Social Events Highlight Local Guest List And Club Talks
Olin B Howell will be the honor guest at a Friday rock party. U D C members of the Larkin D Watson chapter hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering with program chair Mrs J M Currie presenting Peace Terms of the American Wars. Attendees included Mrs Emma Mallet Mrs H O Ball Mrs L M Crawford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rook
Bride M&. Olin B. Howell
Mary Newton
Larkin D. Watson
U. D.C
J. More Watts
Emma Mallet
H. O. Ball
L. M. Crawford
J. H. Turner
W. W. Jamerson
Lucile Elder
Pauline
Mallet
J. M. Currie
Amercan
Miss Mamie Minx Weds Slaton Carmichael in Monticello
Miss Mamie Minx of Monticello married Slaton Carmichael of Jackson in a surprise ceremony in Monticello on Sunday. Mrs. Carmichael has been a social favorite in Jackson, and Carmichael is a leading Young business man at Carmichael Mallet Co. The couple will return to Jackson after a Florida honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Minx
Monticello
Slaton Carmichael
Charity day shifts meeting celebrates Mrs. Howell
The Wednesday Seeing Club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. G. Morrison to honor bride Mrs. Olin B. Howell. Yellow decorations and a grape basket salad set a festive mood as Bill Morrison Jr delivered a Cupid adorned gift basket with items and verses for the bride. The shower surprised Mrs. Howell and the gathering was a happy event for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Morrison
Cupid
Bill Morrison, Jr
Ces
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
Personal notices list A. H. Carmichael in Atlanta for the weekend and J. H. Carmichael visiting Macon on Tuesday. Lucile Elder returns from Austell, while Mrs. Charles S. Robison of Atlanta visits Miss Mary Newton. Adelaide Land improves after diphtheria. H. Grady Quinn returns from Dahlonega to home. The Head and Ingram couples spend Sunday in Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Robison
Atlanta
Mary Newton
Indian Spring Notes Include Weddings and Local News
Mrs. E D Heard visits Macon relatives while Miss Mary Cleveland recovers from appendicitis. Lois Allen and O A Roberts announce an upcoming Flovilla Macon wedding. Mercer's 1841 letters from Indian Springs appear in a donated book. Local society events include dinners and teas for Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Loriie Hulen. Prof Van Buren resumes duties after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Heard
Macon
Mary Cleveland
W. A. Elder
Atlanta
Lois Allen
Flovilla
O. A. Roberts
Jesse Mercer
Indian Springs
Mercer
Richard Barlow
Sunny Brook
Barlow
H. L. Daughtry
J. E. Cornell
Carter
Indian Springs Baptist Church
Stark
Cornell
J. E. Jr
Emily Bryans
Jennie
Bessie Bryans
Emily Daughtry
W. O. Perritt
R. V. Smith
R. T. Smith
Loriie Hulen
McDonough
Sarah Allen
Carolyn Sims
State Normal
Allen-Roberts
Nell Millen
Menlo
Millen
Miss Aller
Mr. Roberts
Henrietta Greer
Monticello
A. F. White
van Buren
Diatheria
A. Warwick
North Georgia
Guests Attend Forsyth Event With Family Couple Absences
Children of Forsyth Mr and Mrs Wright Watkins and Richard Jr and Margarita were guests. Regrets were expressed that Mr and Mrs Burnett and children of Athens were not present due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Wright Watkins
Richard, Jr
Margarita
Handkerchief Shower Honors Bride Elect Lois Allen
Miss Lois Allen, a bride elect of November, received a handkerchief shower hosted by Mrs. Mamie Edwards and Mrs. A. J. Goodrum. Guests included Miss Lois Allen and local social circle as decor featured chrysanthemums and pot plants. Little Miss Elizabeth Edwards presented the handkerchiefs in a decorative basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Vanzandt
Gray
W. H. Vanzandt
George, Howell
Butler Smith
Atlanta
Lula Dozier
Macon
Mamie Edwards
A. J. Goodrum
Lois Allen
Miss Allen
Elizabeth Edwards
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Notice
Sunday November 21 there will be evening services at seven o'clock in the Presbyterian Church.
Winchester Leader ad and city election notice
An old Mississippi style notice blends a hardware store ad with a city election registration call for Jackson. It sets policy for voter registration opening November 17 and closing December 11, 1920, with W. E. Watkins as mayor and J A McMichael as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
City of
W. E. Watkins
J. A. McMichael
Mr Edgar Biles Presents Paper With Spare Ribs
The Progress Argus thanks Mr Edgar Biles for a choice assortment of spare ribs. The tender juicy succulent ribs are a fall season delicacy and gratefully appreciated by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Edgar Biles
Argus
Edgar Biles
Special low prices ad by Etheridge Smith & Co in Washington DC
Census Bureau reports October raw cotton consumption at 399837 running bales, the lowest in six years. Northern mills reduced production more than southern ones, signaling a broader tightening in textile manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etheridge, Smith & Co
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Winchester Repeater and Low Brass Base Shells Ad
Hardware store listing for Carmichael Hardware Co offering Winchester Repeater shells and low brass base shells at 90 cents per box cash only. The ad is titled The Winchester Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Carmichael Hardware Coo
Carmichael Hardware CO
Stre
Blood health and vitality through Pepto Mangan
A vintage advertisement touts rich red blood as the key to daily vigor. It promotes Pepto Mangan with Gude's branding in liquid or tablet form to prevent illness and maintain robust, energetic lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaaak
Gude
On Old Line Insurance We Sell Only The Best Guthrie Company
Guthrie Company is highlighted as the standout option in old line insurance offerings with a claim of selling only the best products. The note emphasizes quality and reliability in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Line
Guthrie & Company
Bayer aspirin praised for commercial name in cotton crop view
The article argues fall planting of wheat and oats determines next year's cotton success. It warns a farmer who does not grow grain and raise home supplies will be ruined by the boll weevil. It claims the boll weevil can be conquered by diversifying crops beyond cotton.
Soft drink tax receipts total 51 million in year
In Cincinnati Ohio consumers paid manufacturers 51 million to the revenue department in the past eleven months. Dr Carl L Alsberg chief chemist of the agriculture department announced the figure at the Association of Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages meeting. The group heard that soft drink makers may have a 500 million annual business. James Venor of Detroit was elected president and George Co Bidgood of Richmond Va vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incinnati
Ohio
Revenue Department
Association of Bottlers of
Carl L. Alsberg
Department of Agriculture
James Venor
Detroit
George Co. Bidgood
Richmond, Va
Association
Diamond Dyes Color Card Stresses Easy Dye Methods
Advertising copy promotes Diamond Dyes as simple to use for all fabrics wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims guaranteed perfect results for first time users and notes pharmacists carry the Diamond Dyes Color Card with 16 rich colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draggist
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Bert Kinard
David and
Lewis Leach
G. M.A
College Park
Paul Baker
Billie
Mrs
S. O. Ham
Stewart Roberts
W. O. Ham
Olivia Rambo
Arlington
J. P. Etheridge
Young Sons
Perry
R. N. Etheridge
Butts County
Messrs. Banks Stephens
G. W. Thornton
J. H. Mott
Senator Hoke Smith
Rev. S. R. England
Tifton
Mrs. England
Lewis Curry
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Annie Curry
G. D. Head
A. H. Carmichael
J. H. Carmichael
Austell
W. B. Thompson
Co. E. Saunders
Fitzgerald
Adelaide
H. Grady Quinn
Dahlonega
J. F. Ingram
Griffin
Jewelry Store
Jackson, Georgia
Noilovasllvs
the Bank OF Service
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Presbyterian Church
Carmichael Drug & Book Co
Rexall
J. C. Kinard & Company
Bayer
Taree
Rece Braore O Recurstos Co
Dery
Atlanta, Ga
Sam
Alex Thurman
First Street
Jackson, Ga
Ham & Carter Co
G. C. Maddox
C. T. Thornton
Stark School House
A. M. Pace
L. G. McKibben
J. C. McClendon
Wade H. Hammond
J. L. Lockhart
Jinks Co
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