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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
Patrons flock to our fountain for refreshing beverages during the heat. Repeats indicate satisfaction as customers return for the same drinks because they are pure, healthful, and served in a pleasant, convenient setting with excellent service on hot days.
A collection of lines praising perseverance from Detroit Free Press contrasts with a Georgia cluster of social notes. Miss Inez Fraser returns home for vacation with Capt and Mrs Fraser while local residents and visitors frequent Stovall's for PAN-DANDY bread and attend varied events at the Dixie Theater and Cordele.
Mrs C R Morgan and Leila depart for Milledgeville for Georgia Normal and Industrial College graduation exercises. J B Ryner and NC Renfroe visit Lilly on business. Rev J M Foster returns to health. Mrs W W Bennett and baby of Ma [con] stay with Mrs AJ Shell. Dr Vinson and wife in city briefly. Miss Myrtice Spears visits relatives. Rexall Orderlies promoted for constipation. On Tuesday in Pinehurst at the Reynolds home, Bessie Reynolds married W A Snellings. Rev J G Harrison presided. Newlyweds plan a Jacksonville boat trip then New York stay.
A Lilly civic club meeting held Friday at Mrs. Claude Harris residence elected Mrs. Harris as Corresponding Secretary for the year. Hostess assisted by Mrs. Rascolm Dickson and Mrs. G. M. Rogers. Miss Audrey Newby of Vienna and Miss Louise West served punch. Two meetings monthly planned with business sessions at the school auditorium. Next gathering set for June 26 at Mrs. Dickson’s home.
Forbes Drug Co Y W A members promote Rexall Pyspereis indigestion remedy claiming wide town use and failure free results. The Y W A at the Baptist church invites all young ladies to a 4 o clock meeting on Wednesday in Jonesh with important business.
H W Powell acted as flag bearer for the Georgia Division of Confederate Veterans at the reunion. Powell has held this honor for several years and takes pride in carrying the sacred relic of Georgia’s Confederate Veterans.
From Douglas Georgia June 2 President J J Brown returning from a Georgia tour warns farmers of record low cotton yields and widespread replanting. He cites 30 to 45 percent lower acreages fertilizer usage down and overall yields 40 percent below 1914 with grass and poor stands worsening conditions. He urges rural credits and statewide militia district organizers to unite farmers and business interests to stabilize the crop and economy.
Elaborate preparations mark the Ashburn Georgia camp meeting from July 15 to 25 with Revs Bel Bedford and J R George as preachers. The committee invites all denominations for fellowship and provides board lodging at 6 50 for ten days or 80 cents per day and 25 cents for meals with options to self prepare.
The W M S of the Baptist church plans a circle meeting on June ith at 8 80 oclock at five locations J W Lytle No 2 Mes J J Heard No 0 Mrs T Re Sanath No 4 Mrs 0 B Gurr. All invited to attend a circle and share sympathy. Also includes notices of cash register and threshing service offerings.
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