Seventeenth District Notes Revival Canceled and Social Visits
June 29 report from the Seventeenth District notes revival services at Rylander were not held as announced. The item lists visits by J T Godby E T Thompson J K Simg Kennie MyTylere Florence and Cora Wise Walter Cowart and others, plus a community barbecue planned at Jack Smith's grove with expectant good times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rylander
J. T. Godby
E. T. Thompson
Brinson
J. T. Israel
Quincy
Fla
J. K. Simg
R. P. Israel
Kennie MyTylere
Bottsford
Florence and
Cora Wise
C. D. Brinkley
Walter Cowart
Sumter
Warren Davis
H. Turner
Parker
Smithville
M. A. Turner
B. B. McCrea
Preston
Jack Smith
Mattle
Bessie Suggs
T. J. Suggs
J. C. Tedder
Iate
Christine
J. G. Israel
Ellaville Hosts Domino Club in Fern Decorated Home
In Ellaville Georgia on Thursday Miss Martha Baldwin and Miss Lucy Baldwin with Mrs H J Williams hosted the Domino Club. Guests included Mrs A R Lewis of Broxton and Mrs Robert Brown of Boston. Also noted were talks by Mrs Benjamin Worthy on Baptist church work and various visits and travel plans among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaville
H. J. Williams
Martha
Lucy Baldwin
Willams
Domino Club
A. R. Lewis
Broxton
Robert Brown
Boston
Benjamin Worthy
Myrtha Strange
Turner Williams
Elite Smith
Buena Vista
Ellavista
Imogene Sears
Amabel McCrory
Bobbie Royal
Brenay
Local Notes From Leslie Georgia June Update
June 30 community brief from Leslie Georgia listing Mrs F A Wilton and family visiting brother Guy Pryor near Smithville. Ruby Rogers visited Miss Florrie Summerford. Mrs R J Reeves and son Nuon plan North Carolina trip for summer. Mr Clebe Laramore left for Florida after a week with Irene Bass Bronwood and Mrs Crisp Wil.
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Leslie
F. A Wilton
Frank Cato, Jr
Tom Lane
Cn 'S
Guy Pryor
Smithville
Ruby Rogers
Florrie Summerford
R. J. Reeves
Nuon
Leste
North Rolina
Clebe Laramore
Florida
Ita Irene Bass
Bronwood
Crisp Wil
Leallé Peo
Community Notes From DeSoto And Surrounding Towns
Report from DeSoto recalls yesterday’s ball game while local residents attended court in Huntington and Bronwood. Ruth Wilson plans a Wednesday gathering for twelve girls at her home with watermelons and a midnight feast, then a day at Simmon's Mill pond. Mrs Curtis Williams visited near Leslie, an ice cream festival is set for Woodman's Hall Friday, and Caroline Lockett+ family reunion updates follow.
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DeSoto
A. J. Johnson
Huntington
F. A. Wilson
Crisp Wilkinson
Bronwood
Ruth Wilson
Simmon
Mill Pond
Curtis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsed by Druggists
One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh. F J Cheney & Co Toledo promoted by Walding Kinnan & Marvin as trustworthy and capable to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Advertising copy notes testimonials, price five cents per bottle, sold by druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Williams Cross Roads notes and social visits
Rain is plentiful and crops look fine though some fields show grass. Local resident J D Williams has been sick with a head trouble. Mrs Thompson and Miss Parsons from Brinson visit. Mary Israel and Bertha return from Florida with John Israel. Guests include Mr and Mrs C C Turner and relatives from Americus. Several locals attend preaching, illness notices, a barbecue, and a gathering at M A Turner’s.
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Williams Cross Roads
J. D. Williams
Dr. Askew
Nena Cook
Dixie
Kenneth MyTyler
Annie Jones
Rylander
Sam Brinkley
Josie Smith
Smithville
Mattie Mills
Nina Belle Norman
Nina Belle Norman, Who Died. Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Brinkley
Gene Kites
Sidney Turner
Mr. Parker
M. A. Turner
Fourth of July Celebration Moves to Saturday at Myrtle Springs
The annual Fourth of July jamboree at Myrtle Springs and nearby Holly Springs shifts to Saturday, July 3, since July 4 falls on Sunday. Residents anticipate a gala day with community revelry and local participation.
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Myrtle Springs
Mrytle Springs
Myrtle
Holly Springs
Week's Doings Over in Plains
Plains June 30 A protracted Baptist meeting continues with Rev. S A Cowan of Montgomery aiding Rev P C Barkley. Good crowds attend nightly. Local residents and visitors travel to White Sulphur Springs Fla, Sumter S C and nearby towns for visits and vacations. Several Plains residents and guests are named as attendees or travelers, including families and relatives visiting relatives in Georgia, North and South Carolina.
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Plains
Baptist Church
S. A. Cowan
South Side Church
Montgomery
Ala
P. C. Barkley
J. E. French
White Sulphur Springs
Fla
Edgar Timmerman
Flora Markett
B. F. Markett
H. T. Bradley
North Carolina
South Carolina
Annie Stevenson
DeSoto
Gussie Evans
Cochran
Walter Slappey
Putnam
Mun- Toe
Mattie Sue Taylor
Americus
Seymour Evans
Eva Mae Stevens
Jack Slappey
Daphne Park
Mary Campbell
Sumter
Kate Hiller
Dyxie Crawford
Leslie
Thad Wise
Messrs
Arthur and
Walter Rylander
James French
Richland
James Paul
Shellman
J. R. French
Frost
Texas
T. E. Lunsford
Melba
Martha Forester
White Sulphur
Springs
Mattie Caughman
Annie Laurie
Spartanburg
8. C
North Carolna
Luther Wise
Smithville Embroidery Club Tea Marks Tue Birthday
Miss Pearl Hale hosted the Embroidery Club at her parents home in Smithville for a jolly Tuesday afternoon with dainty refreshments and party games for Alma Michael's tenth birthday. Guests visited nearby relatives. several residents are noted visiting or returning from Macon Albany Richland Fort Valley and Jacksonville.
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Smithville
Pearl Hale
F. 8. Hale
Alma McHichael
Marguerite Davis
Kate McKenney
Albany
Mary Ansley
Americas
Ming Carrie Boulineau
Macon
W. H. Lansford
Aunnie Lansford
Richland
Della McMannus
Nettle Lee Goodroe
J. C. McClain
Lineville
Ala
Lee Edwards
Masters Will McManus
Harry Burton
Lou Wella
Cuthbert
Mrs W B Tinsley Hosts Festive nieces Party in Teston
Preston Ga June 30 A bright social gathering hosted by Mrs W B Tinsley celebrated her nieces Petite Miss Bernice Coleman and Fernby Henderson with a fairy like scene of twenty guests. Games and cakes followed by a Sunday departure for White Sulphur Springs.
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Teston
W. B. Tinsley
Bernice Coleman
Fernby Henderson
White Sulphur Springs
J. F. Lunsford
W. H .Clark
George Cole
J. A. Montgomery
B. F. Gogg
Americus
Westonday Way
A. C. Cole
Lesdames Coleman
Henderson
Ocilla
Mattie Clark
Near Here
Misa]rence Stapleton
Party From Americas pene fr and Mrs Thomas Harrold visit relatives
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs Thomas Harrold and late daughter Quenelle, along with Mrs Stephen 8 Shipps, visiting relatives while spending time together with others.
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Thomas Harrold
Quenelle
Stephen
Shipps
Sunset resort hesitation in travel booklet prompt
A fragment shows a dialogue about visiting a resort prompted by a travel booklet. The exchange centers on whether to go and notes the booklet’s strong emphasis on sunset imagery to attract visitors. No further context is provided.
Ware Orchards Now in Hands of Company
The Ware Progress Orchard Company of Dayton Ohio buys the Georgia Ware Orchard Company. Walter J. Ware leads the new firm with plans to diversify crops and boost profits by building a cotton gin packing plant and more housing, aiming for about 100000 dollars yearly net profit for stockholders. The Ohio company lists 300000 dollars capital and shows a reading of extensive acreage and equipment, with officers from Ware Coffee Co and Progress Magazine.
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Americus
Maddox
Ware Progress Orchard Company
Dayton
Ohio
Edward B. Pans
Progress Magazine
Chicago
Charles F. .Ware
Walter J. Ware
Ware-Progress Orchard Company
Ware
Georgia
Mr. Glawson
Glawson
Amere and Gebreia
Mr. Ware
Ware’ Orchard Company
Charles F. Ware
PF. Ware Coffee Company
Ware Progress Orchai) Company
Pres. Ware Coffee Company
Christian L. Larson
V. P
the Progress Company
Ill
William K. West
George A. Ware
Treas
Ware Cofee Co
Edward E. Beals
Mgr
the Progress Magazine
Chicago Man Seeks Divorce Over Wives Poker Habit
A Chicago man files for divorce citing his wife playing high stakes poker. The petition offers no direct reasons, but the context implies she lost.
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Chicago
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Williams
Party From
Pene
Central of Georgia Railroad
J. C. Glawson
Stein-Bloch
Rylander ‘Shoe Co
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