Plains Bright Budget Details Local Social Roundup
Plains Georgia reports a brisk social circuit with visitors and guests including Mrs. Warner Hill Jr returning from Greenville, Miss Mab Kendrick from Atlanta, and manyAmericans area acquaintances. The piece lists a string of local visits, travels to Atlanta, Douglass, Renfro, Sumter, New York and Omaha, plus attendees at a Teachers Institute in Americus and Mercer University student news.
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Plains
Warner Hill, Jr
Greenville
Leonard Jennings
Mab
Kendrick
Atlanta
Moore
Josie Market
Americas
Anna Markett
Frederick Markett
Douglass
Carence Taylor
Macon
Linwood Jennings
Ophie Markett
Seals’ Mill
Prof
C .A. Phillips
Opiate Markett
Katie Belle Hiller
Anie Clark
Teachers’ Institute
Amysicus
Mesdames
Carrie Dean
Effie Oliver
Renfro
Emory Stevenson
Flora Markett
Sumter
B. F. Markett
W. D. Haynes
Americus
Tom Jennings
Ross Dean
Alton Carter
New York
Willie Taylor
Seymour Evans
Emma Stapleton
Tampa
Fla
King Stillman
Webster
P. C. Barkley
Omaha
Frank Timmerman
Mercer University
Mt Zion News Highlights Local Updates
February notes from Mt Zion and Mr Zion report rains improving wells with few exceptions. Mrs B C Bradley ill but improving. Tom Harden returned from a visit. Mrs P O Bradley and Mrs Dell traveled to Ellayitte relatives. Rev Dickincon preached at Mt Zion. Sunday school shows improvement since January 1. Ben Dell moved into his new home after Xmas fire. Farmers continue hauling out.
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Ben Dell
Local Society Notes From Smithville Georgia February
Regular correspondence reports visitors from nearby towns including Cuthbert Americus Lineville Cordele and Stone Mountain. Attendance at the Methodist quarterly conference featured Rev J B Johnstone from Dawson delivering the sermon and events at the church.
Community notes from Cut Off area February update
Local residents share visits and moves in Cut Off Georgia with several social gatherings. Mr B L Joiner of Andersonville and Mr Campbell visit on business. Sunday school begins with good turnout and a county rally drew attendees from nearby towns.
Prize cotton seed sells by Mr Jones with high yield claims
Mr D C Jones, a leading planter, offers a limited quantity of his Prize cotton seed. He states the seed produced an average of a bale and a half per acre on fifty five acres last year. Farmers are invited to view demonstrations today.
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D.C. Jones
Jones
Notice to delinquents on past due subscriptions
Delinquent subscriptions outstanding two years or more will be sent to an attorney for collection if not paid within ten days. Statements are being mailed to all delinquents and prompt settlements are requested to avoid court collection.
Leslie Regular Corresponderts News in February
Miss Helen Tundee of Ellaville visits Miss Stella Sims in Leslie. Mrs. Lucius Harvey and Mrs. John Harvey spend Tuesday in De Soto. Edd Jenkins visits friends. E L Wilson travels to New York for spring goods. Mrs. Powell dies after long illness. D C Jones visit Leslie with Lcy Jones. Dr F L Cato of Americus passes through to Hellena. Mrs. Clark of Hellena visits daughter Mrs. Tom Williams. Mrs. Arthur Simmons from Leary visits sister Mrs. R E Howe in De Soto. Walter Wade returns to Mc Rae after a week at home.
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Leslie
Helen Tundee
Ellaville
Stella Sims
Lucius Harvey
John Harvey
de Soto
Edd Jenkins
E. L. Wilson
New York
Powell
D. C. Jones
Andersonville Notes and Local Travels
Andersonville Georgia reports social visits and short trips. Burn Joiner returned from Shire nee Oklahoma after two months away. Mr. and Mrs. Easterlin hosted and visited Americas. Captain J W Bryant traveled to Washington for his daughter Gracie Bryant's death. Mrs. Dorman improves after illness. Ida Dunn went to Byromville for family sickness.
Remains of Adeline Powell laid to rest at Mt Zion
From Our Regular Corresponments Mr. Zion Feb. 23. The remains of Mr. Adeline Powell were laid to rest at sit. Zion Monday morning. She had been sick for several months and her death was not unexpected. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of many finds Mr. Crisp Wilkinson of Leslie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bradley. The many friends of Mr. Dick Windsor in this community regret to learn of his death in Americus last Saturday morning. Mr. Earl Bass spent last Sunday in Americus. Mrs. P. C. Bradley spent last Friday afternoon with Mrs. B. C. Bradley. Mr. R. L. Bass has been on the grip list for the past week.
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Smithville
Laura Yarbrough
Cuthbert
J. L. Wells
Mary Ansley
Nell McKenney
Dawson
Fort McAfee
Ona McAfee
Americus
Eva
Mamie Edwards
Lineville
Ala
J. C. McClain
Alex Perry
W. Fort McAfee
Dan Mims
Leesburg
8. C. Stallings
Will Richardson
Mary Laramore
Cordele
Annie Randall
J. M. Love
F. B. Love
Opelika
Nettle Burton
Young Ladies Embroidery Club
John Tuggle
Stone Mountain
B. L. Joiner
Andersonville
A. J. Holloway
A. J. Pennington
Mollie McKenzie
T. J. Methvin
W. J. Pennington
Mr. Campbell
W. T. Coker
A. J
W. C. Barton
Freeman and Son
Atlanta
R. H. Stubbs
R. L. Barton
R. J. Holloway
E. W. Coker
Oglethorpe County
Messrs
Lewis and Hudson
J. D. M. Wicker
Hewlett Joiner
J. G. Feag
Zion
Adeline Powell
Sit. Zion
Crisp Wilkinson
Leslie
B. C. Bradley
Dick Windsor
Earl Bass
P. C. Bradley
B.C. Bradley
R. L., Bass
Rain uplifts New Era wells with scarce water supply
The recent rains are noted as greatly welcomed in New Era as water remains scarce in nearly all wells. Local social visits dominate the week with Mrs. D. C. Griffin and Myrtle at Mrs. B. S. Parker’s. Wise Parker of Americus visits. Miss Dallas Morris joins cousins Della and Delma Parker. multiple Parker and Autry families host and hostesses host gatherings. L. M. Parker travels to Americus on business.
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D. C. Griffin
Myrtie
Della
Delma Parker
B.S. Parker
W. A. Parker
X. P. Parker
L. C. Autry
N. N. Murphy
L. M. Mercer
Jewel Mercer
M. Parker
Myrtle Griffin
H. J. Morris
L. M. Parker
George Etheridge
Dave Wingate
Americus
Valentine party brightens Gemini social scene
Gemini Ga February 23 residents recount a lively Valentine gathering hosted by Miss Annie Pennington with games and readings. Several locals including Miss Annie Forte Woodruff and Mrs E W Parker joined visiting relatives and friends in Americus and Plains trips, with multiple social visits noted across the weekend.
Nayagose Schools To Close April Days For Conference
Arrangements will likely close Americas public schools on April 28 and 29 as teachers attend the Georgia Educational Association meeting in Atlanta. The action appears to be statewide with county schools suspending for the two days and smaller cities likely to do the same. Teachers gain from the meeting, benefiting the school system overall.
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Americas
Georgia Educatonal Association
Atlanta
Three Militia Units Placed Under Arms in Philadelphia
Three regiments of militia were ordered under arms as Philadelphia resumes operation of cars through Frankford and Kensington districts. The move aims to deter anarchy and protect streetcars amid dynamite bomb threats tied to strike sympathizers.
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Philadelphia
Frankfort
Kensington
Cottonseed for sale by HORNE buyers
Toole's improved Shank High and Hardin's Prolific cottonseed offered for planting. Delivered at the farm for 760 per bit in any quantity. First class cottons. 23-w-41. Cc. 8, 8. HORNE.
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Toole
Hardin
Horne
Prize awarded to ticket 718 in Forbes drawing
The Forbes Piano Co contest drew yesterday at their Mitchell building music house. Sam Williamson of the Postal Telegraph Co conducted the drawing and ticket 718 won the prize.
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Forbes Piano Co
Mitchell Building
Sam Williamson
Postal Telegraph Co
Rural voter sends gopher to candidate in express dispute
Sumter county residents converge on town this week as a candidate receives a live gopher via express delivery. The incident fuels a charged exchange seen as a serious reflection on local politics.
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Express
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