Jollutata Tad IC Ad: Refreshing Drinks for Holidays
A playful ad praises Jollutata Tad IC drinks as pure and healthful. It invites customers to return for better taste and notes pleasant surroundings and excellent service on hot days.
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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
3
A playful ad praises Jollutata Tad IC drinks as pure and healthful. It invites customers to return for better taste and notes pleasant surroundings and excellent service on hot days.
Miss Sadie Morgan and Sera Francis Gaines spent days in Byromville last week. Hale the Cordele photographer visited the city Saturday morning. Viennese anglers at Satilla River include Everette Forehand Kelly Morgan Morgan, Smith Truluck Forbes Butler, with Haslam and Whitehead of Pinehurst. W O Ligon returns from Alabama relatives. Gladys Taylor visited Rebecca. Judge and Mrs W F George plan a North Georgia mountains trip by auto, then to North Carolina. Sara Gaines returns to Adairsville from a visit to Miss Sadie Morgan. J P Heard at Indian Spring. Mittle Wallace returned from Dalton for BYPU Convention. Mrs Watts Powell and children leave for Atlanta then Dexter, Mich. for six weeks. Five reels of Dixie Theater pictures tomorrow night. Cash Meat Market ad. Maude Morgan visits Dalton. Annie Powell leaves for Atlanta. J R Barfield of Emerick and T W Tippett town visitors. Mrs O W Horne and Miss Fannie Everette in Cordele. Will Fields and Cel Lane of Blountstown, Fla. visit on business. Col John R Cooper of Macon in town for legal business. Fitzgerald lawyers Otis Elkin, Wright Garbutt, Ellsworth Cutts and AJ McDonald in town for legal matters. Sheriff Henry Fountain of Fitzgerald visits. Fresh meats and groceries at Cash Meat Market. Ella Causey of Pineview visiting Julia Causey. Bert Morgan rents upper story of Mrs G W Busbee’s home for July. Mrs S P Adame of Lilly visits relatives in town. Same old price 15 and 17 cents at Cash Meat Market.
The women of the WCTU offer two medals for an oratory contest among High School girls. Entries should see Mrs G Livingston this week. Also noted is a Dixie Theater showing of “By the Sea” featuring Charlie Chaplin on Friday night. Local social updates mention Malin Turton’s return from Datton and Mrs AL Powell of LaGrange visiting.
Dooly County camp meeting set to begin Saturday night before the fourth Sunday in July. Grounds are being cleaned and preparations completed, with organizers signaling one of the largest meetings ever held.
Mrs E F Powell entertained a stylish social gathering Friday afternoon in New Orleans to honor Mrs Davis Holmes. Many guests attended among them Miss Beulah Lewis and Miss Red Holmes, with vases of sunflowers and other flowers brightening the rooms. The event featured punch and refined conversation as guests lingered from 5 to 7 pm.
Members of the Civic Club welcomed guests to a Vienna themed gathering at Mrs. EC Taylor’s home with punch and sandwiches. The program featured readings on Vienna Our Town, a history of Vienna, and a pledge to keep the town sanitary, followed by a brief business session and plans for a campground picnic.
A cheerful youth group hosted a moonlit picnic at the Penniehateli area, with about 45 attendees enjoying a late afternoon into night of open air games and a reception. Swimming stunts, games, and a pleasing musical program accompanied a simple meal served by young volunteers.
London reports an Exchange Telegraph dispatch stating no official order was given to award honors to any submarine commander for sinking the Lusitania. The claim remains disputed and unconfirmed by Berlin.
Gen Victoriano Huerta former Mexican president arrived in El Paso Texas after charges of conspiring to incite revolution were filed against him and Gen Pascual Orozco. Both men were taken to Fort Bliss for temporary detention under federal authority amid Washington guidance.
The Civic Club women arrange a picnic at the Sump Ground for tomorrow as a social event honoring husbands and friends. Members hope families and other invitees will attend, forecasting a delightful day.
During a brief electrical storm Friday afternoon in our city Mrs Homer Burke suffered a violent shock while standing near her husband. She remained unconscious for several hours and later regaining consciousness with only temporary discomfort and no serious injury reported.
Wright Spradiey, convicted in November 1918 for killing Marshal A D Godwin of Lily, and sentenced to three years, was paroled last week by Governor Slaton. He returned Saturday and will make his home in Unadilla. Messrs Powell and Sumeden, attorneys, appeared before the Prison Commission on his behalf.
Atlanta reports note continued disruptive scenes around Governor John M Slaton's residence through Saturday night. No direct threats were made, but pistols were fired into the air and crowds vented displeasure at the Leo Frank decision.
The State Baptist Young People's Union Convention concluded in Moultrie after three days with a sermon by Rev. Dr. E. Y. Mellene. Officers were elected with Rev. JFE Sammeone of Griffin as president and C. Wayne of Atlanta as secretary. Decatur won the junior banner while senior banners went to Second Baptist Atlanta Dublin First Dublin and Sisters Church. About 100 visitors toured Chattanooga today.
The United States produced 827,631 long tons of calphor in 1914, the highest on record, valued at $5,924,286. Despite adverse European conditions, exports exceeded imports by 72,018 tons, keeping a $1,820,897 trade surplus for 1914.
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