Stark Home Demonstration Club Meets for First Aid Program
The Stark Home Demonstration Club met June 29 at Mrs. G. W. Wyatt's home. A First Aid program was presented. Plans were made to attend the Recreation Contest in Decatur. Elizabeth Redman was elected delegate to Farm and Home Week in Athens. Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. Grady Brooks were chosen for the Style Revue. Flower Show winners included Rebecca Redman, Grady Brooks, G. W. Wyatt, John Cook, L. D. Singley, Carl Holifield, Annie Lou Wyatt, W. C. Redman, and others, judged by Nell Lane. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wyatt
Decatur
Elizabth Redman
Athens
John Cook
Grady Brooks
Stark Club
Rebecca Redman
Local Notables Visit, Resignations, Illness Mentioned
Personal notes from Bonita Springs to Cairo span visits and family news. Harold Henderson resigns from Paul Tyler and Company for Bamby Bread Company. Mrs. W J Kitchens is seriously ill at her brother W B McLendon’s home. Families travel between Atlanta Milledgeville Gainesville and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Henderson
Paul Tyler and Company
Bamby Bread Company
Chens
W. B. McLendon
Notable Hospital and Social News From Jackson Area
Friends report Mrs. W B Hodges resting comfortably after an appendectomy at Georgia Baptist Hospital. Several locals including Miss Louise Thurston and Miss Hazel Thurston visited in Atlanta and with families in Jackson. Odell Cleveland returns home from illness to stay with her parents. Mrs. George White visits Covington. Dr W H Whitehead’s illness and death bring family travel. Various trips to Daytona, Vogel State Park, and California trips noted. Dr John E Drewry and Dyar Massey of UGA visit Jackson town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hodges
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Louise Thurston
Atlanta
Hazel Thurston
W. L. Thurston
Odell Cleveland
W. A. Singley
George White
Worthville
Lexie King
Covington
John E. Drewry
Henry W. Grady School of Journalism
Dyar Massey
University of Georgia
Jackson
Marie ‘Singley
Milledgeville
Mra H. Singley
Social notes and travel by Brooks County residents
A roundup of local families traveling and visiting in Georgia and beyond. Mr and Mrs W T Atreet and others returned from New York for the World's Fair. Several groups plan trips to Savannah, Chicago, Minneapolis, Lake Louise, and the West. Brooks County wins third in the National Health Contest led by the Chamber of Commerce and Public Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ‘T. ‘Atreet
R. P. Newton
Mary Newton
New York
Jacksonville
N. F. Land
S. M. Ridgeway
Savannah
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association
R. D. Ballenger
Atlanta
Julia Harrold
Ethel Smith
Quitman
S. J. Smith
Smith
Brooks County Board of Health
Brooks County
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Unemployment Compensation Surpasses 1.5 Million Paid
The Georgia Bureau of Unemployment Compensation announced disbursement of over one and a half million dollars in unemployment compensation. The report notes the program supported many recipients, highlighting the scale of aid provided this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia bureau of _Unem
Methodist Miscellany Reminiscences of Union County NC Mountains
A traveler recalls Union County North Carolina’s mountain life and people. Vivid vignettes describe self-reliant boneyards, free-range wildlife, no cotton, and a rattlesnake sale tale. Historical notes mention Union County’s 1832 formation and Andrew Jackson era politics.
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
I acknowledge with grateful appreciation all kindnesses shown by neighbors and friends during the death of my son Joe Hood Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hood Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stark Home Demonstration Club
Stark Home
Carl Holifield
Annie Lou Wyatt
John
Nell Lane
Oleitha Benson
Bonita Springs, Fla
Frances
Mary Will
Margaret Rape
C. W. Moore
Priscilla Ann
F. Glass
W. M. Glass
The
Friends
Mrs. W. J. Kit
Millard
Hamlin
Melvin Hamlin
Gainesville
B. F. Hamlin
W.M. Crawford
Virginia Crawford
Speen
Florida
Mr. Crawford
Helen Craig
Tennie ‘Brownlee
Dorothy O’neal
Stuents
GSCW
C. D. Moore
Nancy
Peggy
T. W. Moore
Polly ‘Evans
Alvin Greer
Eugene
Charlotte, N. C
W. G. Greer
Italil
T. J. Methvin
Baby
Bob
Georgetown
J. M. Ansley
Methvin
T. A. Nutt
Daytona Beach
W. H. Whitehead
Milton Compton
Smyrna
M. C. Johnson
North Carolina
North Georgia
Vogel State Park
Robert Stewart
St. Petersburg
T. H. Nolen
Stewart
Margaret Nolen
H. C. Barnes
Saunders Barnes
J. O. Maddox
Wilson Quick
Brunswick
W. H. Barnes
J. O. Preston
Roy Boggs
Misses Harriett
Joyce Boggs
California
Emma Lou Nolen
University of California At Berkeley
Pauline Mallet
Hugh Mallet
Clayton
Georgia
Mary and
Jane Ann Mallet
Camp Dixie
Fort Valley
Mr. EB. J. Me
J. A. Collins
Zarnesville
Rachael Ramos
R. L. Price
Mrs. Smith Price
M. C. Plumlee
Mountains
Tennessee
J. T. Moore
Dorothy Ann O’neal
Tennie Brownlee
Leila Carswell Wood
Leon J. Wood
Tampa, Fla
Weems J. Wood
Miss Wood
Norfolk
Daisy Goodman
Mick
Dorothy
Harvey
Billy Goodman
Griffin
W. B. Goodman
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
James R. Goodman
Lemuel S. Rape
Ily
Beatrice Woods
Charlsie McConnell
Melvyn Dughett
Eugene Foster
Monroe
John E. Lane
C. W. Buchanan
Canada
West
Chicago
Minneapolis
Lake Winnipeg
American Public Health Association
General Electric
Cts
General
Carmichael Hardware CO
Jackson, GA
Union County
Federal
Thority
States
Union Lov
Andrew Jackson
White House
Newnan, Georgia
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