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Newspaper
Newnan News
Location
Newnan, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
4
The Newnan store announces electric heating machinery now provides first day current for several fans, making the shop cooler and more comfortable. The improvement pairs with a complete soda fountain to offer unique drinks and creams, promising quality service at low prices without raising goods costs.
The News prints an open reply to Congressman Adamson after his June 1906 letter claiming misreporting of his Warm Springs acceptance speech. It notes his alignment with Howell in state politics and the resulting protest across the Fourth District, while defending the paper’s coverage and citing reader reactions alongside local social notes and visits.
In Grantville on Sunday the M E Church heard a stern sermon from Presid ing Elder B P Allen on the gate and narrow way to life. Evening comfort came from Rev A H Bugg with fear not little flock. The town plans a new school building and tax levy after T M Zellars returns from Cumberland. Various locals and visitors are noted, including Miss Estelle Zellars visiting Newnan and Hoke Smith cotton bloom brought to town by T L Lambert on June 16.
Dr James Stacy of Newnan delivered two fine sermons at the Presbyterian church Sunday June 17. He is a beloved pastor popular across denominations. Mrs 8 M Dean Regent of the Pied- (text incomplete)
The Continental Chapter D A R held a meeting on June 16 with no further gatherings until September 15. Local developments include Leroy Harris starting a brick residence on a main street and plans submitted for a home for Thomas Daniel.
Several young people attended an all day singing at Line Creek. Earnest McCullough and his daughter of Newnan visited Mr and Mrs J R Waller Sunday. W E Henslee and Leonard Neill, Emory graduates, are at home.
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