Weekend Visitors and Illness Across Jenkinsburg
Mr Thurman Bowden of Atlanta stayed with his ailing mother. Miss Lucile Aiken hosted friends from Atlanta including Georgia Owens and Iane Turner. The Bankstons and Glasses spent time with Maddox family at Fincherville. Visitors from Monticello and East Point joined gatherings and a music class plan was announced. Odelle Moore travels to Flovilla. Oliver Woodward also from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Bowden
Atlanta
Lucile Aiken
Georgia Owens
Iane Turner
Missary Griswaell
Fir
W. J. Bankston
B. T. Glass
H. A. Maddox
Fincherville
Curtis Gilmore
Lois and
Mildred Gilmore
Ina Leverette
J. W. Childs
Monticello
Grace Bankston
Ida Sue Leverette
Ruth Middlebrooks
Trudie
Odelle Moore
Georgia Owen
Ione Turner
Mary Griswell
Marge Manning
H. A. Manning
East Point
J. A. Bankston
Messrs
Gordon
Dewey Bankston
Flovilla
Oliver Woodward
Visitor notes and social calls reported
A Monday visitor frame reports Mrs. R. W. Woodwaard and her East Point children visiting Mrs. W. T. Thurston. Miss Lucile Aiken spent Tuesday at Liberty Hill as guest of Miss Sara Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Woodwaard
Cildren
East Point
W. T. Thurston
Lucile Aiken
Liberty Hill
Sara Barron
Production of Oil Fails to Meet Demand This Year
Washington reports end of March gasoline stocks at 80 million gallons up 14 percent from last year, while crude oil in storage fell 3.373 million barrels due to refinery capacity rising to 1,560,345 barrels per day and production lagging. Fuel oil stocks dropped 170 million gallons. Domestic gasoline consumption for the first quarter climbed 33 percent from 1919, with fuel oil up 18 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Griffin Merchant Buys Plane for Business Use
H. S. Olive a Griffin merchant bought a model M4 D Curtiss aeroplane in Montgomery for commercial use. He flew home via Columbus and Atlanta in under two and a half hours and appointed ex Army pilot Douglas H. Davis to operate the plane priced at 5000 dollars.
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Griffin
H. S. Olive
Montgomery
Ala
Johnson & Co
Curtiss
Georgia Sunday School Convention Heads to Atlanta
The Georgia Sunday School Association holds its annual convention June 15 to 17 at Wesley Memorial church in Atlanta. Sessions are free, with delegates elected by each Sunday school. rail fare is 1 1 3 discounted with certificate receipts worth two thirds of face value. Speakers include Prof. George H. Betts and Dr. E Leroy Dakin with many Georgia figures listed. Reports promise progress in Sunday School work statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Sunday School Association
Atlanta
Wesley Memorial Church
George H. Betts
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
E. Leroy Dakin
Temple Baptist Church
Charlestown
W. Va
Mary E. Moxcey
Cincinnati
Young People’s Department
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgia
J. J. Cobb
Macon
Joseph Broughton
Marion McH. Hull
W. E. McDougald
Statesboro
Jas. W. Morton
Athens
Ben S. Thompson
Madison
Nath Thompson
Norcross
H. H. Tift
Tifton
Lift off Corns With Freezone Adv
An advertisement promises relief for corns and calluses using a tiny bottle of Freezone sold at drug stores. It claims painless relief by applying a few drops to the affected area, quickly stopping pain and letting the corn or callus be lifted out with no soreness.
Motor car deaths rise with increasing traffic
The piece warns that automobiles are the era’s deadliest machine, causing about half of industrial accident deaths. It cites Chicago with 420, Cleveland 136, St. Louis 97, Greater New York 677, New York City 191 children, and notes 9 million motor vehicles in use this year, asking how many thousands will be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Greater
Newa York
New York City
SEE US PI PRINTING THAT EASES PROGRESS ARGUS JOB DEPT
A terse notice from the Argus job department highlights printing improvements labeled See Us Pi Printing that ease progress for local workers. The brief emphasizes efficiency, updated equipment, and faster turnaround times. It notes increased support for employers and job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARGUS
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Internal Cure
The ad asserts local treatments fail for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts a tonic and blood purifier formula from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and offers testimonials and free literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Jamerson Called To Final Reward In Atlanta
Mr. L. P. Jamerson age 38 died after illness at his Atlanta home Friday at 2 pm. He lived in Jackson years ago, worked with his father Dr. A. M. Jamerson in the drug business, and was later with the American Pump and Tank Co. Funeral services were held in Atlanta, body sent to Jackson for grave services. Surviving: wife Lucy Watkins Jamerson, daughters Florence and Frances, mother Mrs. Nettie Jamerson, sister Mrs. Eugene Kimball, and brothers Ralph W. Jamerson, B L Jamerson, and W. W. Jamerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Jamerson
Atlanta
Jamerson
Jackson
A. M. Jamerson
American Pump and Tank Co
World's Most Powerful Warship To Cost 50 Million
The United States plans a 1000 foot battle cruiser with twelve 16 inch guns and 50 million dollar price tag. It will steam 10 knots faster than the Lusitania but could be scrap in less than a decade and vulnerable to air attack in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Erries
Jams
Isins
Les of
Wirthmer
Griffin Mercantile Co
Griffin, GA
Jenkinsburg
Fletcher
Castoria
Griffin Merchant
the Bank of Service
Farmers & Merchants Bank
U. S
Davis
Carmichael Hardware CO
H. L. Jackson
S. B. Kinard
Jackson, Georgia
Woodstown
J.B. Guthrie Realty Coo
Harkness Building
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