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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

4

Spring Hill Community Notes on Rain Visits and Local Activities

The article records a rain in Spring Hill welcomed by farmers, visits from Raymond Cassels and Avon Sasser who failed the navy physical, and Wesley Chason returning home due to disability. It notes graduation at Thomasville, visits by Albie Singletary, Eugene Lacy, and families, and Sunday school attendance concerns. Mayme Smith stayed with cousin Mrs Hartle Brinson.

Raymond Cassels Cairo Cassels J. P. Chason Avon Sasser Valdosta Army Navy Vick--the- Huns Wesley Chason Chason Thomasville Albie Singletary Eugene Lacy Singletary Breyton Singletary Lillian A Watson Walter’ Mimms Calvin Watson Grady County Pyror Rich Andrew Rea Bar Singletary Community South Mayme Smith Hartle Brinson

Rain and sermons mark Beverly week in Ozelle area

A fine Tuesday rain boosts crops and king grass in Beverly area. Rev J P McCann preached at New Hope on Sunday with the sermon Man a Failure and Gods Opportuni ty. Local residents from Ozelle attended and others visited Beverlys and Partins. curious note ends with Who occupied front porch swing Sunday night.

J. P. McCann Ozelle New Hope New Hope Sunday A. G. Partin Chicago

Pleasant Grove Community News Highlights

Social visits fill Sunday and week events in Pleasant Grove and nearby Ozell areas. Residents Pearl Smith Mae Bell Scott Callie Davis attend gatherings. Excursions include picnics preachers from Thomasville and visitors from Evergreen Savannah Bainbridge and Monticello Florida. Mrs Everett Joiner improves.

Pearl Smith Mae Bell Scott Callie Davis Near Summer Hill Everett Joiner Summer Hill J. A. Dixon Florida Dixie Williford Lastinger Evergreen Unity Willie McMullan Near Ozell Essie Mae Mc Donald Jonah Cumbest Susie Dugger Ozell Eva Hudson Jewel Cobb C. H. Rice Col H. J. McIntyre John Henry Dixon Near Pleasent Grove Nadeoe Frida Tom Jones Boston Pleasant Grove Homer Mallard Pafford Messrs Myrick Hery Dixon Ann Willford Leonard Green Monticello Fla

Notary Public and Ex Officio Justice of the Peace

Notice from Thomasville Georgia announcing a notary public and ex officio justice of the peace at 637th district with special attention to all business entrusted. Collections a specialty offered at the North Broad Street office over S Sampson's Store.

A. Wi North Broad Street S. Sampson's Thomasville

Union News of Grady County Sunday Activities

The Union Sunday gathering drew a large crowd with many families visiting relatives and attending Sunday school at Union. Several locals and guests, including the White and Oliver families, were mentioned along with garden variety visits, a sing at the Coglan home, and plans as Grady’s Albritton and Threlkeld left for Atlanta with wishes of luck in the Army.

Union W. H. White Aldridge Chason Jim White William Oliver Jim Wadsworth Charlie Brinson Armenda Euretha Watson Walter Watson Ruth Cogland Sam Meadows Roy Ragan Singletary Anderson Albritton Calvin Phrelkeld Grady U. S. Army Camp Gordon Berlin Mattie Herrington Albany W. B. James Laura Eunite Threlkeld W L. Watson Charlie Knighton Thomasville Barrett Lucile W. L. Watson C. W. Watson Messers. Albritton

Local social notes and farmer opinion in Summerhill area

Sunday greetings feature visits from Lamon Miller and Nix households. Local residents share weekly calls, dinners, and church services while neighbors discuss farming practicality and labor issues. The column closes with a wartime labor and railroad critique on striker treatment and fairness.

Salem Church Forms Red Cross Chapter

Rev W H Wages conducted services at Salem Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Mansfield and Mrs B O Wood of Pavo organized a Red Cross Chapter with A J Stephenson as President Mrs T J Hancock Vice President Miss Janie Ruth Parrish Secretary and W B Murry Treasurer. Samuel West of Pavo attended services and stayed with the Beans. Andrew Stephenson, a brother of the loved Rev A C Stephenson, visited relatives and preached at Salem.

W. H. Wages Salem Mansfield B. ‘O. Wood Pave Red Cross A. J Stephenson T. J. “Hancock Misa Janie Ruth Parrish W. B. Murry Treasuer Samuel West Pavo W. C. Bean Andrew Stephenson Brettion of A. C.° Stephenson

Community notes on Red Cross benefit and local events

Last Saturday evening a lawn entertainment at Mr. J. F. Knapp’s residence benefited the Red Cross, organized by the Golden Age Literary Club, raising a substantial sum. Cecil Palin, a former local resident and current Citizens and Southern Bank employee in Savannah, is expected June 1 for a short visit.

J. F. Knapp Red Cross Golden Age Literary Club Cecil Palin Palin Citizens and Soutlern Bank of Savannah John Booth Mary of Columbus W. W. and L. Booth Ella Booth

Community Notes From Midway and Surrounding

Local residents visited relatives and attended social gatherings. Mrs. Fannie Griffin improves after measles, and Mrs. Joe Cannon is on the sick list. Donations to Hospital and Red Cross totaled 15 dollars. Various guests include Mae Beckham, Rosebud Rains, Mellie Merritt, Rhoda Merritt, and Claud Singletary.

D. W. West, Jr P. E. Cone Albany Fondren Lewis Camp Wheeler J. H. P. Lewis Fannie Griffin J. B. Hickey Near Meigs C. D. Hickey Joe Cannon Hospital Red Cross Mae Beckham Mary Bell West Rosebud Rains Maggie Walden Lonnie Lewis Bert Singletary Mellie Merritt Rhoda Merritt Claud Singletary Maggie Ruth Lewis

Rain Shower Brightens Enon Community

A light rain Tuesday blessed Enon. Local residents and families, including the Kennedys, Moncriefs, Houghs, Bechams, Rogers, Parkers, and Bolsmans, spent time with relatives and neighbors over the weekend and in recent days, sharing visits at various homes.

Rain Struggles Plague Brooks County Farmers

Excelsior notes farmers crave rain while social visits pepper the week. Mrs C C Hammer returns from Moultrie. Edison Columbia phonographs shown to Masters Edison and J B Hines. Gertrude Marable visits Laura Mae Fitzgerald. A Sunday sing at Jim Baker's home draws a large crowd. Mrs Sam Robinson from Magnolia visits Excelsior. Jim Hardwick of Camp Wheeler returns on furlough. Warren L Hill calls on Annie Mae Wald. Perry Fitzgerald and Jim Hammondson visit J W Hines.

C. C. Hammer Moultrie J. N. Marable N. E. Mims Masters Edison J. B. Hines Edison Columbia Gertrude Marable Laura Mae Fitzgerald Jim

Community Notes Sidewalk Social in Pine Park

Sunday greetings as families visit neighbors across Pine Park. Mr C H Butler and family spend time with G E Prince. J D Stewart visits Henry Collins in Grady County. Ella Meloy calls on Sabie Jones. Jess and Washington Adams visit relatives. Mrs Ethel Jones with Meloy. Mrs Walter Bennett listed as sick. Missing masleaf illness and preaching urged for Saturday night and Sunday.

Pine Park C. H. Butler G. E Prince of White School J. D. Stewart Henry Collins Grady County Lem ‘Stokes J. D. Stokes Ella Meloy Sabie Jones Messers Jess Washington Adams Ethel. Jones Meloy Ochlocknea Walter Bennett Zora

Picnic Draws Crowd From Region At Unity

A Unity picnic drew many locals including Mr and Mrs Jepp McLeod and children Miss Nellie Hook Annie Corley and Master Ben Corley. Lois Carter returned from Valdosta Georgia after attending South Georgia Normal College. The Corleys visited Omega and relatives before returning home. Various locals hosted and visited friends over the weekend a busy social note from the area.

Unity Jepp McLeod Nellie Hook Annie Corley Ben Corley Lois Carter Valdosta South Georgia Normal College Otis Corley Isaiah Corley Omega Lois Vivian Carter John Corley Herbert Purton Boston Pauline Theus H. PD. Burton Nellie

Pleasant village notes and social calls around Patten

A dry spell prompts hopes for rain to aid crops. A large crowd enjoyed an ice cream supper at Tom Williams home with Hoke Williams visiting from Camp Wheeler. Neighbors and friends, including Annie and Miss Vonier, Pearl and Rosa Lee Rogers, and many Williams, gathered for visits, rides, and Sunday school outings as Mr. and Mrs. Rogers hosted gatherings and a sing at M. H. Rogers' home.

Tom Wiliams Hoke Williams Camp Wheeler Wilbur Rogers Jim Vonier Pavo Annie Vonier Bessie Pearl Rosa ‘Lee Rogers Hatie Bradley Mossie Harry Williams John Holland Finey’ Cooper Hattaie Bradley Misses Pearl Rosa Lee Rogers Dison Smith Lickerson Stone Mathis George Murphy Bradley M. H. Rogers J. H. Rogers T. P. O'Neal Thomasville A. J. Williams Mozelle Hobbs Patten Cecil Hobbs Dollie Canady Clarence Green Gertrude Whiton

Local social notes from Brooks county gathering weekend visits

Miss Alice Williams spent Saturday night with her sister Mrs. W. R. Hagan. Miss Mary Alice Redding stayed Friday night with Miss Maylow Wood. The Reddings and Wood families attended preaching at Chastain. Families visited relatives around Mrs. A. L. Mc Kibben and Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Redding. A crowd enjoyed the White Springs excursion last Saturday.

Alice Williams Brooks County W. R. Hagan Mary Alice Redding Maylow Wood T. A. ‘Redding Chastain T. G. ‘Redding Will Turner

Weather favorable for cotton crop growth

The week ending yesterday stayed favorable for cotton in the growing states, according to the National Weather Crop Bulletin released today in Washington D C.

Washington D. C

Local Notices Show Community News From Pelham Area

Owing to dry weather crops and gardens look fair. Several families visit relatives in Meigs and Bethel. Ferguson and Hurst families attend movies in Pelham and Miss Alpha Davis travels to Valdosta for teachers training. Neighbors share fish fry at river bridge and visit Warren home. other relatives seen at various homes and gatherings.

LeRoy Ferguson Meigs Odie Alligood A. A. Alligood H. I. Alligood Kathleen Sarah Ferguson Dan Carl Hurst Pelham Alpha Davis David Davis Will Lewis Eugene White Jessie May Simmons River Bridge Paul Pullen Silas Jenkins Sarah Kathleen Ferguson Russell Hall Beuhla C. Y. Warren Sun Valdosta John Warren W. Crosby Bethel Clyte Law Snday Edd Law Lonnie Warren John Henry Warren Hartsfield Virgil Grant Calleng

Wilson Ad Promotes Sewing Machine Repair Service

D M Wilson advertises as a practical expert for rebuilding repairing and adjusting sewing machines. Ladies in the city are urged to contact for work to make machines as good as new. Phone 570-1 and address given for general delivery city with note for out of town customers to bring machine heads to Ricketson's boarding house 111 Fletcher St.

D. M. Wilson General Delivery City Ricketson Fletcher St. Adv

Also Mentioned on This Page

She Spring Hill Beverly C. T. Gandy Neel’s Feed & Seed Store Madison Street Thomasville, Ga News of the County Union News of Grady Co Summerhill T. L. Lamon Lonie Lamon J. B. Miller Clarence Nix H. A. Miller Clayton Treadaway Spain J.B. Miller Rusell Beverly Marie Miller Jessie Lottie Miller Boston Tesday Hattie Duncan Dan Lamon J. F. Duncan D. O. Mims W. M. Davvis Elmer Massey Charley Scott G. T. Morris L. T. Miller Russell Beverly Green City New Shiloh Oak Hill ENON H. L. Kennedy Tom Kennedy C. R. Moncrief N. G. Hough Thownsville N. A. Beckham and John Rogers J. H. Beckham S. A. Porter and Son W. H N. A. Beckham J. G. Parker Fredonia Bolsman Mrs. Parker White and Palm Beach Chers Bats Java McGraw LAW School Wilson T. Dondey Vici Jackson Street
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