Pine Grove Social Roundup and Visits
Sunday visitors and weekend guests fill Pine Grove notes. Homer Bickley and family joined Mr and Mrs Eugene Thompson and Herman Bickley relatives. Louise Thompson and Lara Bickley hosted at Wesley. Ethel Culverhouse ill but improving. Jessie Pike visited Miss Virginia Adams. Alvin Culverhouse stayed with J D Culverhouse. Local residents enjoyed fine weather and recapped weekly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinks
Rome Culverhouse
Homer Bickley
Eugene Thompson
Herman Bickley
Hugh Smith
Wesley Edit i
Ith
Little L. V. Avera
Louise Thompson
Lara Bickley
Charlie Hammock
J W. Uaek
Ed Hammock
Jessie Pike
Virginia Adams
Ethel Culverhouse
ENGLISHVILLE Furlough Note and Community Visits
Mr H J Dyesss Jr of Ft McPherson Atlanta is at home on a furlough. Bertha Duke and Ned visit aunt Mrs G W McLendon at County Line. Families from Englishville visit relatives at County Line Greensmill and Ellaville. Lewis Dyess Jr leaves for Macon to join the US Army. Several attend the Oglethorpe high school commencement. Russell English and children visit J B Mathis family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Dyesss, Jr
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta
Bertha Duke
Ned
G. W. McLendon
County Line
C. C. Heath
Paul Carter
Ellaville
J. A. Duke
Mary McLendon
Local notes from Mauk and surrounding areas
Mrs M B Pittman spent Saturday in Montezuma while O S Cox and Nettie B Hill of Butler visited here Monday. James Harbuck left to stay with his parents in Birmingham. Lester Halley visited in Atlanta. Robert Bell Jr with grandparents for the week. Evelyn Barnes of Rupert guest of her sister. Mrs Roy Waller Lula Wall and Ruby Jinks returned home after visiting Mrs R L Bell in Reynolds. Mrs J H Turner confined to bed after Columbus trip. Rita Peacock visiting relatives in Butler and nearby. Mrs R D Waller and children spent Monday with Mrs Robert Carpenter at Rupert. Mrs J L Anthony, Mrs J W Lancaster and baby, Mrs Susie Brady visited Thursday. Minnie Swearingen and Argo of Americus. Belle Swearingen and Ed Swearingen spent Sunday with the Halley family. Several youths attended the Show on Tazewell Saturday night. Correspondents urged to mail items earlier. note from Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Pittman
Montezuma
O. S. Cox
Nettie B. Hill
Butler
James Harbuck
J. M. Harbuck
Birmingham
Lester Halley
Atlanta
Robert Bell, Jr
Evelyn Barnes
Rupert
Roy Waller
Lula Wall
Ruby Jinks
R. L. Bell
Reynolds
J. H. Turner
Columbus
Rita Peacock
R. D. Waller
Robert Carpenter
J. L. Anthony
J. W. Lancaster
Susie Brady
Minnie Swearingen
Argo
Americus
Belle Swearingen
Tazewell
FIVE POINTS MARION COUNTYS LOCAL GOSSIP AND VISITS
Mr Julian Pike of Manchester tended his berry farm here while Mrs J T Wadsworth returns from Atlanta to spend days with the Wadsworths. T D Roberts and Miss Lillie Roberts visited Ashburn friends. Norwicht residents Glenwood Whitley George Abbott were here on business. A large turnout attended Buena Vista Rally Day. Essie and Rosetta Lumpkin visited Miss Annie Hester. Greta Roberts and guest of Miss Mina Daniel hosted Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rufus Lumpkin and baby Edison along with Whitley family visited H E Foster. Edrie Christopher and Weston Roberts are among the sick. Imogene Callier and George Abbott visited Gazella Christopher Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus’ Lumpkin and
Edison
Glennwood Whitley
Bert Whitley
Norwich
H. E. Foster
Edrie Christopher
Weston Roberts
Imogene Callier
George Abbott
Gazella Christopher
A TEXAS WONDER Kidney and bladder remedy ad
Advertisement for Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel rheumatism and back weakness. States price 1.25 by mail or doctors and druggists. Mentions sworn testimonials and address Dr B W Hall St Louis Missouri. Card notes sales through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hall
Wae St
St. Lous
Local residents host visitors and discuss hay baling
Howard and Mrs Culverhouse host guests including Mr and Mrs W G Fletcher and Mrs Sallie Parks as the community notes a portable baler able to harvest hay quickly at low cost. Several attendees travel from Atlanta Macon Birmingham and Albany to visit relatives in Howard and attend church events while others visit Arabi and Butler for a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Culverhouse
W. G. Fletcher
M. J. Fuller
Eld
H. McCorkle
Near
Blueville
F. L. Purvis
Sallie Parks
Walton Childs
Thomaston
W. GC. Childs
J. K. Adams
Butler
J. C. Fain
Edward Fain
Atlanta
A. F. Fain
Macon
Wallace Howell
Little Son
Birmingham
Lawrence Willis
Guy McMullan
Albany
Local Social Roundup From Butler Area Visits
Mrs W D Parker spent the weekend in Butler as a guest of relatives. Mrs B Shockley and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar Gaultney. Myrtle and Margaret Walker visited Miss Effie Kendricks. Fannie and Thelma Jarrell spent several days in Macon as guests of cousins Carolyn and Cathryne Gaultney. W A Jarrell and family were in Butler Sunday with Mrs Mary Smith. Alton Parker visited with Phillips Jarrell on Sunday. Clem Norman and Thurman Adams were in Reynolds Sunday. J P Walker visited Mr Tom Kendrick on Sunday. Margaret Ayer and Russell Scandrett of Macon were guests of Mr and Mrs John Scandrett. G W Jarrell and Ina Jarrell with Mr and Mrs C F Bennett visited Butler relatives Sunday. Arch Adams and Ina Adams of Thomaston spent Sunday with Henry Adams. G B Jarrell and daughter Juliette visited relatives in Butler Sunday. Mrs W D Parker was Monday afternoon guest of Mrs Henry Jarrell. Weeks Adams and children were Friday afternoon guests of Mrs B Shockley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Parker
Butler
B. Shockley
Edgar Gaultney
Myrtle
Margaret Walker
Effie Kendricks
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Macon
Carolyn
Cathryne Gaultney
W. A. Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
Juliette
Henry Jarrell
Weeks Adams
B. Shotkley
Delightful Prom Party for Miss Emily Wainwright
Miss Emily Wainwright hosted a pink and white Prom party Thursday night for friends celebrating her birthday. The porch dining and living rooms featured roses and petunias while Misses Sarah Montgomery and Christine Wainwright served punch as games and dancing continued into the late hours. Mrs. Howard Graves helped serve cream and cake to a long guest list including Mildred Montgomery Evelyn Goodwin Frances Young Eunice Fuller Ophelia Hartman Reginal Rogers Louise Montgomery Grace Trapp Cleo Wainwright Christine Wainwright Harrold Graves Joel Hollis Alton Montgomery J. T. Moncrief Wanda Hartman Alford Gaultney Joe Goodwin Joe Parks Felton Martin Osgood Young and Walter Wainwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Wainwright
Sarah Montgomery
Christine Wainwright
Howard Graves
Mildred and
Margaret Montgomery
Evelyn Goodwin
Frances Young
Eunice Fuller
Ophelia Hartman
Reginal Rogers
Louise Montgomery
Grace Trapp
Cleo
Messrs
Harrold Graves
Joel Hollis
Alton Montgomery
J. T. Moncrief
Wanda Hartman
Alford
Alton Gaultney
Joe Goodwin
Joe Parks
Felton Martin
Osgood Young
Walter Wainwright
Miss Wainwright
Local society noted during Columbus visit and Butler events
Mrs D W Wilson and others visited Mrs Bill Culverhouse in Columbus who is critically ill. Families attended commencement exercises in Butler. Sarah Caldwell graduates as part of the class. Advice on cattle castration notes price differences and timing, urging earlier castration for meat value. Many Georgia farmers discussed stock management and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Wilson
Clyde Wile
Don
Walter Willis
Columbus
Bill Culverhouse
Allie Amos
Louise Wil‘Nis
Herman Amos
Butler
Walter Caldwell
Sarah
Lillian Caldwell
Sarah Caldwell
Georgia
Martha
Evening at Miss Heaths With Roses and Tea
The home was decorated with baskets and vases of roses for a gathering. Misses Mary Suggs and Pearl Adams helped Miss Heath serve chicken salad sandwiches and ice tea to a list of attendees including Mrs. R. M. Suigs, Mrs. Hugh Gilson, Mrs. Tom Amos, and others. Mrs. Halstead plans to entertain next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Suggs
Pearl Adams
Miss Heath
R. M. Suigs
Hugh Gilson
Tom Amos
Herbert Halstead
Clyde Wilson
Walter Willis
J. ©. Price
Homer Wainwright
W. A. Spinks
O. M Bazemore
Frances Willis
Halstead
Community Notes From Macon County Socials
County Line News lists weekend and Sunday gatherings across Macon County including Marshallville guests of the Law and Poole families, dinners and suppers hosted by various local residents, play night at Montezuma High School, and attendance at Ideal High School exercises. Names include Hambric, Oliver, Edwards, Poole, Chap man, Halstead, Oliver, and Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sanford
Elizabeth Edwards
Montezuma High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pine Grove
Alvin Culverhouse
Mr. J. D
Een
J. D
Alvin Cul Vy
Ue Ate
Culvarhouse
Englishville
Lewis Dyess, Jr
Mac N
U. S. Army
J 0. Smith
Walter Allen
Oglethorpe
Russell English
J. B. Mathis
Butler Insurance Agency
Herald
Marion County
Julian Pike
Manchester
J. T. Wadsworth
At‘lanta
W. A. Wadsworth
Mr. T. D. Roberts
Miss Lillie
Roberts
Ifriends
Ashburn
Glenwood Whitley
Buena Vista
Essie
Rosetta Lumpkin
Annie Hesters
Greta Roberts
Mina Daniel Sunday
Texas
Gayle
America
Howard
Wesley
J. A. Heath
Lois Heath
Alex Baldwin
Iss Pearl Adams
Haywood Allen
Macon County
Leonard Law
Marshallville
W. H. Law
P. J. McMickle
Near Charing
J. M. Edwards
W. L. Edwards
Newton Olives
Colema Hambrie
W.H. Phillips
Mary Oliver
Shirley
Ruth Phillips
Elma Junergin
Hopewell
Irene McMickle
Kate Hambric
Evabett Halstead
Bill Henry
Abbany
Maybell
Agnes Halstead
Schley County
Colema Hambric
J. G. Law
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