Local notes and social visits in Hopeful area
Crops are improving with corn peanuts and potatoes doing well though watermelons lag. No cotton was planted. Rev. Elrod filled Rev. Shepherd's appointment as Shepherd aided in a memorial service for the late Rev. White. Cassie Anderson of Summer Hill visits the Herring family, and many local residents visit friends here. An ice cream supper at Mr. Russell Herring's and a rock party at Mr. Collins' home are noted. several residents travel between Cairo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrod
Shepherd
Evergreen
T. A. White
Cassie Anderson
Summer Hill
John Herring
Hanley
George
Camilla
Esther
Martha Freeman
Grace Collins
Lucille Herring
Glover Dewkins
D. A. Collin
Lula Walker
A. S. Johnson
T. W. White
Cairo
Rufus Bentley
Russell Herring
Doris Shelley
Prospect
D. A. Collins
T. C. Wheeler
Singletary clan active with picnics visits across Georgia
A parade of Singletarys and related families attended a Chason School house picnic and exhibition last Friday night. Many relatives traveled to visits in Moultrie, Thomasville, Ochlocknee, Albany, and nearby towns over the weekend, with multiple stays and gatherings noted among the Singletary, Braswell, Maddox, Wilder, and McMillan families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chason School House
Noah Singletary
Paul
Robert Singletary
Fay McRory
Moultrie
Byron Singletary
Roy Griffin
Bainbridge
John McMillan
B. P. Singletary
Shelton Singletary
Thomasville
Hilton Johnson
Ochlocknee
Chason
Hubert Maddox
Near Beachton
Dock Maddox
Bert
Waterhouse
Atlanta
Eula Singletary
Albany
T. S. Singletary
Jewell Singletary
Ethel McRory
Addie
Bold Spring Community News Notes Visits and Protracted Meeting
Bold Spring residents and visitors share weekly family visits and church activity. Families from Thomasville and nearby towns spent Sundays with relatives, while the community awaits a protracted meeting starting the fourth Sunday in June at Bold Springs. The newly organized Sunday School shows good progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Singletary
Thomasville
J. S. Griner
Mr. Griner
W. L. Butler
Mr. Butler
M. EB. Stewart
Coolidge
Annie
Drucilla Atkinson
Martin Spooner
B. Brady
Woodlands
Bold Spring
Bold Springs
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
Beverly community reports visitors and homecomings as Atticus Crocker travels to Oklahoma for business. Elizabeth Rainey returns home from Amboy after a two week stay with Mrs. Elrod. Rev. R. H. Elrod and family are noted for Sunday church plans and visits with friends across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atticus
Grady Crocker
Ivan Stegall
Tom Crocker
Luther Jackson
Tampa
Elizabeth Rainey
Amboy
R. H. Elrod
J. P. McCollum
John Beverly
Boston
G. W. Swift
Mae
Local families share Sunday visits across town
Mrs Emma Murphy and children spent Sunday with Mrs Nancy Murphy. Mr and Mrs Lee Daniels and children of near Pavo visited Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels. Mrs Maggie Goff and children visited Mrs Goffs parents Mr and Mrs U B Murphy. W B Sloan visited his parents. T J Luckey and children visited Mrs Luckey's parents. L G Baldwin and children visited E Dempsey. C E Dunlap and children visited their parents. T J Luckey visited Mr Simon Hart. Maud Cason and children from Port St Joe returned home after weekend visit. Martha Matthews left after several days with her brother L A Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Murphy
Nacy Murphy
Lee Daniels
Near Pavo
Frank Daniels
Maggie Goff
Martha Matthews
L. A. Matthews
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Include Visits and Outing
Pleasant Grove residents host and visit neighbors across the community. Families like Flowers and Matthews share a weekend gathering, while Redfearn Parsons and Jarrard households host guests. An ice cream supper and dance at Elmore's featured the town social scene with several local families noted enjoying the event. We welcome Mr and Mrs Ponder to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Flowers
Berlin
F. Matthews
Lillie Redfearn
Daisy Parsons
G. G. Jarrard
J. E. Elmore
Blanche Jarrard
Cellie Coffee
Autreyville
William Miller
Wilburn Jarrard
Roy Redfearn
Willie Pafford
Ponder
Local visitors travel to nearby towns this week
A string of residents and families from Boston, Attapulgus, Thomasville, Dixie, and Summer Hill were seen visiting relatives, attending services, or running errands. Notable mentions include Grady Knight joining as mail carrier on Route B and several trips to Thomasville and Boston.
Kinchen and kinchen family notes from Beachton
Mr and Mrs M A Kinchen hosted by Mrs Kinchen s sister Mrs Brown Typhoid fever leaves Lonnie Castleberry gravely ill Many friends hope for recovery Miss Velma Artie Vic Kinchen and Mrs J D Kinchen visited Cairo on business Mr and Mrs T L Walker visited Hewitt family Miss Pearl Harwell stayed with the McCalls Harry Walker visited Leonard Wells A Kinchen relative visiting Cairo for a while Beachton schoolhouse talk Monday night drew a good crowd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Kinchen
Cedar Hill Preacher to Speak Next Sunday at Regular Appointment
Rev. R. G. Jackson will fill his regular appointment here next Sunday drawing local parishioners to hear him. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duncan of near Unity visited relatives here. Mrs. L. E. Adams made a business trip to Thomasville. Attendance at the all day sing at Big Creek was steady. Mr. E. O Walker was in Dixie Sun. Mr. Ivey Finch returned home with malaria fever and hopes for a swift recovery. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Finch of Cairo passed through the area last week. Local crops are improving under hot sunny weather lifting farmers from prior discouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atticus Crocker
Oklahoma
W. G. Cochran
A. D. Turner
Elizabeth Copeland
Caroline Cheney
Carrollton
Paul Travis
Atlanta
Johnnie Jackson
F. B. Powell
Savannah
Powell
Claud Stegall
R. H. Elrod
Hubert
John Beverly
City Hospital
Messrs
B. F
Ed Cochran
Thomasville
Parks Jackson
Mary Mimms
Ochlocknee
J. C. Beverly, Jr
Tom Crocker
Jack
R. G. Jackson
J. A. Duncan
Near Unity
L. E. Adams
Big Creek
E. O., Walker
Dixie
Ivey Finch
J. H. Finch
Cairo
Thomas County Court action on widows support and administration
The Thomas County Court of Ordinary in June 1920 cites Mrs. Nannie Bett White for twelve months support for herself and five minor children, and also notices F. E. Surles for permanent administration on B. N. Surles estate. It orders appearances at the next term and cites no grant unless shown. A Board of Education plan proposes consolidating Stanaland and McIntyre districts and calling an election on July 3 1920 at Ellabelle Court House for a new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Court of Ordinary
Mile Dri
Georgia
Thomas County
Nannie Bett White
Saidomethi W. P. White
M. Jones
Lydi F. E. Surles
B. N. Surles
F. E. Surles
N. Surles
Wm. M. Jones
Board of Edund
Ellabelle
Board OF Education
Watches for Jack Johnson near San Diego border
Agents of the Justice and Immigration Departments patrol near the Mexican border south of San Diego to arrest Jack Johnson the pugilist if he enters the United States. He is wanted for Mann Act violation, and reports say he has clashed with Mexican authorities over his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Departments of Justice and Immigration
Here
Jack Johnson
Nlegro
Uni
Ted
Johnson
Community Notes From Unity Church Circle
Unity scene includes Rev R G Jackson and Rev C B Glover visiting Thomasville and Marshallville peaches. Local residents attend Baptist protracted meeting in Boston and Sunday School here. Mrs J F McDonald is ill and friends wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Jackson
Thomasville
C. BE. Glover
Glover
Claude Dollar
Near Ochlocknee
Mrs. Miller
Baptist Church
Boston
S. R. Robinson
Annie Belle Robinson
Marshallville
H.l Stewart
Bob Donnan
Preston
Nellie Smith
Teat
Julia Price
Near Pleasant Grove
Ben Bailey
Carrie Mae Cone
J. F. McDonald
Local Social Notes From Ozell Area
Ozell and nearby towns report residents visiting relatives and attending memorial exercises. Maude Vann Dixie visits friends in Ozell while Mack Kemp Cairo visits homefolks. Sam Wood Boston and William Lane Quitman spend Sundays with local families. Louise Harris cousins with Jewell Cobb. Eva and Ruby Hudson with Claudia Ward. Mary Alice Wade and other locals spend weekends at home. Memorial services at Evergreen draw many from Ozell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Chism
Thomasville
G. W. Ward
Maude Vann
Dixie
Mack Kemp
Cairo
Sam Wood
Boston
William’ Lane
Quitman
Louise Harris
Jewell Cobb
J. P. McCann
Evergreen
Eva
Ruby
Hudson
Claudia“Ward
Mraz H. Quarterman
I. F. Duncan
Nonie Carter
8. Dekle
Mary Alice Wade
Ozell
Evergreen Ay
Mis
Bukene ‘Boles
Sheriff Sale in Thomas County Ga For Lot 26 Malette Good Luck
Georgia Thomas County will sell at public outcry before the Court House door in Thomasville on the first Tuesday in July 1920 the property of Patience Williams Lot No 26 in Malette Good Luck addition Boston Fronting 50 ft on Schly Ave 116 ft back Levied to satisfy a City Court of Thomasville execution in favor of Thomasville Live Stock Company This 7th day of June 1920 W A Rehberg Sheriff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Malette
Boston
Schly Ave
Patience Williams
Thomasville Live Stock Company
Patience Williame
W. A. Rehberg
Administrative Sale of Beverly Tract Lands in Thomasville GA
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia the estate of C F Davis deceased will sell July first at the courthouse Thomasville. The sale includes the southwest half of lot 7 square GG fronting Monroe Street one quarter acre and lots 15 16 17 in block 4 Beverly tract per 1910 map. Cash terms. Annie D Lively Admx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Thomasville
Monroe Street
A. J. Stanaland
O. M. Smith
J. F. Passmore
Beverly
Annie D. Lively
Admx
C. F. Davis
Sale of Estate Stocks by Court Order
By order of the Court of Ordinary at the May Term 1920 the estate of Mrs. Mary Peach will sell 19 shares of Southwestern Railroad Company stock certificate 18941 at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July for cash to the highest bidder M. J. Peach administrator of the estate of Mrs. Mary Peach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Mary Peach
Southwestern Railroad Company
M. J. Peach
Notice of Public Sale and Probate Filing
Public sale announced by Atlanta State Savings Bank under a 1916 note for 281713 with 1915 due date. Porter's property in Thomasville, Thomas County, Georgia to satisfy debt. proceeds first cover indebtedness, remainder to Cora L Porter. Also notice of petition for permanent administration on Thomas Jeffers Jordan's estate in Thomas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Cora L. Porter
Atlanta State Savings Bank
Superior Court
Thomasville
County of Thomas
William Everett
Madison Street
Andrew Randolph
Cora.l.porter
Atlanta
Savngs Bank D
Jordan
Thomas Jordan
Call for raising Thomasville Public Schools’ standards
Citizens urge improvement of Thomasville Public Schools before the fall term. They acknowledge limited room for criticism yet insist on doing the best possible for local students, stressing the duty to provide quality education where families must rely on local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fragmentary Floridicnote of a Puzzle-like Line
A brief fragmentary line appears to reference a sense of gathering in Florida. The readable portion hints at a personal or collective activity but provides no clear event, date, or participants.
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News OF the County
Rothasy
Pleasant Grove
W. B. Pittman
J.C
Pavo
R. L. Green
M. McCoy Cone
T. E. Surles
Foster Smith
Grady Knight
Madison Scott
Emeral
Boston Baptist Church
W. T. Cochran
Jessie Redfearn
Adel Crocker
Pidcock
M. N. Pearlman
F. W. Watkins
M. T. Scott
Beachton
Cedar Hill
The
House of Bargains
East Jackson St
Ligeirx
Sa Rt Ly of
Chattanooga
Drug & Chemical CO
Tenn
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Jage Johnson
Administratfrix
Vaughan’s Co and
Variety ‘Store
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