Local social notes from Jenkinsburg and area events
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Barnes returned from their wedding trip and visited the Farrars. Miss Carrilu Harper, wintering in Shady Dale, returned to be with her parents. Mrs. F. A. Williams of Lyerly visited her sister Mrs. Woodward. Avon Gaston of Jackson and J A Middlebrooks with Ruth Middlebrooks attended Shorter College events and, in Forsyth, mourned the death of Mattie Curry. Dorothy Madden visits with her aunt Mrs. Frank Sowell in McDonough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Barnes
C. H. Farrar
Carrilu Harper
Shady Dale
Mesdames Frank and
James Childs
Rome
Ruth Middlebrooks
Forsyth
Mr. Middlebrooks
Mattie Curry
Grace Bankston
Frank Sowell
McDonough
Sowell
Senior Class Exercises At Locust Grove Institute
Miss Willie Woodward attended senior class exercises at Locust Grove Institute on Tuesday where Bryant Thompson presented remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Thompson
Willie Woodward
Locust Grove Institute
Tax Sale Notices From Jackson Georgia 1921
In Butts county Georgia the property on Oak street in Jackson will be sold at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in June 1921 to satisfy a 1920 city tax levy against R C Thomas. Additional parcels on Lyons street and Georgia Avenue in Jackson are offered for sale to satisfy 1920 city taxes against Walter S White and Mollie Dorsey with cash terms and tenants warned. This notice dated May 3 1921 is signed by CHAS T THORNTON Chief of Police Jackson Georgia.
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Georgia
Butts County
Court House
Said
Oak Street
Jackson
Bertha Bryan
Fannie Henderson
J. L. Bailey
R. C
Lyons
Gus Moss
S. B. Kinard
Walter S. White
Georgia Avenue
J.B. Settle
Henry Flynt
J. B. Settle
Mollie Dorsey
Chas. T. Thornton
Funeral Thursday for Mrs McCune McMichael
Funeral services for Mrs. McCune McMichael who died last Wednesday were held at ten oclock Thursday from her Indian Springs residence. Rev J R Jordan officiated with selections sung by local singers. Flowers surrounded the casket and pallbearers included C T Beauchamp and others. Interment followed in Jackson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. C. T. Beauchamp
H. R. Slaton
Levi Carter
H. L. Daughtry
J. G. McDonald
J. F. Ingram
Jackson Cemetery
Farmers Bank seeks charter amendment to cut capital
The Farmers Bank of Jenkinsburg seeks to reduce its authorized capital from 30000 to 15000 dollars after reporting 150 shares issued at 100 dollars each and paid in. The move follows stockholders meetings on April 22 1921 and a directors meeting April 8 1921. Secretary of State S G McLendon confirms the petition and certifies the bank’s abstracts and minutes.
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Georgia
Butts County
S. G. McLendon
Atlanta
Farmers Bank
Jenkinsburg
Abstract OF Directors
Secretary of State
I. W. D. Compton
Farmers. Bank
State of Georgia
County Roads Bond Vote Outlook for Bonded Road Building
The article notes likely few counties will vote bonds for road building soon. It praises counties building sand-clay roads within their means and taking a cautious financial approach. It argues paved roads suit counties with adequate funds.
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Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Settle & Robison
F. A. Williams
Lyerly
R. A. Woodward
Mr. and
Mrs
J. A. Middlebrooks
Trudie Moore
Mr. Wilson Moore
Shorter College
Pat Argo
Macon
Misses Leverette
Dorothy Madden
H. A. Stacy
Bradyville
Tenn
Thedford’s
Mr. Stacy
Marshal’s Sales
McCune McMichael
Jesus
Saviour
R. P. Lasnett
W. W. Jamerson
Avon Gaston
Edgar McMichael
the Farmers Bank
B. F. Akin
Worthville Methodist Church
D. Compton, Jr
Capitol
United States of America
Worthville
A. C. Akin
W. E. Ellington
Walter Duke
Dock Duke
Cleo, Marie
Bernice Washington
Jack
Mrs. Boyce
Carathon
R. O. Stodghill
W. A. Akin
G. W. White
Mesdames J. H. Pope and
Robert White
L. L. Washington
Cleo Washington
Mesdames
R. A. Thaxton
R. W. Lamb
J. T. McClure
Arthur McClure
United States
McKibben Buggy & Auto Co