Local Notes From Whitesburg Busy Weekly
Whitesburg notices praise family visits and illnesses. Several residents including Mrs. Mollie Camp and Miss Abi Harron are mentioned along with visitors of Mrs. Dilla Barron and Mrs. J. C. Carden. A birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. Richards, with a fine boy born last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Otwell
Newnaneut
Mollie Camp
Abi Harron
Mollie Darrett
Dilla Barron
Horace Camp
Alton Davenport
Carrollton
J. C. Carden
New Winston
C. Richards
Lizzie Boyd
Stork
Iff Richards
Pleasant Hill Second Sunday Revival Notes
Pleasant Hill notes report plans for Pleasant Hill to celebrate on the second Sunday. Mr and Mrs J H Robinson and daughter Nellie spent time in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs R Houseworth were guests of Mrs and Mrs H G Jennings. Miss Florence Robin and Miss Belle Robin hosted friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Robinson
Ughter
Nellie
Atlanta
R. Houseworth
H. G. Jennings
Florence
Belle Robins
Berthannings
Jessie Davis
Belle Robinon
Ollie
EM E Loog
Edngraves
Dave Harris
Singing and visits mark Shady Grove Sunday notices
Shady Grove residents report a singing at Clarence Harris’s home Sunday night. Moses West and wife visited. J. T. Morgan and family and O. L. Mann and family visited J. P. Jordan and family Saturday night. O. J. Morgan and family called on BR. K. Cartright and wife Sunday. H. M. Peek's couple visited Carrofit Friday. Morgan and daughter Pearl joined Moses West to Oak Grove Sunday afternoon to see Susan Hamrick and relatives. Oscar Morgan’s wife visited her mother in Carrollton Friday. Alice Smith visits Ruth Hammond near Bremen this week. Jose Smith visited L. A. Green Saturday evening. L. T. Doyal will soon have a new house erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Harris
Moses West
J. T. Morgan
O. L. Mann
J. P. Jordan
O. J. Morgan
BR. K. Cartright
H. M. Peek
Carrofit
Pearl
Oak Grove
Susan Hamrick
Oscar Morgan
Mrs. Horton
Carrollton
Alice Smith
Ruth Hammond
Bremen
Jose Smith
L. Ai. Green
L. T. Doyal
Social Notes From Center Area Visitations
Center society roundups report Mrs W P Fuller leaving for Atlanta to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs T S Daugherty. Mr and Mrs J D Reeves and children visited Mr and Mrs T W Gladney and family. Mer and Mrs Noah Aderhold of Roopville spent seven days with Mr and Mrs J 3 Lewis. Also noted were visits among Dr Driver Fuller Hainey and Borders families and Ruth Hainey. Master Floyd Fuller visits his grandfather I L Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Fuller
Sales
Atlanta
T. S. Daugherty
J. D. Reeves
T. W. Gladney
Mer
Noah Aderhold
Roopville
Lewis
I. T. Fuller
J. J. Lewis
Beckie
Jewell
Inez
Driver
Annie Lizzie
Agnes Borders
Ice Cream Supper Attracts Large County Crowd
County Line reports an ice cream supper hosted by Misses Keren and Mabelle Trapp drew a large turnout Saturday night. Numerous visits among local families occurred through the week with Camp, Davenport, and Camp relatives seen visiting and traveling between homes. Mrs. W. A. Trapp and Mrs. Sadie Davenport are noted in sharing visits, while Myrtie Davenport plans a birthday tacky party for her eighteenth year. Trapp family health updates include W. A. Trapp and Lizzie Boyd listed as sick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keren
Mabelle Trapp
Czeehe
Winnie
Tiny Camp
Mary White
Jim Musick
Charles Thurman
Rotherwood
W. A. Trapp
Tiny
Winnie Camp
Mabelle’ Trapp
Sadie Davenport
W. F. Carden
Little Wine Notes From Douglasville and Surroundings
Mr E T Stovall visited Mr Dock Smith and family in Douglasville on Wednesday night. Rev G W Jones preached at Douglasville Saturday and Sunday. Uncle George Smith was baptized Sunday evening. W B Watkins and family spent Sunday with Stephen Ayers. Mrs Stephen Ayers is ill. Eidson of Hulett visited the Stovalls. Henslee and relatives hosted visitors from Douglasville. Ruby Richards of Hulett visited Bernice Stovall. J C Ayers visits Villa Rica. Prayer meeting was strong Sunday night. Sunday School at nine. J M Campbell is superintendent. The school was organized recently. Maggie Fountain visited Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Stovall
Dock Smith
Douglasville
G. W. Jones
George Smith
W. B. Watkins
Stephen Ayers
H. V. Eidson
Hulett
W. A. Phillips
G. 5. Bennett
Hannah and Sticher Families Gather for Visits
Mrs Mary Capes spent Wednesday with Mrs Oran Sticher and Miss Anne Lou Phillips plus Lizzie Mae Sticher. Miss Maud Cosby hosted Sunday visit by Lizzie Mae Sticher. Mr John Sticher and family visited Mr and Mrs Walter Pye of Coweta County last weekend. Mr L L Fountain attended services at Liberty Sunday night with Mr William Winkles and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Capes
Oran Sticher
Anne
Lou Phillips
Lizzie Mae Sticher
Maud Cosby
John Sticher
Walter Pye
Coweta
L. L. Fountain
Liberty
William Winkles
Community Visits Share News of Local Families
Mr. Joe Sticher and family visited in this community last week. Mr. Lester Vountain and sister Omie visited near Cross Roads Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lindsay Bradley, once ill, is better. Mrs. Walter Morris and her son William visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fountain, on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sticher. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cosby spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Byram of Lowell. Messrs. Garrel and Ingram from near Villa Rica spent Sunday with Mr. T. J. Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sticher
Lester Vountain
Omie
Cross Roads
Lindsay Bradley
Walter Morris
William
T. J. Fountain
Robert Johnson
J. E._ Sticher
Fred Cosby
Miller's Academy Picnic At Buck Creek Enjoyed By Pupils
Mr. Hobart Davis hosted a picnic for the pupils and friends of Miller's Academy along Buck Creek on Thursday. The day was greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs. J W A Rowland and son Tillman Broadwater visited relatives near Antioch Friday and returned home Sunday. Mrs. C C Entrekin was called to Laurel Hill to the bedside of her brother Thomas Ballard who is very low with pneumonia. Miss Gladys Smith visited Miss Boyce Rowland Saturday afternoon. Mr. O I Entrekin hosted an ice cream supper Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Davis
Buck Creek
J. W. A. Rowland
Tillman Broadwater
Antioch
C. C. Entrekin
Thomas Ballard
Laurel Hill
Gladys Smith
Boyce Rowland
O. I. Entrekin
Callaway Boyd
Douglasville
Alonzo Thompson
DM. Boyd
Roy Pitts
Carrailton
Ollie Boyd
L.D. Boyd
R. H. Boyd
Isses Minnie
Cora Boyd
Willie Gilland
Sid Stone
Villa Rica
Grover Tyson
B. Harper
O. C. Boyd
Inez Boyd
Lennye Entrekin
Monroe Wiliams
J. M. Wiliams
Hickory Level
Little Vine
Manda Boyd
J. M. Boyd
Jake Baskin
Ruby Tyson
Fanie Payne
Willie Tyson
Homer Payne
Misses Celie
Ada George S
Mrs. White
Temple Route 2 Residents Back From Florida
Mr Dock Farr and family have moved back here from Florida. Miss Myra Taylor and Eunice Baskin made a business trip to Villa Rica. Eunice Baskin visited relatives with Eva nt and Will Garner family. Kittie Chandler returned to Villa Rica after visiting Ossie Davis. Ed Stolloman and family visited relatives near Mt Carmel. Dock Farr visited Rev Baskin and Rev Dimmock at Fairview. Myra Taylor spent time with Eunice Baskin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Dock Farr
S. A. Baskin
Dimmock
Fairview
Myra Taylor
Eunice Baskin
Flat Rock social notes around Douglasville area
Local residents and families from Flat Rock and nearby areas visited relatives and attended church and gatherings last week. Several households hosted guests from Villa Rica Carrailton Hickory Level and Vila Rica with Sunday visits and Saturday night ice cream at Boyd and Payne households.
Beulah Social Roundup Touches Nearby Friends
Beulah area residents and visitors are featured in a string of brief notes. Ben Jackson and wife of Buck Creek visited Simonton’s mill area friends. Jim Moore and mother from Bowdon spent time with J. N. Jackson’s family. Richard Jackson and children from Newnan stay with his in law J. W. Smith’s family. Rose Turner from Carrollton shared a cream supper with Thursie Harwell and others. Wawena Hughs returns from Heard county for a stay then heads to A. and M. Grace Marlow and children visited relatives in Heard county. Regulars include H. M. Hughs in Heard county and S. A. McClung with Cord nearby. Reverend Loyyorn conducted his regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Jackson
Buck Creek
Simonton’s
Jim Moore
Bowdon
J. N. Jackson
Richard Jackson
Newnan
J. W. Smith
Rose Turner
Carrollton
Thursie Harwell
Wawena Hughs
Mhoe
Heard County
Frolona
T. O. Roberts
R. R. Hughs
Doc McWhorter
Grace Marlow
Hill C Tuggle for prison commissioner address to voters
A 1916 candidate speech by Hill C. Tuggle outlines goals if elected including building inter county roads, aiding county authorities, making the state farm self supporting, distributing farm funds to reduce state institution costs, and establishing a state highway commission with support from the prison commission. Endorsements from De Kalb County residents and local officials accompany the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill C. Tuggle
Stone Mountain
DeKalb County
Georgia
Prion
Beulah Sunday Service and Singing Prospects
The Beulah church held a special appointment with a new pastor election month looming. Bro. Lovvorn was re-elected though undecided about acceptance. Prof. Lee from Bowdon attended the meeting. A large crowd enjoyed singing at Mr. J. E. Widener’s on Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday features a regular singing session at Beulah with hopes for good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Beulah
Jchurch
Lovvorn
Prof
Lee
Bowdon
J. E. Widener
EPHESUS Community News Highlights
Miss Beulah Cook attended Sunday School with her sister Denie and Lenia Height from Union. Mr and Mrs Will Jones welcomed a new boarder a boy. The farmers of this community...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Cook
Deanie
Lenia Height
Union
Will Jones
Local workers begin move to Hutcherson Manufacturing Co
Mr. T. W. Smith and Mr. J. W. Hix of this place have been employed by the Hutcherson Manufacturing Company where they expect to make their future home as they have begun to gather their sixteen cents cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Smith
J. W. Hix
Hutcherson Manufacturing Company
Social visits in Stony Point community
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcfain hosted visitors Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mr. J A Adamson and family. Mrs. Molie Steed spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Nora Burnett. Mr. Joseph King and family called on Mr. John Levans and family last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Powers visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Wim McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mc@fain
J. A. Adamson
Molie Steed
Nora Burnett
Joseph King and Family
John jLevans
Alice Powers
Wim McIntosh
Fellowship Quest Unites All Civilized Minds
A concise reflection on universal desire for fellowship and the ongoing human effort to come together across societies. The statement emphasizes shared social need and the civil aim of collective harmony.
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Whitesburg
W. H. Robinson
Alla Maud Turner
E.S. Turner
J. H.robinson
Belle Robinson
Bertha Jennings
George Cook
Mandeville
Lizzie Smith
Tom Wilson
Cross Plains
Henry Young
R. H. Cooper
Bertha
H. Houseworth
le W. C. Jennings
Viola Burks
T. C
Pleasant Hill
Fish
Vogue
Heaton Bros
Lee Beck
J. N. Johnson
Shady Grove
Hannah
Miller's Academy
Temple
DeKard County
D. P. Griffin
K. A. Graham
Stone Mountain Bank
J. H. Griffin
Sampo & Miller
K. Brinkley
Stones Malmate
A. G. Barnett
J. R. Irwin
Granite Bank
J. & Pounds
M. D
W. T. McCurdy
Steve McCurdy
R. Foster
Georgia Railroad
W. Britt
J. 5
Rankin
E. G. Thomason
Bm Church
South
W. D, Maddox
B. H, Davis
R. W. Eaves
B. F. Burgess
Superior Court
James KR. George
J. A. McCurdy
R. E. Carroll
Forrester
Thompson
A. Q. Norris
R. J. Freeman
de Kalb
L. J. Steele
R. Frank Smith
Geo. M. Napier
Forrest Adair
William J. Speer
W. J. Speer
Ephesus
Stony Point
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