Bremen Route 2 Visitors and Family Farmhouse News
Bremen Route 2 notes show Mrs B R Raburn and sons returning home to Piat City after a weeks visit with parents. Mr and Mrs W L Cash spent Sunday in Bremell with McClendon parents. J C Ragan visiting Carroll this week. Mae Guire visited homefolks Sunday afternoon. Ollia Morris and Miss Sharp of Carrollton visited Mario Coffee. L Guire and children spent Sunday with grandparents. Bonnie Wilkins of Rome Ga visits aunt P M Ploof this week. Tyne Guice to leave soon, continuing a row of visits.
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B. R. Raburn and Sons
Piat City
Fis
W. L. Cash
Bremell
McClendon
J. C. Ragan
Carroll
MaeGuire
Ollia Morris
Miss Sharp
Carrollton
Mario Coffee
L. ©. Guire
Bonnie Wilkins
Rome
P. M. Ploof
Tyne Guice
Guice Family News and Local Visits Reported
Residents note Mrs. J J Guice planning a visit to her brother J H Guice in Connelsville Pennsylvania while the sick list mentions Mr Eugene Cash recovering from a broken leg. E E Guice of Grove Oak Alabama visits his brother J T Guice and Marie Coffee spends the week with Mr and Mrs J B Cash.
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Connelsville
J. H. Guice
J. J. Guice
Eugene Cash
E. E. Guice
Grove Oak
Ala
J. T. Guice
Misa Marie Coffee
J. B. Cash
John N Holder Campaign Appeals to Georgia Voters
A Georgia campaign message defends John N Holder against editors backing Clifford Walker. Dozens of supporters statewide praise Holder as a farmer and leader, credit his 19 years in the legislature and 8 as Speaker, and urge voters to decide for themselves. The campaign manager Garland M Jones notes strong reader responses and ongoing public backing.
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John Holder
Georgia
Constitution
Baptisms Mark Mount Pleasant Meeting Closure
Rev C L Matthews presided as the Mount Pleasant church meeting closed last Friday baptizing twelve candidates. Residents and visitors from Carrollton Atlanta Whitesburg Winston Shady Grove Oak Grove and Coleman’s Mill joined family members for a week of visits and cousin gatherings surrounding the event plus numerous local calls and readings.
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C. L. Matthews
Mount Pleasant
Tineile Davenport
Ben Jones
Whitesburg
Bartow Nolan
Winston
Bud Nolan
Wreath Davis
T. A. Davis
Shady Grove
John M. Driver
Carrollton
Effie Burne
Atlanta
John Burne
Callie Davis
Lucile Davenport
J. Davis
Ben Garner
Near Oak Grove
Karl
Gladys Lassetter
Mina Lucile Davenport
J. F. Davis
Birt Brooks
Bessie Wynn
Newt Phillips
Coleman’s Mill
FP. M. Davis
Jim Taylor
H. %. Davis
W .M. Crews
Bull Crews
Jr. T. Morgan
W. BM. Davis
Roopville Notes On Local Hiring And Openings
Roopville community updates include Elery King joining W J Freel Mercantile Co, paintwork by Roy Alexander, Staples and Stripling new brick building opening around September 15, Veal & Sons gin near readiness with a twenty thousand dollar outlay, and bank moves from Horace Barr to Jasper Alabama. Roopville school opened with 125 pupils led by Mrs. Lee Pylant, with assistants Miss McGouirk and Miss Campbell.
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Elery King
W. J. Freel
The
Mercantile Co
Roy Alexander
Baptist Church
Veal & Sons
Sam Alexander
Barney Garrett
Bordon-Wheeler Springs
Horace Barr
Bank of
Roopville
Jasper
Ala
John Gentry
Barr
Raymond Walker
Wayne Wortham
Centralhatchee
Roopville Mercantile Co
Lee Pylant
Sally Kate McGouirk
Carrollton
Emma Campbell
Bowdon
J. T. Vaughan
Mat Vansant
Douglasville
Harry Sheats
Meriwether People Endorse Judge Henry H Revill for Solicitor General
Meriwether county citizens endorse Henry H. Revill for Solicitor General noting his legal ability, experience as Greenville City Court judge, and long record in public service. The statement lists many local leaders and officials urging voters to support him for the circuit seat.
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Meriwether County
Coweta
Henry H. Revill
Greenville
Stewards
Methodist Church
J. W. Perry
Baptist Church
J. O. Pettis
R. J. Atkinson
Greenville Banking Co
D. O. Phillips
W. S. Howell
H. W. Hill
Cashier
Peoples Bank
W. L. Pinkston
Jno
W. Pinkston
M. D
W. C. Culpepper
Tim Harris
J. A. McGahee
D. D
B. H. Brock
E. D. Smith
S. J. Woodward
W. P. Hill
T. J. Culpepper
Geo. A. Jarrell
HS. Crowder
W. T. Strozier
BE. R. Barnett
J. B
N. F. Culpepper
M. Z. O'Neal
L. C. Clark
J. B. Jarrell
W. R. Jones
J. F. Hatchett
G. A. Huddleston
Hill Hunt
J. L. Render
J. D. O’neal
Elder Primitive Baptist Church
L. T. King
J. A. Gaston
A. D. Jones
Woodbury
W. I. Nunn
Bullochville
I. D. Davis
Manchester
J. S. Peters
Bank of Manchester
W.E. Smith
State Bank
M. A. Copeland
W. H. Godwin
R. B .Gilbert
Judge Terrell Endorses Henry Revil for Solicitor General
Judge J R Terrell respectfully endorses his lifelong friend Henry A Revil for Solicitor General. He praises Revil as a fearless fair and able lawyer with splendid attainments and integrity. Terrell urges Coweta Circuit supporters to back Revil for the office based on his qualifications and morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Revil
Coweta
J. R Terrell
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Bremen
W. J. Puckett
Stewart & Fleming’s Basement Public Square
John N. Holder
House of Representatives
Atlanta Constitution
Macon Telegraph
J. F. Shannon
Commerce News
Eee Na Yale
Jackson County Holder Club
Nolder
Jett Carter
Catoosa Record
Clark Howell
Tenet
W. A. Perryman
Randolph County
Constitution and Telegraph
Golding
South Georgia
Walker
Thomas
Grady
Mitchell
F. Roberts
Hall County
Martin
Monsnarary 8
Hardwick
Frank Dunn
the Constitution
Garland M. Jones
Clem
E. M. Fuller
Clemmie Scoggins
Carroll For
Mary Robertson
N. J. Jones
John Warren
Meriwether
Coweta Circuit
Judge Render Terrell
Henry Revill
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