Local Residents Visit Family and Friends Across States
Mr Thomas Hopkins of Griffin spends a week with his grandparents Dr and Mrs J B Hopkins. Miss Harriett Carmichael departs for a Baltimore aunt and trip to New York and Canada with Mrs John Gosnell. Mr and Mrs H B Mackinfuss and daughter Margaret Louise of Columbia SC visit the Hurts and Candler Webbs. Miss Helen Matthews of Conyers joins Pace Beauty Shoppe after beauty school. The Watt family returns to Thomasville after a week with Mrs George Damour and Mrs J H Carmichael. Mrs Lillie Holloway of Flovilla suffers a serious fall and is treated in a Macon hospital. Louis Martin, Caroline Martin and M S Maddox guests of Frank S Maddox in Covington attend the Twelve County Singing Convention. Neva Fletcher visits Dr and Mrs Van Fletcher in Durham NC then Washington and Baltimore before home. Mrs Roy Ludwig and children from Miami visit her parents in town. they will travel to Atlanta next. R P Newton Jr from Birmingham visits his parents for the weekend. Mrs Newton Jr returns after a week with EB R Edwards at Floville. Mrs Harry Suffridge, longtime head of Jackson telephone exchange, leaves for Griffin to join Southern Bell. Miss Harriet Suffridge and Jack and Frank Suffridge accompany Mrs Suffridge to Griffin for future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Suffridge
Jackson Telephone Exchange
Griffin
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Miss Harriett
Suffridge
Jack
Frank
Friends and families announce travel and exams notes
Information reaches Stuart Head's parents that he has passed the plebe physical for the United States Naval Academy. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Street of Dothan Alabama and others traveling to New York World's Fair and San Francisco World's Fair. Several visits and departures are planned among relatives from Alabama Georgia Florida and Maryland with trips lasting about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart ‘Head
G. D. Head
United States Naval Academy
Stork News Notes From Monticello and Nearby Towns
Miss Beulah Price of Monticello is guest of Mrs. W. A. White this week. Mrs. L. T. O'Neal spent the weekend with relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. F. H. Morgan visits Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Holloway in Jasper county. Mrs. Posey O'Neal visited Jackson with daughter Mrs. Fred Wilkerson last week. Execut ive Board of the Kimbell Association met at Mrs. C. B. Howell's home in Jackson. The remark about snakes notes they have no eyelids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Price
Monticello
W. A. White
F. H. Morgan
L. L. Holloway
Jasper County
Posey O’neal
Jackson
Fred Wilkerson
W. L. White
R. V. Jones
B. A. Williamson
A. E. O’neal
The
Kimbell Association
Blalock Announces Run for Unexpired E. M. Owen Term
Ed Blalock of Jonesboro enters the fourth district race for Congress to fill the late E M Owen's unexpired term. He has lived in Griffin, served as Owen’s private secretary for 60 years, and vows an active campaign. Governor Rivers may call a special election around August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Owen
Washington
Ed Blalock
Jonesboro
Owen
Blalock
Griffin
Governor Rivers
Butts
Carroll
Coweta
Newton
Lamar
Upson
Spalding
Pike
Fayette
Troup
Talbot
Henry
Meriwether
Heard
Clayton
Fourth
Georgia
E M. Owen
Funeral for Mary Ann Carmichael Attended by Many
The funeral for four year old Mary Ann Carmichael daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Carmichael was held Thursday afternoon at her grandmother Mrs Je R Carmichael home. Rev E Le Daniel pastor of the Jackson Presbyterian church conducted the service and read the story of Moses and David in story book form which Mary Ann enjoyed hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Carmichael
Ed Carmichael
Je. R. Carmichael
E. le
Dixie Theatre Proves A Week Of Classic Films
Saturday features Hopalong Cassidy and Ralph Byrd in a double bill with Sunset Trail and a second feature. Monday and Tuesday bring the nursing romance Girls in White, starring Florence Rice Una Merkel Mary Howard and Alan Marshal. Algiers with Boyer Lamarr and Gurie screens Wednesday. Thursday and Friday present The Story of Alexander Graham Bell with Don Ameche Loretta Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
Ralph Byrd
Dixie Theatre
Florence Rice
Una Merkel
Mary Howard
Alan Marshal
Darryl F. Zanuck
Alexander
Graham Bell
America
Don Ameche
Bell
Loretta Young
Mabel Hubbard
Henry Fonda
Charles Coburn
Gene Lockhart
Rotenone Use Promoted by Georgia Experiment Station
The Georgia Experiment Station bulletin highlights rotenone as a deadly treatment for bean beetles lice on collards cabbage turnips and fleas and mites. Sold for five years by R. N. eer co. with Uncle in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Eer Co
Methodist Miscellany on debt faith and past church life
A preacher contrasts vast modern debts with two billion people and stresses the need for budget restraint and conversion over ritual. Mercer Bailey, Emily Mallet, and Edgar McMichael are noted in a reflection on song, education, and church unity, recalling earlier hymn practices and Solomon era taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Hottentot
Mercer Bailey
Emily Mallet
Edgar McMichael
Smaller dollar saves Uncle Sam a huge amount
Approximately 18 million dollars have been saved the U S treasury in ten years since paper money was reduced in size by one third. Officials estimate 9 389 917 777 bills have been printed from 1 to 100000 dollars with the 100000 dollar notes kept in a museum and only up to 10000 dollars circulating. Smaller bills cost under a penny each and save about two dollars per thousand bills in paper ink labor and storage. There are about 900 million bills worth 6 357 000 000 in circulation outside the treasury and federal reserve banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Martha Lasnett of Eatonton Dies After Forty Years of Service
Mrs. Lasnett, longtime Meth odist Church member and active in Park Street and Druid Hills churches, died after a long life connecting Eatonton and Atlanta. Survived by husband and daughter Angelyn Lasnett, brother Laban Johnson, sister Mrs M E Ford. Brother Bob Johnson recently died, former president of Campella Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spice Hill
Eugene
WHS
Atlanta
Methodist Church
Park Street
Druid Hills
Angelyn Lasnett
Laban Johnson
M. E. Ford
Bob Johnson
Campella
Card of Thanks for sympathy in bereavement
The Carmichaels express deepest gratitude for sympathy shown after the death of their daughter Mary Ann. They note words deeds and flowers helped ease their sorrow and extend grateful appreciation to all friends. Mr and Mrs Ed Carmichael
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Ed. Carmichael
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Thomas Hopkins
Mrs
J.b.hopkins
Harriett Carmichael
John Gosnell
Baltimore
Mrs. Gosnell
New York
Canada
H. B. Mackinfuss
Margaret Louise
Columbia
8. C
L. H. Hurt
Helen Matthews
Conyers
Pace Beauty Shoppe
Miss Matthews
Artistic Institute of Beauty Culture
John Watt
John, Jr
George
Gus Watt
George Damour
J. H. Carmichael
Thomasville
Lillie Holloway
Flovilla
Macon
Louis Martin
Caroline Martin
Neva Fletcher
van Fletcher
Durham
N. C
Mrs. Fletcher
Roy Ludwig
Small Zen
Miami
R. C. Thomas
Mr. Ludwig
R. P. Newton, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
R. P. Newton
Newton, Jr
EB. R. Edwards
Floville
W. T. Street
Dothan
W. A.newton
H. O. Ball
San Francisco
J. M. Donnelly
Ball
Texas
B. J. Haskins
Pensacola
Fla
Haskins
W. T. Mote
North
Sam Taratoot
Rutherford
N. J
Ed Perry
Montgomery
T.N. McKibben
J. H. McKibben
Malcolm Green
G. W. Newton
Forsyth
Douglas Newton
L. P. McKibben
Concord
Stark
Mr. Blalock
Congress
Ann
Carmichael
Aberwt
Dher
Waele
Charles
Boyer
Hedy Lamarr
Algiers
Girls IN White
Methodist “Miscellany
St. Paul
Solomon
George the Third
Uncle Sam
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