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WINDKR, KAIIItdW COUNTY. GA., THI'RSDAY, IKBRIARY IS*. I WtiOIREDECTORr.rilav tof Judgel1 1 flt;*ty r.(1 in aTHE MARVELOUS DEVELOPMENTBOLIBEING MADE IN BARROW COUNTYAttendAt Ci20, 1Jates of-*ssrs. 1*.and W.[‘COSsflllver M i*.ManyWhich* To thbe herecrs and Weevil. Hemeiet one lt;1 in all-S.ifferentt house he vote,rted by oned.When we speak of Harrow eoun David Johnson, Freeman K. Smith ty in this article it is meant the Jns. Peppers. J. A. Dalton, Jas.territory making up our new couii Adorns, John Tims. W. A. 'rims, ,ty which up to six years ago was \V. A. Williams. Kill Dutton, Jno. |~ !a part and pan el of the three Martin, H, W. Hooks, Win. Helton, I1 * AbW « • a*- 1' * * * - * :Ar «■% L’v t 1 • ^ . r ■ « • ■ « « i■ —w. f - — j ^ u ? y ’ * — — — - _ _ - „ - - . 7 *splendid old eommonwealtlijs ot‘ Peter lleltou, Hiehard llelton, Jnoj RESOL laekaoti, Walton and Hwinnett. j Helton. J. .I. Maynard. M. J. Park-'w i ■ . f * • T . T«. ' -■’1'i f-**- ~ vf. . «Harrow county twenty-five or , er. Ben Adams. Freeman Attaway,• ■ « \ . ••‘ifc i lieJM'lk t '• a _ _«*»!-«.«-It* \ ri, mu auMiiuv, »’ irnimn .nuivv.i^, Blotll'thirty years abo was very differ-, Win. Maynard, Zeke llarvev, Jas. I(i(j n|(1|ncut in most respects to what it is Harwell, J. H. Stewart, Dal Stan- ;{;»*. ytoday, and if one will go back fif- b y. J. E. Carlyle, n. W. Steed, lu,tv years there are many interest-ing changes and comparisons.M. F. Hinton, W. W. Hinton, W. J. Haynie, Birdiek Finch, W. S.II OTIV1 ' . F , II III\M imivio n I * 1 • \ I * * • •«Fifty years it is not a very long Dunnahoo, W. T. Kerry, Jno. O.• iv nk ft i /ft * f iWftV' i luL . . ■ - - • «. « ■ •manyFebruai ied wit I Hill een.. _ 1920. Itime—only half a eentury— but.Perry, Arch Tanner. Richard |lr~r)sduring this period wonderful and Sharpton, Wiley Pierce, K. S. D. *undreanied-of things ,havc hap-.Lanier, J. M. Tucker, W, II. Houseiui».y pened. marvelous deveJo|)ments (j, \\ Ilardigree, David (asper,theirijjyve taken place and many things J. I). Williamson, I). R. U. Perkins,*ss and have transpired to make history.',), n. (j. Perkins, W. J. Ross, M. Cng the Fiftyyears ago the agricultural Wall. F. N. Wall, -I. II. Spence.U8 V? interestof this section was far he- Boh Spence, Jas. Spence. M. .1 .ennett. many counties and land a ter- Tucker, Sylvester Bowman. G. s *one ° aged about $4.00 per aere. Now Bowman, L. J. Johnson. J. M.it is one among them out progress- Johnson, Dr. J. A. Thompson, Jno. i lm,ive anfI productive .agricultural W. Thompson, A. B. Stewart, L. j.. „counties of the state and farm L. Patrick, K. M. Patrick. W. K. , u , 'lands have advanced from $4.00 Autry, W. W. (iraham. K. W. Gra-to an average of $100.00 per acre, ham; •). W. (Iraham, S. F. (iraham, . _. •» ... w a “ * i » m .TT.1.»MEnare mail mourn.In con sot ion ol lowing and uua ulaiF. Ucsout fromo beau adjoiu-wl will ?rect a use. pen up ng be-re niceThe advancement in all otherjJ. D. Wright, Pomp Stewart, Eh-lines of endeavor has been equally jah Edger, John Edger, Mathew- • I i x * 'I v'1 lIT l* * / 'I II?as great. , * i * •' ’Fifty years ago the school advantages were extremely limited;;hi v how Suprcmtthat we our brotResohEdger, Ed Owens, Win. (^oilier, .(files McElroy, Wm. Me Elroy, Jno u slt; l(“Jones, Jno. C. Whitehead. Thus. imml,(‘s'VclIIta^tSY VVCIC CAUWUCIJ .iij.iixv*, ill ttthere were scarcely any comforta-j *lt;’* n.an, Sam Dillard, John Spru-l)h* church buildings, no good pub-0*11. J. H lurson, Angc Wall, Ja-. 1 I, • m i 1 i i i . 4 » I . . . - Hfl I \ .k it ■ I I I «... 1 *to the brother.Cl * ’ . V ished tolie roads, no telephones, few hug- ^us Hunter, Jas. McDaniel, Dock ^there ! Austin, Oscr* Austin, John H. Bed- vgies and no automobiles, but -------were plenty of cross roads, bar- dmgheld SolomonHeddingtield,evious|rooms anil few advocates of. prohibition.Fifty years ago there were no Sam |lai.^80n Sewell Meelectric lights, no rural routes, *U‘ . * , o n i • ,» *, i, ~ i f,,,,,, Flung, John Sells,Lovic Betts, Jnodaily mail, no improved tarm mi- ^ J, J A r Manders, Wm. Manders, Samuelidcments. . « «m » ..R. M. Edwards, Tom Adams. V incent Dalton, W. II. Aycock, Ike House, J. B. McElroy, Madison11LEIL. (\ (Altcst :inking plements in the11 ways everyAll to-te for visit tom forlot op-theun-^ ' .....-• liiJanvleiH, hThos. McEldufL-Jack,Fifty years ago there we™ no Kennedy Martin Knight, Frankrailroads in the county ami Ath- \ir4iwn:.j.Inc W 1111 in I in* I .auronm*COUNTrailroads in the county and Atn- Mei)aniel, Jas Rutledge,Uwreneeena was the nearest radroiwl point. jVanderfo).d Sim Mjl, w y ,m,mi ' a._____i:.___1.1.: P..,. I ._ . ... ... ... ...IS ATThere are interesting things forlNo|an Chandler, (J. VV. Smith. T. •us to .review occasionally, and -----JudIhackan __K. Smith, J. W. Sanders, Jaswhile they bring hack to our mind (j|ac|^ Sanford Smith, Joshua other gmany sad memories ot the past, it lt;4niith, Jobe S. Smith, Josh T. goverimshould cause us to feel grateful Smith, John S. Smith, T rumanfor the advantages we have and Smith, W. R. Smith, Jobe R.the blessings we «ni«v of which Smith. A. (i. Thompson. J. A.,i i i i...li .. Thompson, Howard Thomas, Thos.Treadwell, Jas. “('oon” Thompson, Elisha Thompson, Bob Moore,E. J. Heddingtield, Jno. W. Odum,Js. L. Odum, J. I). Harrison. S. IIThesefor roalt;to the cthose who lived half a century back were deprived.During all this period, of which we have been writing, few comities have had a tlner type ot citi-^ ------ ^ IJ, V/UUIII, *#. I i tai I inwu, * II.zenship, men who had high ideals, j Harrison, A. A. Holloway, lt;\ T.llVaJ true conception what eonsti- jviathew's, Warren Treadwell, M.I tiSl i . i J Aitlrf «1 iwl moil U1 ft ft rn 1 II f ft a • fin I IIBADr (M iss Sa\tlan-er of if oured honiitutes a good citizen and men who v.~ Treadwell” Bertiin Treadwell, |se^,ral succeeded in the various walks ol T M Wages, Joseph Partin, Wal-‘ ^ ton Sims, T. J. Edwards, W. W,life.They and inflt;During this half (*eiituty scores Edwards, Cal Haynie, lieubin *.s 1* lt;f them have gone to the great be- Smith, (J. L. Thomas, Ben Moore, i(.)rs Jr()1leoun-1 , i__.1:j _____.i, moLn i ii vr______n i______________from alyond who did much to help make Barrow eouniv what it is today.eaves . _ .................riage,I Jef-m.M rs.weresndedAmong those we now memorv, we mentionJno. F. Nowell, Berry Barden, T ~ . Arch Webb, John (!. Fuller, Billw can call to Euller, Martin Fuller, Jim Mose-: Col. Robert \eyt Lewis Moseley, Tom Day, JotMartin,HillIlardigree, R. N. Pentecost, J. M. 7______ v_ ^ . Haynie, Marian Caruth, Tom Dun-Rev. John Ross, Richard Lay, Eli- naiioo. Judse Hutchins. JackWhite, Peter McMullin, Dilmus It. |)ayt Warren Day, Simeon Martii Lyle, Ezekiel Hewitt, Rev. nart-jHamp Wall, John D. Wall, Hiii I \ITliwihonn 7. ft . i v 1! . _ I'l \T 1 i a ^^ _a I 1well Jackson, Wm. Jackson, Z. B. Petts, Jordan Stanton. S. H. SmithWINDThe Itrict A.!to our lt;hanknintyctingDeLapen iere,W. H. Bu»h, Emicii Meadow, Noah Meadow,Zion Morris, Wiley Wright, H. J- John Maxey, Mose Wall, Jno. W. ol^A 1 J r 1 O itIIIl iUUiir vvciii, VkivJ. if *Will’ Pox, D. L. Hill. John Jackson, Wall, John Crow, Will R. Scgacs, |slt;*ore- . Will- u O CJ* „ II n Hftftnn W if__j___ ix f n..„......1. i jiioagaiWill 1 a;a, I****, « ’ 4 an, wunii vnuw, »» • n,w Walters. Sims, 11. 0. Horton, W. Mac Manders, I). L. Hancock, A. | *iJ.* R. Segars, Dub Seear-s, Jno. II. j Pendergrass, W. R. A. Boyd, (s 0,1,,r House, A. A. Hill, M. A. Patman, Jones Sell, Bee Jackson, Drew W. ),(T*V s,»° s( j J. B. (PShields, Jno. W. Moon, Jack80n, L. Y. Bradbury, Dr. Rus- K rn’« ift^ft II 1____• % i 4 L /vtlfil ' — ^ « • . • a ftthenJas. (Juflin,\Z David Smith, Arnold Smith, Luke ~ Flanigan, ('hcslie Parker, Rev.Ephraim Mathews, Hfljj Moore, Tom Hill, FrancisJackson, M. W. Jackson, J. J. Booth, A. I), (’handler, Z. F.Stan-rny, IV. A. maKey, va. i . Arnold, J .A .Segars. JI. S .Segars, Hill. W. Henry Hill. John Frank- E M Moulder, Rev. H. N. Rainey, lin, Moses Dillard, Solomon Man- jW E Boyd E j oijyer, Lewisning. J. Hendrix Nowell, Jas. M. sharpton, S. E. Sharpton, F. W. Thurmond. Jas. M. Booth. John Wood, F. W. Bondurant, W. 1.. Statham, IMck Statham, S. C.. Ar- Sikes Joe Collins, T. H. Niblaek.I 1 ▼ X /'X \lr VT. f ^ t.«n *» r^O \*£% ‘ • ft •• ft / • • . • f r I ftM r. Jspent a visiting who ha out fam out a f been“flu,” I:I Uvli I UV1 I I vv/a Y *Jns Rainey, Newt Me Mullins. D. • A. Hughey, T. C. Williams. J. II. 10 °f Elder, John Pentecost, Dr. Mathew Dostcr. Billy Dnster, J. A. Boss this w. P. Cosby, John J. Wages. G. ‘ami- \v. Ethridge, Tom Dillard, W. T. and Parker, Josse Parker, Jack Arm-a AMessrs. Jack Harper and JohnMr. I of age,brotherlast Tu The 1 ducted Hebronnoon alinterm Mr— raraer, ocssc r.rncr, —- r)i»y- two of Statham Vi splendid | TM 1stead, Jns. Armstead, John Wood, citizcus are in Winder today on j near BSidney Maughon, J. C. Lovin, business. |Mrs. D
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Winder Barrow Times
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