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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
5
Poem Excerpt Quietly Reflects Faith and Patience
In a social notices column a devotional verse by Sarah Bosworth Campbell speaks of trials and trust in God's hands. The speaker urges patience, acceptance of divine will, and personal growth toward purity of image as God shapes the life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bosworth Campbell
Dozier Family Honor Soldier Boys At Monticello Dinner
W A Dozier hosted a dinner in France veterans memory for soldier boys in the Dozier and Ballard families. Guests included W A Dozier J Wilmer Dozier G S Ballard W A Ballard Edgar Ballard with several Monticello residents and Roberta Flovilla and Monticello households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dozier
France
J. Wilmer Dozier
G. S. Ballard
W. A. Ballard
Edgar Ballard
Charlie Brown
W. B. Dozier
Flovilla
Ben Walker
Roberta
Circle No 1 social at Baptist church meeting
Mrs. L. D. Watson entertained Circle No 1 of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church Monday afternoon. A salad course was served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle NO
Grace Link guest at Lucy Nichols rock party
Miss Grace Link of Abbeville attended a rock party hosted by Mrs Lucy Evelyn Nichols on Friday evening. About sixteen guests were present and cream and cake were served at the home of the host's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Link
Abbeville
Lucy Evelyn Nichols
Midweek Dances Added to Wigwam Schedule
In addition to Saturday night dances the Wigwam now hosts midweek balls each Wednesday evening. The public is cordially invited to attend these dances.
Tea Honoring Mrs Lane at Hotel Buchanan
Mrs. J. E. Lane of Charlottesville Va was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. C W Buchanan for about one hundred guests at Hotel Buchanan The decor featured pink and white flowers with daisies and black eyed Susans on the punch table Mrs Lane and Miss Lillian Lane were among the receiving party along with Mrs Ss H Thornton Mrs Pitts McKibben and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lane
Charlottesville
C. W. Buchanan
Hotel Buchanan
Buchanan
Lane
Lillian Lane
Ss. H. Thornton
Pitts McKibben
F. 8. Carmichael
Dozier Family Fourth of July Reunion On the River
A Dozier family reunion on the river at the old Woody Dozier home drew twenty five family members with five absent. A noon barbecue featured Brunswick stew fish fried chicken and salads. Supper followed after six with tea lemonade and desserts as Wilmer Dozier led a day of shared humor and memories.
Social notes from Atlanta visits fill local week
A long list of residents and visitors are noted with trips to Atlanta, Newnan, Adel, Albany, Macon, Griffin, and other places. Names include Etheridge, McCord, Powell, Jinks, White, Wright, Maddox, Newton, Robison, Hopkins, Gilmore, Stephens, Martin, Morrison, Lane, Loyd, F. S. Etheridge, Guthrie, Jarrell, Slaughter, Peek, Hodnett, Head, Hodges, Whitney, Hardy, Miller, Damour, Willis, O Kelley, Furlow, Moseley, Watson, Lane, Finley, Donnelly, and others with various visits, stays, and market trips.
Local Folks and Kin Enjoy Visits Across Town and State
Mrs. N. R. McCord visits relatives in Gate City for a fortnight. Mrs. C. A. Butner and Harry Bob stay with kin in Powder Springs. Carreker family and daughter Martha vacation at Tybee. Carmichael and Kinard make a business trip to Monroe County. Charles Lewis US Navy visits grandmother Mrs. McCord. Kimbell family and son James spend weeks in Gainesville and Nacoochee Valley. Col J. T. Moore visits family after week end. Ned Furlow and baby arrive from Cleveland to see Mr. and Mrs. Furlow. H. M. Fletcher Jr leaves for Atlanta to study business college. Bickers grandchildren and related family guests from Atlanta stay with the Bickers.
Cham bers Claimed by Death in Worthville
The death of Mr. W. M. Chambers, 55, occurred at his Worthville home Wednesday at 11 30 AM after months of declining health. A Baptist church member born in Lovejoy Georgia he lived in Butts County. He is survived by his wife four sons four daughters and four brothers. Funeral services were held at Worthville Baptist church Thursday at 11 AM with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Chambers
Worthville
Chambers
The
Baptist Church
Lovejoy
Butts County
Maddox
Messrs
John
Raymond
Robert
Harold Chambers
D. W. Swant
R. H. Maddox
L. B. White
Bessie Chambers
Worthville Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Notice
Presbyterian Church announces regular services on Sunday July 20 with morning and evening worship.
Camels and Chesterfields 15c Package Sold by Paul Nolen Co
An advertisement notes Camels and Chesterfields 15c large packages offered by Paul Nolen & Co. and a separate line promotes buying Liberty Bonds through S. B. Kinard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nolen & Co
Was Friday An Unlucky Day In History
A compilation notes numerous historic events linked to Friday including Lee's surrender Moscow fires Shakespeare births Queen Victoria marriages executions and major battles suggesting a recurring Friday association without asserting superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Lee
Moscow
Washington
Shakespeare
Richmond
Bastile
Queen Victoria
Charles I
Fort Sumter
Napoleon Bonaparte
Julius Caesar
Joyful motherhood and factory hopes in state notes
Advertorial tales praise Mother's Friend as a painless aide during childbirth and urge writing to Bradfield for a motherhood book. A local push for an ice factory in Jackson is noted, then a reminder that the state teachers' exams are scheduled for August 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Nator Company
Dept. Mar
Santa
Georgia
Habitual Constipation Curea Promotes Regular Action
An advertised syrup laxative called LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN is described as a specially prepared Syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action and regulate the system. The product is stated as pleasant to take and priced at 60c per bottle. If you support an ice factory and progress, you are urged to say so.
Liberty Bonds and road tax message in public notices
A social notice urges selling Liberty Bonds through S. B. Kinard and promotes higher spending for improved roads and streets. It asserts the public desires quality infrastructure despite higher costs, appealing to readers to support better streets over tax restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossback
Georgia Capital Issue Sparks Popular Settlement Call
The speakers argue the capital belongs to the people of Georgia and that Macon and Atlanta are secondary in the capital removal dispute. They urge the public to decide the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Macon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dre
Mrs. Lane
R. N. Etheridge
N. R. McCord
Emily Jinks
A. F. White
B. A. Wright
Indian Springs
Harvey Maddox
Mary Newton
Mrs. C. S. Robison
Mrs. Linton Hopkins
George Gilmore
Adel
L. H. Stephens
Pennsylvania
T. H. Martin
Locust Grove
Virginia Lane
Ruth O’kelley
Minnie Loyd
J. H. Blackwell
F. S. Etheridge
Hattie Smith
Edwin Guthrie
Lilton
J. B. Guthrie
Grace Jarrell
Albany
T. K. Slaughter
Florida
Mr. and
Mrs. I. J. Slaughter
W. A. H. Peek
Mrs
Mack Goodwin
Col. W. E. Watkins
Col. O. M. Duke
Griffin
A. W. Hodnett
Marguerite
Ben Head
G. D. Head
J. M. Hodges
F. M. Hodges
W. F. Lavender
A. F. Whitney
New York
Carmichael-Mallet Company
J. F. Hardy
Eastman
J. Aronson
Miss Morris
Ruth Miller
H. J. Miller
City
Mary Ruth
Bertha McMichael
Birmingham
Ala
H. M. Fletcher
United States Court
George Damour
George Head
Wrightsville Beach
A. W. Lane
Third Street
Guy Smith and Son
J. C
Milledgeville
J. W. A. Smith
Monticello
T. G. Willis
Warren Furlow
Jester’s Mill
Robert VanDeventer
Boy Scouts
Idus Smith
William Ellis
Sallie B. Ellis
Rufus Smith
L. L. O’kelley
Sarah Louise Furlow
T. M. Furlow
Mac Potts
Winder
T. B. Moseley
Raleigh, N. C
Douglas Watson
Barnesville
L. D. Watson
Lillian
Charlottesville, Va
A. C. Finley
Hattie May Finley
J. W. Donnelly
Lafayette
Alabama
Tybee
Savannah
Bertha Bryant
Estelle Thornton
Etheridge, Smith & Co
W. D. Pope
American Legion
R. P. Newton
Ernest Newton
Newnan
Newton
Borden-Wheeler Springs
A. A. Montgomery
Coca Cola Bottling Company
L. W. Scoville
Wigwam
McLean Tilton
Pell City
News Morris
Mrs. G. B. Carreker
Martha
J. B. Carmichael
S. B. Kinard
Monroe County
Charles Lewis
U. S. Navy
J. W. McCord
Chas. Kimbell
James
Gainesville
Nacoochee Valley
Col. J. T. Moore
Ned Furlow
Baby
Cleveland
H. M. Fletcher, Jr
A. L. Bickers
Ben Lee
E. H. and
Marie Mattingly
W. J. Morrison
Louise
Mae Bickers
Ben L. Mattingly
Edwards’ Jewelry Store
Jackson, Georgia
Arm Iy Ik
the Land Studio
Woodbury
Velvetina
Danderine
Caticura
Weyths
Mahdeen
Carmichael’s Drug Store
Presbyterian Church
Marengo
Waterloo
Joan of Arc
New Orleas
Bunker Hill
Jackson
Paul Nolen &Co
Texas
California
Sunkist
Helen Lawton
Maxwell House
Wotan
White House
Rome Bread
Stone’s Cakes
Paul Nolen
P.S
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