Local visitations and guests in Statesboro area
Miss Eliza Liffey of Statesboro visited home folks Sunday. The Mathews family and Sealy relatives visited in Roberta and Howard Sunday afternoon. Embry family guests in Newnan. Minnie Hinton of Montezuma staying with the Hintons. Jernigan family weekend at Powellton. Mrs. E A Hollis visiting Five Points. E T Seay of Swainsboro visited family Saturday night and Sunday. E P Hodges at American Legion Convention in Albany. Childres and James spent Sunday at Garden Valley. Elizabeth McKinley of Powellton visiting her sister Jeraigan. Lovins family and son visiting Mrs Lovins' mother. Herman and A G Hicks families visiting Columbus. Lewis Cooks in Savannah caring for ill mother. Suggs, Jarrells and Jarrell’s relatives in Macon. Stowe and Joe Miner from Kings Mountain, NC, visiting Neisler. Bessie Mae Sarrell hosted Martha and Edith Parks, Waters family, and Griffiths at Dothan trip with Mrs Medlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. McLendon
County Line
Paul Carter
Eld. Chance
Eld Lloyd
Cochran
Russell English
T. W. Jones
Nora Jones
Delta
David Whatley
Anita Whatley
Hudson
Miona Springs
J. H. Jones
B. M. Kitchens
Alberta Murray
Oglethorpe
Etta Royal
Russell
English
W. T. English
Sara Smith
Adlyne Johnson
Andersonville
W. A. Smith
Joe Rooks
Mary English
Marjorie
Elvie Smith
Thomaston
Crowell School Ends Successful Term
Crowell School closes a successful term on Friday May 6 with an all school program. Principal Mrs W J Caldwell and staff Miss Eula Hammock Miss Nannie Spivey led students in songs readings and two act play Cabbage Hill School. Supt W T Rustin spoke on daily attendance and funding benefits to the county. Seventeen pupils received attendance certificates and organizers hope to double this in the 1982 33 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell School
W. J. Caldwell
Eula Hammock
Nannie Spivey
W. T. Rustin
Rheba Windham
Martha Jo Byrd
Cabbage Hill
Loyalty and Prohibition Dominant in Methodist Society Meeting
The May 10 meeting of the Methodist Missionary Society at the church included readings, prayers, and a devotional by Miss Marie Barrow. Members discussed Prohibition, 18th Amendment leaflets, and action against bootleggers, ending with Teague benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Jesus
Albert Hicks
Hicks
Mathews
T. Whatley
Marie Barrow
Teague
Englishville Community Social Roundup
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings from Englishville. Families such as the McLendons, Carters, Dukes, English, Holloways, and Smiths hosted dinners, attended church services at Red Hill, and participated in birthday parties and visits to Andersonville and Thomaston areas. Numerous relatives from Oglethorpe, Andersonville, Miona Springs, and Garden Valley were mentioned.
The McDane Comeback and Derby Day Reflections
Peter McDane, ruined by a business crash, redeems himself saving a child from kidnapers and earns a renewed sense of honor at a family home. The piece shifts to racing news noting Burgoo King’s Kentucky Derby win, its odds, payout, and Col. E. R. Bradley’s record, then boxing updates on Mickey Walker’s schedule and manager Jack Kearns, ending with the writer’s deadline pressures and newsroom life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
McDane Importing Co
Europe
McDane
Peter McDane
Burgoo
Col. E. R. Bradley
Col Bradley
Burgoo King
Twentieth Century Limited
Mickey Walker
Johnny Risko
John R
Walker
King Levinsky
Jack Kearns
The
Rumson Gladiator
Risko
Paulino Azcundum
Ernie Shaaf
Taylor Mill community notices and May school events
Community roundup from Taylor Mill covers a Saturday barbecue hosted by the H W Pittman Efficiency Club and the Taylor Mill Womens Club, plus a regular Woman's Club meeting at the Community House. It lists visitors, weekend trips, Mother’s Day observances, and upcoming commencement May 23 24 with plays tom thumb wedding and mother goose land. Millard Underwood graduates with valedictorian Doris Cox and other seniors named along with planned programs and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Pittman Efficiency Club
Taylor Mill Women’s Club
U. 8. Underwood
Taylor Mill Woman's Club
Taylor Mill School
Ann King
Ruby Roberson
Leila Childree Doris
Richmond Cox
Millard Underwood
Doris Cox
Leila Childree
Sete
Taylor Mill Girl Reserves Meet Delivers Mothers Day Program
The Taylor Mill Girl Reserves held a regular meeting last Tuesday night with Doris Cox leading devotional singing prayer and scripture. Dues were paid, minutes corrected, by-laws discussed, and plans set for fall. The program by Nellie French Ann King and Leila Childree celebrated Mother's Day. The Taylor Mill Baseball Team won three straight games last week defeating Butler 11-2 Roberta’s fast team 14-4 and No. One Mill 14-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill
Taylor
Doris Cox
Ruby Roberson
Leila Childres
Susie Poole
Lear Douglas
Nellie French
Ann King
Leila Childree
Butler
Roberta
No. One Mill
Macon
Ad Manager Rant Over Late Copy Sparks Office Turmoil
In a lively aside the writer complains of production pressure as advertisers demand punctual editions. The editor and foreman clash over late copy while the temperamental columnist admits delays. The piece pivots to a birthday greeting and light personal notes, closing with Coca Cola time and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DNB
Herald Office
Three Injured in Roberta Motor Accident
Miss Ans Hudson Miss Ruby Walton and young Mr Walton were badly cut and bruised when their car veered off a Roberta road Saturday night. They are recovering at their home near Roberta after steering failure caused the plunge over an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Ans Hudson
Ruby Walton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Reynolds
Eliza Liffey
Statesboro
Mrs. J. T. Mathews
Mrs. H. K. Sealy
Howard
J. C. Embry
Newnan
Minnie Hinton
Montezuma
R. A. Hinton
Mrs. Terrell Jernigan
Powellton
E. A. Hollis
E.T. Seay
Swainsboro
E. P. Hodges
American Legion
Albany
Ernest Childres
Ethel James
Garden Valley
Elizabeth McKinley
Mrs
Jeraigan
J. R. Lovins
Mrs. Lovins
Herman Hicks
Columbus
A. G. Hicks
W. M. Hollis
Milledgeville
Mr. Lewis
Savannah
J. W. Suggs
J. D. Jarrell
Jarrell
Mu, Con
Mr. Stowe
Joe Miner
Kings Mountain
N. C
J. H. Neisler
Bessie Mae Sarrell
Martha and
Edith Parks
J. W. Waters
Louise Waters
FE. He Griffith and Son
Dothan
Ala
W. M.S
Englishville
Julia Duke
S. B. Duke
J. A. Ned
Mary Duke
Eugene Park
Red Hill
Av’ Head
Flora Saunders
Inma Bussey
Colliers and Liberty
Darby
Economic
Stepenfetchit
Watson
W. R. Parker
H. W. Pittman
Murray Gardner
Mamie Herndon
Maude King
Marvin Pittman
Ethel Moat
Ell
H. K Sealy
T. J. Fountain
W. E. Marshall
Mr. Perkins
Lottie Windham
Leonard Windham
E. V. Brogdon
Maurine Rogers
Mattynell
Brogdon
Virgil Brogdon
G. L. Windham Land
Aubrey Peterman
B. F. Childres
Lucy Busbee
Agnes Thompson
Dora Bartlett
Edna Underwood
L. D. King
R. E. Smith
Fred Underwood
W. I. Nunn
H. P. Bartlett
Clifford Moore
Lumpkin
Monterey
Cecil Caraway
U U. Underwood
Rex MclInvale
Rex, Jr
M. L. Crook
Taylor Mill Commencement
Woodrow Cofield Dora Bartlett
Mary Youngblood
Lillian Oliver
Secty
Baseball News
J. H
T. Whatley Reynolds
Georgia
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