Weekend Socials Across Baldwinville And Nearby Towns
Annie Hill Howard and Master Robert Martin and Charles Martin of Baldwinville visited Mrs. O M Martin. W C Childs of Macon visited Mrs J K Adams and Miss Mattie Adams and Mrs J H Brown. The Parks and Browns hosted family and friends from Augusta Columbus and Dawson in weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hill
Robert
Charles Martin
Baldwinville
O. M. Martin
W. C. Childs
Macon
J. K. Adams
Mattie Adams
J. H. Brown
Wekend
Ellis Pike
Carson Parks
Lige Parks
J. M. Brown
Leonard King
Augusta
Ann Hiscock
Orlando
Fla
Nannie Martin
Cecil Renfroe
Susan
C. M. Renfroe
Marilou Averett
Ouida Cannon
Dawson
Carl Brown
C. C. Clarke
Howard
Jack Culverhouse
Sammie Edwards
Rod Brown
Thomasville
Mildred Sealy
Frances Sealy
Doris Culverhouse
Lola Edwards
Barn Fire Destroys Livestock On Bateman Farm Near Byron
Eight mules, 14 hogs, and 700 bushels of corn burned in a large Bateman farm barn near Byron on Wednesday night. Firemen found the barn already a mass of flames. Officials could not determine the fire's origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Valley
Bateman
Byron
Mauk area social notes show wide family visits
The column lists visits and stays across Mauk and nearby towns. Belle Lawhorn visits Rev. Carl Lawhorn in Waresboro while Ruby Elrod and Carol Jane Waller spend time with relatives in Macon and Atlanta. Other locals host visitors from Butler, Junction City, Columbus, Reynolds and Thomaston. A sick grandson, Donald Sighnote, shows slight improvement amid family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lawhorn
Carl Lawhorn
Waresboro
Ruby Elrod
Macon
Carol Jane Waller
Atlanta
W. D. Gill
Junction City
J. L. Anthony
J. W. Lancaster
Jean and
Lewis
Mildred Woodall
Marvin Fuller
Tazewell
A. ©. Montgomery
Herman Montgomery
Little Son
Columbus
Fred Johnson
F. Peterman
Clarence Whitley
Charley Wall
Moore
D. C
Ida Wall
Joe Wilder
Claude Miller
Ellaville
Lakeland
Fla
Charles F. Wall
Covington
C. L. Wall
Pinehurst
Tom Hughes
David Parker
Thomaston
J. H. Turner
Laura Montgomery
Wood
Reynolds
Clyde Whitley
Baby
Olin Whitley
Lewis Cromer
N. C. Cromer
Ideal
Donald Sighnote
B. S. Parker
Buena Vista
Thelma McEimurray
Weekend Gatherings Report From Crowell Notes
Crowell social notes list visits and weekend stays by Saunders Mosley Philman Windham Neisler and others. Families such as O Neals Barbours Goodwins McCrarys and Fullers are cited with attendances at Union preaching a Rose Show in Thomasville and travel to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Saunders
L. T
Marjory of Maccon
Lee Mosley
R. L. Philman
L. T. Peed
Union
J. W. O'Neal
Walter Ae
Mabel Parr
Butler
Cliff Windham
J. H. Windham
D.E. Byrd
Thomasville
Virgina Philman
Rheba Windham
Martha Cocke
Josephine Culverhouse
Macon
Etny Windham
Ruth Neisler
Es Helen
Janie Neisler
Roy Emerson
Reynolds
Timothy Hartman
Florence O'Neal
H.L. Mosley
Ghostson Saunders
C. D. Lucas
Mack
Peggy
C. B. Byrd
Jenny Alice Young
Robert Barbour
Ft. Valley
J. B. Goodwin
C. J. McCrary
Marvyn
Ala
Barnard Fuller
Atlanta
Eunice Fuller
al Fehring
Sammie McCrary
Co. J. McCrary
J. B. Goodman
Community summer af fair planned at various homes
The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Waller hosted an event Friday night. Attendees agreed to hold a monthly community af fair during the summer at different homes, with the next gathering at Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jinks on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Waller
R. M. Jinks
Funding Bonds for Jeff Davis County Proposed Amendment
Governor Talmadge proclaims a 1941 Georgia constitutional amendment to authorize Jeff Davis County to issue Funding Bonds to retire warrant indebtedness and then operate on a cash basis. The measure, submitted for ratification at the June 3 1941 general election, covers bond terms, tax provisions, and authority for fiscal control and checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Jeff Davis County
State of Georgia
Executive Department
General Assembly
Jeff Davis
Banda
State of
Eugene Talmadge
Pace Urges Georgia Switch from Cotton to Peanuts
Representative Steve Pace urges Georgia farmers to ratify the peanut control plan and plant peanuts instead of cotton. The plan sets a minimum Georgia peanut acreage and guarantees a price above 260 per ton, with flexibility to grow more acres as long as surplus peanuts go to oil. Pace predicts Georgia shifts to oil crops and livestock, boosting crushing prices and reducing need for government purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Georgia
Steve Pace
D. Ga
Congress
Pace
Americas Ballpark
Britain
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Crowell
General Electric
General Electric Thrift
G. H. Goddard Reynolds
Randall Evans, JR
House
Joe Boone
Charles D. Redwine
Senate
Lindley W. Camp
John B. Wilson
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