Smithville Notes Include Pic Nic Pride and Train Returns
Smithville GA June 4. Local church Sunday Schools held a picnic at Wright's bridge with a large crowd and a royal dinner. Miss Nettle Burton, former Leslie High School assistant, returns home for summer. Several visitors and residents travel between Smithville, Americus, Macon and Dawson. Trains No 7 and No 8 return, exciting local interest. the town’s skating season grows as youths enjoy time at the rink. The Smithville baseball team lost in Dawson with a typical defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
Wright
Rridge
Nettle Burton
Leslie High School
Hal Brimberry
Albany
I. McKinney
Mary Lizzie Ansley
Americus
Nell
Edith McKinney
Leslie
F. G. Jones
Hazel McManus
Macon
Maggie McManus
Walter Wade
George Burton
Dot Edwards
Dawson
Mary
Lucy Holmes
Fort Gaines
Corinne Pipkin
Fitzhugh Lee
Pruitt
Eufaula
J. G. Pruitt
Friendship Baptist Assocation meets at Plains GA
The Friendship Baptist Association held its session in Plains from Friday to Sunday with large crowds. Prominent ministers attended including Rich, Mason, Campbell, Bivins and O Kelley. A new organ arrived and Miss Carrie Jennings played. Local students and visitors arrived from Wesleyan Auburn Mercer Wilkinsburg and Atlanta. Several locals and visitors were noted talking about plans and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
W. A. Mason
Macon
A. B. Campbell
Parrott
R. L. Bivins
Americus
N. B. O’kelley
Dawson
Hugh Oliver
Benna Vista
D. Mason
Baptists
Carrie Jennings
Decoration Day Quiet in Andersonville, GA and Local Visits
Decoration Day passed quietly as residents enjoyed the day. Numerous notable visitors and locals, including Miss Imogene McBride, Miss Ethel Murray of Oglethorpe, and Miss Rebecca Dunn of Lillie, shared time in Andersonville. Prof A J Clark named teacher for another year, while Rev Clarence Clark preached at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Imogene McBride
Ethel Murray
Oglethorpe
Lillie Mae
Thelma Easterlin
Mamie Harden
Idoline Sheatz
Emmie Williams
Lillie Darby
Eldorendo
Rebecca Dunn
Lillie
W. J. Maddox
Jewel Wicker
Gussie E. Joiner
Montezuma
National Cemetery
Prison Park
Luke Gardner
Annie Lou Harden
Americus
Della Bryant
Edgar Clark
Macon
A. J. Clark
Annie Mae Wicker
Gatewood
Clarence Clark
Baptist Church
A. F. Hodges
Ruth
Rebecca
Bessie
Ruth Duke
Claud Johnson
Ellaville
W. C. Easterlin
O. J. English
Greenville
8. C
J. English
Englishville
Lottie Pennington
Carrie Wicker
Cut Off
M. A. Feagin
W. J. Pennington
Ellaville Notes and Visits Highlight June
Ellaville residents record a flurry of visits and social moves from June 4 with JW. Lumpkin in Atlanta and Miss Zera Payne visiting Mrs. Jones. Notables including Hon. Charlie Hill, Rev. J. M. Murray, and Col. J. H. Cheney are mentioned alongside school activities and local assignments.
Local Notes From Ellaville And Americus Area
The report mentions Mrs 8 J Jordan spending Thursday with Jordan at Shiloh. Murray Cook a Third District Agricultural College Americus student won second prize from Carolina Chemical Co for an essay on fertilizers and their uses. Ellaville carriers hosted a county picnic last Saturday drawing residents from Schley with baskets. Mr and Mrs Edwards of New Smyrna Fla visit Dr and Mrs C H Smith on College Street. Dr R Patton from Hartwell visits his mother Mrs M B Patton. Miss Mary Lee Jones returns home after a week with Miss Ada Myers Americus. Col W W Dykes of Americus was in Ellaville on business. Miss Annie Bell McCrory returns from Wesleyan College.
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Floy Oliver
Wesleyan
Dennis Moore
Auburn
Ala
Bowman Wise
Mercer University
Ira Moore
Wilkinsburg
G. W. Light
Unadilla
Baptist Associaton
Leila Rowland
Americus
Emmie
Kate Andrews
Wade Clyett
Mae Maples
Annie Cochran
Cottonton
Mmste Clark
E. T. Clark
Ashburn
Walton Walters
Tyre Timmerman
Bronwood
Ed Timmerman
Robie Parker
Shiloh
Georgia Lee Chapell
Sumter
George Jennings
Nina and
Fay Williams
J. W. Johns
Ellaville
J. FF. Kode
Benna Vista Tuesay
A. E. Oliver
Columbus
Mra
CC. G
Jones
Imogene Sears
Vera Mott
Buena Vista
E. M. Duncan
Oglethorpe
J. L. Duncan
Mamie Freeman
Waverley Hall
T. G. Hudson
A. M. Hudson
Martha Baldwin
Doyle
W. H. Austin
W. F.walters
Camilla
A. J. Walters
Albert Livingston
T. J. Livingston
Luella Woods
Rochelle
Ona McAfee
Grady Royal
J. M. Murray
Atlanta
Jordan
J. Jordan
Murray Cook
Third District Agricultural College
Carolina Chemical Co
Ellaville Mall
Upper Turnpike
Schley
Edwards
New Smyrna
Fla
Stomach Troubles Talked In City and Country Life
The passage notes stress from daily life causing indigestion and related symptoms such as headaches dizziness and nervousness. It urges readers to use Mi-O-Na stomach tablets, claiming they are the safest and most effective remedy and that many suffer similar stomach issues in towns and rural areas.
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