Plains Social Notes Move to New Pastor and Guests
Plains Ga Dec 9 The Merry Widow Club hosted a noon gathering with violets and ferns, games like 42 and Baga telle, and refreshments. Rev Clarence E Roberts leaves Plains for Parrott circuit. Fer J M Rustin assigned as Plains pastor. Many locals and visitors from Americus Sylvester Preston Sumter Brockton and nearby towns spent time with residents and traveled on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Ethel Wise
Merry Widow Club
Y.t. Bradley
Clarence E. Roberts
Plains
Parrott
Bro
Roberts
J. M. Rustin
Pinehurst
Rustin
South Georgia
Linwood Jennings
Httle
Dughter
Lynette
Sylvester
J. E. French
Americus
Wr. B
Marrett
Mary Morton
Sumter
J. A. McDonald
Nina Carter
Lula Carter
Colquitt Logan
Concord
Moore
W.W. Dozier
Ross Dean
Ovalla Renfroe
Cusseta
Annie Collum
J. M. Collum
The
Agricultural College
Charles Phillips
Emmett Harper
Carl C. Campbell
Broxton
Huci
Daisy Austin
Richland
George Jennings
Joseph Glover
M. E. Howell
Warrenton
Shellman
B. T Wise
Timmerman
W. K. Euwinks
Mort Valley
Falde
Art
J. W. Johns
Henry Bostick
Steenville
Fla
Luther Wise
Mary Reid
Thomasville
J. R. Lo
Frank McNulty
T. C. Guice
Fi J
Doaiar
Dawson
Milnes
Po lar calves oe milch cows was Route J Mathis Amerie c
Readable fragments describe livestock on a route managed by J Mathis in America. The text mentions polar calves and milch cows but lacks clear context, dates, places, or complete names. The item appears as a damaged snippet from a local notice or inventory listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mathis
Amerie
Money for Sale Item Appears in Odd Classified Row
A scant OCR fragment shows an advertisement or item for sale phrased oddly as you money for sale. The readable bits hint at a consumer sale listing and price implied but details are unclear. The note suggests a stray line from a classifieds page likely misread by the OCR.
Hooli Sans meeting and telegram contest at Smithville
Smithville Ga December 9 Regular correspondent reports the Hooli Sans held a gathering at Miss Lizzie Evans home. Guests drafted telegrams from the letters H O o l 1 g a n with Miss Mary Lizzie Ansley winning best telegram prize a handkerchief bag. Several local visits and church news follow including ministers and guest speakers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
The
Hooli Sans
Lizzie Evans
Mary Lizzie Ansley
Dot Edwards
Dawson
B. I. McKenney
Albany
I. D. Tyler
Leesburg
Pearl Melton
Pearl Hale
J. G. Pruitt
Atlanta
Vesta Thorpe
Preston
Chas. Grant
H. M. Reid
Bainbridge
T. R. McMichael
Smithville Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Quarterman
Beach
Baptist
W. A. Mason
Macon
Ellaville Social Notes Mirror Holiday Season In Town
Ellaville Georgia December notes show Minnie Cheney of Montezuma as guest of Mrs John Cheney. Richard Edwards returned to New Smyrna Florida. Luella Woods ill at College street. Dr J S Lightner builds a home on College street. Mr and Mrs R S Hill visit Butler. Susie Beckham teaches a music class with a recital next Tuesday. Mr and Mrs BE Strange host a reception for Robert Strange and bride to be Essie Wilson of Butler on Friday night December 18. Mrs J L Duncan returns from Talbot county. Mrs J B Williamson visits Columbus. Mrs E E Collins shops in Americus. Holiday visitors anticipated and many entertainments planned. Ellaville residents shop in Americus frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaville
Minnie Cheney
Montezuma
John Cheney
Richard Edwards
New Smyrna
Fla
Luella Woods
College Street
Lightner
Hill
Butler
Susie Beckham
BE. W. Strange
Robert Strange
Essie Wilson
J. L. Duncan
Talbot County
J. B. Williamson
Columbus
E._E. Collins
Americus
Local Social Roundup in 15th District Fun
The 15th District hosts a community gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams’ home last Friday. Several residents including Mr. Morgan Johnson and the Youngs’ household are mentioned sharing visits, moving plans, school closings, and Sunday gatherings across Leslie and New Hope with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Williams
Morgan Johnson
B. D. Young
Lois Tinsley
New Hope
Harpe
Henry Steward
Leslie
B. L
Arthur Stembridge
Barney Snider
Bent Livingston
Bob Bassehild
Have a fine farming proposition for a responsible person
A brief notice offers a farming opportunity to manage 10 or 12 plans with no investment beyond running expenses. Apply to W. B. Heys. D-3t & W-tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Heys
Leslie Social News Highlights From Plains Visitors and School Term
Miss Mattie Jeff Knowles of Plains visited Miss Eula Mae Summerford and returned home Monday. Dr. A J Kemp stayed in Hahira and Tifton last week. Florence Roberts visits Mrs. F P Jones this week. John Sims has been ill but is improving. Miss Sallie Merritt of Birmingham visited Miss Mae Sam Berard and left Saturday. Leslie school closes December 22 and resumes the first Monday in January 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sam Berard
Lois Tinsley
Leslie
Rev S H Eley Back at Freewill Baptist Church in Brinson
Regular correspondent reports Rev S H Eley preached at the Freewill Baptist church to a large attentive audience, marking a welcome return after years away. Other Sunday activities included singing at Burrell McCrea's and visits by Hardy Exum, L Z Turpin, and families from Smithville, Dawson, Pelhams, and Bottsford. J D and J D Williams returned from Florida after ten days of hunting and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Eley
Brinson
Freewill Baptist Church
Bertha Israel
J. C. Tedder
Dawson
Mertie Suggs
Smithville
Ellie ‘Wiggins
O. B. Miller
Pelhams
T. G. Williams
T. G. Godby
J. D
J. D. Williams
Florida
Luther Wise
Bottsford
O. P. Jones
Americus
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Movements
Mrs. Jesse T Turner spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs T Everett returning home Monday. Mr Jessie T Smith called on Turner street night. P T Everett spent Monday with J C Turner. E C Howell spent the day with J T Smith Sunday. Sam M Brinkley nears corn move completion. Mrs J J Smith spent last week with her parents Pat and Mrs Livingston returning home Sunday. Howell Turner made a quick trip to Dawson Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Turner
Mra
Ra T. Everett
Jessie T. Smith
Jesse Co. Turner Strondey
P. T. Everett
J “C. Turner
E. C. Howell
J. T. Smith
Sam M. Brinkley
J. J. Smith
Pat Livingston
Howell Turner
Dawson
Beloved Lady Feagin Dies After Illness in Andersonville
Mrs. M. A. Feagin aged resident of Andersonville died yesterday at her sister Mrs. W. J. Pennington’s home after several weeks illness. Widow of James M. Feagin and mother of the late Dr. B. L. Joiner, she was respected as a Christian homemaker. Surviving children include Mrs. R. E. B. Wicker, Mrs. W. C. Kitens, Mrs. W. J. Pennington, and Mr. Jas. G. Feagin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Feagin
Andersonville
W. J. Pennington
Feagin
James M. Feagin
B. L. Joiner
Andertonville
Webster Wedding Unites Miss Crozier Ivey and Rev Marion Greer
In Webster County on Tuesday evening Miss Crozier Ivey and Rev Marion Greer wed at the bride’s home with Rev A B Hawkes conducting the ceremony. The couple traveled to their new home near Oglethorpe after the vows as friends offered best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real
Charles Ivey
Webster County
Crozier Ivey
Marion Greer
A. B. Hawkes
Americus
Oglethorpe
Willingham Council Nuptials in Macon Georgia
The wedding of Misa Eula Felton Willingham and Mr Charles Monroe Council of Americus was held at the bride’s parents home in Macon. The event featured lavish decor with palms, carnations, roses, and elaborate floral arrangements throughout the colonial house. The ceremony was performed by Sy. Robert J. Willingham of Richmond, Va, with a reception for hundreds of guests and a buffet supper designed around wedding motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Misa Eula Felton
Charles Monroe
Americus
Edward Joseph Willingham
Georgia
Frank Robers
Julian Lewis
Douglas Saunders
Albert Jones
Rose Crutchfield
Rosaline Edwards
Kate Ellis
Camille Lamar
Claire “Boiseullit
Irene Walker
Mary Willingham
Odille King
Messrs
Will ‘Harrold
Charlie Lewis
Polhilt Schooler
Willingham
Cornell
Peruna ads and patient testimonials parade remedies
A stream of testimonial snippets promote Peruna tonics and tablets. Stories claim relief for weakness after childbirth, ear issues in children, and general vitality. Names and locations appear, including Mrs E W Brooke from Tacoma and Mrs G W Heard from Hempstead.
Local notables listed in regional social column
Lee Council, Mr. and Mrs. Barlow Council, Mr. Luther Hawkins, Mr. Join Council, and Mrs. Frans Harrold of Americus, Mr. and Mrs. Coley Lewis, and Dr. and Mrs. Hayes of Montezuma, Misses Irene and An nette Walker of Monroe, Miss Henri t Hughes of Danville, Mr. Paul Vose of Atlanta, and Mr. J. D. Wade of Marshallville are named in a regional social listing.
Mrs. Morgans Luncheon Honors Miss Willingham
A Macon Evening News item details Miss Eula Willingham's luncheon hosted by Mrs. Cecil Morgan. The event celebrated Willingham's upcoming marriage to Monroe Council with bridal motifs, miniature ceremony decor, and guests in white crepe-de chine and peacock blue gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula ‘Willingham
Cecil Morgan
Miss Willingham
Mrs. Morgan
Cowboys Rounded Up At Americus Driving Park Show
Cowboys bedecked in hides ride through Americus streets as a preview of tomorrow and Saturdays show at the driving park. Riders perform tricks, recover lost objects at speed, and prepare for a series of contests with medals and prizes for top work. Riders named include J T Williams Bliss OKL Frank Hunter Globe Ariz and others with more cowboys expected. Cattle arrivals and wild steers feature in the maneuvering act and rodeo demonstrations tied to the world champion title prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Bey
Bliss
OKL
Frank Hunter
Globe
Ariz
Jos. Bevan
Sedan
Mont
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Webster
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E. W. Brooke
Brecle St
South Tacoma
Wash
Tole
Thade
G. W. Heard
Hempstead
Texas
Hee ¢On Carl
Poruna
Cines
Perind
E.W. Brooks
Macon Evening News
York Press
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