Beulah Community Prepares for Watermelon Load and Church Events
Beulah residents report watermelons ripening fast with shipping to begin next week. A church and community calendar lists Children’s Day program at Beulah church next Sunday evening and a picnic at Pebbie Hill School on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bullock
Misby
Pebbie Hill
Beulah Church
William Carliste
J. M. Bullock
Arlington
Jerry Davis
Rosa Sutton
Henry Hall
Maggie Merritt
Russell Bullock
Mamie Sasser
Clarence Merritt
Rain brings relief to farmers as county debates no fence
OMEN That Jong noted rain Sunday evening cheering farmers though more rain is needed to save crops. The note mentions Little Horace Bean's illness, visits between Gray County residents, and a minister uniting Harvey Jones and Della Godwin. A correspondent urges voters in Thomas County to consider the no fence issue and tax implications before upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Horace
Bean
H. V. Redfearn
Gray County
Harvey Jones
Della Godwin
J. M. Shepherd
Thomas County
Americus Wins Final Game 8-3 in Windy Valley Ink Series
Americus defeats Thomasville 8 to 3 after four hits in the first inning produce four runs. Day starts with a sore arm and is relieved by Davenport, who shuts out the visitors late. heavy wind and rain end play after six innings.
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Americus
Day
Davenport
Valdostaly
Americus AB
R.H Poake
Higgins
Colby
Bitting
Ellis
Geary
Gaston
Bowen
Gallagher
Dacey
Thomasville
Tor E Klump
Lipsey
Wicker
Cox
Champion
Wilkes
Dudley
IL East
Americas
Ace Oe
Wee
Hast
Champlin
Gentle
Cordele defeats Brunswick in final game
Cordele won the final game against Brunswick by six runs in June, as the summary notes Cordele took the last encounter over Brunswick.
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Cordele
Brunswick
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Local Applications
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with local applications alone. internal remedies required. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally targets blood and mucous surfaces. Ball's Catarrh Cure, long prescribed by physicians, combines tonics and blood purifiers to address mucous membranes. Send for testimonials. J Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. price 75 cents. Take Ball's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Ball
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Price
Yesterday's Results and Today's Schedule
Scores show Valdosta 6 over Waycross 5 and Americus 8 over Thomasville 3. Today Brunswick visits Thomasville Cordele hosts Waycross and Valdosta plays Americus.
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Valdosta
Waycross
Cordele
Brunswick
Americus
Thomasville
Cordele Beaters Brunswick In Seven Inning Tilt
Cordele defeated Brunswick 9 to 6 in seven innings as Hodge and Mays struggled with control and both clubs drew many walks. Bankston hit a fifth inning homer with one aboard, and Belford or Burresg featured in double plays while sixteen walks were issued overall. The game was halted to let Brunswick catch a train.
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Hodge
Mays
Payne
Vaiden
Bankston
Brunswick
R. H. E. Cordele
Eubanks
Burresg
Reagan
Brouthers
Pierre
Parker
Weiler
Chappelle
Valdosta Beats Waycross 6 to 5 In Ragged Game
Valdosta won from Waycross 6 to 5 in a ragged free hitting contest. Anderson led Waycross with four safeties, Fenton added three, Jones and McCoy two each. Warwick pitched well apart from the eighth inning. Hurley and Van Landingham starred in the field as both teams stole bases freely. Umpire Collins.
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Valdosta
Waycross
Hurley
van Landingham
Wayx
van Landintham
McCoy
Medloth
Suderson
Fenton
Warwick
Morse
Herold
Stewart
Anderson
Zapke
Collins
Noted New Yorker Demo Governor and Senator Dies Sudden
Syracuse June 18 Frank Hisedek former Governor and United States Senator died here suddenly today in New York State.
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NEW Yorker Demo
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Hisedek
Center Hill visitors and regional social notes
Center Hill reports visits from C E Kemp and Willie Belle Pilcher of Meigs. Sasser resident Mrs Norman and children visited Elon Heisler. Irwin Singletary of Meigs and Sadie Dixon and Sarah Davis of Ochlocknee were here. Annie and Sallie Kemp returned from Meigs. Claudia and Edna Merritt of Ochlocknee are staying with relatives here. Jim Frank Kemp of Camilla visited home folks. Farmers began shipping melons but crops are short due to the long drought.
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North Georgia
Willie Belle Pilcher
Meigs
Irwin Singletary
Sadie Dixon
Sarah Davis
Ochlocknee
Annie
Sallie Kemp
Claudia
Edna Merritt
Jim Frank Kemp
Camilla
Pleasant Grove social and travel notes from Thomasville visitations
Mr Ivy Stephenson visited relatives in Thomasville Saturday and Sunday. Mr J A Pafford and son Charlie transacted business in Boston last Saturday. Misses Rena Annie Vonier Bessie Folsom and John Fol som Hugh Vonier were guests of G G Jarrard and family last Sunday. George Stephenson and RR M Hutchinson made a business trip to Ranwick Saturday. The sing at Mr Boone's home last Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by all. T J Hutchinson spending the week in Thomasville. Beatrice Carfax Ruby Andry Scales attended Sunday School near Boston last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Martin Rogers and children were guests of Mr and Mrs Cullen Rogers last Sunday. Mary Ann Dixon visited relatives at Coolidge this week. Mr and Mrs W J Jones and children visited Mrs Jones' parents. Mrs Charlie Wood and children of the McGraw community were guests of Mrs Farmer Sunday. John Hudson of Patt en was in the community last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Stephenson
Thomasville
J. A. Pafford
Charlie Pafford
Boston
Rena
Annie Vonier
Bessie Folsom
John Folsom
Hugh Vonier
G. G. Jarrard
George Stephenson
M. Hutchinson
Ranwick
Boone
T. J. Hutchinson
Beatrice, Carfax, Ruby
Andry Scales
Martin Rogers
Cullen Rogers
Mary Ann Dixon Vise
Coolidge
Boston visitors and local families gather on river trip
SINGLETARY: WE Wallice singletary i or Boston is visiting relatives here this week. Mr. Bob Braswell and family and Mr. Wiley Singletary and family accompanied by several other parties spent Monday on the river looking after the funny tribe. Miss Ira McMillan and Miss Ruth Singletary attended the birthday supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Newton in Fredonia neighborhood for Grace Newton and Ralph Newton. Herbert Vekle of Ochlockmee spent Saturday night with the Singletaries and Ernest Singletary returned to Jacksonville Sunday after time with relatives. These young men hold positions with Tower Hardware Company. Ralph Newton and sister Grice Newton of Fredonia were visitors last week. Walter McMillan and children spent Monday with Mrs. Lara McMillan. Rowell Braswell and Lois Braswell stay with their aunt near Barnett's Creek church. J H McMillan transacted business in Thomasville last Wednesday. Ronald Watson and Ruby Watson with Ruth Watson visited friends in the city last Sunday. The fish fry at McMillans bridge last Friday was a success with Ash and plenty to eat. John McMillan visited in the Fredonia settlement last Saturday and Sunday.
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Wallice
Singletary
Boston
Bob Braswell
Wiley Singletary
Ira McMillan
Ruth ‘Singletary
Oscar Newton
Fredonia
Grace -Newton
Ralph Newton
Herbert Vekle
Ochlockmee
Paul Singletary
Roy Singletary
Ernest. Singletary
Jacksonville
Tower Hardware Company
Grice Newton
Walter McMillan
Lara McMillan
Rowel ‘Braswell
Lois Braswell
Jim Stewart
Barnett’s Creek
H.mcmillan
Thomasville
Ronald
Watson
Ruby
Ruth Witson
McMillanis Bridge
WBS
John
McMillan
Preaching Crowns, Picnics, and July Meeting in Woodland
In Woodland Grady County a Sunday rain was welcomed. A large crowd attended services at Woodland last Sunday. Miss Callie Akridge joined a Cairo examination Friday and Saturday. Will Harper dined with A L Akridge last Sunday. A picnic near here drew a big crowd last Wednesday. Mrs J F Fulford visits her mother Demott this week. The annual protracted meeting starts the first Sunday in July and all are invited to attend.
Farmers Plan Meeting Before No Fence Election
The article notes a Sunday shower needed by crops including cotton and mentions Mr Bryan Collier and Miss Venia Elwell seen driving. It calls for readiness to vote on the no fence issue, and announces a meeting at the MacIntyre school house Thursday night before the fourth Sunday in the month.
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Bryan Collier
Venia Elwell
Walcott
MacIntyre
Union Mews Of Grady Co Sunday School Progress
The Union Sunday School notes steady progress as families and neighbors visit from Union Settlement and nearby towns. Visitors include Herschel and Hollis Watson, J D Scully, Otis Brinson, Robert White, A F Christie, E P Scully, and Effie Watson with son William. Next Sunday holds the regular June meeting at New Hope church with foot-washing day and a cordial invitation to all.
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Union
Messrs. Herschel
Hollis Watson
Union Settlement
M. A. Harrison
Whigham
J.D. Scully
Otis Brinson
Thomasvile
Robert White
Offle. Cox
Meigs
Spring Hill
E. P. Scully
A. ¥. Christie
Emma Pearl Hudson
W. J. Mimms
New Hope
Springhill Visitors and Court Visit Note
Mrs. A P McCroskey spent a few days with friends in Ochlocknee last week. Mr B P Singletary made a short call on Mrs of W Wilson last Wednesday. Realley spent the week in Thomasville attended court. Jim Clark who lives on the plate of Mr N Hu Chason's place was the visiting victim last Sunday morning.
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A.P. ‘McCroskey
Ochlocknee
Wilson
Hu. Chason
S .Place
Local Family Visits and Sunday School Change at McGraw
Mocha Mrs E V Golding and family visited the Sherrods and Hobbs clan alongside several other guests over the past week. Multiple socially newsy mentions record visits between local families including Stephenson Hobbs Hart Parrish and Gandy households. Sunday School at McGraw will skip next Sunday due to Children’s Day events in Enon.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Mr Henry Miller loaded a car of melons last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Christian of Groover ville spent last Friday with Mr and Mrs Henry Stephenson. Grace Carter is guest of Ethel Miller for the summer. Tom Stephenson spent weekend with Miss Ruby Strickland near Quitman. Mrs M H Young guests include her son Arthur Young this week. Jane Turner made a business trip to Boston last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jim Clements spent last Saturday night and Sunday with Stephenson family. Ellis Nesmith and Mrs Shelly Bailey had dinner last Sunday. Mrs L T Miller and daughter Marie Miller visited Boston last Thursday afternoon. Jess ie English and children called on Mrs J B Miller Monday afternoon. Mesdames Peacock and McKinnon called on Mrs A H Young Tuesday. Atonzzo Miller and sister Lola called with Mr and Mrs McKinnon Thursday evening. Willie Massey took dinner with J B Miller Sunday. M H Young took dinner with J B Miller Wednesday.
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Henry Miller
Christian
Grooverville
Henry Stephenson
Grace Carter
Ethel Miller
Tom Stephenson
Ruby. Strickland
Quitman
M. H. Young
Arthur "Young
Steamer Planter Burned Off Fort Myers
Tampa June 18 The steamer Planter burned at anchor off Fort Myers causing an estimated forty thousand dollars in damage. The watchman aboard when the fire started escaped. Big fire near Glasgow Scotland damaged four schooners freight sheds and houses at Kingston dock due to careless disposal of hot ashes.
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Tampa
Fla
Planter
Fort Myers
Glasgow
Scotland
Kingaington
Georgia Bar Association Meeting Held at Tybee Island
The Georgia Bar Association’s annual meeting took place at Tybee Island with President Robert C. Alston delivering the annual address. Judge Alex P. Humphree of Louisville was named principal speaker as reforms to the judicial system committee continued.
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Savannan
Georgia Bar
Tybee Island
Robert C. Alston
Alex P. Humphree
Louisville
For Sale by Ingram Drug Co Druggists Everywhere
An advertisement item notes sale by Ingram Drug Co and druggists nationwide. The fragment implies a promotional push but provides limited detail on products or terms. The terse text lacks dates or locations to specify scope or duration of the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram Drug . Co
Bey and Druggists
Unclear note about Dr Wall and local school event
Fragmentary text references Dr Wall and a knee wound and Mr Ronald Watson. Mentions a Thomas County Singing Convention and a spring school event. Details are garbled and a clear report cannot be reconstructed.
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Shepherds House
Ingram Drug Co
Washington
Delaware
England
Jackson’ Street
H. Goldstein
Center Hill
Pleasant. Grove
Woodland
Grady Gounty
Elubelle
Grady CO
E. V. Golding
J. RB. Sherrod
Birdie Sherrod
Rhoda
Leafy
Mae ‘Stephenson
Frank Blanton
Aubrey Hart
Relous Hobbs
Joe Jordan
Sallie Hobbs
W. I. Hobbs
I. P. Hart
J. B. Parrish
L. N. Parrish
Willie Rushin
Grady
C. J. Prosser
Mell Fussell
Moultrie
Mr. Miller
McGraw
McGrawites
Enon
Sallie Golding
Rhoda Sherrod
Leafy Mae Stephenson
Summereill
BE. Martin
C. Kelly
Clara Shepherd
Minnie Shephert
M. Long
R. W. Barwick J
Deeran
I. L. Barwick
Ila
Clara Martin
Beulah
Ruby Hancock
David Alligood
Cairo
R. W. Parramore
Eiverybody
Georgia Bar Association Meeting
Mayr
Wisa' Eick
Dooy, Oke
Geo. H.mayr
Mtg
Whiting St
Chicago
Ill
Dr. Wall
Ronald Watson
Atle
J. W
Wilsons
Pionté
Sverybd
Atlanta
Alfred van Meter
Happy” Benway
van Meter
Pensacola
Benway
van Me
Harry Steyerman
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