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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
3
Fragment notes suggest a discussion of drink choices and perceived health effects. The text hints at beverage quality, taste, and possible moralizing about moderation, describing tastes and sensations without clear events or persons.
Miss Minnie Jordan left yesterday for her home in Atlanta after a pleasant visit to friends. Mr and Mrs J E McGough of Lilly were visitors in the city Saturday. Miss Mary Smith will attend the BYPU Convention at Dalton this week. Many locals and travelers are noted visiting churches, parties, and dinners with references to homes, travels, and society. A lost gold pin is reported between the ground and my home with a reward.
Mrs Maud Hobbs and Mr R H Trippe Sr wed in March in a private ceremony conducted by Juss J D Hargrave. The couple anticipated a fall public acknowledgment but news leaked, attracting congratulations from friends. The bride had spent seven years as a dress goods clerk at J J Heard Sons Company. Trippe recently relocated from his southern home and works in the retail grocery trade.
A congenial crowd of your folks picnicked at the Camp ground Friday afternoon. The party left about five o'clock in automobiles and after a delightful swim a tempting lunch was enjoyed. A pleasant hour passed rapidly before the merry party returned. Those who enjoyed this invasion were Misses Sadie Morgan, Sara Frances Gaiters, Minnie Jordan, Mildred Bivins, EB Nation Scarboro, Mary Barns and Em Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. J. Heard, Messrs. Guy Sandlin, Mic McDonald, Royce Power, Charlie Harvard, Sam Linde, Hollis Morgan and Ernest Whitehead.
Mesdames E. C. Taylor H O Davie and Earl Lashley will be hostesses at the Civic Club Thursday afternoon at Mrs E C Taylor's home. Members urged to attend.
Fragmented local notices list guests including Mr and Mrs Davis Holwes and Mildrd of New Orleans, Pinehurst visit, ship departure for Homer Burke in Charles City Beach, Eugene Brown returning to Macon, and various for sale items like roasting ears, watermelons, and a cash register ad. Includes theater query at Dixie Theater and several household notices from families and trustees.
Mrs J T DeLieesaline hosted a Tuesday afternoon birthday party for her young relative Miss Carroll Ketchum of Vienna Ga The room featured June Nowere ferns and interiors with pink white decorations A pink and white embossed cake with nine candles hung lights and a pink tulle adorned dome Also a light silver candleabras and an ice course were served amid games and cheerful chatter
A historic advertisement touts No. 666 prescription labeled as a malaria remedy and fever tonic claiming five or six doses break illness and prevent return when used as a liver-acting tonic. It asserts no stomach upset or griping during use.
Fragmentary notice lists sale of show-cases and ter tianupes with several rew in machines and Bett from Taylor Bros stock. Mentions urging self discipline and labor as Socrates advised, but text is garbled and unclear.
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