Local Meeting Aims To Link Insurance Agents Statewide
Miller secretary treasurer of the National Association of Insurance Agents of New York together with Mr. Ellis Georgia Underwriters Association will visit Thomasville on the seventh. They will meet at the Tesco Hotel Friday morning to connect agents from Pelham Meigs Bainbridge Moultrie and Decatur County Realty & Ins. They seek closer cooperation and better adjustment of industry difficulties. Also included is a memorial tribute to little Sarah Paulette Roberts who died May 24 1918 at age two years three months with verses lamenting the loss and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Secty-Treas
nal’ Association of _ Insurances of
New York
Glty
Marshall J. Ellis
Georgia Loan’ ‘Underwriters Association
Thomasville Mtt
Albany
Pelham
W.N. Drake
Pelham Inseiner
W. C. ‘Twitty
Watts & Co
Meigs
D. Bickley
G. L. Duran
Hamilton
S. Hurst
E. E
Sarah Paulette Roberts
J. E. Roberts
Paulette
Rain Urgently Needed as Community Gardensa Burn
The newspaper notes widespread garden drought with gardens nearly burned up and many residents implore rain. It lists local people visiting, business trips to Thomasville and Cairo, dances around Coolidge and Pavo, and health updates including Mrs E V Golding's illness in Moultrie.
Weather note and social visits from Hobb's School
A light rain would aid farmers at Hobbs School. Mrs. J A Underwood visited Pavo on Friday. Col James Humphreys of Moultrie called on his sister, Mrs EB V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Underwood
Pavo
Col
James Humphreys
Moultrie
EB. V
River Day Reflections Highlight Visit by Homer Joiner
A brief town note recalls an enjoyable river day on Tuesday with Mr Homer Joiner visiting his daughter Mrs J J Prosser on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunity
Homer Joiner
J. J. Prosser
Barnett's Creek Community Notes
Mr G D Connally is able to be out again. Albert Barwick is at home from Norman Park Institute. Mrs L C Pittman returned home after a week with her parents in Madison Florida. Mrs Herbert Hammock returned to White Springs Florida after a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs G D Connally. Mrs Bessie Sanders spent Tuesday with Mrs G B Singletary. A good portion of the community attended the flag raising in Thomasville Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Goings spent the weekend with relatives in De fun Ga. Mr and Mrs R L Gay spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives here. Mr J H Rast of Thomasville and son Blanton are visiting. Mr and Mrs W L Butler spent Sat night and Sun with Mr and Mrs M Butler in Grady County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brascom Smithwick
J. E. Dison
Thomasville
Cairo
Walter Smithwick
Thevis Suber
Coolidge
Wright Murphy
Thamesville
Lee Holton
Moultrie
Dewey Hart
Dewitt “Holton
Murphy -With-—-Friends
Leonard Mathews
J T. Dunlap
A. B. Murphy
J. B. Dison
Corbett Murphy
Murphy
Bessie Holton
A. G. Dunlan
L. T. Holton
W. Smith
Vann McRae
Robert Underwood
Pavo
James Sherrod
E. V. Golding
Will Golding
Sallie Sherrod
Collie Kennedy
Burke
Col. Humphreys
G. D. Connally
Albert ‘Barwick
Norman Park Institute
L. C. Pittman
Madison
Fla
Herbert Hammock
White Springs
Bessie Sanders
Mrs. M . Butler
Grady County
Suffering for rain grips Beulah farmers
Beulah reports drought anxiety as farmers await rain. Local residents share visits and travels, including Miss Mamie Sasser returning from Cobb fe, guests with Mrs. Grover Thomas. Several residents like Mr. Russel Bullock and Rufus Bullock plan short postings in nearby areas, with social visits noted among families including the Bullocks and Clarks.
Red Cross Fund Drive Tops Weekend Event
Last Saturday night the Red Cross drive surpassed expectations with a total of $2.17 collected. A band from Pave provided entertainment while speakers included Charlie Litman and a Quitman man. Jessie Cannon escorted Adel Smith to Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
The
Pave
Charlie Litman
Jessie Cannon
Adel Smith
In Memory of Lillie Willis 18 Relatives Mourn Loss
A memorial notice recalls Lillie Willis who died at 18 on April 18 1918. Rev Will Davis led funeral services and Mary Lizzie Thomason signs the tribute noting her church work and cheerful nature. The notice emphasizes faith, heaven and a vacancy in a loving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willis
Lillie
Jesus
Will Davis
Mary Lizzie Thomason
Sunday Socials and Civic Talk Highlight Rural Ledger
Mr Bod and Miss Mattie Lou Cooper attended Sunday school with Mrs Gharlie Alderman and Janie. Ruth Golderman visited. Perrie Fitzgerald accompanied Hattie Adams and Mattie Lou home from Red Cross rally. Community members shared meals and praised children day speeches. Farmers harvest cucumbers and discuss shipping tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bod’ “Cooper
Mattie Lou Cooper
Gharlie Alderman
Janie
Ruth Golderman
Perrie Fitzgerald
Hattie Adams
Mattie
Lou Cooper
Red Cross
Clyde
Lamp
Ethel Green
Nellie May Dodson
Mattie Lou, Cooper
Hattie
Lessie Adams
Adel Smith
Estelle ‘Stelly
Albert Cooper
Ward Manley
Williams
Lois Williams
Pavo
R. H. Burgess
Lula Ricks
Cora Adams
Vandella Dunn
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Tesco
jHer
Paulo’te
Darling
Papa
Momma
Jasper Sea
Earth
Smallshington
D. C
Lincoln
C. T. Gandy
Astato
Sampson's
Jhomasville, GA
Thos. J, Holton
News of the County
Rothasey
Hobb’s School
McGraw
Jim Williams
Brooks County
W. R. Hagan
J. E.redding
T.A. Redding
J. A. Williams
Sam Howell
Jim McGraw
C. P. Wood
J. C. Redding
F. R. Hagan
Mary Alice
Susie Bell Redding
Bessie Hagan
T. R. Hagan
W. L. Wood
Mary Lou Wood
Mary
Alice
Ione
Barnett’s Creek
Beulah
Mamie Sasser
Cobb
Grover Thomas
Russel Bullock
Fort Orlethorne
Rufus Bullock
Paul Merritt
Singletary
Janie Dekle
Ochlocknee
Reneau Bullock
G. N. Clark
Shelby
Ala
J. F. Bullock
J. W. Smith
Tom Roe
Montezrma
Fannie Clark
Heaven
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
H. Goldstein
Neel's Feed & Seed Store
S. Madison Street
Thomasville, Ga
Coacoa
Maxwell House
White House
Tesco Coffee
Ib. Smith
Luzianne
Tetley's
I Ib
the Mutual Cash
Dozier L. Smith
Prop
South Broad Street
Mascot
Ee Wae
United States
America
ABC
Per Cai
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