Beach and Neal Wardrobes Ad Promises Honest Low Prices
The Beach and Neal line offers wardrobes and home goods with a pledge of honest dealing and low prices for household items.
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
5
The Beach and Neal line offers wardrobes and home goods with a pledge of honest dealing and low prices for household items.
Miss Martha Mathis hosted an annual afternoon shower on Thursday for Miss Allie Jones upcoming wedding next Wednesday. Guests opened numerous packages on the lawn as happy friends of Miss Jones, including Misses Annie Jones Susie Warden Daisy McMillan Katie Mary Harris Susie Duggan Lollie Fraley and others, joined Mesdames Devereaux Mathis Herringdine and more.
Mr and Mrs Harper Prince Tucker celebrate their first wedding anniversary at the Tucker home on Hast Church street. Numerous relatives and friends attend, writing names in a wedding book and enjoying a green and white decor with daisies and roses. Guests include Miss Mary Lurris and many others, with Mrs Tucker in a white crepe gown.
Miss Louise Evans celebrated a third birthday with juvenile games and May Queen crownings. Master Benton Evans awarded the wreath to Miss Bornthy Hale. A Linen Shower for Miss Alliie Jones followed at Mrs. A. L Evans’s home with linen gifts showered from a large hat.
Tennille Tribune notes Brother Editor invitation to Tennille for the upcoming Association meeting in Sandersville. It highlights welcoming editors, praises The Herald's popularity, and mentions a Friday visit to Tennille with social entertainment. Mr Wolson returns home tomorrow from Cuthbert.
Sewing Machine bargains offered by the Singer Company in Sandersville Georgia with representatives ready to service Wheeler and Wilson models. Merchants pledge cooperation and Georgia editors invited to attend the open house at No 3 Hotel Block.
All persons warned not to trade for or accept a lost promissory note payable to W. B. Francis and signed by the Davisboro Cotton Oil and Guano Co. Endorsed by several named individuals. The $1000 note dated Sept 11, 1906, due Sept 11, 1907. Finder should report to Tar Hera.
Notice of intention to apply for a local Georgia bill in the 1907 session to amend and supersede the 1902 Sandersville city charter. The act would empower the mayor and council, set salaries, regulate buildings, enforce quarantine rules, require sewer connections, and authorize a utilities commission and school support measures.
A Washington Post report mocks Cuban sea bathing to Havanan visitors. It describes the Malecon baths at Vedado as dangerous, with rocky coves, crabs, sharks, and fouled sewers. Readers are told to resist attempting the tropical pastime despite allure and price.
Mr Gotrox demands another physician to approve his medical issue while noting four doctors are not enough to risk the vote. The Washington Herald quotes the exchange reflecting caution and political humor.
A Liverpool Post report recalls Rev W G Pope’s encounter with a fanatical Aissaoua in the Algerian mountains. A knife drawn to enforce the creed is traded for a book and small change as Pope buys back his life with a franc, the tale framed as a vivid near-miss during a hot noon in Oval.
White urges calm acceptance of life’s currents, arguing history isn’t shaped by single events or dramatic fates. He asserts every person plays a small part, whether president or plumber, and stresses doing one’s best without panic or overemphasis on destiny.
A Chicago Journal snippet has a grumbling boarder threatening to report the city over water quality. He complains of a coffee flavor in the water, labeling the condition disgraceful and prompting potential official action.
Davisboro High School kept Prof. WH T Conner as principal for a tenth term as attendance doubled over the past decade. The faculty was re elected including Mrs H T Conner with Miss Kate Slade as literary assistants and Mrs John Riddle teaching music. A large Friday night program featured music, drama and drills by local students.
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