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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
4
Paris June 5. The Council of Foreign Ministers at the peace conference adopts a principle that Holland shall not have to concede territory in the 1839 treaty revision on Belgium and its boundaries. Holland reportedly was ready to grant Belgium security rights sought.
Charles T. Gandy of Thomas County died Tuesday after a year long illness. Born August 12 1842 he served in Co E 50th Georgia and lost an arm at Chancellorsville. Survived by three daughters and five sons the funeral was Wednesday at his son's Bartow street home.
Thomas Northeast reports a Salem picnic with many attendees. Village residents like Mrs. Wesley Hall, Vera, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Howell, and Miss Lois McGraw appear in visitations and social calls. New baby news for Earnest Dunlap is noted along with several neighbors sharing visits and sermons.
Mr. Joe Redfearn traveled to Thomasville on business. Mr. and Mrs. G W Reichert visited Mr. and Mrs. T W Lewis Sunday. Miss Addie Milton saw Mrs. W R Reichert Monday. A R Dekle and W R Reichert made a business trip to Boston Wednesday. The Ward and Ward families plus sister Bessie stayed with R E Vick Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. G W Reichert and Mrs. Wesley Reichert visited Mrs. G W Ward Sunday. Mrs. W S Reichert visits her daughter Mrs. Susie Bowman this week. Johnnie King spent Sunday with Claud Reichert.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Borden returned from Rebecca Georgia after a two week visit. Community members attended the Summerhill exhibition and Salem picnic reporting a nice time. Several neighbors visited relatives in Thomasville Moultrie Everglade area and joined church services in Ozell.
Miss Maud McGraw and sister Mrs. Jim Hagan hosted visiting relatives including Mrs. T A Redding and family. Mr. J E McGraw and Sam Howell visited and were guests of their fathers. Multiple Redding and Hagan kin spent Saturday and Sunday with neighbors, with rides and Sunday dinners noted.
The Willis family and mother thank the Prospect community for kindness during the sickness and death of our husband and father. May God's richest blessings rest on each of you.
The community mourns the May 28 death of G W Willis at age 57 after months of paralysis. He was a Patten Methodist member, survived by wife, two children R R Willis and Avie Weathers, and several grandchildren. Burial was in Salem cemetery with Rev Hines officiating.
Mrs Donna Ward and two children visited relatives in Route A Boston with Mrs Joe Ward and Mrs J B Akridge. Several locals made business trips to Boston and visits to Metcalfe Salem Unity and Little Flock. Rain reduced picnic attendance while multiple family members attended gatherings and visited friends over the weekend.
Rev W M Davis filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sun Tom Stephenson attended to business in Boston Tuesday morning D O Mimms called on J B Miller Sunday morning Jasper Lewis and daughters of Pleasant Grove were the guests of N C Lewis Sunday Mrs L T Miller and daughter and Mrs J A Mimms and son returned home from Newport Springs last Thursday J B Miller dined at A S Johnson home Emma Davis returned home Sunday Levick Vann and mother shopped in Boston Friday Master Dan Lamons visiting grandparents Janee Miller dined with J J Miller Alonzo Louie Ray Frank Miller and sister Jessie Miller visited their sister near Evergreen Sunday L T Miller and daughter shopping in Boston Monday
Miss Lula Hudson and Mr Luther Eddings called on Misses Alice and Bessie Wilson Sunday afternoon. Various neighbors visited, and Miss Myrtle Melton hosted dinner for Misses Alice and Bessie Wilson. An all day sing is planned at Big Creek on the fourth Sunday in June with a call for baskets and attendance.
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