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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
7
Ee News of interest in the social realm records community life at Indian Spring with the Boosters Creed and local notes. The column lists beliefs and local visits, family events, travel to Atlanta and Washington, hotel renovations, and residents moving between Griffin Macon and Florida with multiple names and dates.
Mrs Morrison Settle hosted the bridge club Thursday afternoon with a pleasant card games session. A delicious salad course and coffee followed the games.
The child welfare committee of the Woman's Club will sponsor a Valentine rook party on Friday afternoon and evening February 9. Proceeds go to a worthy cause. Admission is 25 cents.
The W C T U members will meet Friday at 3 o clock with Mrs R J Carmichael. The civil government lesson will precede the program, and full attendance is expected.
The Jenkinsburg Woman's Club will gather Friday at 3 PM with Miss Etta Colclough of the State College of Agriculture as speaker. Young People's Missionary Society enjoyed a social evening at Miss Annie Howell's home with program and music. The D A R chapter invites members to meet Tuesday at 3 PM with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Harrison. roll call lists Governors of Georgia.
Mr. J. H. Carmichael spent Sunday in Atlanta. Mr. R. P. Newton was a visitor in Atlanta Monday. Prof. R. I. Knox was a visitor to Athens Saturday. Miss Annie Sue Redman spent Sunday in Griffin.
Friends of Miss Carolyn Smith a Jackson public school student learn she is entered in the Atlanta Constitution automobile contest She is nominated from Butts county and eligible to receive subscriptions anywhere in the state Coupons printed in the Constitution should be cut and sent to Miss Smith to aid her vote effort
The O rear and Guthrie Bhurston Bryan Barnett Faulkner Smith Crews and others express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of their husband father and brother. May blessings be with you all.
Community church notes outline upcoming services and group activities at First Baptist Church. Schedule includes Sunday School at 9:30, sermons at 11 and 7, Ladies Aid on Feb 5, Scout meeting Feb 5, Prayer Meeting Feb 7, with Bro. C. O. Miller directing singing. Woman’s Missionary Society details and leadership changes are noted, plus a call for renewed church music with choir practices. Gratitude theme highlighted from Sunday School lesson.
Mr. C. A. Towles spent Sunday at Juliette with Mr. and Mrs. D. 8.
Stark Driskell and family visited R B Torbet in Indian Springs. Beth Towles and Virginia Biles stayed with local families. Meeting of the Woman's Club at the school discussed citizenship plans for February. Hostesses for Rubyla Moss included J C Harper and B M Barnes. Visitors from Atlanta and Monticello noted along with hosting family gatherings and a singing club event.
A vintage ad line promotes Purina chicken chow products with playful rhythm. The jingle names Old McDonald and Etheridge-Smith Co as the sponsor.
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