Pleasant Hill Community Letters Warm Rainy Weather
Local notes describe ongoing social visits among Pleasant Hill residents Mrs Velma Broom and Mrs B R Turner visiting in Plownshire and Carrollton. Various families including the Brannon Turner Cooper Jennings and Springer households are seen at singing conventions, weddings, and visits with relatives as Paul Springer prepares for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Broom
B. RK. Turner
Plownshire
Tom
Wilson
John Brannon
Plowshare
Brannon
BR. Turker
Velma ‘Broom
C. C. Turner
W. L. Long
J. H. Burks
Alta Maud Turner
J. M. McElroy
Carrollton
M. L. Turner
Mra
J. H. Cooper
Sam Jdamea
Sand Hill
C, C, Turner
Ys. Turner
W. C. Jennnings
John Eady
Old Carrollton
Bertha Jennings
Belle Robinson
Clyde Martin
Bremen
Will Pate
T. ©. Gray
GC. C. Turner
Lee Williams
W. O. Jennings
Concord
Paul Springer
R. I. Cooper
Ind Mys
R. H. Springer
Blanche Broom
Lauvern’s Mill
BB. Turner
Mina Addie Walker
Shiloh Preaching Days Draw Large Crowds
Shiloh hosted preaching sessions Saturday and Sunday with four large attendances. Several local residents visited relatives and hosted guests, including Moody and Williamson families. Rev Luther Cowart plans to preach on the fifth Sunday in June and the community invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Rov
J. D. Moody
W. A. Johnson
Cora Williamson
Banting
Susie Willinmon
Walter Williamson
Mack Willamson
Jeff Buchanan
Babe Buchanan
Mack Williamson
Grorge Stone
Pearl Stone
Hear Lowell
Elle Stone
Mamie
Stella Harper
Ford Tractors Offered to Georgia Farmers Through Defense Council
A letter from Charles J. Metz states Henry Ford and Son will supply tractors to Georgia farmers via the State Council of Defense. Tractors cost 760 dollars f o b Dearborn and will be distributed by the Blue Council of Defense for non profit use with neighbors aid. Orders require certified funds. the State Council disclaims liability for tractor operation.
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Charles J. Metz
State Council of Defense
Carrdll County
Henry Mord Han
Georgia
Dorsey
Ford
Georgia Council of Defense
Georgia Farmera
Mr. Ford x
England
Canada
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ford Enor
Henry Ford & Bon
Dearborn
State Council of Defauns
Detroit
Hou
Candler Building
Audit Company of the South
Atlanta
Card of Thanks to neighbors for aid after house fire
Mr and Mrs See Whid express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during a house fire. They wish God’s abundant blessings on those who assisted and hope others repay the kindness.
Local Socials and Weekend Visits Reported
Shady Grove guests Miss Effie Harris and Miss Eunice Morgan hosted Saturday gatherings. Carrollton singing drew a good crowd with visitors from here and nearby towns. Lucile Rigsby remains ill and will be moved to Atlanta hospital this week for recovery. Multiple families, including Harris, Jordan, Green, and Carter households, note Sunday visits and hospitality at their homes across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabc Belle
Winnie Turner
Amy Peck
Effie Harris
Eunice Morgan
Lillie Kelley
Carrollton
Victor Jordan
Floyd Green
Leonard Hendon
Robert Green
Lucile Rigsby
Atlanta
John Morgan
Vera Jordan
Jim Carter
John Carter
Harris
J. W. C. Harris
Katie Lou Brown
Lowell
Bethesda Social Notes and Local Visitors
Local residents report rain on Monday and a Sunday all day singing at Bethesda. Camp Wheeler and Camp Gordon guests attended, with several Bowdon singers and multiple Wallaces visiting. W. W. Harper suffered eye injury and a horse was lost last Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernien den
Camp Wheeler
Bethesda
Watney Williamson
Camp Gordon
Maang Dukes
Lonnie Bonner
W. W. Harper
Bowdon
Maude Casper
Virgil Crews
Lonnie Casper
Anny Crews
G. L. Hall
George Wallace
Dewey Wallace
Tom Wallace
John Wallace
Alvin Wal-lacé
Noah Aderhold
Curtis Jackson
Annie
Ruth Cban
Susie Cash
Roopville
Thousands of Women Needed for War Work
The United States Civil Service Commission calls for women to fill at least 60 government job types as men go to the front. Women are already 40 000 of the 70 000 civil service workers added in the first year of U S involvement, with roles from stenography to nurses and chemists. Officials in major cities offer information and application blanks to qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War and Navy Departments
United States Civil Service
Civil Survie
Poat
Seed Offers from Tenn Valley Seed Co
Tennessee Valley Seed Co offers sweet potato plants Porto Ricos Dooleys Nancys and Triumphs at 100 for 650 and 1000 for 300 postpaid. Also lists pepper tomato potato seed millet velvet beans peas sorghum fine seed corn and insect destroyer Itgetsem at 256 a pound or five pounds for 100. Agents wanted. Albany Ga
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Porto Risos
Dooleys
Nancys
Triumphs
Express
Tenn
Valley Seed CQ
Albany
Five Points Singing at Flat Rock and Local Notices
The report notes singing at Flat Rock attended by Cass, Miss Rosa Smith, and Miss Clara Williams, with various family visits including Mrs. Freeman Smith ill and Mr. Johnston in Atlanta. A large crowd enjoyed the Saturday night singing at Mr. George Story, and Master Marold Williams had gone to Atlanta for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Miss Rosa Smith
Misa Clara Willams
Carrollton
John Johnston
Atelanta
Freeman Smith
Misa Clyde Johnston
Rosa Smith
Jordan
George Story
Myrtle Thompson
Thuraiay
Billig Stone
Marold
Williams
Atlanta
Ministerial Association Praises Liberty Loan Effort and Antibootleg Efforts
The Ministerial Association commends Carroll County residents for the Liberty Loan drive and praises sheriff, deputies, chief of police and assistants for breaking up illicit whiskey operations across sections including stills and blind tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Carroll County
W. T. Wamey
A. T. Ivey
W. T. Hamby
Ivey
Notice for Singers at Shady Grave Conference
In the conference held on the fourth Saturday at Shady Grave it was decided the annual gathering would be held on the fourth Sunday in May. Everyone invited to come and are requested to bring well filled baskets as well as good singers and a new booker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Grave
Five Bills Strive on Senate Shore as One Drops Out
A rhythmic roster tracks five Bills named Hardwick Warris Burwell Howard Ostman bound for the Senate. Upshaw quits the field, leaving four Bills. Burwell then leaves, reducing to three Bills as the countdown continues. John T Boifeuillet records the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hardwick
Bill Warris
Bill Burwell
Bill Howard
Bill Ostman
Bill Upshaw
John T
Boifeuillet
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