Local Notices of Residents and Visitors
STARK Mr Elmo Andrews of Atlanta visits for brother J W Andrews illness. Mr and Mrs Tom Cawthon of Atlanta stay with Mrs Cawthon's parents Mr and Mrs W F Duke. Ernest Pace of Eatonton visited Sunday. Dr Waits of Flovilla attended Macedonia Sunday School. Paul Holifield of Greenville S C visited last Monday. Misses Willie and Lois McClure of Elgin visited Sunday night. Anniemae Saunders home from Brenau College for summer. The family of Mr Si J Smith shares community sympathy on his death. he was a Macedonia church member with many local friends.
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Tom Cawthon
Atlanta
Anniemae Saunders
Brenau College
Gainesville
Si J. Smith
Smith
Macedonia Church
Death claims J. W. Andrews prominent Butts county citizen
After a several day illness including a kidney condition, J Walter Andrews died at his Stark home at 67. A native of Butts county, he belonged to a longstanding local family and was survived by his wife Eliza McMichael, three brothers A O W M Andrews and S F E Andrews, nieces and nephews. Funeral was held at Macedonia church with interment in the church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Andrews
Stark
Mr. Andrews
Butts County
John Andrews
Nelson
Macedonia Church
Eliza McMichael
Messrs
A. O
W. M. Andrews
S. FE. Andrews
Atlanta
Argus
Social Visits and Upcoming Wedding in Georgia
Cork residents Mr and Mrs D S Driskell and son Dan Jr of Juliette hosted guests. Fort Valley visitors Emmett Torbet Ridley Torbet Joe Moore Noah Powell spent the weekend with relatives. Forsyth and Atlanta guests called on local families. Elizabeth Towles heads to Locust Grove for social events and to attend the Heard Wilson wedding on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Driskell
Dan, Jr
Juliette
C. A. Towles
Messrs
Emmett
Ridley Torbet
Joe Moore
Noah Powell
Fort Valley
A. H. Pope
J. G. Moore
J. B. Moore
Forsyth
Jack Thaxton
Bolingbroke
T. R. Moore
Marie
Atlanta
Frank Ogletree
R. B. Torbet
Elizabeth Towles
Locust Grove
Jackson and Covington Battle in 10-Inning Win
Jackson edged Covington 10 to 9 after ten tense innings as Maddox and Combs combined for 18 Jackson hits off Covington pitching. The two teams were slated to meet again on the home diamond Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton County
Maddox
Combs
Jackson
Covington
Card of Thanks for S J Smith Family
The Smith family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father. They thank readers for floral offerings and wish God’s blessings on all who showed support.
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S. J. Smith
Auto Lavatory Fixed to Running Board
Automobiles gain home comforts as the June Popular Mechanics article describes an auto lavatory with water reservoir basin faucet towel holder and soap dish. It is mounted on the car’s running board and folds against the reservoir when not in use, lockable for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Only Temporarily Sane at State Asylum Address
A speaker invited to address inmates at a state asylum had his recital interrupted when a listener yelled that the speech was rotten. The superintendent urged him to continue, noting the heckler has only one lucid interval every seven years.
June maid teased into marriage in Cartoons Magazine
Cartoon verse notes a June-month maid who is praised and teased by boys and family, leading to confusion about engagement. The piece mocks flirtation and social pressure surrounding marriage expectations in a light magazine cartoon style.
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Cartoons Magazine
Georgia Hosts Over Thousand Blind Residents Increases
Georgia accounts for 1 701 of the 57 272 blind people in the United States per the southern headquarters of the committee for lighthouse for the blind. Of Georgia's blind 806 are white and 895 negro. 797 whites are native born and nine foreign born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States
Committee For Lighthouses For the Blind
Committee For
Warren G. Harding
New York
Winifred Holt
Miss Holt
Italy
France
America
Best years of a woman’s life joke from Car toons Magazine
A cartoon caption quotes Jack asking which years are best for a woman and Mac replying that the first five after she turns eighteen are the best, reflecting a dated humorous tone from Car toons Magazine.
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Jack
Mac
Cartoons Magazine
Jenkinsburg Students Earn College Honors
Odelle Moore and Lucile Akin returned from Shorter College with high distinctions. Moore recorded a ninety percent average over three years with no failures, while Akin achieved ninety-five percent for the term. Claud and Nellie Guest of Atlanta visited their mother Mrs. Sarah Guest. Mrs. F A Williams returned to Lyerly after visiting sister Mrs. R A Woodward. Mr. J H Mills was seen mingling with friends Sunday.
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Odelle Moore
Lucile Akin
Shorter College
Miss Moore
Miss Akin
Claud and
Nellie Guest
Atlanta
Sarah Guest
F. A. Williams
Lyerly
R. A. Woodward
J. H. Mills
Georgia Gas Rate Cut In Atlanta 25 Percent
The state railroad commission announced a 25 percent reduction in the gas rate of the Georgia Railway & Power Co. in Atlanta after the company had been allowed to raise rates to $1.90. The move drew protests previously but met with public approval. An exchange notes that legislative action may follow soon.
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State Railroad Commission
The
Georgia Railway & Power Co
Atlanta
Howard Malone Elder Acrostic Poem
A memorial poem by Mae Johnson dated May 26, 1921 honors Howard Malone Elder. It expresses profound grief for a cherished child with lines about memory and heavenly guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Johnson
Services at Worthville Baptist Church June 5
Preaching by Rev. E. C. Wilson will be held at Worthville Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock instead of the Methodist church because the floor is not dry. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wilson
Worthville Baptist Church
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DR. Dove
Macon, Ga
Elmo Andrews
J. W. Andrews
DelMonte Brand
California
Delmonte
Jackson, Georgia
Cork
Capital City
Tlanta
Jenkinsburg
Railroad Commission
Howard Malone Elder
Worthville Baptist
Just
Geo.h. Kimbell
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