Macedonia Church Update and Community Notices
Stark Pastor Roop filled the pulpit at Macedonia while Rev. J A Bonner was sick. The Woman's Missionary Society elected officers for the year: Nettie Pulliam president, Laura McClure secretary and treasurer. Mrs Clyde Redman is ill at an Atlanta sanitarium after an operation. Fannie Williams passed away with a large funeral crowd. Bonner dined with the Singleys. Austin and Anderson Smith and others visited Z P Smiths. The school thrives under Principal Asa Burford with assistants Fleetie Cook and Hazel Bankston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roop
Atlanta
Macedonia
J. A. Bonner
Woman's Missionary Society
Nettie Pulliam
Laura McClure
Clyde Redman
Fannie Williams
W. H. Singley
Austin Smith
Anderson Singley
Jackson
Z. P. Smith
Asa Burford
Fleetie Cook
Hazel Bankston
Royal Arch Degree Conferred At Jackson Chapter Meeting
At the Jackson chapter No. 54 Royal Arch Masons regular meeting Monday night a class of three received the Royal Arch degree. The Busy Corner advertises a big Christmas assortment with prices down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Chapter No. 54
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Little Christmas Seals Help Fight Tuberculosis
The article details the Christmas seals campaign against tuberculosis, noting its history from 1907 in Delaware, the shift to Red Cross sponsorship, and current nationwide drive. It highlights bonds as gifts supporting public health and projects a larger fund-raising total for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Emily Bissell
Delaware
Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
Plan to grow nearly all food and feed on the farm
The Progressive Farmer outlines next year’s plan focusing on self sufficiency. It urges growing most food and feed, maintaining enough livestock for roughage and household needs, keeping a brood mare, using prolific seeds, rotating crops with legume plantings, applying acid phosphate and lime, and adopting labor saving farm machinery.
Wanted to Buy Pint Milk Bottles and Quart Bottles
An item classifieds note seeking to purchase pint milk bottles and quart milk bottles at listed prices. The ad mentions Bert Carmichael as a contact or reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Carmichael
Lamar County Holds First Primary With 21 Candidates
Lamar County born from Monroe and Pike counties held its first primary on December 7 with twenty one candidates. Nominated were J. E. Bush for representative unopposed, Hardy for ordinary, S. J. Childs clerk of court, Z. T. Elliott sheriff, Gus Smith tax collector, Luther Butler tax receiver, W. C. Jordan treasurer, Roger Taylor surveyor, B. K. Crouch coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar County
Monroe
Pike
J. E. Bush
Hardy
S. J. Childs
Z. T. Elliott
Gus Smith
Luther Butler
W.C. Jordan
Roger Taylor
B. K. Crouch
Mr. Bush
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eversharp
Ingersoll Watenes
Carmichael Drug Co
Stark
Southeastern Fair Association
H. G. Hastings
R. M. Striplin
Henry W. Davis
Hastings
People of
Georgia
Lakewood Park
Carmichael’s Drug Store
Strickland Crouch CO
Coats
Sox
Kirschbaum
Body Else
Strickland Crouch
Griffin, Ga
Santa Claus
del Monte
California
Tada
Jackson, Georgia
Bri Holly
Chris
Attra
Ida
Son
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