Preston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Preston residents share a week of social calls and travels. Mrs. Emmett Cook of Cusseta visits her mother Mrs. Emma King, while Sterling Jenking of Columbus enjoys time with brother W E Jenkins. Visitors include Lula Lowrey, B F Goss, John Ed Terry, Emmett Cartledge, and J F Lunsford. Mrs. T J Welch and Mrs. Roy Fussell visit Plains, Bessie Cato returns to Parrott, H R Belcher visits to see Major James P Waller, and Hoyl Souter recovers at home. A Times-Recorder representative will visit Preston next week to collect subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Emmett Cook
Cusseta
Emma King
Sterling Jenking
Columbus
W. E. Jenkins
Lula Lowrey
B. F. Goss
John Ed-Terry
Shellman
Emmett Cartledge
T. J. Welch
Roy Fussell
Plains
Bessie Cato
Parrott
J. F. Lunsford
Americus
John Christian
Plains Hometown Notes Highlight Local Movements and Illness
Plains Ga October notes cover Rev J B Knowles preaching funeral for Mr Rish in Coleman Miss Emmie Kate Andrews returned from Americus Master Will Thomas French to Atlanta Technological school for years Mr James Howell and family move to Plains S A Harris Buena Vista visits Plains A Dodson builds home on Alliance for daughter Mrs J H Williams Mrs Clarence Roberts hosts young people with game The Cities Refreshements Miss Florence Roberts Mrs M L Hudson returns from Thomaston Mr and Mrs R S Oliver visit Americus Lizzie McDonald and Flora Markett guests of Mrs J E French Miss Alice Williams visits and goes possum hunting Carrie Jones visits G W Timmerman John Harris of Friendship on business Mrs J Logan to Friendship Sister Mrs Wilson returns from White Springs Miss Mattie Knowles to Leslie Mrs Geo Montgomery called to Richland mother dies funeral at Macedonia cemetery Rev W W Arnold to serve Plains church next year Mrs M D Walters and Carrie visit Dawson Miss Ruth Taylor Sylvester visiting Mrs L Jennings in town J G Hollenbeck Thomasville guests of J R Logan Joe Moore returns to Rockford Illinois Sam Wise to New Orleans for study of medicine Mrs Larimore visits her former home in Lee county Annie Collum sick sister teaching in school Jenie ill with fever Belton Jennings may join drugstore near Dawson Lizzie McDonald returns to Sumter City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Hudson
Thomaston
R. S. Oliver
Americus
Flora Markett
rMs
J. E. French
Alice Williams
Ruble’ Timmerman
Carrie Jones
G. W. Timmerman
John Harris
Friendship
Logan
Baptist Church
M. D. Walters
Carrie
Dawson
Ruth Taylor
Sylvester
L. Jennings
North Georgia
Buenavista
Richland
J. G. Hollenbeck
Thomasville
J. R. Logan
Joe Moore
Rockford
Sam Wise
New Orleans
Larimore
Hardiman Clark
Clark
Lizzie McDonald
Sumter City
Surprise Smithville wedding ties town with turpentine man
In Smithville Georgia on Sunday afternoon Miss Corinne Pipkin wed Oscar J. Parrish at the Salter home with Judge G C Edwards uniting them. Parrish is a turpentine operator recently from Florida. The bride is the eldest Pipkin daughter and described as charming and accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Corinne Pipkin
Oscar J. Parrish
R. P. Salter
G. C. Edwards
Parrish
Florida
J. W. Pipkin
Margaret Burton
LaGrange
Messrs
Frank McDonald
John R. Usury
Atlanta
Tech
Mary Lizzie Ansley
Lois Tinsley Opens New Hope School With Twelve Scholars
From Our Regular Correspondent Miss Lois Tinsley opened her School at New Hope on September 14 with twelve scholars. Several joined the happy band since then. Little John Young’s school mates regret his illness. His aunt from DeSoto Mrs W B Tiner attends his sick bed. Mr Sam Terry of the Myrtle Shrines neighborhood visits relatives in DeSoto and near Leslie. Mrs Sarah Bagley of DeSoto spent last Friday with her mother and father Mr and Mrs J J Wilson. Mr and Mrs J O Dell spent last Saturday with their daughter. They were accompanied by a younger daughter Mrs A J Kemp and little daughter Cassie from Leslie who called on Mrs B T Hart. Taste Mr C A Richards Myrtle Springs visits his mother in Lee county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Tinsley
New Hope
Happy Band
Miss Tinsley
John Young
DeSoto
W. B. Tiner
Sam Terry
Myrtle Shrines
Leslie
Sarah Bagley
J. J. Wilson
J. O. Dell
A. J. Kemp
Cassie
B. T. Hart
C. A. Richards
Myrtle Springs
Nothing Equals Peru For Serious Kidney Trouble
John N. Watkins of St. Louis credits Peruna for restoring his health after asthma and kidney trouble. He and family members report strong improvements with Peruna, praising its effects and urging others to try the remedy. William Bailey of Washington also attributes recovery to Peruna after years of kidney issues.
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Peru
William Bailey
N.E
Washington, D. C
Union Veteran Legion
Labor Protective
Chicago
New York
Peruna
Cines
Andersonville Notes On Cotton And Community Life
In Andersonville Georgia on October 1 farmers are busy with cotton. Duncan of Weill Bros. bought cotton here this week. C J Clark will begin erecting the Indiana monument Thursday. Mr and Mrs Paul Easterlin welcome an eight pound boy. Calls for a Confederate monument to Capt Wirz. Local fun includes possum hunts and a growing need for a livery stable. Several new pupils join the school. Rev Edwards and Miss Hallie Underwood wed in Oglethorpe. Nearby families relocate, Mrs B F Kasterlin travels to Americus. two weddings anticipated. Visitors from Smithville Ellaville and Englishville enjoy the National Cemetery and Prison Park. James W English visits his girl in Dooly. he seems down. Mrs S C Gregory improves after illness. many folks report colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Duncan
Weill Bros
C. J. Clark
Indiana Monument
Paul C. Easterlin
Daughters of the Confederacy
Capt. Wirz
Rev. Edwards
Methodist
Hallie Underwood
Oglethorpe
B. L. Weaver
Colquit County
W. M. Rowe
B. F. Kasterlin
Americus
Maud Childers
Adams St. Station
Turner Wiggins
Prison Park
Ellaville
Englishville
James W. English
Dooly
8. C. Gregory
Ellaville Social News Highlights Oct 1
Miss Martha Davis of Woodbury visits sister Mrs. Robert Crane. Miss Irene Murray leaves for Tifton to visit brother Jake Murray. Walter Stewart returns from Atlanta. Claud Doster of Rochelle guests here Sunday. Miss Lucy Baldwin departs for Broxton to spend October with Mrs. G. R. Lewis. Mrs. E. R. Jordan returns from Buena Vista. Ed Stewart of Americus visits relatives. Rev C A Norton preaches at Methodist church on divine love. Friday auditorium recital attracts large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaville
Martha Davis
Woodbury
Robert Crane
Irene Murray
Tifton
Jake Murray
Walter Stewart
Atlanta
Claud Doster
Rochelle
Lucy Baldwin
Broxton
Buena Vista
Ed Stewart
Americus
C. A. Norton
Methodist Church
Leslie Ga. notes and social updates
Oct notices from Leslie Georgia list visits and family news. Mattle Jeff Knowles of Plains visits Misa Mae Summerford. Frank Ferguson of DeSoto joins local school. Hugh Page and Mrs. Will Willett appear in town. Mrs. Dr. Rodgers returns home. Ruth Wilson heads to Pryor reunion then Andrew College. J E B Ranen makes a business trip to Americus. Lonnie Laramore ill. GR Ferguson buys land to settle in town. A T Johnson and Lucius Harvey fish with Walter Clapton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Mattle Jeff Knowles
Plains
Misa Mae Summerford
Frank Ferguson
DeSoto
Hugh Page
Will Willett
Oklahoma
J. J. Wilson
Dr. Rodgers
Coleman
G. R. Ferguson
Ruth Wilson
Pryor
Andrew College
J. EB
Ranen
Americus
Lonnie Laramore
Ferguson
Lee County
A. T. Johnson
Lucius Harvey
Walter Clapton
Webster Go Court Meets Monday in Preston Georgia
Webster county Superior Court convenes for the fall term Monday. Grand jurors include B F Barge and J C Tullis. petit jurors list names such as D S Sherman and G M Christian. Court to receive subscriptions and church notes mention new pastor. local items report relatives visiting Athens, moves, road tax, and a potato crop update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Webster County Superior Court
B. F. Barge
Iw. BL Statum
J. C. Tullis
Jas
EB. Moore
W. J. Snellings
B. L. Kimbrough
J. A. King
J. B. Nowlen
R. E. Bridges
J. W. Big
B. F. Goss
John P. Beaty
G. A. Drew
W. T. Drew
J. W. B. Funsell
Petit Jurors
Sherman
G. M. Christian
Thos. H. Cook
A. D. Goss
M. J. Leverett
M. Cantrell
D. H. Brooks
G. BE. Dennard
C. M. Christian
John L. McGill
Dr. T.F. Harper
J. P. P. Harrell
Chas T. Mankus
R. E. L. Reddick
J. J. Jordan
W. T. Leverett
Eugene Elser
G. W. Hutcherson
H. R. Johnson
Richard H. Cosby
John D. Carnes
W. v. Burkes
O. N. Leverett
T. G. Deekle
John T. Kimball
W. C. Johnson
Zack Monkus
R. R. Bridges
J. B. Holly
NH. Gunnells
W. H. Clark
J. G. Dismukes
Eugene Pickett
W. M. L. Black
J. W. Turnipseed
Rift Farewell Sermon by Rev Marion Greer at New Hope
Rev Marion Greer preached his farewell sermon at New Hope Church in Rift on Sunday last, marking the end of his ministry there. The community reflected on his years of service and his impact on local congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rift
Marion Greer
New Hope
Baby resembles father says the mother in New York Press
A mother notes the baby’s features resemble the father, including handsome teeth and eyes. The fragment from the New York Press hints at a perception of likeness without further context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Abe
Sumter News Briefs Highlight Illnesses and Visit
Sumter correspondent reports Miss Kate Webb is ill again but hopes for a swift recovery. Mrs Anna Rodgers traveled to Americus Saturday for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
Kate Webb
Anna Rodgers
Americus
17th District Social News Report
Regular correspondent notes arrivals and visits in the 17th district. Mr. B. B. Williams welcomes a baby boy last Thursday. J T Israel of Quincy, Ill., visited his mother Dr J G Israel and returns home Monday. J T Israel and K P Israel traveled to Terrell Sunday. O A Turner H W Wiggins G W Wiggins and M S Childs of Adams Station with Stella Turner Bessie Salter Emma and Ellie Wiggins went to Andersonville Saturday afternoon returning that night. they report a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
J. 'T. Israel
Quincy
J.G. Israel
Tombie
J.T. Israel
K P. Israel
Terrell
O. A. Turner
H. W. Wiggins
G. W. Wiggins
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H. R. Belcher
Vienna
Jas. P. Waller
H. M. Little
Maud Stokes
Will
Times-Recorder
Superior Co
County
Ting
Ouree
J. A. Harris
Macon
Mumford Orphan's Home
T. J. Mills
Rela
John N. Watkins
St. Louis, Mo
Shenandoah Ave
St. Louis
Mr.w.f. Clow
John N.watkins
G. R. Lewis
E. R. Jordan
Webster
GOURT
Superior Court
P. C. Mathews
Irena
Athens
G. W. Cumbers
Holland
Turpentine
Curtis ‘Williams
B. L. Bothwell
A. B. Jones
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