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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
3
Local notes report visits by Hugh McGough, J. G. Carmack, Mr. and Mrs. Walton, and others from Lilly Bartow Hawkinsville Cordele Dalton Vienna and Crisp County. Funeral attendance for H. M. Powell and family, plus camp outings and fresh meat notes. A Nashv ille tribute to Uncle Remus closes the item.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathered Monday afternoon at president Mrs. C Power's home. An instructive Korea study preceded a social half hour with delightful refreshments served.
Trouble drives some men to stare yet many rush forward. A man believes a woman’s word when she says I do at the altar. A happy marriage rests in a house free of doubt. Insurance grows complex as policy holders rise and directors share profits. A young man can squander money chasing wild oats. The costliest fur coat is the morning-after tongue. Repeating mistakes is needless when countless errors await.
The Dooly County Farmers Union will hold its July monthly session at Shiloh Local on Saturday July 11 at 8 oclock led by W T Hendley secretary treasurer The annual rally for Dooly County Union No 40 will be at the campground July 16 all invited to bring a well filled basket Also seeking an experienced ware houseman for the Central Warehouse Farmers Union address J B Forehand Vienna Ga and 6 or 8 pigs needed Middleton Vienna Ga.
A female writer notes Holland dress is intricate with Volendam caps, lace headpieces, and black best waists. The costume features narrow chests, full hips, plaid overskirts, heavy coral bead collars, and tucked black silk caps. Young girls wear mirrored, brighter attire while mothers display formal, conservative dress.
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