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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
4
Couple Joins In Marriage At Salem In Simple Ceremony
Leslie Hagan married Luna Shepherd at Justice Sherrod’s home near Salem. The couple’s wedding followed a Belle reunion day with Rev. J. M. Shepherd officiating. Locals Gertrude and Gladys Prosser visited Kilenton relatives while Mrs. Jannie Lavender and children visited Annie Prosser’s family. Rev. Parker preached and remained for days with Rev. A. C. Stephenson assisting at Merrillville meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Leslie Hagan
J. M. Shepherd
Salem
Gertrude
Gladys Prosser
Kilenton
Jannie Lavender
Norman Park
Annie Prosser
D. H. Parker
Enon
Coolidge
Big Creek
Merrillville
Patten
Pava
Parker
Pavo Notes On Students Sickness and School Band
Miss Hester Wheeler left for Knoxville to take a teaching course. Nollen Carthers is improving at home after illness. Bob Johnson recovers well after surgery. Dixie Beggs has been ill for days. A moonlight picnic at Adams Pond drew a crowd of Pavo youths. Helen Stephens music class staged a well received entertainment. The Pavo Band recently built a bandstand at the park by the school and gave its first concert there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Wheeler
Knoxville
Tenn
Nollen Carthers
Bob Johnson
Dixie Beggs
Pavo
Adams Pond
Helen Stephens
Pavo Band
Smith proposes eleven million in cotton state bonds
Washington June 26 Deposits of eleven million dollars of government bonds in banks located in cotton growing states would be authorized by a bill introduced by Senator Smith of South Carolina The bonds represent unsettled Civil War era cash on cotton seized and revenue taxes collected after the war The plan deposits the funds in southern banks to help cotton producers finance their crop while claims are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Paynes Areumatone For Areumatism Patent Medicine
Cures and strengthens the kidneys and frees the system of uric acid. By its use daily tasks become a pleasure life brighter and health extended for years. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price $1.09 per bottle. For Sale by PPACOCK MASH DRUG CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppacock-Mash Drug CO
Adv
Oaklawn Boom and Local Notes Amid Watermelon Trade
News from Oaklawn reports a boom in the watermelon season with growers securing fancy prices. The column notes numerous local visits, illnesses, and social happenings including marriages and visits across nearby towns.
Midway community notes include deaths and visits
The community reports visits by Fannie and P B Clark, and others from Grand Ridge and Cobb. The school picnic skipped the exhibition due to the death of E S White, with H M Hall winning a silver medal. Mrs White mourns as the Pebble Hill School and Midway Baptist Church lose a longtime member and trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Clark
P. B. Clark
J. F. Bullock
R. J. Merritt
Grand Ridge
Fla
C. E. Duggrar
Pearl ‘Duggar
A. C. Stewart
Grover Thomas
Cobb, Ga
E. S. White
H. M. Hall
J. A. Rogers
BE. 5. White
Midway Baptist Church
White
Pebble Flill School
Raymond
Russell White
Mattie Lou
Annie Belle
Lilla
Mae White
Town Mixes With Visitors At Pleasant Picnic
A large crowd gathered for a picnic at Cool Ridge on Tuesday with many locals and visitors from Thomasville Quitman and Grooverville. Among those noted were Mrs Mollie Owens Miss Vetitia and Alma Dyke Miss Erma Jarrett and others visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Turner
Ernest
McMillan
Andrew Dyke
Mollie Owens
J. J. Turner
Vetitia
Alma Dyke
C. L. Lane
Overton
Mitchell
Thomasville
T. G. Smith
Arline
Joe Barnes
Pavo
Mattie Marston
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Claim
An 19th century ad asserts deafness arises from inflammation of the mucous Eustachian tube and catarrh, promising $100 for any deafness cured unsuccessfully by Ball's Catarra Cure. It urges sending for a free circular from J B Garner & Co Toledo Ohio and mentions Mall's Vanity Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Oarney
T&e
Alall
Fredonia Notes Quiet Weddings and Local Happenings
Reverend T A White conducted services at Fredonia over the weekend and protracted services are planned before the fourth Sunday in August. The melon crop is expected short due to recent cold and wet weather, with most of the harvest being loaded now. Mrs Lottie Carlton and children from Tallahassee visited Mrs W T Smith before traveling to Hartsfield. A quietly conducted wedding bound Mr A C Nesmith to Miss Carrie Parramore with Rev H B Nesmith officiating. Friends wish the couple a long, happy life amid Fredonia activity. Mr and Mrs Tom Dekle of Chastain visited relatives, while Rev A C Stephenson and wife of Merrillville attended services. Mr and Mrs David Allirood also attended the Parramore Nesmith marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. H. Finch
Atlanta
Darice Daniels
Moultrie
J. P. McCann
H. J. Headly
J. A. Duncan
Jennie Lee Finch
Oakland
Lamar Godwin
Cairo
Thomasville
Professor Hiatt
Washington, D.C
T. A. White
Fredonia
A. C. Nesmith
Carrie Parramore
R. W. Parramore
Rev
H. B. Nesmith
Tom Dekle
Chastain
A. C. Stephenson
Merrillville
David Allirood
Meigs Plans Big Barbecue Celebrating County Move
A large barbecue and celebration is set for Saturday in Meigs to boost the new county movement. Invitations have gone countywide and speakers will present arguments while promising a pleasant, entertaining day for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs
Local notes from Thomasville and surrounding towns
A brief set of social items lists guests and visits. Marshal J W Johnsons wife is ill. L Evans of Valdosta visited. Mr and Mrs B A Griffin of Tifton stayed with Green family. Homer Golden of Patten visited. Miss Jonnie Lee Evans traveled to Cairo. Ike Wilson of Patten visited Gaskins. I M Dyke made a business trip. Protracted Baptist meeting starts first Sunday in July. Mrs O Neal of Coolidge visited Sherrod. "Blue-Eyed Girlie."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Marshal J. W. Johnson
L. Evans
Valdosta
A. Griffin
Tifton
Jonnie Lee
Evans
Cairo
Ike Wilson
Patten
O’neal
Coolidge
Coolidge Ga Sightings of Cotton Prices and Gathered Festivities
In Coolidge Georgia on June 26, growers smile despite lower prices, noting the sale will still bring money. The piece mentions car delivery issues for local shippers, a private school term opened by Prof. J. G. Garrison, a child's death, and community events including a Masonic picnic and a local ball game with a disturbance outside the diamond. It ends with a temperance appeal from Uncle Si.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
J. G. Garrison
J. E. Channel
Funston
Diamond
Funston Boys
Mat
Scoyee fScinty
Mets Bors
Hell
Rain desired as residents share weekend visits
The Patten section hopes for rain while residents recount weekend visits. Miss Gennie Holland and Mr Dock Holland from Meigs spent Saturday and Sunday with their sister Mrs J B Lancaster. Miss Ethel Green spent last Sunday in Patten visiting. Mrs Lloyd Reeves of Morrissville visited her sister Mrs John Gardner and Miss Minnie McKinsey with Mr and Mrs John Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennie Holland
Dock Holland
Meigs
J.B. Lancaster
Ethel Green
Patten
Lloyd” Reeves
Morrissville
John Gardner
Minnie McKinsey
John. Gardner
Stolen Bike Wanted Reward No Questions Asked
Wanted bicycle report offers 5.90 reward for return. Description: black enamel 26 inch frame, black wheels, red handle grips, chainless. Return to Times Enterprise. Also notices advertise trunk repair, merchants, and pear buying terms from Georgia firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Motel
Times- Enterprise
Government workers miss full July fifth holiday
Washington June 26 Associated Press said government employees received only a partial observance of the Fourth of July. President Wilson declined to grant a full holiday on July fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Miss Minnie McKinney Visits Merrillville Aunt
Miss Minnie McKinney traveled to Merrillville on Tuesday and will spend several days with her sister. Mr and Mrs Sim McKinney visited Patten on Saturday as Sim McKinney John Gardner and Cullen Rogers also went to Pavo on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McKinney
Merrillville
Miss McKinney
Sim McKinney
Patten
Messrs
John Gardner
Cullen Rogers
Pavo
Skin graft demand looms after Buffalo elevator disaster
In Buffalo on June 26 doctors report more than ten thousand square inches of skin needed for grafting after the Huested Elevator Company explosion and fire. About three hundred donors are required to meet the injured’s needs, with patients treated in local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Rebels Get Ammunition at Sonora
Chicago June 26 reports say horse dealers in Sonora are accused of blinding horses to control them. Agents of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plan to seek warrants today for the horse dealers named in the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Society For the Prevention
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Harvey Horn
Charlie Davis
Charlie Brinson
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Mary Rich
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Clayton Griffin
H. W. Griffin
J. W. Wilson
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G. W. Rich
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Collie Mae Brinson
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Willie Thursby
Ruth Thursby
Sallie
Roy Cumbie
Josiah
Charlie Jones
W M. Vick
Awful Shoes
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Charlie ‘Brinson
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Hattie Scully
Ply Father
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Miss Pearl ‘Smith
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Dolie
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David ‘Tilly
Dollie Mae Brinson
Claude Waters
Hares
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Georgia Novelty Trunk Co., Inc
Georgia and Florida Fruit Co
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Fila
Chicago
W. M. Bryan
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Buna. Bell Institute
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W. S. Peterson
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A. W. Palin&Son
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