Many Atlanta visitors and town guests mark Fourth of July
A long list of visitors from Atlanta and other cities spent the Fourth of July in Jackson and nearby towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carmichael, Mrs. Hains, Miss Eloise Slaton, Mr. J. Watts Maddox, and Mrs. Annie Curry among others. Local families hosted gatherings, motor trips, and social outings.
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W. L. Nutt
Davis’ Lake
Paul Crutchfield
Willie T. Wing
Atlanta
Nutt
Bert Carmichael
Victor Carmichael
Annie Curry
Elsie Curry
Eloise Slaton
Mrs. H. R. Slaton
Henry Byron
Mrs. J. Lee Byron
Z. M. Leverette
Jane Leverette
Devereaux
W. H. Maddox
Clayton Buchanan
Macon
C. W. Buchanan
C. M. Kimbell
Small Sons
J. H. Land
McDonough
Hamm Etheridge Engagement Receives Local Notice
Miss Mattisa Hamm and Mr John Mitchell Etheridge of Falls City Nebraska announce their engagement. The bride elect, educated at Locust Grove Institute Brenau College and State College of Agriculture Athens, has taught in multiple towns and holds a position in Athens. Etheridge, son of the late C F Etheridge, studied at Locust Grove Institute and the Baptist Seminary in Louisville and is now in Falls City. The wedding will be in September at the bride’s father’s home.
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Mattisa Hamm
John Mitchell Etheridge
Falls City
Nebraska
Jackson High School
Locust Grove Institute
Brenau College
Jackson
Tifton
Waycross
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Etheridge
C. F. Etheridge
Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Misses Claude and Nellie Guest Guests From Atlanta
Misses Claude and Nellie Guest of Atlanta visited Sunday and attended the event, bringing news of their city.
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Claude and
Nellie Guest
Atlanta
Atlanta socialite Miss Rosalie Duke visits with relatives
Miss Rosalie Duke of Atlanta spent the weekend in the area with relatives. Mr and Mrs Wilson Weldon of Griffin spent Monday with local acquaintances.
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P. W. Nolen
Griffin
Odie Duke
Atlanta
W. F. Duke
Mr. Albert Duke
Rosalie Duke
Mrs. Wilson Weldon
Cost of living in May 1921 rises sharply in US data
The 1913 baseline was 80.3 percent higher across 82 cities. House furnishings up 147.7 percent, clothing 122.6 percent, fuel and light 81.6 percent, housing 59 percent, food 44.7 percent, and miscellaneous expenses 108.8 percent. June 1920 to May 1921 declines show varying regional drops. Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Norfolk, Richmond, and St. Louis report notable decreases ranging from 11.4 to 17.3 percent.
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Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Norfolk
Richmond
St. Louis
Lemon Skin Bleaching Lotion Ad Promoted to Readers
A vintage advertisement touts a lemon based bleach using two lemons and Orchard White to create a facial lotion. It claims harmless whitening effects for the face neck arms and hands and cites stage celebrities as users for a soft rosy white complexion and freckle sunburn and tan lightening.
Fall Garden Notes Warn on Weeds and Early Planting Plans
Prof C C Newman urges careful fall garden planning now to avoid weed growth after spring crops. Transplants of collards, cabbage, tomatoes, and celery should be timed for late summer. beans, corn, watermelons, salsify, and potatoes also have specific July to August schedules for a successful late harvest.
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C. C. Newman
Piedmont
Mammoth Sandwich Island
Lookout Mountain
First Baptist Church News July Services and Letter from Abroad
The church calendar lists Bible School at 9 30 a m with J H Carmichael as superintendent, morning and evening sermons by Dr Montague, and a midweek prayer meeting. The Men's Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with a call for full attendance. Rev Pate conducted Wednesday’s prayer service and Dr Van Deventer sends a letter from the S S Britannia describing visits to Azores ports, currency notes, and reflections on travel provoking church and town greetings.
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Bible School
J. H. Carmichael
Montague
Men’s Club
Pate
Jackson
van Deventer
S. S. Britannia
Azore Islands
Horta Angra
Porta Delgado
Veda
Escudos
Installation of Ruling Elder in Jackson Church
The Presbyterian Church in Jackson invites the public to the installation of Mr. Van Fletcher as Ruling Elder at 12 a.m. Sunday July 10 followed by Communion. An 8 p.m. sermon titled The Eternal Word will conclude the events.
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Jackson
van Fletcher
May Build Autos Of Cotton, Is Claimed
Roger W. Babson, visiting statistician, says cotton coal dust autos are a possibility. He cites gasoline price as the main reason for auto industry decline and notes coal dust as past the experimental stage. He predicts lighter cars and a cotton formaldehyde glue composite may cut production and maintenance costs.
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Chicago
Roger W. Babson
Strawberries Suggested for Butts County Farming
The piece urges farmers in Butts County to consider strawberries as a profitable crop. It notes other regions are earning rewards from this crop and asks why the county should not adopt it in the next season.
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Butts County
Plow Garden for Winter Peas and Dry Use
Guidance to plow any unused garden plots and plant black-eyed peas or similar dry peas for winter usage. The instructions focus on making the garden productive through the cold season by selecting suitable pea varieties.
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Sewing Club
J. B. Harrison
North Mulberry Street
James Carmichael
Charles M. Kimbell
Mrs. O. A. Pound
Willine
Glennis Thornton
Gray
O. B. Howell
Madison
Helen Roddey
Leila Sams
J. E. Edward
Vera Jones
Dublin
Ernest Hains
F. M. Allen
Claralie Burney
Monticello
Ernest Cole
Lena White
Annie Lou McCord
Worthville
Joel Mallet
Barbara
Emma Mallet
J. A. Joyner
Spartanburg, S. C
N. R. McCord
Mary Thompson
Reynolds
Hattie Belle Gilmore
Annie Laura Hagan
May Odum
Lyons
R. T. Warren
H. F. Gilmore
Mr. W. O. Ham
Hendersonville, N. C
Mrs. Ham
Ernest Travis
Carrie Eakes
Pauline Mallet
H. L. Byron
Mrs
George Damour
Mrs. Batterton
Rachael Smith
Morrison Setle
Messrs. Victor and
S. W. Maddox
Annie Howell
Cartersville
Nellie Clark
B. F. Clark
Reese Clark
George Hains
Park Newton and
Park, Jr
L. R. Powell
Newnan
Marion Andrews
Master Craword Lindsey
J. S. Jackson
L. J. Black
Mrs. M. S. Maddox
F. S. Etheridge
Penn Avenue
Atlanta Constitution
Joe Watking
Ashville
N. C
Bettie H. Saunders
Terrell, Oklo
Annie Lee Saunders
Temple, Texas
H. R. Slaton
Paul Baker
Paul, Jr
Billy
Baker
Edward Cornell
Indian Springs
Highland Lake
Otis Ball
Levi and
Otis Ball, Jr
Savannah
New York
Niagara
Boston
W. J. McClendon
McClendon
George Mallet
St. Simons
Mallet
Quartermaster Corps
First Georgia
J. Watts Maddox
W. A. Kimbell
Motor
Charleston
S. C
Cadillac
Howard Rooks
Miriam Fletcher
Ethel Merritt
North Georgia
North
South Carolina
Mr. Valvard Mills
Farmers’ Union
Union City
J. C. Redman
Anne Righton
Carolyn Miller
Hawkinsville
J. W. McClure
Bertha
Lottie McClure
Glen Landers
Chattanooga
Mrs. van Jones
Stark
Madge Spier
Wadley
Mrs. W. D. Compton, Jr
Charlie D. Tillman
Mrs. Burns
E. C. Wilson
Clara Harper
Jane and
Ruth Turner
Lucile Akin
Walter Roper
Roper
Ezra Morrison
Mrs. Curlin
Florence Stallworth
Curlin
Ruth Stallworth
E. F. Parker
Sarah
Tom Bullard
Camp Jackson
Luther Joyner
J. R. Carmichael
Cedartown
D. O. Woodward
Annie Frank
J. W. Childs
Nell Ingram
Pat Argo
Eda Lee
Ida Sue Leverette
Forest Bankston
J. M. Bankston
Grace Bankston
H. G. McClure
Macedona
Larue Lamb
Bessie Biles
Paul Holifield
Greenville, S. C
Grace Duke
J. C. Beam
Martha
Ione and
Millard Barron
High Falls
Nee Igarette
Jenkinsburg
Landreth
Turnip
Carmichael’s Drug Store
Rece Bradfield Regulator CO
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U. S. Labor Department
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First Baptist Church News
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