Valentine themed gatherings and society notices
The column details a Valentine party hosted by Miss Emmaly Nolen for twenty guests with a unique contest won by Miss Mary Lou Smith and a sweet course served. It also notes Evelyn Kinard and Wallace Shivar’s marriage announcement, a study group gathering hosted by Mrs. Carmichael, and a rook party fundraiser by the William McIntosh chapter of the D A R to support a Butts county scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmaly Nolen
Margaret Nolen
Valentine
Mary Lou Smith
T. H. Nolen
Paul Nolen
William McIntosh
George Washington
Butts County
Rook Party Brightens U D C Chapter Event
The Larkin D. Watson chapter of the U D C hosted a Valentine rook party at their club rooms, featuring red heart decor, red rose accents, and tea and sandwiches. Proceeds added to the chapter treasury while guest speaker Mrs. H S Wooten of Milledgeville spoke on Conservation of Woman's Power.
Ruth Maddox Hosts Ten Birthday Party
Miss Ruth Maddox served as hostess for a Saturday morning party celebrating her tenth birthday. The event featured valentine decorations and favors, three tables of Rook, and a delicious sweet course for twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bond
Rock
Katherine Tingle
Harvey Bond
Valentine
Ruth Maddox
Rook
Children of the Confederacy Meet in Club Rooms
A Saturday meeting of the Children of the Confederacy drew a large attendance. Organizer Mrs. R. W. Mays planned a valentine party after business, delayed by complicating parties. Officers elected for the year are President Miss Wy lene Thornton, Treasurer Miss Annie Lillian Jameson, Secretary Miss Ruth Smith. Meetings set for the third Wednesday each month. Valantines were distributed to members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Confederacy
R. W. Mays
U D C Meeting and Local Society News in Jackson
The Larkin D. Watson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a Thursday afternoon meeting with several members as hostesses. The chapter invited Confederate veterans to attend the matinee of Birth of a Nation on the 25th and announced a busy social week with Woman’s Club events and Valentine decorations. Notables visiting included Mrs. Howard Hoden of Atlanta and Rev. Merritt Bailey of Macon, while Bert Kinard from G M A College Park was noted for his Eagle emblem and weekend home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin D. Watson
J. T. Moore
L. L. O’kelley
S. Re. Nichol
C. J. Broom
Rk. F. Welch
Hattie Buttrill
Local Socials Roundup in Jenkinsburg
Miss Lucile Akin hosted a Saturday evening event for guests Ruth Turner and Lois Rogers. Ruth Middlebrooks visited Jackson. J H Mills visited relatives. Ruth Turner of Atlanta and Lois Rogers of McDonough stayed with Miss Akin. Mrs J B Childs spent the weekend in Atlanta with daughter May Childs who had a tonsil operation. Grace and LaFon Banks ton hosted a valentine party. Dwight Compton celebrated his fifth birthday with friends and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Akin
Ruth Turner
Lois
Atlanta
Lois Rogers
McDonough
J. B. Childs
Miss May Childs
Grace
LaFon Bankston
Dwight Compton
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin provides instant relief for indigestion gas and heartburn. It asserts tablets give rapid stomach relief and corrects acidity so readers can eat favorite foods again, noting a large case costs only a few cents and millions are helped annually.
Local Social Notes Highlight Worthville Visits and Guests
Worthville social roundup records visits and stays among McClure Chambers Mitchell Duke and others. News notes birth announcement for R. L. Cawthon’s son Feb 11. Tanlac ad from Carmichael Drug and Book Company ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Carmichael Drug and Book Company
Mrs Powell and Susan Mathews visit Jackson guests
Mrs R R Powell of Monticello visits with Mr and Mrs W S Colvin and attends an Atlanta auto show with Mr Powell. Miss Susan Mathews of Athens, nutrition expert at the state college of agriculture, speaks at the farmers meeting in Jackson and stays with her sister Mrs P W Nolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Powell
Monticello
W. S. Colvin
Mr. Powell
Mrs. Powell
Jackson
Susan Mathews
Athens
State College of Agriculture
P. W. Nolen
Local mentions include visitors and birth notice
Personal notes list business visitor Mr. S Copeland in Atlanta on Tuesday. Miss Emmaly Nolen spent last week in Jonesboro and Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. J S Jackson announce the birth of a son on Sunday February 12. Guests included Jeff Davis of Athens, T H Nolen and Glen Landers family of Rome, Bertha McClure of Atlanta, William McClure of Macon, and Miss Bertha McClure, all visiting Mrs J W McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jene. Martin and
Asa
Atlanta
Nora Mason
W. J. White
R. L. Cawthon
Jim Cowans
Covington
J.H. Pope
R. W. Lamb
Copeland
Emmaly Nolen
Jonesboro
Jeff Davis
Athens
T. H. Nolen
Glen Landers
Rome
Bertha McClure
William McClure
Macon
J. W. McClure
Beauchamp family thanks friends after mother's illness and death
The Beauchamp family and Mrs. W. A. Winn thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of their mother and for floral offerings. The notice also lists prices for cured potatoes at 75 cents and one dollar per bushel from Butts County Products Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts County Products Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jordan
Fancy Grocer
Fleischmans Yeast
Libby
Blue Ridge Coffee
Honduras
Kinard-Shivar
James M. Kinard
Baxley
Evelyn
Wallace B. Shivar
Ww. M. S
Frank Carmichael
The
Methodist Church
West Third Street
D. A. R. Benefit Book Party
H. S. Wooten
Milledgeville
Ches
Wade Watkins
Pitts McKibben
W. E. Merck
Harvey Maddox
Park Newton
Asa Buttrill
J. L. Byron
W. F
Mary Newton
Children OF the Confederacy Meeting
Miss Wy
Lene Thornton
Annie Lillian Jameson
Ruth Smith
Valentines
Gia
Woman’s Club
Howard Hoden
W. H. Maddox
M. J. Bailey
Mer
Ritt Bailey
George Damour
George
J. H. Carmichael
M. F. Thaxton
A. B. Stallworth
Mrs
Malcolm Ainsworth
Little Daughter
Bishop
Mrs. Ainsworth
Walter Moore
Lurline Lawson
Flovilla
Z. A. Cullins
Wrightsville
Cullins
Emma Thomas
Bert Kinard
G. M
College Park
Bert
Jenkinsburg
Ruth Middlebrooks
J. H. Mills
Lord Baltimore
Carmichael’s Drug Store
Worthville
Arthur McClure and Little Sons
W. F. Stodghill
Robert Chambers
Ruth
Griffin
Raymond Mitchell
Marion Duke
Frances
Harrison Cawthon
Elgin
Otis F. Hammond
J. R. Hammond
A. E. Turner
Jessie, Ruth and
Pauline Turner
Hampton
W. D. Turner
Lizzie Mae Pritchett
Carrilss Ham
J. A. Turner
M. E. Washington
Tom Ridgeway
Duffy McCoy
J. T. Pritchett
Verda Jones
Mary Jones
Ora Belle Brooks
Lily
Lois Jones
Lillie Mae Turner
H. H. Jones
Paul Jones
Co. O
Co. T. Beauchamp
W. A. Winn
SOL BY
AL OruUc Stores
TNE
Reee Brarfield Regulator CO
Dept. OD
Atlanta, Ga
Just
Norway
Florida
Washington
Stone’s
Jackson, Ga
Gordon H. Thompson
J. R. Pettigrew
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