Local and Personal News 1926 Round Hill notes
Mrs. Clayton Slaton begins teaching at Round Hill Monday. Uncle Jordan Anderson returns to Tampa. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. James Pinson on January 3. Kiddies glad to be back in school. Roads worsened by recent rains. Read Prof. Bolton's article. Mrs. J. E. Bruce ill. Miss Maddelle Walker visiting from Dahlonega. Clifton McClure returned from Atlanta. Club subscription offers for Daily and Tri Weekly papers. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grogan a daughter on December 3. Mrs. H. H. Brice of Atlanta visiting her parents. L. P. Slaton family moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Local officials active with Tax Collector Bearden busy. J. W. Slaton and Walter Slaton visiting. Election held. H. Palmour elected Mayor and W. L. Martin L. J. Redd and C. I. Robinson named councilmen. Gainesville Daily Mail limited to Lumpkin by bad roads. Stockholders to meet Bright National Farm Loan Association in Dawsonville on Monday January 11. B. B. Taylor, Secretary and Treasurer.
Births and moves mark Quiet Route One Notes
Mr and Mrs Allen Gentry announce a son born January 1. John and Leland Darnell move back from Cartersville while S L Hyde and family relocate to the old Tatum place on Sweetwater Creek. Traveling visitors include Truman Beck and sons and run from Atlanta, plus Clayton Summerour to Tampa Florida. A church break in at Sweetwater damaged furniture. locals blame whiskey and warn of Sunday services at Pleasant Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Hyde
Tatum Place
Sweetwater Creek
Route Two Gossip Notes and Visits
Mrs Wik Dollar and children return from Austell visit. Hiram Simonds is ill. W Parks and daughter Susan visited from Wier. Henry Vaughters spent Saturday with S A J Vaughters. Jake and others plan a wedding writeup. Ted Crane of Route 1 visited his brother Oscar Crane. Annie Vaughters of Dawsonville visiting relatives. Berthi and Mariann Hall visited their grandmother Mrs Marinda Vaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Crane
Route 1
Oscar Crane
Annie Vaughters
Dawsonville
Berthi and
Mariann Hall
Marinda Vaughters
Harmony area notes and family movements in 1925
Local column records visits and movements of residents including Rev J H Peck, Mrs Alton Parks, Miss Mary Couch, Miss Minnie Parks, and families such as Wallace, Chastain, Elliott, Evans, Stowers, and Grant. Mentions funerals, holidays, house moves near Laurel, Gainesville and Dougherty, and a remark about cold weather and ice cream for the family cow. Ho bo Bill is noted at end.
Barrettsville Clippings and Local News Roundup
Sunday weather rain greeted Barrettsville residents while church and school notices urged attendance. Local residents like Mrs. M toward and the McGehee families were mentioned with visits and moves. The note ends with a pledge about Georgia's future under Clifford Walker and a push for progress.
Georgia Baptists Unite for Law and Order Sunday
Georgia Baptist Convention in Savannah endorses a nationwide Day of Observance on January 10 urging pastors to lead churches in sermons and activities stressing law observance and civic responsibility amid rising crime. North and South Georgia Methodist conferences plan parallel programs to engage Georgian citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Churches of Georgia Unite For Law & Order
U.S
Georgia Baptist Convention
Savannah
Orden
Social Service Committee
Convention
U. S
Social Service Commission
North
South Georgia
Methodist Conferences
Ane Arcis
Dawsonville High School Seeks funds for upgrades
A letter from J L Bolton Agri teacher requests patrons and trustees to raise about three hundred dollars for a boys toilet, floors, desks, windows, roof repair, shop repair, and laboratory equipment. He notes state inspector Mr J O Martin warned withdrawal of state aid totaling $1,000 plus vocational grant $900 would occur if improvements are not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.0. Martin
Dawsonville High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clayton Slaton
Round Hi
Jordan Anderson
Tampa, Fla
James Pinson
Bolton
J. E. Bruce
Maddelle Walker
Dahlonega
Clifton McClure
Atlanta
Homer Grogan
Route 2
Mrs. HH
I. Brice
Mrs. R
McClure
Daily
M. A. and
J. R Barker
C.F. Hughes
A.J. Nix
Near Lumpkin
Maggie Lee Looper
Mrs
Jack Looper
Larrettsville
Bearden
Jim
J. W. Slaton
Silver City
Walter Slaton
Monay
Gainesville
Bright National Farm Loan Association
B. BR. Taylor. Ser. & Treas
Route One
Honea
Sweetwater
Annie Stone
Dessie Hyde
Myrtie Darnell
Cora‘tatum
Mary Abee
Truman Beck
John Darnell
Cartersville
Leland Darnell
Claud Tatum
Forsyth County
Ampa, Fla
J. R. Tatum
W. M. Tatum
Florence Summerour
Manuel Gable
Roosevelt Tatum
Alonzo Darnell
Pleasant Grove
ROUTE
Hiram Simonds
W. Parks
Susan of
Wier
Henry Vaughters
S. A. J. Vaughters
Jake
G. W. Cain
W. H. Vaughters
Buttons
J. H. Peck
Alton Parks
Harmony Monday
F M. Whelchel
Cool Springs
D. L. Wallace
Laurel
Gladys
General Wallace
Glenn
Aline Couch
J. K. Robertson
Family of Liberty
W. G. Evans and
Family
Paul Chastain
Birmingham
Ala
R. G. Elliott
Earl Moss
D. L. Wallace and Family
Mary Couch
Lexington
C. M. Stowers and
Arthur Grant
Nall County
Robert Evans
Mrs. Stowers Wallace
Baby of Price
Guy Elliott
Clara Elliott
Birmingham Aln
H. C. Chastain
Minnie Parks
T. L. Elliott
W. R. Stowers
Dougherty
G. R. Elliott
S. V. Wallace
Mrs. R. Carttrell
New Hope
R. A. O’shelds
M. L. Castleberry and
Joen Garmon
Hayne Cothran
Miami
Florida
Hobo Bill
Barrettsville
Salem
Thurston Metlan
Nelson
Als. McHan and
Will Hope
J. M. Howard
Josie Hayes
Chattanooga, Tenn
Julius Pruett
Chiff McGehee
Dolan
Dessie McHan
Maud Roper
Iain McGehee
Baal Dioward
Marble Hill
Augusta Tatum
Columbus Richardson
John Hayes
Isaac McGehee
Jim Hix
Talking Rock
Mr. Elix
Bernice and
Mamie Twiges of
Isa McGehee
Nan Shoemaker
South Carolina
Seymour McGehee
Salon
Ron Yr
Tate
Clifford Walker
Pat County
Martin
J. 1. Bolton
Agri
Dawson County
the Tabor Agency, Inc
Jackson Bldg
Gainesville, Gatste
Dodge Brothers
C. V. Nalley & Go
Gainesville, Ga
Donse Brothers
Seu Goon
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