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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

3

Summer Dawn of Interest in the Social Realm

Poetic note from Hattie McKibben Lane of Macon Georgia. She describes a tranquil dawn with pale stars fading, a lone mocking bird, playful breezes, and rosy skies. The piece evokes calm beauty and dreamlike earth ecstasies.

Hattie McKibben Lane

Beautiful Tea in Honor of Bride at Furlow Home

Mrs. T. M. Furlow and Miss Sarah Louise Furlow hosted a Friday afternoon tea for bride Mrs. Warren Furlow at their Third street home. About 100 guests called from four to six, with daisies gladioli and ferns adorning the hall drawing room and dining room. Refreshments of iced tea and sandwiches were served by a group of young women.

T. M. Furlow Sarah Louise Furlow Warren Furlow Third Street R. N. Etheridge R. J. Carmichael Annie Ile Howell Sara Lester Annie Wright Lucy Evelyn Nichols Frank S. Carmichael H. D. Moore Otis Ham Sara Louise Furlow

Brining Cucumbers and Pickles From Miss Ola Powell’s Recipe

Miss Annie Lou McCord shares cucumber brining methods from the Ola Powell cookbook. Instructions include brine ratios, barrel fermentation for five to six weeks, skimming, and vinegar additions to prevent softening. The piece also notes social visits and related household news from the Butts County area.

Annie Lou McCord C. A. Butner Butts County Ola Powell Home Economics ‘Department U. S

Grain mill advert and local visiting notices

Notice from Jackson Milling Co invites patronage for its graham product. Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels and family gatherings, including Clara Harper from Atlanta and multiple families visiting relatives in Monticello, Cork, Sycamore, and Atlanta. A birthday party for Annie Lou Wyatt is noted with cream and cake served.

Paul Reeves

Time at Jackson Stays The Same Despite Change

A letter from Mrs. A. W. Lane of Jackson Ga dated June 19 1922 notes that time remains unchanged despite a new influence slyly nicknamed Uncle and the town’s old habits persist. The writer remarks on Southern charm and the tradition of enjoying rather than claiming sternness as the sun still rules the day.

Jackson Old Sol Sol A. W. Lane Kson, Ga

Jenkinsburg Junior Sewing Club Sets Weekly Meet

Ten young girls gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Charlie Kellet s home in Jenkinsburg for the Junior Sewing Club meeting They decided to meet weekly with the aim Have good tire Cariie Kellet and Mrs gad will join the group for next sessions to assist.

Jenkinsburg Nome Charlie Kellet Cariie Kellet

Party Guests Enjoy Bermuda Camp Outing

A party associated with Jackson is camping at Bermuda with families of Dr. and H W Copeland Mr and Mrs Carmichael Mrs Eva Mac oh Mr and Mrs R zi Sasnett and guests Virginia and Frances tt of Atlanta. The outing in automobiles to Old River is pleasant and many plan to return to the city late week.

Jackson H.W. Copeland R. Zi Sasnett Wisses Virginia and Frances Tt Atlanta M. B. Wilkerson Harrisburg Texas J. W. Jones T. W. Ham Wilkerson Butts County

Personal visitors from Atlanta and Macon

Mrs. J.B. Settle visited Atlanta on Tuesday. Mr. McKibben Lane came from Macon for the week.

Mr. McKibben Lane Macon

Social notes from town and region events and travel

Local column lists residents visiting relatives, business trips to Atlanta and New York, family travels, reunions in Richmond and Washington, motor trips to South Georgia, and guests staying with families in Macon, Jackson, Milledgeville, and Juliette. Also includes a short recipe for cucumber pickles and corn salad.

Weekend Visits Dot Iron Springs Social Circles

Miss Doris Lavender was the weekend guest of Miss Ruby Leverette. Eddie Joe Cole and Elizabeth Cole spent the weekend with Ruth Cole and Ethel Duke. Ernest Freeman and family visited Lewis Freeman in Blount. W L Waldrop and Gip Greer households shared Sunday posts with Cedar Rock connections. Alma Lavender visited relatives in Atlanta. Several households hosted Sunday gatherings including Higgins, White, Edwards, Lummus and Webb families. Alfred Leverette’s granddaughter Erdice Leverette visited Cedar Rock grandmother Mrs. T. W. Edwards.

Ernest Freeman Baby Lewis Freeman Blount W. L. Waldrop Gip Greer T. W. Edwards Cedar Rock W. M. White Jack Hay Agnes Riley Hay T. W. Higgins Alma Lavender Atlanta James Webb Andrew Hamlin C. C. Lummus Erdice Leverette

Just Received a Car of Nitrate of Soda

A trader notes the arrival of a carload of nitrate of soda from J. H. Smith, dated June 23, 1931. The notice records delivery details and supplier for wholesale use.

Just J. H. Smith

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Macon, Ga Joe Buchanan University of Georgia Hattie Buttrill Mrs. A W. Lane John Moore Mrs. F. S. Carmichael New York Mrs. J. W. McClure Lottie McClure Glen Landers Rome B. F. Little J. D. Little Forsyth H. L. Allen Rubye Conner Covington Miria Death J. H. Carmichael F. S. Carmichael George Damour George, Jr Joe Carmichael J. E. Edwards Vera Jones Edwards Jessie Lucile Jones Mary Julia Lasnett Virginia and Frances Knott J. H. Ham Lula Ham Bertha McClure Mary Thompson C. M. Compton G. M. Wood Columbus Tom McMichael Lois Smith Nell and Clyde Williamson Mrs. T. E. Williams Z. M. Leverette Jane Leverette Devereaux W. H R. F. Higgins Mildred Higgins Birmingham Dorothy Norton Dox Joseph Carmichael Montgomery Ala Elizabeth Adams Robert Stallworth Court Street Methodist Church Bath Jackson Milling Co A. F. Force, Miller Stark Clara Harper Atlana A. J. Biles Mary Sycamore S. A. Biles Dewey White New Orleans, la W. A. White G. R. Harper Wilbur John Kitchens J. W. Andrews Walton Cook Jack Coleman Cork Jordan Fancy Grocer Mary Julia Sasnett Are Spend Bermuda J.B. Settle H. G. Wiley R. R. Powell Monticello Frank Carmichael Ness Mary Hardy Eastman Mr. J. F. Hardy Mrs. C. R. McCord Mis R. E. Stanfield Newton Browning At* Lanta J. M. Browning Ella Cochran A. & M. School Effie Gean Lessie O’neal Jacksonville, Fla J. R. Hatcher G. L. Hodges Flovilla Messrs W. E.watkins A. H. Ogletree J. O. Gaston Griffin Satur C. G. Cagle Mary Virginia Margaret and Harry Lane Ed Athon Mil Ledgeville W. P. Newton Annie Lois Seals Waycross Evelyn Slade Zebulon Ira Howell Elizabeth Currie Wylene Thornton Elizabeth Fennell Mate Watts L. M. Crawford Pauline Mallet Warm Springs J. A. Jarrell Mary Jarrell Sixth District Medical Society New Hotel Springs Park Newton Park, Jr Newnan Ruth Conner Maria Death C. W. Buchanan Clayton Buchanan J. E. Lane Altavista Grace Jarrell Richmond Washington Lillie Mary Williard Lewis J. W. McCord North Georgia J. H. Patrick R. E. Evans W. F. Huddleston Hanson Motor Company Mr. S. H. Thornton and Jones County Thornton Bradley Harold Mallet Miss Ham Victor Carmichael Armichael Cliff Saunders Fitzgerald W. B. Thompson Juliette Browning Ava Browning Mrs. Thompson Carmichael Drug Co Iron Springs Doris Lavender Ruby Lev Erette Eddie Joe Elizabeth Cole Ruth Cole Ethel Duke
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