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Newspaper
Newnan News
Location
Newnan, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
Rock Spring records a flurry of visits from Newnan Moreland Senoia Palmetto and other nearby towns. Notables include Hon JD Arnold and Miss Nannie Lou Hughie guesting at Rock Spring. Various residents travel to Atlanta Forsyth Monticello Hepzibah and Monticello for events and reunions.
Mr and Mrs M H H Couch hosted a dinner last Wednesday in Senoia to honor Col Nolan of McDonough. Attendees included Mrs George I Nolan Miss Stella Nolan and John A Stewart of Atlanta with others from Marietta Nolan Ga and Macon. The note mentions teaching at Westayan Female College and a Kingston banking cashier visiting home. The Starrs Me picnic occurred last Monday and Miss Finley left Tuesday for Greeneville to attend the Keith McLaughlin wedding.
Mrs T Bradley long ill but improving spent a day in town with daughter Mrs W L Drake. Rev P L Buyers of Winston visited his parents near town. Judge W O Hodnett and J J Barron of Carrollton were in the city. J W Houston went to Newnan for a darhcone. Miss Mary Watkins Clyde and Ruth Almon visiting Carrollton. Mr J J Baily road overseer went to Carrollton Friday. Mrs G W Rooks ill ten days with carbuncle. Hon Hamilton Hogan sick but recovering. Kit Boone of Sargent visited sister Mrs W T Strickland near town Sunday. T T Bradley and Clarence Merk went to Newnan Saturday. Many youths attended Mt Zion Sunday rally. G A Hogan of Carrollton visited his father near town. W F Edgeworth plans a trip to Warm Springs this week to visit his brother.
J G Buyers a photographer of Carrollton is in Whitesburg this week. Illness of Miss Mary Lou Goodman noted. J L Almon spent weekend at home. Otis Copeland attended his uncle Dr J R Sewell’s marriage in Carrollton. Charlie Bledsoe visited Carrollton. Miss Nona Pentecost Roopville stayed with Mrs T Friddell on her way home from Newnan. Welcome Parks and wife visited relatives in Coweta. Eugenia Watkins returning from LaGrange Female College for vacation.
Miss Lou Ella Perdue of Senoia visits Roscoe relatives. A Sacred Harp singing is set for the next fourth Sunday at New Lebanon church. J C Dukes recently at Locust Grove returns home. J R Sewell spoke at Mr Starrs funeral. Dr J R Sewell and Ammye Robinson union noted. Mrs Sallie Jackson dies at 10 leaving many descendants. interment at Macedonia conducted by Rev W W Roop.
Milltown notices recount a successful Grant Park excursion with some youths missing the return train. Residents relocate, improve health, and travel plans noted. A missionary society forms, tent meetings begin near city hall, and Dr. Broughton’s Tabernacle visit highlighted alongside lessons from Glenn Street Baptist church and local travels.
Ernest Freeman and Will Melson take in new tenants who are girls. Mrs. T. McCullough and J. B. Henslee are on the sick list. Walter Morgan suffers a bad poison. Etta Lou McCullough, home from Cave Spring Deaf and Dumb Institute, spends vacation. Maud Entrekin, student at LaGrange Female College, expected home soon.
State and county tax returns must be filed before books close. Books cannot be completed until returns are in. Office open at the courthouse every day until June 20. E. Gary Summers, T. R.
An advertisement invites working boys and young men to attend night classes for greater educational advantages. It promises increased profits, usefulness, and happiness and directs readers to Daniel Walker’s residence for details.
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