Remembering a precious angel in May
In memory of a baby who died at Mrs. Mattie Perkins home on May 22, the beloved infant rests in Heaven beyond sorrow. Aunt IVA MATTHEWS TURNER writes of grief and faith as the community notes services and fellow townsfolk visit and comfort the bereaved mother. Numerous local names appear in a Wesely news roundup of visits, church attendance, and community events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Perkins
Jesus
Iva Matthews
Howard Happenings in Columbus and Nearby Visits
Mr. and Mrs. J A Buckner spent Monday in Columbus. Mrs. W H Smith and children of Eatonton visit Mrs. S H Peterman. Mrs. Viola Hill returns from Fort Valley. Miss Mae Vanlandingham returns from Wadley. Miss Pearl Adams of Wesley visits Mrs. W B Adams. Mr. and Mrs. A H Sealy host Mrs H K Sealy and her son from Reynolds and Mrs J H Wilson near Savannah. Mrs. Slaton of Cobb visits daughter Mrs Lewis Hill. Miss Velma Putman stays with aunt Mrs A F Fain. Mr. Bob Montgomery and family of Mauk visit Eng land family. Mrs. Annie Warren of Cobb spends week here. Miss Jewel Irwin of Mauk visits sister Mrs J B Jones. Rev. and Mrs Johnson of Hamilton visit Rev. and Mrs W E Hightower. Fred Vanlandingham returns from Milledgeville. Mesdames A C Irvin, J B Jones, L E Pickard and Miss Frances Pickard guest of Mrs H N Culver. Mr. Harris Sealy with Miss Mildred Brown spend weekend in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . A. Buckner
Columbus
W. H. Smith
Eatonton
S. H. Peterman
Viola Hill
Fort Valley
Mae Vanlandingham
Wadley
Pearl Adams
Wessley
W.B. Adams
A. H. Sealy
H. K. Sealy
Little Son
J. B. Jones
Johnson
Hamilton
W. E. Hightower
Fred Vanlandingham
Milledgeville
A. C. Irvin
J. B Jones
L. E. Pickard
Frances Pickard
H. N. Culver
Self-control Duty and Conscience Quote
A brief reflective note attributes Plutarch to the emperor Trajan urging command of temper and passions as the foundation of government. The passage emphasizes self-control, duty, and conscience as guiding principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Trajan
Daviston Dots: Miss Louise Haywood Returns Home
Miss Louise Haywood returns to Five Points after a pleasant week with her cousin Miss Estelle Parker. The text mentions Misses Alice Parker and Lov continues the report on local social visits and household news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise*Haywood
Estelle Parker
Farm for sale help from C M Montgomery Reynolds Ga
Want to sell your farm at a good price. I may have many buyers and can review land at no cost. See me to discuss terms before selling. Don’t accept others price. List with me to get YOUR price. C M Montgomery Reynolds Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jty
Taylor County
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Myrtice Rodgers
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B. J Willis
Bennie Lee
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A.A Shirley
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I. N. Wainwright
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IB. F. Moore
Gl R Rodgers
Imr
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W. A. Moore
Ollie Wainwright
L. J. Wainwright
R. A. Spillers
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Elbert Posey
Nora Waters
B. H. Bazemore
Clarence Lumpkin
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J. H. Adams
Mattie Lee
Lucy Wade
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Mrt Heath
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J. A. Heath
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Mr. W. D. Parker
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J. T. Parker
A. T and
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Union
C. C. Heath
J. R. Pound
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O. M. Bazemore
R. A. Spinks
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Liziie Baldwin
Cress
W . E. Hightower
Howard
Walter Caldwell
J H Adams
Herman Amos
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Will Jarrell
W. A. Spinks
Lathem Waters
Pine Grove
Jewell Adams
Gladys Haywood
Jessie Heath
Maude Amos
Katet Smith
Eliabeth Sealy
Annie Bell Spinks
D. N. Sealy
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C. M. Montgomery
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