Newton County GaArchives News.....SOMEWHAT PERSONAL December 12, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise December 12, 1889
~Rev. R. J. Bigham will serve St. James Church in Augusta another year. Rev. C. 
C. Spence will continue president of Young L. G. Harris college at McTyiere, 
while Rev. J. M. Owens remains at Acworth.

~Our friend Reubin c. Cook has ginned about 300 bales of cotton at his ginnery 
this season, and every bale has been wrapped in cotton bagging. He does not 
belong to the Alliance but is fighting “old Jute” and other trusts, all the 
same.

~On Saturday, 11th inst. the Alliance at Richardsville will dedicate their new 
hall. President H. L. Graves, of the County Alliance and Hon. W. L. Peek, of 
Rockdale, have been invited to deliver addresses. A basket dinner will be 
served and a good time experienced.

~A supper will be given at Alcova Church on Tuesday evening, 17th of December, 
from 6 to 8 o’clock, for the benefit of the church. Everybody cordially 
invited. After supper a sociable will come off at the hospitable residence of 
Hon. Stephen D. Hight. Those who attend can count on having a delightful time.

~A pleasant party came off at the house of Col. R. W. Bagby, Friday evening. It 
was given in honor of the 18th birthday of his charming daughter, Miss Lucie 
Bagby. The tables were filled with choice eatables, covers had been spread for 
thirty guests. Gallant young men and beautiful young ladies, from home and 
abroad, passed the happy hours away in social games and interesting 
conversation. It was one o’clock when good-byes were said. May our fair and 
lovely young friend live to celebrate many more birthdays in as fine style as 
was this one. Although only “sweet eighteen” Miss Lucie understands the art of 
entertaining, and always succeeds in making every attendant “feel a welcome 
guest at home.”


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