKibben Buggy CO
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The
Star Store
Jackson, Georgia
Jackson Mercantile Company
Worthville
Ernest James
Claude A. West
West
Jackson Mercantile Co
Market Bulletin
State Bureau of Markets
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Second Street
Stodghill & Welch’s
M. L. King & Son
Flovilla
Columbia
Piarerat
Hese Columbia
RT Rto
Buttrill Bros
Jackson, Ga
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