Incomplete Honor Roll List From Furlow and East Americas
City schools honor roll appears for Furlow School with grades from First to Seventh. The readable names include Ales Thomas, Katt Zee, Lee Bryant, John Crow, Frank Turpin, Lyn Cary, Catherine Perkins, Eva Shiver, Mary Ty, Mildred Cowart, Louise Mabry, Grace Pitt Fan, Allene Smith, Clarence Ames, Mike Smith, Emory Wit, Fanny Alexander, Yona, Florence Dixon, Evelyn Gilmore, Hightower, Virginia Legg, Harr ett Moore, Ruth Schneider, Dorothy Witt, Robert English, Edward, Alice Hill, Norma Dunaway among others, with several sections and grades partially listed. The text is fragmented and many names are garbled or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Ales Thomas
Kattzee
Lee B. Bryant
John Crow
Frank Turpin
Lyn Cary
Catherine Perkins
Eva Shiver
Mary Charlotte Ty
Bection
Mildred Cowart
Acnes [Gemupge
Louise Mabry
Grace Pittfan
Allene Smith
Clarence Ames
Mike Smith
Emory
Fanny Alexander
Yona
Florence Dixon
Evelyn Gilmore
Hightower
Virginia Legg
Harrett Moore
Ruth Schneider
Dorothy Witt
Robert English
Edward
Alice Hill
Norma Dunaway
Louise Cole
Suellen Crow Coney Oliver
Paul McPheeters
Ainsworth Gatewood
Barclay Allison
Frank Buchanan
Sam Heys
Lee Jackson Atkins
Teresa Daniel
Cordelia Feagin
Darby Dudley
James Peagin
Furlow Guerry
William Mc
James Wheeler
Alice ‘Azar
Carruthers
Ruth
Caroline Mathis
Virgina Moreland
Princes Reeves
Charles Davis
Cordele Bankrupt Man Fined for Hiding $14,000
In a federal court case Cor dele Bankrupt figures Ed L Har and P Harwell were fined for concealing about $14 000 in currency from court assets. Harwell described as a merchant and George P Harwell as an associate aided the concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Ed L. Harand P. Harwell
Corevuilty
Con. L. Harwell
Gordols
George P. Iarwel
George P. Harwell
Leslie Beats Parrott In Snappy 2-1 Baseball Game
Leslie defeated Parrott 2 to 1 on the Leslie diamond June 1. Parrott gathered three hits off Johnson while Leslie collected four off Duncan. The battery for Parrott was Duncan and Stewart. for Leslie it was Pat Fott and Ned Johnson and Walter Tohnson. Duncan fanned 14, Johnson 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Parrott
Duncan
Stewart
Camp Ben- Bing
Pat , Fott
Ned Johnson
Walter Tohnson
Johnson
Dunan
Mountain Laurel Advocates National Floral Holidays
The National Federation of Women’s Clubs urges Mountain Laurel as a symbol to honor Memorial Day Flag Day and National holidays, promoting the flower as a national emblem. The advocacy links laurel’s growth with tribute to national observances and civic memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Plains News Roundup Mentions Visits and Peach Season
Local residents travel and visit kin from Greenville Alabama to Atlanta and Dawson. Several Plains youths head to Fort Valley and Marshallville for peach packing. Enlistment meeting at Baptist church and a Hill Spurlock wedding in Columbus noted among community social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Higgins
Rosa Lee Higgins
Cornelia Jennings
M. M. Jennings
AsheviRven
Baptist Church
Mr. Gaddis
Tom Jennings
White Sulphur Springs
Alvin Timmerman
Louie Timmerman
Theron Jennings
Columbus
Village Meeting Hosts Weekly Bible Class Speakers
A Leslie meeting featured Andrews of the state board and Rev E E Steel among others speaking on various topics. Plans for a B Y P A study course after the fifth Sunday in June were announced. Guests included Maude and Mary Stephens of Alapaha visiting Ruby and Bessie Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bee
Andrews
State Board
E. E. Steel
Eph Wisenhunt
J.Fred_Eden, Jr
Maude
Mary Stephens
Alapaha
Ruby
Bessie Parker
Stella Wade
Rosa Wade
Leslie
Lamar
J. C. Joiner
Sasser
Mollie McFadden
Edison
J. E. Ranew
Ada Kitchens
W. L. Kitchens
Thad Barrow
Ethel
Americus
F. H. Hines, Jr
J. Snyder
Bridges to Head Leslie Union School
Leslie June 19 E L Bridges of Americus has accepted the position of principal of the Union Bien school near Leslie for next year. The assistant staff have been selected but not all have accepted and the list is not yet announced. Verdure on China's Great Wall shows trees and shrubs thriving in soil buildup over centuries, some 12 to 18 feet tall, part of forestation efforts under government sanction and foreign expert direction. The wall's driveway area gains from the added trees and improved landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
E.L. Bridges
Americus
Union Bien School
China
Great Wall
Great Io Enthusiasm Through Historic Devotion
A compact reflection on how genuine enthusiasm unlocks power and focus in devotion, echoing Woodrow Wilson's call for elevated purpose. The quote frames zeal as a liberating force guiding enduring commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilwon
Local notes from 47th District residents and visitors
Miss Lieutishia Logan returns home after a week with Miss Jen ey Cotton in Bronwood. Many neighbors, including Miss Mattie Walls, Miss Bertha Israel, Mrs. Carle Croxton, and Mrs. A. S. McCrea, host or visit in Smithville and nearby towns. References to travel via US 8 aboard Solace, family visits, agricultural club activities, and local skimming of society happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutishia Logan
Jeney Cotton
Bronwood
Mattie Walls
Louise McLendon
Bertha Israel
Oscar McLendon
Wright Mimbs
Carle Salter
U.S
Solace
Found Dead After Insecticide Spraying In Florida Line
Last Wednesday Mrs Brown, living on the Florida line, was found dead in her bedroom. Investigation showed the room had been sprayed with Torment the afternoon before by her son. Torment, a new insecticide from The G B Williams Company of Georgia, is marketed as deadly to flies and other pests, pleasant smelling and harmless to humans, sold in 25 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wots Brown
Florida
Toad
G. B. Williams ‘Company
Georgia
South
Whiten Floors Chemical Tip and Health Claim
A fragment advises adding two tablespoonfuls of paraffin to hot soapy floor water for whitening. It also makes health claims that 666 cures malaria Gail and Bevery, kills malaria parasite, and serves as a laxative and general tonic. The text mixes cleaning advice with unfounded medical assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Bevery
Community Notes Prompted Visits And Family News
Last Friday visitors included Mr and Mrs Arthur Andrews and Tom Christie in our community. Mrs Arthur Copeland and her child from Columbus are staying with Mr and Mrs Miss Lotte McLen don visiting Miss Mattie Walls near Dawson. Mr Griffin's son finished Pasteur treatment. Miss Mary Helen Thomas visited Miss Carolyn Knowlton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Andrews
Tom Christie
Arthur Copeland
Children of Columbus
Lotte McLendon
Mattie Walls
Dawson
Griffin
Mary Helen Thomas
Carolyn Knowlton
New Era Griffin Receives Army Honorable Discharge
Charlie D. Griffin, stationed at Lakewood New Jersey for ten months, has received an honorable discharge from the army and funeral home. Duke R. Parker, previously in France, also discharged and at home. Miss Annie Willie Morris visited Mrs. Marvin Vincent. Mrs. D. C. Griffin and Mrs. S. M. Parker hosted gatherings. Melvin Jones from DeLand Florida visited relatives in Ellaville and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie D. Griffin
Lakewood
N. J
Army and Funal
Richard Shockley
Cut Off
J. T. Morris
Annie Willie Morris
Marvin Vincent
Parker
C. N. Bailey
Bessie
Veal
Eddie Lou Parker
D. C. Griffin
S. M. Parker
Duke R. Parker
France
Melvin Jones
DeLand, Fla
Mesdames
Georgia
Louella Parker
Irene Gettys
Ellaville
666 Has More Imitations Than Any Other Chill and Fever Tonle
The fragment notes 666 possessing more imitations than rival Chill and Fever Tonle works, suggesting a comparison of copies or echoes within a catalog or culture. No clear event, date, or organization is identified in the readable text.
Local residents and visitors share weekend gatherings
Miss Leila Doster and Maude Brooks visited Miss Bessie Veal on Friday afternoon. Mrs. B. B. Parker hosted a Saturday visit with Mrs. M. Parker. Several couples, including Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Griffin, and J. P. Harrell, were guests or hosts at homes near Alban and Huntington. Multiple Parker family members spent Sunday with relatives, and others such as Bernard Bradley and the Rhodes family joined drives to Leporte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Doster
Maude Brooks
Bessie Veal
Parker
M. Parker
Charlie Griffin
Howell
M. H. Griffin
Alban
Rhodes
J. P. Harrell
Ethel Parker
Flossie
Lucile Parker
J. Q. Bray
Huntington
R. P. Parker
W. A. Parker
Harris
Bertha
Maggie Harrell
Bernard Bradley
Mr. Rhodes
Leporte
H. J. Morris
M. C. Veal
Cortez Veal
Melt Pace
Leslie
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Ida Lewis
Atlanta
W. A. McClean
M. M. Bradley
Tom Lawson
D. T. Jennings
Joe Johns
Frank Mathews
Cartersville
Roe To
George Jones
Roy Jones
Sidney Ray
Dr. Roders
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G. J. Ferguson
Thoreday
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Jackson
L. Bridges
Leslie Union School
Yer0 Pine Co
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Second St
Macon, Ga
J. CG. Holst
Insurance
Allison
Carle Croxton
McCrea
Josie’ Smith
Tampa
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Effie Cobb
A.S. McCrea
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Ralph Mc
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Macon
Bowen
Smithville
K. EB. McCrea
Frank Cobb
George Odum
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J. W. Knowlton
Walter Chappell
Amercus
Josie Smith
R| Cobb
Ethel Nicholson
Ruby McLendon
Benney Apse
Spen
Crystal Cafe
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Fordson
F. E. Matthews
Matthews
Americus Automobile Co
Evan Mathis
Fordson Tractors
Georgette Moire
Ansley
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