House of Happiness Social Note and Local Bridal News
A social page notes Mrs J H McKibben hosting a large afternoon tea for the McKibben Whatley bridal party at Third street home. The Dandy Dozen held a Saturday prom party at Misses Adelle and Trudie Moore with punch, hydrangea decor, a names game, and ice cream and cake. Local wedding details include Miss Mary Kelly Russell and Warren Furlow wed at Mrs M B Davis’s Locust Drive residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McKibben
McKibben-Whatley
B. B. Club
Adelle
Trudie Moore
Polly Jackson
Mary Kelly Russell
Warren Furlow
M. B. ‘Davis
Locust
Wedding Ceremony At First Baptist Jackson In White and Green
Mary Kelly Russell becomes bride of L. M. Furlow in a ring ceremony at First Baptist Jackson attended by relatives and friends. The home features white and green decor with lilies, ferns, and palms. Music by Mrs. Potts and Mrs. McKnight, reception follows, couple to reside in Jackson after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Potts
Winder
Julian McKnight
McDowell
Evelyn Smith
Mildred Combs
Bessie Dale Cox
T. M. Furlow
Jackson
Jackson, National Bank
J. E. Russell
Stella Russell
Mary Jo Smith
Hugh Kelly
Troy Smith
W.B. Kelly
McDonough
L. W
McKibben Whatley Wedding Plans in Jackson Event
Society notes announce the June 14 wedding of Miss Margaret McKibben and Mr. Thomas G. Whatley Jr of Dothan Alabama at the First Baptist Church with Dr. Robert VanDeventer officiating. Bridal party includes matron of honor Mrs Gladys Martin and bridesmaids Reba Pilcher Annie Rosa Wright Sara Louise Furlow Lacey Nichols. flower girl Margaret Hurt and several nieces as ribbon bearers. best man B G Farmer Jr and ringbearer Levi Hurt Jr. Ushers include T N McKibben L P McKibben Eric Gellerstedt and A Z Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McKibben
James Harkness McKibben
Thomas G. Whatley, Jr
Dothan
Ala
First Barctist
Robert VanDeventer
Gladys Martin
Reba Pilcher
Annie Rosa Wright
Sara Louise Furlow
Lacey Evelyn Nichols
Margaret Hurt
Dorothy Akin
Macon
Frances McKibben
Elizabeth Nichols
Jackson
Carolyn McKibben
Social Notes From Iron Springs Roundup of Visits
Miss Donie Whit Torbet and Miss Ruth Cole spent last week together in Cork. Families including Leverette Edwards Greer Higgins and Cole hosted and visited across Iron Springs. Various locals such as Andrews Lummus Lavender and Smith shared weekends and Sundays with relatives and friends in small town hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donie Whit Torbet
Cork
Ruth Cole
Social notes from local residents visitations and births
Mrs. B F Moon spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mr P C Long spent Sunday in. Mr J O Gaston spent Saturday in. Miss Ruth Copeland visiting in LaGrange. Judge A H Ogletree spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs J S Ball announce birth of a son. Mr and Mrs H L Allen spent Tuesday in Forsyth. Dr W H Steele visited Atlanta Wednesday. Miss Sara Smith spending the week in Auguste with friends. J R Cartichael home from Georgia Tech for a few days. Miss Miriam Sams returned from Columbus visit with Miss Mildred Baird. Miss Irma Aiken and Ruby Stallworth of Jenkinsburg spent Sunday in McDonough. Miss Miltrude Henslee of Barnesville with Mrs R A Franklin. Harold Ham from Atlanta visiting S O Ham. Mrs John Johnson of Atlanta visiting Mrs J S Johnson and Mrs J W Moore. Miss Lula Ham from Atlanta visiting her father Judge J H Ham. Miss Bertha McClure and Lucile Jackson of Atlanta spent weekend with home folks. Lawrence McCord of Atlanta spent Sunday with uncles John and Will Barkley. Mrs Wilson Quick of Sanford NC visiting her parents. Mrs W D Liloyd and Mrs Dean Strickland of Tallapoosa visiting Mrs L P McKibben. Mrs Mitchell Bond and Mrs Charlie Jinks visiting Mrs Seab Maddox. Mrs C A Pittman returned from Covington visit. Charlie Moore spent Wednesday in Atlanta for Tech High graduation. Miss Frances Barnes home from Covington where she taught part term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Edwards
Audrey Bailey
Dublin
J. E. Edwards
P. Nichols
Milledgeville
Nannie Belle Jinks
Wesleyan
Robert Edwards
Evelyn Martin
West Plains
Missouri
J. B. Hopkins
Georgia Tech
Fred Hopkins
J. D. Jones
Doyle Jr
Macon
Jones
Sixth District Executive Committee
Neal
Toledo
Ohio
A.t.buttrill
Atlanta
Viola Slaughter
Armond Carroll
Wayne Wilson
Carolyn Smith
Cable Hall
Charles F. Beaton
Ruth Norsworthy
Jessie Hale
Bernice McMichael
Lucy Evelyn Nichols
Frances Carmichael
Lucile Taylor
Ethel Merritt
Flora Robison
Mary Downs
Georgia Formal and Industrial College
Irma Aiken
Ruby Stallworth
Jenkinsburg
McDonough
Miltrude Henslee
Barnesville
R. A. Franklin
Harold Ham
8. O. Ham
Lula Ham
J. H. Ham
Bertha McClure
Lucile Jackson
Lawrence McCord
John
Will Barkley
Wilson Quick
Sanford, N. C
W. H. Barnes
W. D. Liloyd
Dean Strickland
Tallapoosa
L. P. McKibben
Mitchell Bond
Charlie Jinks
Seab Maddox
C. A. Pittman
Joe Taylor Pittman
Covington
Charlie Moore
Tech High School
Frances Barnes
Mrs. C. K. Gresham Offers Hemstitching Service
Mrs C K Gresham advertises prompt hemstitching and picoting at her home with contact details and service notes for customers seeking needlework help during 1941.
Real Estate Assessment Notice for Jackson Georgia 1922
The city of Jackson Georgia announces the 1922 real estate assessment is complete. Taxpayers have fifteen days from publication to protest the assessment. The assessment book is available for review at the city clerk's office. J A McMichael C. & ???
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
J. A. McMichael, C
For Sale 200 Shares of Bank Stock
Classified notice offers 200 shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank stock owned by J. B. Carmichael for sale. Listing requests prompt inquiries and provides contact details for interested buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants Bank
J. B. Carmichael
Local Visits and Sick Notice in Worthville
Worthville reports local social visits with Mr. and Mrs. Thaxton, Mr. and Mrs. Fincher, Mrs. Carmichael, D. N. Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. White, and others visiting at Cedar Rock and nearby homes. Mrs. A. M. Smith remains quite sick, with many friends sending well wishes.
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Jordan
Fancy Grocer
House OF Happiness
B. Y. Williams
Ladies Home Journal
Russell-Furlow
The
First Baptist Church of
Jackson, Per
Mary Lou Bell
Brenau College
Dothan, Ala
Miss McKibben
James H. McKibben
B. G. Farmer, Jr
Levi Hurt, Jr
John L. Ellis
Joe Martin Stallings
T. E. Robison
A. W. Newton
T. N. McKibben
Brothers of the Bride
Eric Gellerstedt
A. Z. Flowers
John L. McBurnett
Paul McBurnett
Rosa Franklin Bailey
Locust Grove
B.F. Watkins
W. D. Pope
Messrs. S. S. Copeland
Morris Copeland
Marion Carmichael
Edna Copeland
Lanta
Mary Newton
Thomasville
Than
Mrs. T. W. Moore
Luella
C. W
Dupree
Agnes Adams
Decatur
Annie Wright
F. C. Maddux
Flovilla
Virginia
Margaret Nolen
Sarah Davis
Athens
Mrs. Mac Potts
Mr. and
Mrs
Fielder Jones
Slade Ellington
J. W. Stroud
Jeffersonville
A. L. Bickers
Greensboro
Mercer University
Tues
H. G. Knott
Valdosta
Eleanor Pitts
Chattahoochee
J. C. Jones
Robert Reed
Houston
Texas
Annie
Dr. Ang
Robert
Hiram
South Georgia
A. F. Taylor
Ralph Taylor
Charlie Lee Stroud
Elizabeth Lewis
J. S. Lewis
Manchester
Larue Barnes
Iron Springs
O.E. Leverette
T. W. Edwards
Essie Greer
Annie Mae Greer
Bernice Higgins
J. C. Cole
Joe Oxford
Van
Griffin
Oliver Cole
J. Lee Andrews
W. M. White
Nathan Williamson and
Dauther
Cedar Rock
Tom Maddox
Edd Lavender
Myrtle
Annie Reed
Will Bledsoe
John Skinner
Sallie Lummus
Florrie Skinner
Norma
Elsie Hardy
Hamp Edwards
Ernest Lavender
A. H. Lavender
Annie Smith
Mary and
Floride Smith
Gainsborough Hair
Veneda
Rexall Opeka
Liggetts
Carmichael’s Drug Co
B. F. Moon
Mr. P. C. Long
J. O. Gaston
Ruth Copeland
LaGrange
A. H. Ogletree
J. S. Ball
H. L. Allen
Forsyth
W. H. Steele
Sara Smith
Auguste
J. R. Cartichael
Miriam Sams
Mildred Baird
Columbus
John Johnson
J.S . Johnson
J. W.moore
Worthville
W. G. Thaxton
Ira Fincher
Ethel Carmichael and
D. N
East Point
W. J. White
Walter Duke
Bob Smith
Marion Duke
Mesdames
Ethel Carmichael
D. N. Carmichael
Billie White
Julia Stodghill
Mrs. G. W. White
A. M. Smith
E. L. Gilbert
West 40Th Street
New York City
Butts County
Democratic Executive Committee
J. Threatt Moore
John la Lyons
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