Local visitors and social notes from town gatherings
A stream of social visits and travel notices from the area features numerous mentions of individuals visiting relatives, friends, or attending events. Names include Miss Theodosia Lang, Miss Hessie Munis, Miss Susie Warthen, and Mel W. Newman among others, with trips to New York, Mitchell, Tennille, and Savannah mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lovett
Carnal
Willie Thigpen
Visting
Marilia Mathisteft
Savanna Vr. Warthen Evang
Atlanta
J. Holmes
Puisit
Hulgeondale
Emil Robson
Julia Cason
Mel B. Holt
Son Floy
Waynesday
New York
Wes Vanilla Brown
Quele Kitchens
Mitchell
Theodosia Lang
Ellison Gilmore
Tennille
Charlie Lou Peacock
Dublin
Lee Joiner
Hessie Munis
Milledgeville
Lizzie Garner
Susie Warthen
Hendersonville
N.C
Alben
Sanday
Wilkes
Lincoln
Mes
Kittie Williamson
Noah
Viola Ware
Duluth
O. D. Shelnutt
Hale
Flat Springs
W. UL
Oth
Little Son
Brooks Spring
Mel W. Newman
Hoyts
G. Rawlings
Willie Fred
Saratoga
Why I Would Not Marry My Husband Again
A woman writing in Ladies' Home Journal says after thirty years of marriage she would not marry her husband again. She cites lack of affection, unequal duties, nagging friction, tobacco odor, lack of compliments, and poor communication as reasons. She argues women may endure more but lawmakers of marriage need higher standards for husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Milwaukee Journal
Avery
Mission Meeting Promotes Mission Schools And Homes
The article urges Home Mission Society members to attend a Monday meeting at 4 30 and support mission schools. It highlights Sue Bennett School London Kentucky and Brevard Industrial Institute Brevard North Carolina, both run by the society, noting strong moral character and successful programs. It mentions Mrs Gross Alexander and Our Homes July issue with expanding content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission School
Woman's Home Mission Society
Sue Bennett
London
Kentucky
J. C. Lewis
Industrial Institute
Brevard N. C
Western N
Gross Alexander
Gibson entertains guests at Aberdeen gathering
Mr and Mrs John Gibson hosted a Friday afternoon event from 6 to 8 oclock in honor of their sister Mise Watkins of Aberdeen. Neppie Davis Theva Holt greeted guests at the door and the receiving line included Grace Watkins Bessie Hill Davis Julia Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Cone
Lucile Brown
Franner Summerlin
Mamie Sparks
Knoxville
Tenn
de Wow. Watkins
John
Ibson
Fitz
Aberden
Tybee
John Gigson
Mise Watkins
Aberdeen
Neppie Davis
Theva Holt
Parelors
Pleasant weeknight reception hosted by Mrs. Shelnut
Mrs Shelnut E entertained with a pleasant reception for Miss Viola Ware on Tuesday evening. Guests greeted at the door by Mesdames Jeff Irwin and Byrd Lovett, then presented to the receiving party led by Mrs Shelnut. Attendees included Misses Viola Ware Mary Allie Smith Tennille and Hettie Richbourg. Ida Shel Nat Edith Hyman and Louise Irwin served refreshments as hearts with numbers circulated for partner drawing. Guests departed after a most delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Shelnut
Viola Ware
Jeff Irwin
Byrd Lovett
Hirrors
Mrs Shelnat
Mary Allie Smith
Tennille
Hettie Richbourg
Panch
Missis Ida Shel- Nat
Edith Hyman
Louise Irwin
Negroes Register in Large Numbers in County
Negroes in this county are registering for the October election in large numbers. One county district shows one hundred ten registered and more are expected. Citizens foresee a sizable vote with interest spanning the disfranchisement issue and the local question of electing the city court judge and solicitor by the people if the bill passes upon reconsideration.
Trade opens savings through Jackson ads
Advertising insight urges readers to try ads to save money. A speaker notes the value of trading, benefits of better trades, and mentions Sandersville Drug Co products. The piece encourages optimism and small investments like printers ink to boost trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tom and Arthur
Sandersville Drug Co
Sandersville
Harris Street
Church Street
Sandersville Investment Co
G. H. Howard
First National Bank
Star and Crescent Tea
Tun Daynour Coenen
Sowing Wild Oats Opinion Promotes Good Conduct
Atchison Globe reports June Ladies' Home Journal argues young men should avoid wild oats. It asserts bad conduct harms the individual, praises self restraint, and warns of hellish paths, noting whiskey seekers are foolish and that good conduct brings rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Hell
Atchison Globe
Trade with Jackson and save money
A brief note offers a deal to trade with Jackson and reduce costs, while recommending service at M. Ho Bird's shop for mower repairs. This item blends a promotional trade prompt with local repair advertising.
Local Advertisers Promote Mowers and Remedies
An old ad promotes M. Hi Bird selling mowing machines and parts for repair needs. Another notice touts Cherry Balmson cold remedy at 25 cents a bottle from Sandersville Drug Co. Epwards advertises fresh meats year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hi
Bird
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Bigiss Nepie Davis
Agri
Fon
Jos Hyman
Hon
Jordan
Bessie Simmons
Harris
Madison
Dick Matthews
Williston
Wwill
Happ
Paris
L, Y. McCarty
Jennie Pie
Irs
Gibson
Mrs. Shelnut E
M. Ho Bird
H. I. Epwards
Tue Dayiacur Corner
Arthur
Holt & Bro
Sandersville Drag Co
Ansley
Mr. Garbutt
F. J. Garrutt & CO
Sandersville, GA
American Bank Protection Co
First National Bank OF
Joel Chandler Harris
Brer Rabbit
Holt & Brother
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