Quiet Thanksgiving Observed in Community Notes
The report recalls a quiet Thanksgiving with families gathering and traveling. Hazel Hill returned sick from Pavo, while other locals spent the day with relatives. A tick eradication program remains active and Rev. C W Patterson will preach his final sermon before a new appointment. The obituary of Jim McGraw notes five sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hill
Pavo
W. A. Green
Robert Mill
C. W. Patterson
C. E. Green
J. M. Dunn
Fla
Cary Harrell
Jim McGraw
E. J. Walker
George Walker
W. T. Green
W. R. Shelly
W. U. Green
Mullis Slaton wed in Thomasville at courthouse
Miss Alma Slaton and Mr. Raymond Mullis, both of Waunleigh, were married Thursday morning at 11 in the Thomasville courthouse. The bride, eldest Slaton daughter, came from Fay ette county five years ago. the groom, son of Charley Mullis, had lived in the area about a year after moving from Pulaski county. Friends wish them a long, happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullis—Slaton
Alma Slaton
Raymond Mullis
Waunleigh
Court House
Thomasville
Ellis Slaton
Thomas County
Fayette County
Charley Mullis
Pulaski County
Georgia Railway and Power plans five million stock issue
The Georgia Railway and Power Company seeks Public Service Commission approval for a 5 million dollar issue of preferred cumulative stock at 7 percent. Proceeds would reimburse construction costs and improve property. A Decem ber 10 hearing at the Capitol will hear public comment. Shares redeemable after 1938 at 115 percent of par. Bankers have underwritten the sale at 100 par and will deposit 4 million with Philadelphia Trust. Remaining shares reserved for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Capitol
the Power Company
Philadelphia Trust Company
French rule scored by Syrian leader
New York reports Emile Morhig, head of the Syria independence faction in New York, accuses France of turning the Syrian mandate into a colonial regime. He says the French high commissioner holds all powers, Syria loses liberties, and France aims to control the Near East, with corruption and a French monopoly harming the Syrian economy and currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League of Nations
France
Syria
Near East
Emile Morhig
Independence Party of
United States
England
Frech Africa
Africa
Ireland
Mediterranean
Indo-China
Lyons
Marseilles
Card of Thanks from the Hurst family
The Hurst family thanks friends neighbors and Archbold Memorial Hospital staff for support during the illness and death of their son and brother. May God bless each one of you, the family says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrodville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
J. B. Hurst
Historic bridge burned near Columbia sparks bridge plan
A wooden Broad River bridge near Columbia South Carolina burned Sunday night. Officials consider a concrete replacement at about 300000 dollars, with 18 months to two years, or a 30000 dollar temporary span in three months. Traffic detours affect Congaree and surrounding routes. Six watchmen will monitor the detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
N. C
South Carolina
Broad River
Columbia-Newberry
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
W. J. Barnwell
Highway Commission
Congaree
Lexington
Chapin
Newberry
Trmo
Lorick’s Ferry
New Brookland
Richland County
Diamond thief makes big haul in Atlanta
In Atlanta, a careful early Monday burglary at Mrs. Willie Reisman’s home on North Jackson Street netted five diamond rings valued at 1500 dollars and 41 dollars in cash. Detectives Gillespie and Cowan found no clues, suspecting entry via an unlocked door or pass key. Additional thefts included a diamond dinner ring and other jewelry, plus store burglary, a gold watch, clothing, and a suitcase stolen from a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Willie Reisman
North Jackson Street
M. Bronkin
Marietta Street
S. E. Mathis
Lakewood Avenue
W. T. Hooks
Alice Street
N. C. Wing
Citizens and Southern Bank
J. L. Zachary
Spring Street
Piney Woods Lodge 138 Odd Fellows Meet Tuesday
All members are invited to attend the regular meeting on Tuesday night December 1. Besides the annual election of officers a vital business proposition will be acted upon. If you are an Odd Fellow come and learn what’s planned. J. C. Cash, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Woods Lodge
J. C. Cash
Tax Books Close December 20 1925
State and county tax books will close December 20 1925. Advertisement by P. Hyeth, Tax Collector.
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Hyeth
T. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Peggy Paige
Steyerman’s Style Shop
Bausch & Lomb
Ione
Jim Clark
Mary
Robert Hil
Georgia
RY. and Power Company
Columbia, S. C
Atlanta
Louis H. Jerger
Flowers Bakery
Thomas County Produce Exchange
R. W. McMillan
Tobacco Warehouse
Thomasville, Ga
AND
Thomas County Real Estate
the Chastain Realty CO
R. R. Ceinstain
Mpnemasville, Ga
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