Community Notes on Visits and Travel Near Camilla
The article lists multiple breve social visits and trips in the Camilla area. Residents like Mr. and Mrs. J W Wilson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Stewart, and families from Ochlochnee and Beachton are noted. People travel for business, family gatherings, and attend a play in Ochlocknee. Weather is dry and cool affecting crops.
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J. W. Wilson
Sherwood Wilson
Porter Stewart
Camilla
Local Notices And Updates From Union Community
Mr H L Watson shows improvement as Union Sing group enjoys a Sunday program. Mrs Cecil Hooks and baby return to Miami after visiting the Long family. Mrs W L Watson and Elsie visit Thom asville. Crops thriving after rain. Death of Mr D F Singletary noted at his home.
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D. F. Singletary
Mrs Hall Says Cardus Restored Her Health
In Weathersby Mississippi Mrs James M Hall reports worsening pain and weakness until taking Cardus tonic. She describes cold skin and color loss but credits early improvement after the first bottle and says subsequent doses let her regain strength and return to daily work.
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Weathersby
James M. Hall
Cardus
Mrs. Hall
Thea
Singular Cairo death leaves family with three children
In Cairo last Tuesday. His death came very suddenly. He is survived by two sons and one daughter: Mr. John Singletary of Meigs, Mr. Jim Singletary and Miss Nannie Singletary, of Cairo. Miss Mattie Laura Willis spent last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Willis. Mrs. Matt Albritton spent last week with friends and relatives. Prayer meeting at Union every Sunday night.
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Paul Singletary
Thomasville
Nat Bulloch
Sarah Singletary
Noah Singletary
Giles
Ochlochnee
Oscar Maddox
Charlie Mason
Cairo
John Singletary
Meigs
Jim Singletary
Nannie Singletary
Mattie Laura Willis
William Willis
Mrs. Math Albritton
Local visitors and church notes from Thomasville area
Mr and Mrs Boyd Stephenson of Thomasville visited the Shepherds Thursday afternoon. Rev R G Jackson of Thomasville filled appointments, Pastor W J Chisholm of Fort Gaines unable to be present. Mr R W Barwick of Deeron and Mr E H Long of Ochlochnee visited relatives Friday. A large crowd enjoyed a musical at the Stephens home Saturday. Leafie Mae Stephenson of Merrillville visits Della and Eunice Hancock. A J Fleetwood of Thomasville visited home folks Sunday. S D Chastain and daughters Janie Larue and Lillian of Ochlochnee were at church Sunday. Mrs Ellis Sullivan’s little daughter Elizabeth is ill. Wallace Hancock of Tallahassee visited his parents Sunday. The Thomas Count singing convention will meet at Fredonia Church on Wednesday and Thursday after the third Sunday in June. cordial invitation to all with baskets.
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Boyd Stephenson
Thomasville
A. J. Shepherd
R. G. Jackson
W. J. Chisholm
Fort Gaines
R. W. Barwick
Deeran
E. H. Long
Ochlochnee
Shoemakers of Germany Seek for Apprentices
Berlin May 56 By Mail Young men of Wilmersdorf who desire to take up the shoemaker s trade must be graduates of the public schools and possess a report showing that they had least averaged ability This one of the conditions for apprenticed prescribed by the master shoemakers association The apprentices also must demonstrate a deep interest in the trade bit within guesd to work Thex Hint Be WeMt My ot good Bodily build and live wires The conditions emphasize that lack of concentration inclination toward melancholy and inattentiveness will disqualify candidates.
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Berlin
Wilmersdorf
Ochlocknee to Hold Commencement Week of June 1925
Ochlocknee Consolidated High School outlines a four act drama and a full commencement program beginning Sunday at 11 AM with Rev J H Jenkins delivering the baccalaureate. Honor guest Hon K T Alfriend will give the address as seniors LaRue Chastain Elizabeth Mills Arabelle Seigler Eunice Singletary Clyde Chastain Milburn Groover J W Rogers prepare for graduation on June 4.
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Ochlocknee
Elizabeth Mills
Arabelle Seigler
Eunice Singletary
Clyde Chastain
Milburn Groover
J. W. Rogers
K. T. Alfriend
Alfriend
Georgia Education Association
Motor omnibuses open up new residence areas
London April 29. Motor omnibuses have helped build up country districts aiming to relieve London's housing problem. Recent estimates show about 55 000 miles of omnibus routes across England with a notable growth of houses along the new lines.
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London
England
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Barnetts Creek
Alice Singletary
Bryan McCall
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James
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Pat Bulloch
Watt House Furnishing Co
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Union Hill
H. L. Watson
Union
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Baby Haves
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Elsie Watson
Baca Womans Tonic
Shoemakers
Germany
Ochlocknee School
J. H. Jenkins
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Ochlocknee Consolidated High School
Singletary, L. Chastain Siseonthen
Euel Belle McCuller
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K. T. Alfriend Song
Milbourn Groover
S. O. Thomas
Pittman Company
S. Broad St
Flower’s Quality Bread
Grand Theatre
Montues
Bagdad
Eurlaer Banks
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