June wedding in Grantville marks debut of local entries
A first June wedding in Grantville joined Mr and Mrs W M White and their daughter Ethel Dean in marriage to Mer Albertus on Smith Appling Georgia. The ceremony occurred at four o clock with Rev 4 ofCape presiding and Glenn Arnold providing the wedding march. Guests included Miss Hyer and Smith Of Covington Mrs Thomas Jones from Hoswanville and Prof J Van Hodnes from McRae. A social week featured a handkerchief shower for Miss Ethel Witte hosted by Miss Bina Belle Zellars and Mrs T M Zellars, with decorations of ferns bamboo and evergreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantville Place
Wad
W. M. White
Hrhel Dean
Albertus On Smith
Appling
McRae
Bina Belle Zellars
T. M. Zellara
Ethel Witte
Miss Zellars
DM Zellars
Mary Frances Banks
Wesleyan
Lucile Arnold
Agnes Scott
Estelle Zellars
Will Ward
Atlanta
Sarah Bohannon
Sarah Parker Clower
LaGrange
Bertha Nall
Milledgeville
Worley
A. Nall
Mercer
Savannah News
Erwin Baxter
New York
Glen Arnold Hawkins
Hooker
la Grange
Charlie Bell Eichelberger
N. O. Banks
Cotton Mill Association
Warm Springs
Mary Thomas
Lone Oak
Adlina Bryant
T.M. Zellara
Philadelphia
Annie Belle O'Brien
Neelie Shaddix
Moreland
J. G. Bardette
Jonnie Lou
Mamett Nail
Etta
Homer Roberton
Willie
Anna Jeeter
Andrew Camp
Miss Love Stevens
Y. Allen Holman
VS. Winkiot
Ozark
Ala
Blakely
Martin Lambert
Hugh Lee Bexley
Mary Sims
Soogin
St. Charles
B. Cotton
Will Cotton
Morelnd
W. P. Jackson
Clifford Drake
J. W. Lee
Athlata
Wo A
Zelinus
Prof Mott
Mountville
A. HL
Bugg. de Young
Allen
Grantville
China
N.C. Banks
Dean
Thomas Jones
Minnie Wilkinson
Mm. Zellars
Local notes from Turin and surrounding towns
Tur in editor Hannicutt reports visitors and movements. Nancy Lee Shell and her sister Tallulah return from LaGrange and music studies. Pauline and Gertrude Bowden come back from Bremen College. Hon Moses and Prof Martin resume activities in town. Miss Margaret Gay rests at home after Senoia study. A list of Turin residents attends Hoke Smith speech at Senoia. stance on Booker Washington noted. Rosa Lee Lester visits Turin. others host or visit family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannicutt
Southern Cultivator
Turin
Nancy Lee Shell
LaGrange Female College
Tallulah
Pauline
Gertrude Bowden
Bremen College
L. Moses
Willacoochee
N. Martin
South Georgia
Margaret Gay
Senoia
Messrs
F. O. Watkins
Z. Christopher
L. T. Moses
Dominick
George Shell
E. D Johnson
Haugh Lynch
Lee Hand
J. T. Arpall
J. E. Carmical
Cordele
Monument Unveiling Honors Confederate Leader in Palmetto
A Confederate monument unveiling in Palmetto featured Gen Evans as the first memorial address in town. Col Reid introduced Evans and paid tribute. speeches by J A Richardson George Looney and Robert O Donnelly followed. Mayor Bullard accepted the monument. Mrs M A Wiley chaired the event with a poem. out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday, Jane 1St
Eyans
Col. Ghis, Reid
Wasmester
Col. Reid
Gen. Evans
J. A. Richardson
George Looney
Robert O' Donnelly
Duard Bullard
M.A. Wiley
Palmetto Womans Club
5. M. Dean
Duard Ballard
Ithel Reid
Conyers
Newnan
James Stacy
Newnan Amony
Irby
Womans Club
Kingston
Claude Smith
Nell O'Donnelly
Atlanta
Yom Zellars
Grantville
MccGuaghey
Edmondson
Howard Wooding
Hogansville
W. R. Roberts
M. Dean
O' Donnelly
Hagansville
W.R. Roberts
Presbyterians Begin Cottage Prayer Meetings Ahead of Protracted Meeting
Under their pastor the Presbyterians of the city launched a series of cottage prayer meetings to run until the protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church starts July 15. The first was held Tuesday at the Barr home led by J T Fain. next Tuesday at the Ransom residence on Nimmons Street led by R H McConaughy. All Presbyterians urged to attend and others welcome. W M Thomas was summoned to Tallapoosa yesterday by his brother Col Lloyd Thomas's illness, now critical. The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic is planned for Mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
S. B. Barr
J.T. Fain
W.J. Ransom
Nimmons Street
R. H. McConaugh
W. M. Thomas
Tallapoosa
Col
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Preaching at Turin and local social notes
Next Sunday at eleven in the morning and eight in the evening Rev. C O N Martindale will preach at Turin. Mrs. W J Driskill remains critically ill at her Washington Street home. Various social visits include G B Barr and son in North Carolina, Mrs Charles Tidwell of Atlanta visiting Mrs T S Parrott, Doris and Lenora Moody from Atlanta visiting Mrs R Heidenberg, and Mrs W G Sadler from Grantville visiting Col and Mrs Rh O Jones. Miss Nelie Lou Walton to leave soon for Borden Springs Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane North
Sharpsburg
Nannie Davies
New York
M (Gray
Seavey Arnall
Seno
Stanton
C. O'N. Martindale
Turin
W. J. Driskill
Washington Street
Nelie Lou Walton
Borden Springs
Ala
Central of Georgia Railway Seashore Mountain Lake Trips
Summer excursion tickets to seashore mountain and lake resorts across the North South East and West. Rail and sail trips to New York Boston Baltimore Philadelphia via Savannah and steamship lines. Tickets on sale at coupon offices. For rates contact any agent. Also advertisement for Chamberlain's Salve 25 cents per box by Dr Paul Peniston Newnan GA.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railroad
Chamberlain
Paul Peniston
Newnan
Music and Instrument Lineup Cataloged under Telephone 196
In the music section a listing notes instruments and services available by telephone 196. The item highlights cataloged guitars pianos and accessories with contact details for orders and inquiries.
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Telephone
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The
California Fig Syrup Co
Louisville
Lewis Dean
Columbus
Robert
Paul Boge
Emory College
Ladies’ Parsonage Society
Presbyterian
Mineral
G.B. Barr
Woody
North Carolina
High Point
Charles Tidwell
T. 8. Parrott
Doris and
Lenora Moody
R. Heidenberg
W. G. Sadler
Rh. O. Jones
Mrs. Parks
Chattanooga
Mrs. Weisner
Central of Georgia Railway
Lonsdale
Nunnally & Barrett
the Bay Street Grocers
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