Pryor reunion marks Leslie visit and town news
Leslie Georgia October event reports the Pryor reunion at H. G. Pryor home with a large family and friends. News notes include C. E. Lockett visiting from Tifton, Guy Morgan from Vienna, Ruth and Mattie Wilson returning from Andrew College and Wesleyan, Dr. A. J. Kemp in Americus, and several local trips and lectures. Mattie Estelle Laramore is ill with slow fever. Mabel Dell to teach at Tomsborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Pryor
G. Pryor
C. E. Lockett
Tifton
Guy Morgan
Vienna
Ruth Wilson
Andrew College
Mattie Wilson
Wesleyan
Pryor Pena
A. J. Kemp
Americus
Stella Wade
Annie Clare Ranen
Annie Lee Johnson
Huntington
Cook
Hardware
Will Wilson
Milledgeville
Leon Griffin
Lonnie Laramore
J. L. Bradley
Hot Springs
Ark
T. J. Wade Mae
Chas, Lane
Mattie Estelle Laramore
Marila Jenkins
Nona Deriso
Mabel Dell
Tomsborough
Ellaville Social Notes From Our Regular Correspondent
Ellaville Ga Oct 6 regulars report Mrs Susie Smith and Mrs C A Norton will attend the W C T U State Convention in Macon. Miss Mary Hornady of Dawson visits relatives. Miss Lucile Lindsay returns Friday from Atlanta and Macon. Seah Williams of Buena Vista spent Sunday here. Miss Julia Peacock of Douglasville visits Miss Maude Williamson. Mrs H Williams and Mrs F A Collins will visit Montezuma this week. Miss Addie Oliver of Columbus visits Mrs Jones. Mrs Robert Hill Strange and Mrs Claude Baldwin plan a Friday trip to Butler. Harry Few days in Ellaville this week. Frances Stewart visits relatives here. S C Collins spent Sunday at home. Miss Martha of Woodbury leaves for Americus. Andrews Chapel hosts a series of meetings led by Rev C A Norton and Rev P H Crumpler with Miss Jessie Daniel as guest of Mrs Tom MI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaville
Susie Smith
C. A. Norton
Macon
Mary Hornady
Dawson
Lucile Lindsay
Atlanta
Seah Williams
Buena Vista
Ellaville
Julia Peacock
Douglassville
Maude Williamson
H. ¥. Williams
F. A. Collins
Mortezuma
Addie
Oliver
Columbus
Jones
Robert Hill Strange
Claude Baldwin
Butler
Harry
Ellswille
Frances Stewart
iFrom
Smithville
W. H. Lunsford
Messrs
Berry Jones
Tifton
Geo. Jones
Jacksonville
Fla
Homer Smith
Cordele
Will Belle
A. C. Belle
Mercer Bartlett
Richland
Irwin
Doran
Emma Atkins
Americus
Mras H. J. Fite
Sarah
C. C. Ansley
Mary Helle Stallings
Americia
Will Richardson
Pearl Hale
Albany
Bruner
Johnson and Turpin
Leesburg
Susan Belle
Lizzie
Elma Evans
Edna Booker
B. P. Love
Central Railroad
Og, N. Mathis
Edison
Banders
Gainaville
Blanche Pryor
Sheppard Pryor
Aew
J. A. Crosby
Livingstone
W. A. Mason and Son
Herbert
Ernest Simpson
Walter Cowart
Pete Goodroe
W. Statham
Crawford
Wheatley
Eatley
Eb.b. Coors
R. McMichael
Dot Edwards
Cut Off News Roundup From Our Regular Pondent
Octo ber harvests ease labor as farmers prepare for winter. Rev W C Frances preached and Emma Darby and Mrs PinkSmith visited Andersonville. Mrs Sarah Vickers is ill. A runaway buggy accident near church injured several. Wicker Pennington family hosted relatives. many townsfolk met at the school site to discuss a new building. Will Jordan of Ocilla works for W T Coker. J M L Wicker of Montezuma visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Darby
Pink Smith
Andersonville
Sarah Vickers
Wicker Pennington
P. N. Pennington
T. J. Wicker
Adderson
Earnest Holloway
Lou Holloway
Mithias Bedenbaugh
Green
Irs
M. F. Pennington
le Migs
Lillian
Barrows Lane
Sarah Wicker
Willie Jordan
Ocilla
W.T. Coker
J. M. L. Wicker
Montezuma
Trent
Rela
McNeely Family and Beloved Baptism Draw Crowd in Andersonville
In Andersonville on October 4 a large crowd attended a baptism at the church following visits by Miss Ola McNeely and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Pennington hosted a gathering at the home of their father, W. T. Coker, while Viola Parker spent Sunday with friends after visiting Isa Ola McNeely who returned to Andersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola McNeely
C. Pennington
W. T. Coker
Shany Viola Parker
Andersonville
Isa Ola McNeely
E. E
Bapmatt
For Sale Miscellaneous R C Rhode ne Cockerell for sale
Sale notice lists various items including a Rhode roosters and a cockerel for sale at a fair price. It appears as a brief local classifieds fragment offering miscellaneous goods for sale with no full details or contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Rhode
Andersonville Regulars Note Local Moves and Visits
Andersonville, Ga with Oct 6 notes: J S Johnson went to Americus on business. P C Easterlin and mother visited Americus. A F Hodges to Americus. Mixy Ada English with relatives in Americus. Dr and Mrs T P Bell move to New Orleans. R L English of Maxade and family as guests. W B Harden of Amsterdam visiting. M H Campbell of Moultrie plans to move to Andersonville. T N Dunn recovering from fever. Ida Dunne moves stock to Bell building. J S Johnson remodels storehouse. to open general store with son C A Johnson. W E Mathews returns to resume work on Easterlin residence. C M English of Englishville buys Andersonville Telephone Exchange. Mary Elizabeth Easterlin hosts fourth birthday party. B F Easterlin and Aubry Earl visit. J G Feagin in Americus on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
J. S. Johnson
Americus
P. C. Easterlin
A. F. Hodges
Mixy Ada English
Americas
T. P. Bell
New Orleans
R. Ll. English
Maxade
Joel W. Engliab
W. B. Harden
Amsterdam
M. H. Campbell
Moultrie
D. A. Bagley
T. N. Dunn
C. M. English
Englishville
W. C. Easterlin
J. G. Feagin
Webster Superior court opens in Preston with heavy docket
Judge Z A Littlejohn presides the fall Webster Superior Court in Preston Georgia as civil cases are set for Wednesday and most criminal business likely Thursday. The dense docket suggests many continuances. Local residents and visitors, including Masons, Mr J A Reeves and others, are noted in social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Z. A. Littlejohn
Webster Superior Court
Masons
M. B. Lunsford
Guy Lansford
Sylvester
Sallie Thornton
Buena Vista
John King
Anabel Kidd
Americus
G. E. Thornton
J. W. Bell
Richland
Jac. A. Reeves
Williamsburg
Plains Fourth Quarterly Meeting Ends Yearly Work
The Plains charge held its fourth quarterly meeting on October 2-3 with Rev. J. B. Johnstone presiding. Delegates from all churches attended as officers were installed for the next year. Reports showed a creditable church year, with Rev. Johnstone delivering three sermons. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted, including Miss Camilla Boyd, Wynona Lewis, and families from Americus, Sumter, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plais
Plains
J. B. Johnstone
Americus
Johnstone
Epworth League
J. M. Austin
Seymour Evans
Winona Evans
J. H. Whitehead
Waverly Hall
R. B. Evans
J. A. McDonald
H. T. Bradley
Luther Glaze
Leslie
Camilla Boyd
James Graham
Rodolph Logan
Jacksonville
Fla
Ph. Logan
Mesara
Hardeman Clark
Bowman Wise
New Orleans
Tulane University
Edmund Oliver
Americas
Wynona Lewis
Johnson
D. C
Eddie
Jessie Walters
New Point
M. L. Hudson
J. F. Cato
Thomaston
North
South Carolina
J. C. Caughman
Cottondale
Nathan Murrey
Gordon Hays
Percy
Smithville Mourns Loss Of Mrs W H Lunsford
Smithville Ga October reports the death of Mrs W H Lunsford at her home last Saturday. She was a devoted Christian and trusted mother and friend whose passing casts gloom over church and town. The obituary notes her steady light at home and lists attendees at her funeral and numerous visitors in the following days.
Bancroft oats for sale at Chambliss warehouse
W. B. Hays of Americus announces a lot of fine clean oats for sale at the warehouse of Mr. J. L. Chambliss. The oats are clear of ale and weed seed. Sale is open to interested buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Oats
J. L. Chambliss
W. B. Hays
Americus
Seventeenth District Notes and Local Visits
From Our Regular Correspondent J K Sims of Smithville spent Sunday afternoon in our community. R P Israel G W Wiggins Jr and R H Turner visited Bottaford last Sunday afternoon. Rev Eley of Brinnon preached at the Freewill Baptist church Sunday. Mrs M A Turner has been ill but is improving. Reports say Hebron will have no services next Saturday and Sunday due to many Associa members. Wiegins spent last Thursday in Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth District
J. K. Sims
Smithville
R. P. Israel
G. W. Wiggins, Jr
R. H. Turner
Bottaford
H. Eley
Brinnon
Freewill Baptist
M. A. Turner
Hebron
Wiegins
Platns
Joyner’s Shoes Offers Star Brand Family Footwear
Joyner’s advertises fall and winter shoes including Star Brand and Star Calf lines. It promotes infant, children, school, work and men’s leather footwear with prices from 50 cents to 4 dollars and notes a sale on old center seam pants coats and heavy fleeced undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyner
Goat Suits in a Wide Range of Colors and Prices
A local advertisement promotes Goat Huls offering a great variety of Goat Suits in colors and shades. Prices range from seven fifty to twenty six dollars, inviting customers to inspect the merchandise.
We Have the Most Complete Line of Dry Goods
The ad touts a full range of dry goods with prices tied to eight and a half cents cotton. It promises savings on purchases, aiming to attract shoppers with a broad stock and cost efficiency.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Frances
Macon County
Ely
Siaeli
Drugginta
Warren Street
New York
Mir
Dresser
Stein-Bloch
London
Rylander Shoe Co
Clothiers
Joyner’s
Lartins
Bernardo
Sensation
Conte
Mels Underwear
W.A. Joyner
Cotton
Weler
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