Local Society Notes from Smithville and Nearby Towns
Mrs Cleveland Gouldman of Birmingham visits Miss Pearl Hale. Maggie McManus heads to Macon for weeks with relatives. Mrs J G Pruitt and two Misses of Leeaturg guests of Mr Bob McKinney. Mrs C G Goneke visits Albany relatives. Mrs C C Ansley and Miss Elna Hyans with friends in Dawson. Embroidery Club enjoyed by Mrs F P Love at her parents home. Mrs H E McKinney and Miss Latelle Cochran visiting Mrs F in Seaile. Miss Ethel McManus leaves for Forsyth to resume Bee Lie Tift College studies. Rev T R McMichael of Gaston visits with daughter Mrs B McAtee. Mrs T C Edwards visiting Macon friends for two weeks. Mrs C E Welland and children of Albany spent weekend with sister Mrs G A Sapp. Tom Yarbrough of Cuthbert visits sister Mrs J L Wells. W F McAfee leaves for Atlanta for a week at Robinsons sanitarium.
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Smithvile
Cleveland Gouldman
Birmingtan
Miss Pea
Hale Dirs
Maggie McManus
Macon
J. G. Pruitt
Mitvesone
Toe and
Garnett
Leeaturg
Iis
McKinney
C. G. Goneke
Albany
C. C.ansiey
Elna Hyans
Wu Dawson
Embroidery Club
F. Py Love
T. Q Burton
H. E. McKinney
Latelle Cochran
Janes
Seaile
Ethel McManus
Forsyth
Beesie Tift College
T. R.iMcMichael
Gaston
B. McMcAtee
T. C. Edwards
C. E. Welland
R , Alster
G. A. Sapp
W. E. Monroe
Portamost
Gus Burkette
Tlie
Katie
J. R. Cobb
Tom Yarbrough
Cuthbert
J. L. Wells
W. F. McAfee
Nix
Atlanta
Robinson's
Webster County Metropolis Notes and Obituaries
In Webster County Preston Georgia on September 14 a report of Mrs Ara Stevens leaving for Meridian Mississippi to place her children in schools and join a matron post appears. The community mourns the loss of Mrs W H Cosby with her death at home after a sudden illness. Several local residents visit and travel, including Mrs Jenking and Mrs Covington visiting Jenkins home. Numerous locals are mentioned visiting, returning, or traveling, with names including Mrs W N Fussell, Mr Coob Tharpe, Mrs Macke Tharpe, Mrs Alex Cobb, Miss Thelma Williams, Mrs S C Jepkins, Miss Mar Covington, Miss Vesta Tharpe, and others. Families and neighbors express sympathy and share social visits at various homes and schools in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hi Cosby
Lome
Re. Cosby
Milan
Coob Tharpe
Lebsburg
Nix
Mas. Macke Tharpe
Alex Cobb
Ing
Vidalia
Tallly
Florent Stapleton
Cusseta
Thelma Williams
Macon
J. J. Horn
8. C. Jepkins
Mar’ Covington
Emma King
Vesta Tharpe
Plains
Weston News Briefs From Our Regular Correspondent
Weston Ga September notes report cotton damage from hall beating and staining. Local visits include Rev and Mrs Joptha Cauley and daughter from Blakely staying with Mrs Cauley s parents. Floretta Williams of Columbus a guest of Mrs A W Elliott this week. W R Arnold moved to Milan to work for Seaboard Railway. Mrs Cobb of Preston visiting daughter Mrs W J McDaniel. C V Jones of Stewart county visiting his mother. W H King and three children guests of relatives. W W Simmons called to Bridgeboro to see Tom Simmons now improving. L J Passmore business visitor to Dawson. Bob McCollum, artist of Dawson, visited his mother near Weston. Dr Gay Lansford visited Dawson on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Joptha Cauley
Blakely
W. R. Arnold
Milan
Bridgeboro
Tom Simmons
L. J. Passmore
Dawson
Bob" McCollum
Gay Lansford
Cotton picking progresses in Bronwood area
Bronwood Georgia September 13 reports cotton picking moving quickly though little to harvest locally. Several friends and relatives dined with Mr and Mrs Clanto Rainey Sunday. Tempe Turner visited sister Anna Tavis over the weekend. J C Turner and family spent the weekend with relatives in Sumter's Seventeenth district. Ethel Cannon visited sister C C Turner and returned home Wednesday. Arthur Por gis and family from America spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Jim Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronwood
Clanto Rainey
Tempe Turner
Wekend
Anna Tavis
J. C. Turner
Sumter
Ethel Cannon
C. C. Turner
Arthur Porgis
America
Jim Paris
Local Social Notes From Gemini Georgia Sept 14
Miss Lily Bell Pennington is on the sick list this week. Miss Annie Pennington receives a visitiation in Americas this week. Mrs. Pink Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Finch and Misses Annie Willie Finch Maryelia Finch and Annie Pennington attended a singing in Andersonville Friday. Annie Willie Finch visits relatives in Andersonville. Alice Williams and Ethel Carter shopped in Americus Wednesday. E. W. Strange couple visited Leslie and Americus last week. Fead Willame of Buena Vista visited relatives here. Ruth Wall and Naomi Tondee left for Milledgeville to enter college. Lucile Lindsay visits relatives at Plains. Laura Mauk visits Agena Vista to see her son. Curtis Baldwin of Daviston spending time in the area with relatives. Mrs. H. S. Lindsay leaves to visit Macon and Milledgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enavne
Susie Beckham
Lucy Baldwin
Imogene Seara
Minnie Royal
Mae Stewart
Fleasie Eason
Willie Mitcham
Nolan Strange
Mbraty
Strange
Elow
Mary Strange
W. D. Murray
Broxton
Americus
Bilaville
W. E
Buena Vista
Missy May Willismeom
Atlanta
Janie Dell McCrory
Leland
Fla
Ogethorpe
Idus McKellar
Anna Belle McCrory
St. Mary's
R. E. Bakey
Americas
Robert Perry
Andrew
Ideal
Minnie Cheney
Elaville
Montezuma
Willie Whitehead
Waverly Hall
Sid Baiaden
Bert Murphy
Ymogené
Lightner
Rudolph Woods
Dawson
Dixon
Anera Vista
Fort Stewart
Macon
J." Stewart
J. M. Cook
P. C. Barkley
Alice Boyd
Amer
Gemini
Lily Bell Pennington
Annie Pennington
Pink Smith
Hite
Alice Willams
Ethel Carter
E. W. Strange
Leslie
Fead Willame
Fuena Vista
Ruth Wall
Naomi Tondee
G. N
Milledgevile
Schoo
Mas Lucile Lindsay
Plamns
Laura Mauk
Agena Vista
Curtis Baldwin
Daviston
Lindsay
Milledgeville
Alma
Williams Cross Roads School Opens With Large Attendance
Seventeenth District reports the Williams Cross Roads school opening last Monday with higher attendance than before. Miss Louis May Yarbrough of Springdale teaches. News notes include Elllie Wiggins recovering from illness, travel by B B McCrea to Tifton, and visits among local families. Emma Wiggins returned from Rift house party. Annie Jones resumes studies at G N and I College in Milledgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Cross Roads
Loluis May Yarbrough
Springdale
Ellie Wiggins
B. B. McCrea
Tifton
Mya. G. M. Israel
J. A. Mills
J. C. Tedder
Dawson
Messrs
Pierce
Jessie Jones
Agriculture College
American
Emma Wiggins
Rift
Suggs
Annie Jones
Millidgeville
G. N. Andl. College
Second Dose Relieves Infant Illness After Teething Powders
A parent recalls giving two boxes of Dodson's Teeth ing Powders to a baby with severe distress and irritated bowels. After the second dose, the child improved dramatically, with four notable changes observed and the infant completely well after using two boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Rural Hill notes from Berg Hill correspondence
Berg Hill September reports visits by Will Wise family to Murray Dillard home near Midway and J L McGill of Plains visiting W P McGill. Ben West family with Groza Cato. Jenale Cark and children return from two-year visit near Melga Gord. A thunderstorm injures Mr G W Dillard property and hay stack. Lita Ming visits Ed Jackson near Plains. G W Dillard travels to American Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg Hil
Will Wise
Murray Dillard
Midway
J. L. McGill
Plains
W. P. McGill
Ben West
Familly
Sanday
Groza Cato
Jenale Cark
Hays
Melga
Gord
G. W) Dillard
Lita Ming
Ed Jackson
G. W. Dillard
American
Cut Off Church Services Highlight Local Visitations
Regular correspondent notes Rev J A Elmore preached at Br John s Lutheran church with Rev Charles Phillips visiting from Plains amid protracted services. Local residents J M L Wicker of Montezuma and R J Holloway visited relatives, Arthur Greene from Fields attended, Pail Joiner of Macon spent time here. Mrs S G Joiner traveled to America for ear surgery and Miss Pearl Wicker and her mother visited this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
Br. John's Lutheran Church
Charles Philips
Plains
Visting
J. M. L. Wicker
Montezuma
R. J. Holloway
EB. W Coker
Arthur Greene
Fields
Peruna remedy praised for catarrh cure in newspaper reads
Patient testimonials from Ma Ma and Ohio report relief from chronic nasal congestion and headache after using Peruna tonics. A Moline writer credits the treatment with complete cure after long suffering and social embarrassment.
New Era News and Social Visits at Salem
From Our Regular Worredponachto New Era dated Sept 14 Rev Willie Hill held a two day sermon in Salem. Visitors Harris Frazier and Buster Williams came from near Huntington to Mr Tom Grant’s home Sunday. Mrs Mollie Harris and daughter Beulah stayed with Mrs R P Parker. Mrs J B Griffin returned to Atlanta after a week with local relatives. Mrs C P Parker and Mrs M C Veal spent Sunday with sister Mrs Gertrude Cary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hill
Salem
Harris Frazier
Buster Williams
Huntington
Tom Grant
Mollie. Harris
Miay Beulah
R. P. Parker
J. B. Griffin
Unclear historic note on Mims corner and pecan growth
Fragmentary text discusses a proposed brick block at Mims corner and opposition branding. Mentions Jazzard Roost class and Sunter county near pecan industry leadership in Geo gia. Phrases about people becoming smaller as we get closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims
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