Local Folks Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Canton pastor Rev J E Cline and sister Miss Mabel Cline dined with the Hammonds. Blount and Griffin guests visited Turner and Washington households. Atlanta visitors stayed with Washington and Torbet families as several kin spent weekends and Sundays with relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cline
Mabel Cline
Canton
Britt
W. M. Hammond
J. F. Weldon
Blount
W. D. Turner
Nannie Reynolds
Griffin
Luzelle Smith
Atlanta
M. S. Torbet
Blue Ridge
Sarah Smith
J. L. Camp
Kate Smith
Sarah
Velma
Sunday School Picnic With Mrs O Neal And Mrs Williamson
A Sunday School class picnic hosted by Mrs L E O Neal and Mrs N C Williamson drew about one hundred attendees including fifty children. A late afternoon picnic lunch and lemonade were served with entertaining help from Nelle Williamson Clyde Williamson Ruth Pace Bertha Williams and Florence O Neal.
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L. E. O’neal
N. C. Williamson
Crewns
Nelle
Clyde Williamson
Ruth Pace
Bertha Williams
Florence O’neal
Locust Grove Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
E. H. Hammock of Locust Grove says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back lameness and kidney issues. He reports lasting improvement for nearly four years and urges others to use the remedy. Price is 60 cents at dealers. manufactured by Foster Milburn Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Grove
E. H. Hammock
Doan
Mr. Hammock
Overseas Soldier Jesse Cornwell Buried in Macedonia
Funeral services were held at Macedonia church for Jesse E. Cornwell, killed in France in 1918. The body arrived in Griffin from Jackson via Stark undertakers. Rev H T Smith led the service with interment in the church yard. Survived by father Grover M. Cornwell and four sisters. Cornwell had been sent from Jackson to Camp Gordon in June 1918 and died on the western front. The family, once residents of Butts county, originated in Jasper county and later moved to Griffin.
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Jesse E. Cornwell
France
Macedonia Church
Griffin
Stark
Griffin Undertakers
H. T. Smith
Church
Cornwell
Grover M. Cornwell
Jackson
Camp Gordon
Butts County
Jasper County
Typhoid Likely To Be Prevalent This Season
The State Board of Health warns that typhoid fever season is here and many Georgians remain unprotected. In previous year 798 people ignored warnings and died. Order vaccine now from the State Board of Health and have it administered promptly by a physician or health officer.
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State Board of Health
Georgia
County Boards of Health
Boll Weevil Infests 600000 Square Miles, Ends 1921 Losses
The Progressive Farmer notes by year end 1921 the boll weevil infested over 600000 square miles of cotton belt, leaving about 105000 square miles uninfested. It covers 85 percent of the belt, which yields 95 percent of the crop, with limited uninfested counties in North Carolina, Virginia, and West Texas. The pest may never invade all of West Texas due to altitude and rainfall, though it shows adaptability and continued eastward expansion elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cotton
Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions
An early 20th century ad touts S. S. S. 8.8.8 as a blood cleanser and body builder to cure skin eruptions and improve complexion. It promises rosy lips, sparkling eyes, and a fuller figure by cleansing impurities in the blood. Sold at drug stores in two sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
8. S
Surprise birthday dinner for Mr and Mrs Weaver
A Sunday surprise dinner was given to Mr and Mrs W J Weaver by their children. Attending were Mr Jo Weaver and family and Mr Lof ton Weaver and family of Griffin. Mr Charlie Weaver and Miss Mary Darden of Forsyth. and Mr and Mrs Daniel and family of Barnesville. All brought baskets ready for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Mae Turner
Lois Jones
Otis Hammond
R. Hammond
Ella Mae Aiken
M. E. Washington
H. W. Jordan
J. T. Goddard
J. Q. Washington
Griffin
W. J. Weaver
Jo Weaver
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B. Conner
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