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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1902

Page

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Local church notes and election drift in Pinehurst area

Pastor Snow and Rev J L Morrell preach with power as church revival grows. Mrs W Britt shows improvement. J B Cooper and wife from Pinehurst and several locals attend services. Decoration Day planned at Forehand graveyard. community weighs candidates Guerry and Terrell with state issues on prohibition and legislative restraint.

Snow J. L. Morrell Lis Britt J. EB. Cooper Pinehurst E’orehand Mr. Guerry Mr. Terrell

Capron Capers at Montezuma and Community News

Capron locals note Col A M Gunn and Miss Annie Lester visiting Montezuma. John Patrick visited Snow relatives. Mrs J D Avera has measles. Capron crowds view new railroad works. Bob Johnston and E B Johnston families visited. Kate Patrick Eva and Lewis visited Aunt Mrs R W Wilkes. Minnie Belle Johnston and J B Turner family visited. R D Avera and family called on E H Johnson. Ton Turner and Maud called at Capron. Mrs I K Gilmore returned from Snow visit. Ola Maydosey secured board with J B Turner and started school at Pattonville. Farmers planting cotton. Election day approaching. questions about Terrell, Estell, or Guerry.

Jochina ‘Turner R. W. Wilkes Ola Maydosey J. B. ‘Turner Pattonville

EMERICH NEWS Local items and visits around town

Jno Henry King our mail carrier is quite sick. Miss Maggie Barfield returned home from Cordele with her niece Ethel Wilson. Dow Hill and Elijah Lockerman visited Montezuma. Miss Florence Barfield visits Cordele and Coney. Mrs Elijah Lockerman and others visited H McGlamery near Snow. James A Williams of Pinehurst spent hours electioneering. Oscar Peacock stayed in Henderson. Mrs J R Barfield and Ada Fullington heard Metz Joyner at Pinehurst. Dallas Peavy visited his daughter Mrs Dow Hill. Mrs RiLs Barfield and Maggie Wilson visited Henderson. Sunday school progress noted. more older attendees. Come again.

Maggie Barfield Cordele Ethel Wilson W. M. Blow Henderson Dow Hill Elijah Lockerman Montezuma Carrie Hill Miss Carrie Hill Oscar Peacock J. R. Barfield Ada Fullington Metz Joyner Pinehurst Dallas Peavy Ri Ls Barfield Mass Maggie Claude Forehand Claude Shell Richwood Pete Aarbi Pleasant Valley Jim Hall

Tippettville News Wraps Up Sparse Local Happenings

Local notes report Dr Gammage back to practice and recovering from illness Samuel Grantham and N J Grantham improving health Miss Ida Bruca on school vacation due to sickness Lena Mixon suffers pneumonia Lewis Mixon dies of pneumonia Tee Mixon improves John Tippett and J O Mixon families feature illness and visits Rev J A Nelson conducts services at Friendship church Candidates are noted as plentiful with suspense about who will be left behind Community members from Vienna Cordele Abbeville Ray Crossland and Richwood attend events and townsfolk plan further support for Sunday school efforts

Lena J. O. Mixon A. E. Mixon Lewis Tee John A. B. Tippett Gillie Wrye Vienna

Oak Grove Breezes Share Social Visits and Local News

Mr. Toeck Woodruff and wife visited the Graham family near Unadilla. Mrs. J. R. Barfield of Emerick and Miss Ada Fullington of Pinehurst stayed with Miss Elma Roberts. Fannie Edmunson visiting Fanehurst with Alice Britt, joined by Britt at Fitzgeralds. Eliza Griffin and A. M. Fitzgerald shopped in Pinehart. Mrs. Senton Weaver and son Warper visited Thompson. J. E. B. Folds sang at the Grove. Verna Webb from near Byromville visited the Grove. Fitzgerald joined J. S. Byrom of Byromville as Saturday clerk.

T Oeck Woodruff Chas, Graham Unadilla J. R. Barfield Emerick Ada Fullington Pinehurst Elma Roberts Fannie Edmunson Alice Britt Fanehurst Britt Miles Fitzgerald Mesdansaes Eliza Griffin A. M. Fitzgerald Pinehart Fsenton Weaver Warper E*hompson J. EB. Folds Grove Verna Webb Near Byromville Grove Suraday

Mt Pleasant Notes Patchy Local Social Items

Mr H W Powell made a business trip to Arabi Sunday. Rev John Hall filled his regular appointment at Mr Bezer Sunday. Mrs Joe Cribb visited relatives here Sunday. Mr Ephie Hall of Arabi spent

D. H. Hall Mrs G. M. Hall J. T. Sherry John Hall W. N. Shell H. W. Powell Mr. Bezer Joe Cribb Ephie Hall Arabi

Findlay Items Reflect Local Happenings and Opinions

Local notes report Mr Henry Evers’s recovering son and the death of Mrs Wesley Lupo leaving an infant with J W B Walton family care. Mrs D W s illness, sales boosts by J M Fields, and plans by F M Bullington to expand drug orders. The piece mentions the boy preacher, Dr W N Edenfield visiting, L L Woodward and Watts Powell on legal business, and Bennett Cason’s village visit. Jordan Bros sold three cows for 66 dollars, Enos Bowen sold sweet potatoes at 60 cents per bushel.

Welsey Lupo J. W. B. Walton J. M. Fielda Findlay F. M. Bullington Jordan Bros Enos Bowen W. D. Bullington Pinehurst

Rumor claims local wedding near Pulaski Sunday

A reader asks John to confirm rumors about a wedding of one of the town’s young men, said to have occurred last Sunday near Pulaski. No names or details are provided, leaving the report uncertain.

John

Coney Schoolnotes Bright Start After Spelling Bee

Coney academy opened Monday with bright energy after a late night of activities. Miss Trene Lewis won the Queen's prize at the Spelling Bee, while Mr. W. H. Cunningham captured the King's prize. Guests from De Soto and Emerick attended, and illness touched local residents Mrs. Charlie Brown, Mr. J. B. Lewis, and Mr. Henry Liggin's sister in Alabama.

Charlie Brown J. B. Lewis Henry Liggin Alabama Trene Lewis W. H. Cunningham Lillie Cook Sallie Green Sybil Hayslip de Soto Ellen and Evelyn Peacock Florence Barfield Emerick W. Coney

Unconcerned Party Responds To Mt Olive church Note

A reader under the signature An Unconcerned Party asks for space to address a Findlay paper item about Mt Olive Church. The letter argues for Christian humility and warns against judgment while quoting scripture about judgment and perfection.

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Gor Respondenge Pleasant Valley Notes Ora Walton Charlie B. D. Bryan, Jr Nena Lasseter J. W W. Bazemore Churchwell Louis Clewis Clewis Capron Capers Col. A. M. Gunn Annie Lester John Patrick J. D. Avera Capron Bob Johnston Mr. E Johnston Kate Patrick Eva Mrs. Miller Bay Minnie Belle Johnston J. B. Turner R. D. Avera Johnson Mr. Ton Joiner Miss Maud Burl Shackley I. E. Gilmore Terrell Estell Guerry Emerich News Jno Henry King Cordele and Coney Jas. A. Williams Our Town Tippettville News J. T. Gammage Samuel Grantham Robert Powell Pitts Ida Bruca Red Hill Addount Pate Culpepps Ola Fannie Moore Fairheld Augustus Jordan N.J. Grantham General Sangster J. H. Lamb J. A. Nelson Friendship Church Georgia Blakely Abbeville William Scarborough Miss Carrie Rogers Ray J.T. Scarborough A. J., Shell Matilda Benjamin Hall Crossland Oak Grove Itzgerald Byrom Byromville MT Pleasant Henry Evers W. N. Edenfield Cols L. L. Woodward Watts Powell Bennett Cason J. H. Jordan James Williams George Sheppard Williams George Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Peavy Pulaski Coney Collections Coney Academy C. 8. CO Quattlebaum Kramer Messrs John and Frank Quattlebaum George Oliver Americus The Fai A.ule Mt. Olive Christ R. R Macou, GA
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