Local social notes from Little Wine region report visits and gatherings
Messrs ET Stovall and J M Wallis Jr visited Mr Dock Smith of Douglasville Monday night. Misses Lillie and Raby Henslee stayed with Miss Burns Stovall Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wallis visited the Wallis family near Sand Jil Saturday. Mrs W B Ward of Liberty visited E rv Stovall Friday. Mr J Ayers of Villa Rica is a 4H leader and family. Joe Wallis and family visited Barnett Walls Sunday. Henslee and family were called on Sunday night. Ayers of Willie Hiew visited his sister. Stephen Ayers and 8 T Henslee visited WB Watkins Sunday. Mrs Osean Stovall and son of Oklahoma visit relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs Smith of Texas visit the Dover parents. Slaughter Trembree and Viola Harper of near Douglasville visited Ollie and Lovell Harper Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
ET. Stovall
J. M. Wallis, Jr
Dock Smith
Douglasville
Lillie
Raby Henslee
Bursn Stovall
Joseph Wallis
J. M. Wallis
Sand Jil
W. BR. Ward
Liberty
E. ‘Rv
Ily. Ayers
Villa Rien
Henstee
Barnett Walls
Wa. Henstee
S. T. Henslee
J Ayers
Willie Hiew
FE. T. Stovall
Sandiy
Stephen Ayers
T Henslee
WB. Watkins
Osean Stovall
Dief and Son
Oklahoma
M. @. Smith
Texas
Fitl. Dover
Slaughter Trembree
Viola Harper
Donglasyville
Ouie
Lovell Harper
Ephesus Visitors Describe Quiet Week in Bremen Area
Mr. W. P. Smith and family visited relatives near Bremen in the latter part of the week. Me Talmadge O'Neal and Henry Wyatt of near Central Katchee were guests of the latter's sister Mrs. T. W. Smith for one night. Coughs and cards accompany the wet spell, with a breaking outbreak of illness among children.
Whitesburg Social Notes From County Line Visit
Whitesburg brief social column notes visitors and family visits. Mr and Mrs W T Richards spent Sunday with Ma and Mrs A S Camp. Lee Reeves visited relatives recently. George Purfay of Minhla visited his brother Durrell. Mr and Mrs J W Carden spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A S Gump. Mrs W Ph Richards is very ill. Miss Ross Rooks of Campbell visited her sister. Sacred Tharp singing at County Line planned for Sunday week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Richards
A. S. Camp
Lee Reeves
George Purfay
Mhinla
Ma Wy. Durrell
Meo
J. W. Carden
Mro
A. S. Gump
W. ‘Ph. Richards
Ross Rooks
Campbell
C. Go
Maud Cosby San
East Newnan
Rooks
Mrs
Mollig Camp
County Line
Protracted meeting ends as locals plan future home area
In Stony Point the protracted meeting began Sunday morning with Misses Mathie Leo and Mary Tou Steed leaving Monday for Jasepr Adie to seek a future home. Mrs Nannie Adlamson and her son visited Star Point with her daughter Mattie Shirey. Myrtle Duke Minnie Stith Grace and Vicki Simpkins were out riding Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needsmore
Mathie Leo
Mary Tou Steed
Jasepr
Adie
Nannie Adlamson
Star Point
Mattie Shirey
mMig Simpekin Myrtle Duke
Minnie Stith
Grace
Vicki Simpkins
Rural debate on woman training sparks local event
Hulett C L C presents a public program on rural development arguing for training of women for farm homes. Affirmatives Miss Winnie Sewell and Miss Lovela Holling face negatives Mr Hubert Boyd and Mr Frank Sewell. Recitation by Miss Opal Boyd. Locals Miss Agnes Tiggins and a Boyd solo. Public invited for August 9 at 7 30 p m, with good order requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Sewell
Lovela — Holling
Hubert Boyd
Frank Sewell
Opal Boyd
Agnes Tiggins
Solo— Boyd
Ineg Boyd
Cor
See
County Line Socials and Sacred Harp Singing Start
Whitesburg residents Mr and Mrs J P Richards hosted guests after a county line visit. Miss Gertrude Jones of Carrol ton attended, and a Sacred Harp singing school opens at Watson schoolhouse under Prof Denson with plans for a correspondent picnic to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Ry We Richards
Whitesburg
J. P. Richards
County Line
Gertrude Jones
Carroll: _ton
The
Sacred Harp
Watson School House
Prof. Denson
Social Round in Johnsons Chapel Guests and Visits Told
A string of social visits and business trips fills Johnsons Chapel notes. A. J. Cross and son Elbert, W. E. Dickson and family, J. Wy Mot e and son, Tallison Huggins and Mrs Line Dickson, Ruby Lide, Eunice Neil, Lucile Bonner, Lillie and Mike Dickson, and several others are listed as guests, hosts, or travelers visiting Carrollton, Lowell, Talladega, Shiloh, and nearby families across Sunday to Monday periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cross
Elbert
Carrollton
Bonner
Isle
Lucile
W. E. Dickson
J. Wy Mote
Son
Tallison Huggins
Line Dickson
Ruby Lide
Eunice Neil Snturckiy
Eunice Neil Snturckiy Attornoon, Mr A.J. Gross
Eunice Neil
Allie Dickson
PL Oh, Reaves
New York
Mes
W W. Dickson
TL Sekson
S. J. Shoemake
W. T. Shoemake
J. B. Gamp and Son
ET. Ha Reaves
W. W. Dickson
Dh G
Shiloh
J.B. Camp
Hugh Buchanan
J. W. Mote
Pleasant Hill Social Guests Sparse Weekend Notices
Pleasant Hill records show Mrs. Robert Young and daughter visiting Mrs. H G Jennings on Friday. Many local families, including the Burks, Turners, Jennings, Robinsons, Dukes, and Longs, hosted or visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Names recur among local households with Misses Belle and Mattie Sue among the frequent visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
H. G. Jenning
O. ‘T. Burks
Ed Turner
W. O. Jennings
S. G. Jennings
A. L. Williams
Gladney
J.H, Robinson
Joe Dukes
Gov Payne
Messrsc Rood
Wyte
King
Roy, Pugh
Dewell Williamgs
Florence Rebinson
Erie Long
Wyan
Carrolllton
Ghd
Wk Cy Jennings
J. TL Robinson
Guill Bidson
B. F. Gladney
C. M. Douglas
George Conk
S. Daughis
George Gook
Millie Norton
Charles Robinson
Died Horse and Local Social Pasages in Whitesburg
Whitesburg reports Bob Lee a 20 year old family horse owned by J F Brown died recently after years of service. Notes on local people include Owen Phillips visiting Newton then heading to California to start a business and several young women visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. A protracted meeting begins at Mt Zion on Saturday August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lee
J. F. Brown
Owen Phillips
Newton
Gin
Gind
California
Lennye Entrekin
Beesen
Flat Rock
Trina Reese
Fairplay
Cassie Shackelford
Anmt Byram
Lowell
Miss Shackerword
Jack Tompkins
Atlanta
Wayne Gentry
Patmietto
V. Vassie Dickson
Decatur
Local notices from Indian Creek and nearby area
Mr W D Lee and sister Miss Amy left Saturday for Atlanta to visit their father in a sanitarium there. Gordon Black and family of Hill Crest visited C M Skinner Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs J A Stegner on July 30 a fine girl. Miss Polly Odom spent Saturday and Sunday in Atlanta. Emory McCloum and wife are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Hersenet Brock attended the general meeting at Poplar Springs Sunday, with Mr and Mrs I S Phillips and sin and Mrs Lucian Phillips. The general meeting at Poplar Springs July 28 was a success with one addition to the church. Mr and Mrs W J Watson spent Thomas Haynes of Liberty Hill. Mr Darius Bust had the misfortune of a fine cow seriously cut last week on a barbed wire. Mr I D Wilson and family visited relatives in Alabama Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lee
Amy
Atlanta
Gordon Black
Hill Crest
C. M. Skinner
Mes
J. A. Steg
Polly Odom
Emory McCloum
Hersenet Brock
Poplar Springs
I. S. Phillips
Sin
Lucian Phillips
Popliar Springs
W. J. Watson
Thomas Haynes
Liberty Hill
Darius Bust
Powell's Chapel Misses Myrtle and Flournng Lan caster
Powell's Chapel notices list visitors and social gatherings from Wednesday night with Miss Mary Green Nojen to Mr. Grady Hembree and Miss Lula Langston. A Hembree reunion is planned for August 12 at Hembree’s. A protracted meeting begins Saturday led by Revs. Chandler and Beall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Flournng Lancaster
Mary Green Nojen
Hembree
John Hembree
Grady Hembree
Lula Langston
Marle Nolen
Mac Harden
Charlie Langston
Elbert Boyd
RB. A. Boyd
Alabama
Clarence Boyd
Chandler and
Beall
Salem Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Mrs D C Stamps and her baby show improvement. Mrs Loran Parker visited in Waco and Atlanta. Mrs Grover Russell and daughters from Bremen spent part of the week with her sister Mrs Abner Harman. Raburn Stallings, not well, is improving. Abner Nixon of Franklin spent the weekend with relatives. Abner Harman suffered a severe leg cut Saturday morning. W B Nixon and family spent Saturday night and Sunday at Bowdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Stamps
Baby
Loran Parker
Waco
Atlanta
Grover Russell
Bremen
Abner Harman
Raburn Stallings
Abner Nixon
Franklin
W. B. Nixon
Bowdon
Tyus Baptist revival ends with three baptisms at church
Tyus Baptist church held a revival last week with a three new baptisms noted for Willa Wesserger Willie Dye and Dewey Pritchett. Attendees Alma Ward from Graham Ala and other locals joined for services and a sermon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T the Tyus Baptist Church
Willa Wesserger
Willie Dye
Dewey Pritchett
Alma Ward
Graham, Alais
Pearl Dye
Johnnie
Lena Smith
Carroll
Ton
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Butterick Vatterus
Bradley's
Bradfiel
Regulator Co
Lamar Bide
Gao
Ephesus
Stony Point
Hulett C. L. C
Johnson's Chapel
Carrollton Hardware Co
Pleasant Hill
Indian Creek
Powell’s Chapel
Salem
Tyus
Otis Johnson
Miss Alma
A. & M. Fair
First National Bank
Carrollton, GA
Theousehold
Kytle
Northwest
Coweta
Haralson
L. Z. Dorsett
Maple Street
Clifton Terrace
College
Villa Rica
Villa
Dial
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