Local Residents Have Weekend Gatherings and Visits
A roundup lists numerous visits and travels among Macon Columbus Atlanta Covington Fort Valley and Butler. Names include George Goddard Annie Powell Laurice Aultman Richard Parks Roy Jones Ed Goddard Lawrence Cook and others as they spend time with relatives attend funerals or travel to St Simons and Jacksonville.
Taylor Mill Sunday School Social at Park
Taylor Mill Women and Men Sunday School classes met at the park Friday at 7 30 pm for a social with grilled hamburgers hot dogs chips and iced tea. Attendees included many couples and families such as Mr and Mrs Coleman Hinton Mr and Mrs James Anderson Mr and Mrs Gordon Lane and Patty Mrs Eunice Crooke Mr and Mrs Herman Lavender Mr and Mrs William Roberson Mrs Troy Gosnell and Stephanie and others.
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Taylor Mill
The
Park
Coleman Hinton
James Anderson
J. W. Windham
Rex. MclInvale
Card of Thanks from Laurice Aultman
Laurice Aultman expresses gratitude for support during recent illness in Macon Hospital. She thanks friends for deeds of kindness flowers cards and prayers and notes she is home and feeling fine. May God bless you all.
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Macon
Laurice Aultman
Local residents visit kin and friends across Georgia
Howard area residents frequent relatives in Parrot Ozark Atlanta Milledgeville and Columbus. Visitors include Mrs Cammon and Miss Mary Lou Averett. the Browns Ficklings and Martins. Rev. Coffee and O M Martin. Leonard Parker. E H Perkins Martha and Virginia Perkins. Patricia Brown. Carl Brown. Day family new to the community. Edward Daniel of Gulfport in Macon for his son John’s illness and recovery.
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R. O. Cannon
Parrot
Don Mathews
Tifton
Cammon
Mary Lou Averett
Charles Fickling
Steve
Florida
Joe Brown
R. L. Brown
Ozark
Ala
W. D. Martin
Martin
J. E. Brown
Waverly Hall
E. H. Perkins
Martha
Virginia Perkins
Waynesboro
F. L. Means
James Brown
Patricia Brown
Columbus
Carl Brown
Macon
Central Railway
Edward Daniel
Gulfport
Miss
John
Harry Flowers
Community Notes From Mauk and Nearby
Robert Woodall attended FFA Camp near Covington last week. Several local families hosted visits and Sunday dinners including the Wallers Purvises Hill and Rustins with friends in Sylvester and Dacula Florida. Mrs J L Rustin hospital stay for eye surgery is noted with well wishes.
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Robert Woodall
FFA
Covington
Robert Waller
Linda
Coy Williams
Randy
RE. D. Waller
Cleatons Hill
Brannon Montgomery
Dora Purvis
Tommy Watson
Waycross
Sidney Rustin
Boss Wall
Lamar
A. F. McMillan
Dacula
Fla
J. L. Rustin
Columbus
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits Across County
Thomaston residents and relatives are listed visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns. Multiple dinners and Sunday gatherings include the Eubanks Chapman Bone Locke Kirksey and other families with travel to Butler Macon Warner Robins Reynolds and Ft Valley. Judy Eubanks returns home recovering from surgery.
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Z. L. Perdue
Thomaston
Joe Eubanks
Hugh Bone
Homer Chapman
Morrison Chapman
Wayne
Bertha Hinton
Eva Joiner
Butler
Woodard Peterman
Guy Peterman
Alfred Taunton
Bill Lail
Howard Kirksey
A. J. Engram
Forsyth
J. R. Locke
B. F. Kirksey
Dennis Peterman
Ft. Valley
Roswell Locke
Tim Locke
Darby Kirksey
Warner Robins
Donald Daye
Durward Gaultney
Jessee Pitts
Taylor Mill
Robert Butler
Macon
Jean Brackin
Birmingham
H. A. Locke Jr
Gill
Leon Gill
F. H. Johnson
Herman
Hawkinsville
Jennie Raburn
Judy
John
Clyde Walker
Judy Eubanks
Sams Hospital
Reynolds
LaGrange Student Wins Joy Elmer Morgan Award
Elizabeth Goldwire of LaGrange daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Goldwire has won the Joy Elmer Morgan Award given annually to the U S student who contributed most to Future Teachers of America She is a senior at Lander College Greenwood S C and has been president of Future Teachers in South Carolina for the last two years.
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LaGrange
Elizabeth Goldwire
J. P. Goldwire
Joy Elmer Morgan
U.S
Future Teachers of America
Miss Goldwire
Lander College
Greenwood
S. C
Future Teachers
South Carolina
Georgia Confederate widows receive $266,200 in pensions
Georgia paid 278 widows of Confederate soldiers $266,200 in pensions during the fiscal year just ended, according to a state audit. The total was nearly $30,000 under last year’s amount, while the Department of Confederate Pensions employed four people with a payroll of $12,550.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Department of Confederate Pensions
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Civic Improvement Club of
George Goddard
Annie L. Powell
Richard Parks
Roy Jones
Jacksonville
Ed Goddard
Lawrence Cook
Indian Springs
R. J. Taylor
D. T Montfort
Rudolph Childres
Mrs
Ernest Childres
al Kunze
Orlando, Fla
A. M. Carter
Walter Horton
Walter
Hariette Casey
Addie Hammock
Ruth Nelson
M. G Gilreath
Florine English
J. M. Weaver
Miriam Wright
Frank Jamison
Judy Maddox
Margarete Woods
Mrs. Beall
Natalie
Eric Newsome
Louise Neisler
John King
A. Koplin
A. S. James
Will Lowe
Roberta
Indiana
Billy Neisler
Mrs. Verlyn Slaton
Miss Sally Horton
Mrs. C. H. Horton
Minnie Harris
Jack Harris
Stevie Dodd
Willie Suggs
Mrs. Hendley Saunders
Charleston, S. C
Mrs. Henney Saunders
Sydney Bryan
Sonny Shealy
Sylvia Tabor
St. Simons
Maude Brewer
J. B. Goodwin
Clyde Brewer
Isole Jarrell of
Roy Brewer
R. E. Aultman
Marion Payne
Grace Doyle
Grocers
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. T. Shealy
Gann Nelson
Henry Hobbs
H. T. Harris Jr
S. S
H. Goddard & Son
Reynolds, GA
Woodmen
Thomas E. Tante
Life Insurance Society
Farnam Street
Omaha 2
Nebraska
Howard News
Leonard Parker
Milledgeville
H L. P. Parker
Harold Brown
Mauk News
Mr. Pisgah News
Grand Theatre
Rod Cameron
Johnny Stool Pigeon
Sterling Hayden
Vera Ralston
Light For
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Flint Electric
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