Georgia counties list students to study outside state in 1920 fall
Butts and Jackson High School will be represented as Georgia colleges and universities attract 61 students to study out of state. Georgia State College for Women in Milledgeville drew 10 enrollees, with many named schools and students including Brenau Gainesville and Emory University in Atlanta among the institutions listed for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts County
Jackson “High School
Jett
Ewan
Georgia
Milledgeville
Pte
Ioe
Giz Lovett Fletcher
Annie van Jones
Nell Lane
Vincent Jones
John Preston
Winifred Divinie
Emory University
Atlanta
Jim Howell
Local Social Notes From Jenkinsburg and Nearby Areas
Col and Mrs R C Jackson and Mrs Ida Garten of McDonough Sunday. Mrs M B Farrar shopped in Atlanta Friday. Mesdames H A Maddox and J J Williamson of Atlanta visited with their parents. Mr S L Johnson of Duluth was a visitor Friday. Mr Robert Ali of Washington DC greeted friends Friday. Mr and Mrs John A Childs of Adel spent Thursday and Friday here due to Mrs Marcus Childs' death. George Kinard and baby of Macon and John Kinard of Griffin were guests Sunday of Ralph Stallworth. Emma Lou Childs spent the weekend with homefolks. Mrs Oscar Pressley of Atlanta spending days with Mrs Jimmy Caston. Mrs Hay and Bernice Lee visited Mr avid: Mrs Franklin Cooper in Thomaston Tuesday, guests Sunday of Mrs ston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jackson
Ida Garten
McDovieugl
M. B. Farrar
Atlanta
H. A. Maddox
S. L. Johnson
Duluth
Robert
John A. Childs
Adel
Marcus” W. Childs
George Kinard
Macon
John Kinard
Griffin
Ralph M. Stallworth
Emma Lou Childs
Oscar Pressley
Jimmy Caston
BR “Hay
Bernice - Lee
Avid
Franklin Cooper
Thomaston
Ston
Progress-Argus Honor Subscriptions List
A fragmented reader listing honors and subscriptions for Sherman County residents. Names include H. C. Childs Locust Grove. Sims Jackson. Mrs. Reynolds Hawkingville. Luella Maddox. Pauline Reynolds. B Heneely Jackson. Ramos Flovilla. Taylor Flovilla. Mrs Thaxton Jackson. A G Spencer Jackson. Mrs J Guds Jenkinsburg. John Carter Jackson. M M Powers Montgomery Alabama. B Howell Jackson. Ming Myrtie Lee McGoogan Jackson GA. Agnes Childs Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Childs
Locust ‘Grove
C “A “Sims
Jackson
Maddox
Luella
Pauline Reynolds
Hawkingville
B. H. Heneely
G. BD
Ramos
Flovilla
Aan Taylor
P ‘Thaxton
A. G. ‘Spencer
Bankston
Jenkinsburg
J. Guds
John
W. ‘Carter
M. JM. Powers
Montgomery
Alabamef
Howell
Ming
Myrtie
Lee McGoogan
Jack
Georgia-born widow served in Civil War era relief work
Mrs. Jester, born in Georgia and married to Harrison Jester in 1871, lived a long life of service and kindness. She helped clothe Confederate soldiers during the War Between the States and was widely beloved. Survived by daughter Mrs. Willis F Huddleston and other relatives in Atlanta and Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdo
Zi Ey
Lacy, Goodwin
Viria
Georgia
Thia
Harrison
Jester
Willis F
Huddleston
Ker
Vee
Atlanta
Acs
Barbara’ Phinazee
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Stuart
Joi
Naval ‘ “Academy
ANE
Norman
Junior
Eae Norman Park
Ellen Jane
Sams
Brenau
Gainesville
Josephine Lasnett
Vera
Edwards
Dorothy Anne
Carmichael
Martha Berry
Rome
Annie Lee
Keigler
Bradley
ARGUS
Waar
McGoogan
St. Pauls
N. C
Agnes
Henke
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