Community Skim of Woodlands and Union News Notes
Large church crowds, school returns, and local visits fill a weekend in Woodlands area. Velma Lane returns from Douglas. Alma Hickey visits kin. families and neighbors host or visit in Cairo Meigs Atlanta Bold Spring Thomasville and Pine Forest areas. Union News reports dry heat, Sunday School invitations, planned June meeting, and social gatherings with multiple local residents attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agin
Velma Lane
Douglas
Alma Hickey
Tom Dekle
Cairo
Fulford
Goldie Elkins
Mattie
Laura Fulford
B. Jones
A. L. Akridge
Robert Tyrus
Meigs
Godwin Printe
Thomasville
Local News Roundup From Barnetts Creek Area
Community notes report illness easing for General Green and visits by Chastains, Carters, and Stubb s families. Milledgeville student Lester Chastain returns home for summer. Region bridge ready for crossing. People travel to Meigs and Columbus, with social visits to Mrs Rennberg and Mrs Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Lester Chastain
Milledgeville
Charlie King
Ada
Fredonia
Irene Applewhite
Columbus
Meigs
A. J. Rehberg
Rennberg
JL. P. Carter
Martin Chastain
Amelia
Hattie Brumbley
Barnetts Creek
Estella Carter
Jessie Carter
A. Carter
Estella
Annie Mae Carter
Gladys
Inez Stubbs
Percy Esther Art Maude
Carter Sun
Mamie Carter
Hsa
H. V. Carter
W. H. Carter
Cleveland Chastain
Bushnell, Fla
W. A. Chastain
Merrillville
Barnetts Creek Weather and Local Notices
Weather notes urge rain for crops while grass is controlled. Local crop updates mention J. T. Stewart as champ melon grower with ripe melons. Social notes list visitors Miss Janie Bell Atkinson Miss Elmer Wilson and Beatrice Sanders and family events at Cairo and Thomasville. Farmers busy with corn as late cold recedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stewart
Janie Bell Atkinson
Tallahassee
Fla
Elmer Wilson
Pine Park
Beatrice Sanders
W. 3. Gay
Arthur Wooten
Thomasville
Lee. Butler
Grady County
J. M. Richards
Cairo
Mattie Sarrett
Girls’ Canning Club
Salem farmers endure grass battle after Saturday shower
The column notes farmers still fighting grass after a heavy shower last Saturday. It mentions Mrs J H Smith visiting her daughter, a revival trip by Rev J A West, and optimism for a banner year if weather stays good. June 29 is set to clean up the cemetery with a rain contingency the following day and everyone is urged to bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Smith
Frank Gandy
J. A.” West
Singletary area notes social and farming activity
The article records local farm and community happenings in Singletary and nearby areas. It mentions farmers contending with general green pests, visits by Norman of Moultrie to Thomasville, and gatherings at the Singletary home with relatives and neighbors. Multiple residents, including Miss Ida McMillan and Mrs. Roy Singletary, are noted in visits, shopping, and a surprise party event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Ave
Norman
Moultrie
Thomasville
P. B
Robert Braswell
Munson
Barnetts Creek
Mattie
Ruth Singletary
Ruth Wilson
Rbyrtle Dekle
Ila McMillan
Messery Juuther
Paul
Byron Singletary
Lamar
Russel Braswell
J. S. Wilson
James Nesbit
Tampa
John McMillan
Ronald Watson
Herman Hafele
Robert Maddox
Andy Stewart
Jin Ochlocknee
Edna
Eunice Green
Lois McMillan
Oscar Maddox
Bernice McMillanay
Roy Singletary
Jacksonville
Lillie Singletary
Gdlum
Albie. Singletary
Hoyt. Anderson
Pine Creek Community News Notes Socials And Visits
A large group gathered at the Stewart home for an ice cream supper. Thelma Wilson visits Aunt Annie Bell Singletary in Grady County. Numerous locals attend church events, visits, and small gatherings. A fish fry on the Ochlocknee river and several callers are noted among long list of neighbors and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Stewart
Thelma Wilson
Annie Bell Singletary
Grady County
S. W. Collins
C. H. Butler
Audry Stewart
Lemuel Prince
Annie Bell Langley
Bertha Long
Lucile Prince
Washington Adams
Rosa Lee Adams
Robert Adams
Roy Drew
Lester Butler
William Vick
Pine Creek
Leonard Gay
Miss Beat
C. L. Butler
Joe Mathis
Ochlocknee
G. E. Prince
R. Davis
R. Adams
Loney Stewart
Wesley Butler
G. &E. Prince
Audrey Stewart
Clement Zellars
Paul Singletary
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Lula Jordan of Coolidge visited J M Dixon late last week. The community wished Mrs Minnie Redfearn a speedy recovery. Socials at the Folsom and Dixon homes featured guests and relatives. Beulah Beulah district reports rain, visits, picnics, and church services with invitations to next Sunday preaching. Notable locals include J F Bullock and pairs of Misses Dixon Jarrard and Elmore among others in candid community glimpses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Jordan
Coolidge
J. M. Dixon
Minnie Redfearn
P. L. Folsom
Tom Dixon
Mamie Hutchinson
Quitman
John Folsom
Bessie Folsom
New Shiloh
Frank Baker
Janie Elmore
G. G. Garwood
Rena ,Vonier
Pearl Rogers
Ethel Green
John Vonier
Jake Wade
Mary Anne Dixon
Delia Davis
Emma Harris
Scales
Chester Folsom
William Jarrard
Lottie William
Rena Vonijer
Pearl
Rosalee Rogers
Mary Jarrard
Viala Spradley
Stella Parson
Edgar Red
Hugh
James Vonier
Wilburn Jarrard
Hampton
William Rogers
Albert
Sloan
Henry Dixon
Willie Pafford
White
Mary Lil
J. F. Bullock and
New Port Springs
Bullock
Maggie Merritt
McCoy
A. M. Pilcher
Meigs
Remer Bullock
Harmony
Jim Davis
Dennis
Thomasville
Edward and
Luter Carlisle
Madera
Ruth Merchant
Ruth Child
Lillie
Addie Atkinson
Grace Freeman
Janie
Winnie Harvey
Alice Smith
Herbert
Charlie Kennedy
Dave Kennedy
Oliva. Kennedy
Frankie Brown
Masters
Nora Mathis
C. C. ‘Jordan
Andrew
Brown
Philip ‘Causey
Moultrie
George Atkinson
Garnite Rodgers
M. Dukes
Garrigan
Bufiway
Charlie
Fallin
Greenfield
Local social notes from Beachton and nearby towns
Sunday visits mark a string of guests across Thomasville Cairo and Tallahassee. Families including Campbell Griffin Felkel Hall Reynolds Johnson Campbell and Walden host and visit relatives with church services planned at Beachton Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Campbell
Johnson
Boston area gossip notes and a quiet wedding
A dense bulletin records social visits around Oaklawn and Boston including Rodgers Beckhams and Atkin sons, and mentions a marriage of George Ricketson and Bertha Harrell at Oaklawn. Local church events, picnics, and baseball results against Dixie are noted along with several neighbors’ travels and mill sales.
Unity Mrs J F P Clark Hosts Class Party
Mrs J F P Clark entertained her Unity Sunday School class of young people with a Bible study and social service program at her country home. The first in a series of planned entertainments featured pot plants, cut flowers, games, and refreshments. Mrs Clark was praised as a charming hostess by attending families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP
Clark
Weather, visits, and social gatherings in Chason county
Fine weather brings farmers to fields while residents host relatives and guests. Elma Wilson of Pine Creek visits Annie Bell Singletary. Mrs. Will Adkinson and Florida visitors stay with Berry Singletary. A large Sunday church gathering at Woodland features many local families and friends including White, Findcher, Aldridge, Atkinson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ulm
Reno
Elma Wilson
Pine Creek
Annie Bell Singletary
Will Adkinson
Tallahassee
Fla
Berry Singletary
Elma, Wilson
Katie Belle Adkinson
Annie Belle ‘Singletary
Versie’ White
Woodland
Evertne
Verate
Ana White
Bertha
Sallie Findcher
W. B. Fincher
EH. Drew
Samson Atkinson
Mr. and
New York Cotton Market Steady Amid Rain Reports
The New York cotton market showed a steady undertone in morning trading with mid day levels about two points below last night. Reports of heavy rains in Oklahoma and Georgia helped sustain a steady tone as the market closed steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Georgia
Associated Regs
Liverpool Cotton Market Report June 17
Spot cotton barely steady at middling 6.38 fu futures quiet and steady July August 5.26 percent Receipts 29 400 sales with no further details and no additional context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Associated Press
Three Men Arrested in Birmingham Train Wreck
Birmingham, June 17. Three men W S Henry Amos Smith and Archie Lee were arrested by police and railway detectives on murder charges linked to the wreck of a Seaboard Air Line fast passenger train last Wednesday night. Three people were killed and several hurt as tail was removed from the track. The suspects, coal burners and puddlers, live near the wreck site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Amos Smith
Archie Lee
Seaboard Air Line
Local notes from Brasing Hill farmers and area visitors
Community items report crops looked fine with light rain needed. J. D. and Hartle Scully spent Wednesday in Thomasville. A J Chastain and family from Fredonia spent Sunday. Mrs PZ Chastagon ill but hoped to recover soon. Mrs J W Wilson and brother Jamey Nesbit visited relatives in Moultrie and Pavo. H W Griffin spent Tuesday in Thomasville. A P McCroskey visited J W Wilson. Mamie Watson of Union Community visited aunt Mrs J W Chason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Hartle Scully
Thomasville
A. J. Chastain
Fredonia
Ioenrrierres
Sue
Wapato Seibiat
J. W. Wilson
Jamey Nesbit
J. W. ‘Wilson
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Ingrams
Ingram Drug CO
Union News of Grady Co
Pine Forrest
Hart
Calvin Watson
J. E. Drew
W. S. Watson
Joe Ellis
Drew
Bold Spring Settlement
A. H. Drew
New Hope
Sarah Knighton
Davis
Camila
Hurshey Watson
Calvin
Leon Threlkild
Albert Long
Clevie Hand
Lena West
Lloyd
Union
Herbert Drew
Andrew Rezan
Oran Mims
Lester Brinson
Misses Ragans
Ellabellee
Salem
Little. Ochlocknee
Blanch Carter
Charlie Carter
Alex Busbee
Ocie Benton
Mamie Graves
Perry Benton
Gladys Stubbs
Henry Benton
Elsie Benton
Lizzie Benton
Jack Hurst
Pearl Lawrence
Earl Benton
Sallie Chastain
Sallie Carter
Henry Elwell
Ernest Benton
Lee Scroggins
Katie Mae Carter
J. T. Bullock
Tom Lewis
D. W. Benton
T. B. Benton
Ruth Roberson
Rhett Busbee
Frank Henderson
Jerry Bonds
Paxton Benton
B. Chastain
Melford Bond
Florida
Sadie Rehberg
Pleasant Grove
Beulah
Beachton
Oaklawn
J. O. Stanaland
Charlie Massey
CG. T. Headley
I. F. Duncan
Headley
W. J. Beattie
J. P. McCann
Pavo
J. B. Tolar
Albany
S. Dekle
Kattie Johnson
Monaltrie
Frank Ingram
G. W. Wood
L. Wood
South Carolina
J.P. McCann
George Rickerson
Bertha ‘Mae Harrell
Boston
Mr. McCann
J. L. Nesmith
Ben Henderson
Tenn
J. L. Dekle
D. Beatty
Lula Mae Carter
Amanda. Kirkpatrick
Hopewell
Roy
Godwig
Walter McGregory
Mary Lee Williams
A. J. Williams
Dixie
B. Stone
C. C. Beatty
P. J. Lastinger
L. Collins
HE. Red
L. Hicks
F. Wood
C. Corbett
C. Curtis
L. Royal
N. Jones
Groover
Nix
D. Walker
Leonard
Broadway
Conty
Austin
R. H
O’klw
Beatty and
Stone
Walker
James Finch
Hason’ Mill
T. J. Hutto
Miccosukee
Forrest
N. C. Lewis
GC. L. Hudson
Hattie Duncan
J. A. Finch
Summer Hill
Callie Turner
Edgar Jones
Ben Bailey
Amos Mimms
Levy Butler
Sales City
Lydia Taylor
Anna Lewis
J. C. Cumbest
HB. D. Cannon
George Ricketson
May Harrell
Ricketson
Clynt McDonald
Palm Beach
Chason
Gilbert Donaldson
Frank Cox
Matthew Houze
L. H. Peacock
John Aldridge
J. ‘A. ‘Aldridge
M. #. Aldridge
Annie Belle Singletary
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