News Items of Interest to Everyone in Vienna
Editor W T Adkins and various locals are listed as visiting or visiting friends in surrounding towns. Notes include social calls, church services announcements, market pitches by E C Taylor, travels to Pinehurst Montezuma Dublin Cordele and Macon, upcoming protracted meetings, school trips and autos to Cordele and Americus. A few incidents include a missing umbrella, an extra A B and A train due to travel demand, electric plant outage during Sunday services, and requests to readers to place meat orders.
Porch Party Hosted by Miss Annie Whitehead Guests
Last Wednesday evening Miss Annie Whitehead informally entertained guests from Toomsboro and Pinehurst at a lovely porch party. A dainty luncheon was served at high o'clock with music by Ernest Stovall. Attendees included Misses Mamie Hughes Georgie Hughes Bessie Whitehead Ethel Whitehead Annie Whitehead and Messrs. Jake Heard Jim Hammond J. Frank Powell Horace Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Whitehead
Misses Hughes
Toomsboro
Misses Whitehead
Pinehurst
Ernest Stovall
Mamie
Georgie Hughes
Bessie
Ethel Whitehead
Jake Heard
Jim Hammond
J. Frank Powell
Horace Jones
Pinehurst Party Hosts Wins In Kitchen Romance Contest
Misses Bessie and Ethel Whitehead entertained friends Friday evening with Cretock games at nine, featuring an entertaining contest titled The Kitchen Romance. Miss Anne Whitehead won first prize, followed by a delightful lunch served for all in attendance.
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Bessie
Ethel Whitehead
Anne Whitehead
Waskerved
Methodist Church Notes and Oats for Sale
The 8th quarterly conference met at the Methodist church Monday at 6:00 p.m. Rev. H. Reed presided. Junior Congregation meets Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. The Sunday School superintendent calls a meeting for teachers and officers Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. Evening service moved to 7:46 p.m. Prayer service Thursday evening. Oats for sale 2,000 bushels Woodward seed oats, cheap for ten days. J. E. Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
H. Reed
Steachers
J. E. Horne
Pinehurst
Picnicot? Campers Advised at Dooly Campground
Notice to all who wish to picnic or camp at the Dooly campground to inform the Board of Trustees before joining, as directed by 60. O. P. Swearingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C B. Brown
J. P. Powell
Fitzgerald
Dooly Camp Ground
Board of Trustees
Union Gin Co. seeks patronage with experienced ginner
The notice announces Union Gin Co. soliciting patronage from the public. It states their ginnery is in first-class condition and an experienced ginner is secured for the season, promising perfect customer satisfaction and urging support. J. Peavy Jr. of Union Gin Co. signs the notice. J. P. Heard & Sons promotes a Babcock buggy with a ride theme.
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Union Gin Co
Peavy Jr
Women of Holland Costumes Too Complex For Words
Florence Craig Albrecht notes Hollanders dress as intricate beyond description. Volendam caps, lace, and beaded collars mark status, with elder women wearing black best waists and bright banded overskirts. Younger girls echo the style with vivid colors, forming a fluttering group on the dik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Craig Albrecht
Beribner’s
Katwyk
Marken
Bois le Duc
Volendam
Holland
Meigsje
Not a Fair Division and a Saintly Grievance
A clubman asks about fair division of house contents amid a satirical exchange from the New York Press. A harsher reply suggests the husband and wife would still fill with adornments. The note adds a Fuller aphorism about fortune and folly.
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New York Press
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Misa Leone Powell
E. C. Taylor
Edith Page
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J. Hybolds
Ollie Forehand
Mrs. L. Q. Nobles
Smyrna
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Coleman
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Col. W. H. Dorris
Mr. Malone
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Mt. Olive Church
Ethel Gilmore
Rebecca
P. C. Everett
Drayton Baptist Church
Alma
Pauline Woodruff
W. B. Lewis
E. H. Smith
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Mra. O. W. Horne
Capt
Mrs. Waller
Mrs. Klein
Katherine
Dooling
Miss Johnson
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Miss Mae
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Sadie Morgan
Minnie Lee Jordan
Stella Singletery
Amanda Broxton
W. R. Vaughn
Aline Joiner
John Hargrove
Misa Louise
Americus
Macon
Cleo Carmack
Pineview
J. C. Carmack
W. F. Newby
Mise Flossie Oliver
Vienna
Blakely
Hugh McGough
Lilly
E C. Taylor
B.D. Bryan, Jr
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J. P. Heard & Sons
Alina Lilly
Letita Wood
Chas. Roberson
T. C. Fountain
Ola Barber
Maggie Thompson
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O. M. Heard
Jno
Eula Joiner
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F. M. Barfield
O. W. Horne
Nell
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Mamie Hughes
Harvey Butler
L. L. Woodward
Tom Cox
Tom Hall
J. O. Hamilton
George Mobley
Misa Helen Hamilton
David Hamilton
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G. 8. Haslam
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D. P. Holt
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O. P. Swearingen
Babcock” Buggy
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