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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

Page

4

Meigs Music Class Delights Crowd At High School Event

Miss Stella Duren's music pupils showcased vocal and violin pieces at the Meigs High School Auditorium closing program on May 20. The audience praised the instruction, noting Duren’s training in Tampa and Columbus and naming standout performers across the ensemble.

Meigs Stella Duren Meigs High School Miss Duren Jane Tampa Fla Columbus Wisconsin Holst Aleen Morgan Vogt J. D. Culpepper Emory Pullen Schumann Fay Sadler Lamar Hall Marc Hewitt Myra Vick Ernestine Wilkes Les Marguerites Fontaine Lorine Anderson

Unity School District hosts large county picnic

The Unity School District and supporters held a May 29 picnic drawing about five hundred attendees. The event featured music, meals, and community pride in the new district and school building, with leaders and musicians named among the day’s highlights.

Pleasant Grove Notes of Visits and Showers

The article records light showers at Pleasant Grove and a series of social visits. John Folsom and T J Hutchinson made trips to Pavo. Mr. and Mrs. Nesmith dined with G W Stephenson. R E Dixon visited granddaughter. P L Folsom family visited Dixie. A Mathews and daughter visited Thomasville. a Sunday sing at J A Pafford’s drew many locals including Teate Jarrard Redfearn Hutchinson and Vonier families.

John Folsom Pavo George Nesmith G. W. Stephenson T. J. Hutchinson R. E. Dixon G. H. Redfearn P. L. Folsom Dixie A. Mathews R. R. Redfearn Thomasville J. A. Pafford A. F. Teate G. G. Jarrard Boone Rena Annie Vonier Maud Red Martha Farmer Susie Mamie Hutchinson Tom Stephenson A. J. Farmer Henry Dixon Hugh Jim Vonner Wilburn Jarrard Gus Harrington

Community notices and family visits near Cairo

Friday night social plans canceled for a box supper. J P Bullock and family visited Arlington last weekend with Mattie Lou and Glorrie Dennis. Aggie Merritt and Clarence Merritt stayed with sister Mrs McArory in Cairo. Rosa Sutton visited her mother near Cairo last Sunday. Mrs J F Bullock and son Russell stayed with relatives in Ochlocknee Saturday night.

J. P Bullock Arlington Mattie Lou Glorrie Dennis Wil Aggie — Merritt Clarence Merritt Cairo J. F. Bullock Russell Ochlocknee

Address by Hon Thomas W Hardwick at Thomasville Meeting

The speaking at Thomasville Tuesday featured Hon Thomas W Hardwick delivering an address. Attendees included G L Duren W A Duren J C Smith L K Braswell J H Pullen W H Braswell Jeff Davis Thomas Davis H C Davis J A Bowers and Bud Singletary. Mr W G Stokes and his bride formerly Eva Pirkle returned from a Florida honeymoon. Mrs WH Hurst, a milliner, takes a vacation at her mother Mrs Faircloth’s home near Branchville Mitchell County Christianity- no.

Cecil Rouse Jewel Davis Mamie Hall Meigs Meigs High School Walden Thomasville Ezekiel Carter Anderson Moultrie W. A. Covington Meigs School Mobley W. H. Hurst Earl Hurst W. H.hurst Texas Dan Luke Chastain Tat Singletary Ruby McMath Thomas Ville Verona Jones P. L. Hollingsworth Duncan Fulford The Sticks J. J. Braswell I. R.aultman Dan Willis G. C. Lunsford Thomas W. Hardwick Messrs G. L. Duren W. A. Duren J. C. Smith L. K. Braswell J. H. Pullen W. H. Braswell Jeff Davis Thomas Davis H. C. Davis J. A. Bowers Bud Singletary W.G. Stokes Bride Eva Pirkle Florida H." Hurst Faircloth Branchville Mitchell County Kirkland Jackson J. N. Isler

Note Other News Letters From the County

County letters and notes are continued on another page of this issue. Readers are guided to the companion section for further notices and local updates.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Purifier Medicine

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that reaches the disease seat, claims success from a physician’s formula, and describes it as a tonic blood purifier that acts on mucous surfaces.

Hall

Singletary Family Visits and Local Social News

Singletarys and relatives linked to Pine Park singing convention last Sunday. J E McMillan and son John visited Pelham relatives last weekend. Singletary family from Jacksonville reside with parents Mr and Mrs Noa Singletary. McMillan and Van Sanders linked with Miss Ruth Wilson. Oscar Maddox and Ernest Singletary traveled to Thomasville last Tuesday. Ed Millan hosted a well attended Friday evening entertainment.

Pine Park J. .E. McMillan John Pelham Roy Ernest. Singletary Jacksonville Noa Singletary Misea McMillan Vannie Sanders Ruth Wilson

Merrillville Worldmen Picnic Brings Crowds and Local News

A Worldmen of the World picnic was held at the Merrillville park near the academy with ice cream lemonade and pies. After a noon meal a ball game entertained the crowd as local residents visited and news of visiting relatives and former teachers filled the afternoon.

Merrillville Academy J. W. Johnson Emma Marston Thomasville W. J. Matthews Upton Matthews Sutton Cairo Evans EB. Jones Sizemore Oorman Parkway Bennett Giles Fitzgerald Joe Barnes Pwere Barnes F. N. Carter Ramsey Channel

Coolidge Ga Picnickers Amid Rain See Fire Losses

The Coolidge Sunday School picnic at Rocky Ford enjoyed fine weather and fellowship before a second blaze destroyed the O’Neal and Burgess homes. O’Neal in Tampa had insurance. Burgess, aged and poor, had none, prompting calls for aid and water works to prevent future disasters. Large cotton yields and Woodmen of the World Decora tion planned for Sunday.

Coolidge Rocky Ford Pavo O’neal Mr. Burgess Dr. Crow Town Woodmen of the World Enon

Local Oaklawn Notes and Social Roundup

Melon crop picks blue ribbons as two to three carloads ready by June 15. Residents travel to Tampa and Boston for visits, illnesses improve, and many Oaklawnites attend a Union meeting in Pavo. Summer gatherings include a Unity picnic and a Springs outing with a large crowd enjoying a pleasant time.

Messrs W. W. Alexander G. Lastinger W. Carter FP. M. Roberson

Home Invasion Report Involving Andrew McMath

A Black assailant confronted Andrew McMath in his home Tuesday night around ten o clock. McMath fled through a back window and escaped across the gateway while his family was away. The attacker grabbed him from the rear but did not detain him.

Andrew McMath ModMath Nateway

Union Mews of Grady Ce

After a week absent the writer plans to resume letters. The rain on Saturday night was badly needed. Sunday school at Union is progressing nicely. A large Union crowd attended Lane Reaneh Sunday morning am report amine nme. Calvin Watson and family are home. Mrs Kizato Brinson visited cousin Mrs W M Hudson Friday. Luther Carlisle dined with Mr and Mrs David Hud.

W. W. Carter Bellville J. P. McCann C .H. Lamon Tampa Fla I. F. Duncan Lillie Wood Boston D. BE. Wood Frank Kent Valdosta Etta Jones Whigham Pavo Ray Moseley Unity Nadean Jeff Wall W. J Mims Gon Almon Rufus, Ragan Wallace Wall Herschel Watson Will -Ragan Kizzie Brinson Helen Jeff Nadean Wall Ochlocknee Kater ‘Cox Herschel Calvin Watson Will. Ragan W.L. Watson Thomasville Charlie . Brinson Meigs Union Settlement Hope Union Lane Reaneh Nme Luther - Carlisle David Hud

Blood Trouble Often A Puzzling Question

Fragmentary text references blood trouble and health. readable parts mention a question about body parts and health effects. No clear events, people, or places are established in the readable portion.

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Shepherds House Ingram Drug Co Meigs News Sardis Church County Line Sardis Hap Albert Majors Pearl Allfgood John Palmer Loyal Wilkes Pleasant View Church Mathis Mayo Kendall Bellieves Miller’s Springs West Jackson Street Thomanville H. Goldstein Unity. Academy J. C. Cumbass B .D. Lindsey Lindsey Hays Rutie Wilder Henry Miller Tom Jones Clay Prof J. Palmer J. B. Mathis N. C. Wilkes Watt Cooper Roy Tomas H.B. Bradkin Misses Corbin Ollie Simpson Mollie Alligood Carrabelle Thomas Laura Cooper Eva Perry W. R. Lunsford Jimmie Homer Hurst R. C. Chastain Ellabelle Pleasant Grove Eula Merrillville Mens and Sonnett Teécuasec Baptist Church Oagawn Oaklawnites Lizzie Stephenson Grady CE Our Steyerman’ S Gash Shoe Cape Atlanta cRonte Department
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