Talbot COUNTY  GA Newspaper 1914 - Junction City

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The Butler Herald
Tuesday, January 20, 1914

Junction City Items
Mr. Henry Christopher of Mauk, was a visitor here last
week.

Misses Mattie Miller and Edna McDaniel, of Paschal,
visited friends here last week.

Mrs. J.W. Nixon, of Manchester, was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. J.M. Layfield last Monday.

Rev. Walter Gill, of Charing, has accepted a position
with the Junction City Manufacturing Co., and has moved
his family here.

Mrs. W.T. Watson of LaGrange visited Mrs. W.W. Hayes last
week.

Mrs. DeLoache, of Talbotton, was the pleasant guest of
Mrs. Keller last week.

Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Montgomery visited relatives at Norwich
last Sunday.

Miss Fannie Hutchenson was the pleasant guest of Miss
Maud Layfield last week.

Mr. L.C. Nixon was the guest of Miss Mattie G. Lucas
Sunday p.m.

The entertainment at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C.C. Carson
was largely attended and very much enjoyed by all.

Mr. J.M. Layfield was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M.W.
Jinks, near Tangent, last week.

The Butler Herald March 3, 1914

Junction City Items

Rev. McLaughlin preached an interesting sermon to a large
congregation last Sunday night at the Baptist church.

Miss Beulah Martin spent the week-end with Miss Willie
Barfield near Talbotton.

Misses Ida and Bessie Childs spent Friday at Woodland.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hill of Mauk visited relatives here
this week.

Miss Maude Layfield is spending this week with her sister
Mrs. Jinks.

Messrs. Chester Hill and Horace Watson and Misses Maude
Brewer and Susie Hammonds motored up to Talbotton
Thursday.

Messrs. Henry and Joe Harmon and Carl Rigsby, of Rupert,
visited Junction City Sunday, there must be some
attraction.  Guess which one stayed over for the night
train and failed to flag it and had to count the
crossties.  Come again old boy but catch the first
passenger train running south.

Miss Maude Brewer, of near Butler, is visiting relatives
here.

The Drake Pournelle Comedy Company presented an
interesting programme at the school house Friday and
Saturday evenings.

Mr. and Mrs. R.R. Brewer spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harris at Norwich.

Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Hammonds and little son Brown, were the
guests of the former’s parents Sunday.

Messrs. Horace Lumpkin and Claude Blakely attended a
party Friday night.

Miss Beunola Gill was the guest of relatives and friends
at Charing last week.