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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

4

Judge Howard Considers Georgia Governor Bid in Columbus

Columbus residents report Judge G H Howard may enter the gubernatorial race within days. The former Chattahoochee circuit judge, now in Columbus, says he would base a campaign on good roads and highway bonds to attract federal funds, if urged by friends to run. He promised a decision by Friday after meetings with Muscogee and Chattahoochee county supporters.

Columbus Howard Nxt Chattahoochee Ralston Georgia Iscogee County Chattahoochee County Hardwick

Governor to seek injunctions over Echols dynamiting case

Governor Hardwick announced after Attorney General Napier's opinion that he will direct Dr. Peter Bahnsen to supply a list of Echols county suspects connected with the dipping vat dynamiting and move to issue writs of injunction against named individuals. Writs would restrain further depredations and may lead to military enforcement if violated. warrants have been issued in Echols county naming those involved.

Atlanta Hardwick Napier Peter Vp. Bahnsen Echols Bahnsen

Oil rancher Burk Burnett dies in Fort Worth after long illness

Captain Burk Burnett a veteran rancher and owner of vast Texas lands died at his Fort Worth home after a yearlong illness His properties were among the first in Texas to reveal oil underscoring his prominence in oil and cattle interests.

Fort .Worth Tex Burk Burnett Texas Oll

Thomasville Democratic Executive Committee Sets 1922 Primary Rules

The Thomasville Democratic Executive Committee met June 28 1922 at the Court House to adopt rules for the county and state primaries. It designates districts 1 through 6 for county commissioners and lists eligibility, ballot preparation, election supervision, manager duties, and contest procedures. The plan requires payment of assessments by candidates and bans improper influence. H H Merry chairs and W W Alexander is secretary.

Phe Court House-in-Thomanville Érry T.A.' Jones Platt J.-M.smith D. M. Adams W. W. Alexander Thomasville Democratic Executive Committee Thomas County Thomas State House County Court House Boston and Metcalfe Ochlocknes Paro, Barwick and Ways Coolidge, Merrillville and Ellabelle Meigs Moran Storwit Heaton Gaid H. H. Merry Alexander

Singletary Family News From Barnetts Creek Area

Barnetts Creek highlights show Rev A T Hart and Hugh Hart family visiting Singletarys. many neighbors from Bald Springs Fredonia Ochlocknee and Cairo traveled for services, visits, and social calls. Numerous Singletary relatives plus Braswell Maddox McMillan Jones and Carter households appear in weekend and weekday gatherings.

A. T. Hart Hugh Hart Barnetts Creek Nash Singletary Sarah Singletary Ethel McRary Byron Singletary Bald Springs Scott Lela Sheperd Fredonia Russell Braswell Hal Wilson Eigs Walter Oscar Maddox Woodrow J. B. Maddox J. J. Hale Ochlocknee John Connell Noah Singletary Walter McRory Evelyn Cairo Levy Cox Bold Spring Ida Brinson Pine Park Yand Braswell Shepherd Thomasville Harvey Bass Louis Eddie” Carlisle Near Meigs John McMillan Williams Bainbridge Brate Singletary Elma Hazel “Maddox Meigs Ethel Eyre Mehory Jewell Sarah Lee Carter Wednessey Oseaux Toy’ McRory Theo Jones Brute Singletary Ernest Singletary Singletary Apendie

Beachton Social News Highlights From Weekend Visits

Mrs Cater Whitfield returned from Tifton after visiting relatives. Miss Lucy Walker and Miss Evelyn Inchén visited family. Numerous locals attended a ball game with Pine Park, Beachton winning 21 to 0. Attendees included Kinards, Wells, Castleberry, McCail, Whitfield, Prevatte, and others. Sunday church activities at Bethpage included a children day program with local families attending.

Cater Whitfield Tifton Lucy Walker Hattie Cynthia Wells Sarah Wells W. T. Castleberry J. D. Kinchen Louise Kinard Jasper Kinard Evelyn Nchén Mary Alice Lorene McCall Fred Tryon Ross Johnson John Castelberry Jasper Kindid Earl Griffen Pine Park Beachton William Castleberry W. M- Walker Prevatta Mary Alma Prevatte Annie Cumbus Tom Tryon John. Castleberry Sue Piles T. J. Whitfield Jessie Cone Green Clays Saran Wells Bethpage Church Messers Bryan and William McCail Albert Charlie Whitfield Munn Harvell Lady Walker Claudie Griffin Green- Berry Climax

Fe vay em eur ty treason acts bill reads

Obscure fragment notes a treason related bill and references names and dates in a cryptic political context. The readable bits mention acts, a treason topic and a person named Otis.

Local notices and family updates from a small town

The excerpt records visits, sermons, and gatherings across families including Mrs. West, J. A. Walton, Rev Paterson Brekehed, Mrs. William Pyles and daughters, Mrs. Bertha Burgess, Mr. Hugh Braswell, and E. J. Walker. It notes a protracted meeting starting Sunday, a plan for an all night stay, and a fall injury to Little Winton Shelley with hopes for recovery.

West Fe J. A. Walton Paterson Brekehed William ,Pyles R.H Elsie Burgess N. R. Shelley Little Winton Shelley

Sunday School Progress and Local Gatherings Noted

Murphy reports our Sunday School growing under Mr W J Bush as Miss Fannie Pearl Lane hosted a Saturday night entertainment. Edine Dekle visited relatives in Thomasville while A B Murphey conducted business in Moultrie. A Sunday gathering with Mrs Nancy Murphey and John Odum of Sunset joined B Y P U at church. A large Sunday school convention is planned for Wednesday July 5 with baskets invited. Prayer meeting remains each Saturday at eight.

W.J. Bush Fannie Pearl Lane Eel Aster Edine Dekle Thomasville A. B. Murphey Moultrie Vergil Turner Cora Bradley Floria Murphey Nancy Murphey John Odum A.B. Dunlap A. B. Murphy Ross Troy Dekle Coolidge

Sunday School Attendance and Community Visits Noted

Local notes record Sunday school attendance by Joe Jordan and Wright Pearce at Patten. Numerous visits by area residents to Athens Boston Thomasville and Cairo across the week. The obituary records the death of Brother Cone born 1850 with remarks on his faith patience and the church’s sorrow.

Messrs Joe Jordan Wright Pearce Patten Mellie Jordan Marie Miller Summerhill Athens Annie Moore Thomasville Gussie Ansley Wess Rogers Boston Julia Way Wayne Wheeler R.”G. Jackson Joe Barnes Merrillville Frank Stewart Tampa Fla Sidney Stewart Cairo A. L. Stewart Lee Pyles Ione P.M. McKinnon Leland Riley Jordan Dewny Morris Lou Mills F. L. Bradshaw Sheriff Williams Pers Suint Ansa Elf Biohie C. Coné Febus Ana Fredonis Hide Bette Eee Tian Cone Pci Patiece

Rail labor strike threatens rail traffic and food supply

New York and Chicago faced a labor dispute as shopmen and maintenance workers prepared for a possible Saturday strike. Railroad officials planned to keep traffic moving and ensure food supplies, while the meeting of chiefs from Eastern roads discussed contracting and contracts with the American Railway Express Company. Authorities sought to avoid a citywide disruption despite the tense stand-off.

Jewell Je Sameas Cuyler Chicago Railway New York New’ York Railronit E. M.rime Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad Eastern ‘District Treasury Mellon Post Office Washington

Fredonia Attenders at Thomas County Singing Session

The Fredonia community sent several members to the annual Session of the Thomas County Singing Convention in Chastain last Wednesday and Thursday. Rev J B Allagood of Coolidge led services at Fredonia on the prior weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs C M Jones of Ochlocknee and Mr and Mrs R Re Floyd of Thomasville visiting the area. Clyde Kelly killed a rattlesnake four and a half feet long with rattles last Thursday.

R. Re Floyd Thomasville Clyde Kelly Phuraday T Smith Shepheard Neva Parramiers J. Fi. Flog J. L. Floyd Thom Je St Tedonia Wiedonte Seaeibacet

Turpentine and rosin prices noted in Savannah report

Savannah brokers report turpentine steady around 1.18 to 1.20 per unit with output shown as firm while rosin holds at about nine 2? per unit.

Turpentine Sg Savannah

Local Social Notes Mention Visiting Friends and Travelers

Social column lists Mrs Pearl Gablesseu attending summer school at Valdéata and spending last weekend with horse tolls. Mrs Bettle Soar visited noted in Prospect community as friend of Me Godwin recovery. Jewel Bramfett visiting brother in Atlanta before leaving Wednesday afternoon.

Pearl Gablesseu Valdéata Neinaes Bettle“Soar Wer Gistér Coy Stephenson Jewel'Bramfett Atlanta

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