Pleasant Valley Notes Church Services And Local News
Services continue at Pleasant Valley with Pastor Snow preaching earnestly. J T Forehand had a painful accident Friday evening but no bones were broken. Mrs J B Smith was ill Saturday and Sunday. Miss Pet Whitsett of Cordele visits Mrs J S Forehand. A bachelor’s fine grapes drew a teasing question to Miss Sarah. Joe T Smith chased his horse Friday night. Mr and Mrs J N Forehand hosted young people Tuesday afternoon with Misses Whitsett and McKenzie. Pleasant Valley and Vienna played Saturday, Vienna winning 9 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Snow
J. TL
J. B. Smith
Pet Whiterett
Cordele
J. SJ
Sarah
Joe T. Smith
Buddie
J. N. Forehand
Pet Whitsett
Cordelo
Mary Lee McKenzie
Montezuma
Pleasant Valley
Vienna
Mt Pleasant Rural Notes Fodder Pulling and Visits Mark Week
Mt Pleasant items note fodder pulling as the day’s work. Visitors include Mrs Horton of Twigs county with brother Jim Spears, Will Lane and wife from near Coney visiting Mr and Mrs H W Powell, and families of G M Hall and Henry Hall attending the Rock House meeting. Measles keep Donald Shell sick. Rev Isaac Hobby misses a local appointment due to wife’s illness.
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Horton
Twigs County
Jim Spears
Will Lane
Near Coney
H. W. Powell
G. M. Hall
Willis
Henry Hall
Susie
George
Rock House
Isaac Hobby
Ephie Hall
Pateville
Local Visitors and Trips Highlight Emrich News
EMERICH NEWS notes Mr 8 W Coney visiting family in R L Barfields over the weekend. Henderson and Perry visitors include Mr and Mrs Butler Hardison and Miss Marshburn. Miss Florence Barfield returns from North Georgia travels. Virgil Heard of Heard Ga visited Saturday and Sunday. J R Barfield made a business trip to Colquitt last week. L M Doughtry returned home to Jacksonville Fla Tuesday. Mrs J R Barfield and children...
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J. R. Barfield
Pinehurst Revival Draws Big Turnout Last Week
The community attended a protracted meeting at Pinehurst over several days. Miss Cora Cook returned to Desoto on Saturday. Mrs Dow Ifill visited her father Dallas Peavey overnight. O W and J E Horne of Pinehurst spent Sunday with Mrs J R Barfield. Many locals say Snow revival is the largest in years. Mrs Carrie Hill returned from Phoenix City Alabama after visiting her daughter Mrs Chas Cashwell. Mrs B C Kendrick of Henderson visits this week.
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Pinehurst
Cora Cook
Desoto
Dow Ifill
Dallas Peavey
O. W
J. E. Horne
J. R. Barfield
Snow
Carrie Hill
Phoenix City
Ala
Chas, Cashwell
Kendrick
Henderson
Capron Capers and Local Skirmishes
Mrs. Kate McCorvey of Snow visits her ill daughter in law Mrs. R. W. Wilkes. Johnson Patrick and children attended the protracted meeting in Snow. Kaigler and Thompson quarrel over a railroad grading dispute ending with a head injury from a rock. Local hunts at Lester Pond yield fish and laughter. Cora McCormick of Apalachicola Fla returns home after weeks with Mrs. Johnson. Rev P Meyers preached at Friendship Saturday and Sunday.
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Kate McCorvey
Snow
R. W. Wilkes
Messrs
Johnson
J. E. Patrick
Thompson
Will Kaigler
Shiltz
Kaigler
J. T
A. N. Joiner
W. W
Bob Sanders
J. T. Patton
R. E. Johnston
J. D. Lester, Sr
J. D. Jr
L. R. Hamilton
C. L. DeVaughn
Lester Pond
Cora McCormick
Apalachicola
Fla
Byromville News Rev H P Myers Holds Revival
Rev H P Myers filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday. After services Sunday he organized an Epworth League. This church is revived and doing good work for the Master. We urge attendance at Sunday school in the morning and prayer meeting at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Myers
Epworth League
Geo
Dole Wadley
Alex. Barryman
A. & B. Railroad
Montezema
Vienna
Mobley
J. T. Coleman
W. J. Page
Byrom
Id. L. Coleman
Eula Daniels
Oglethorpe
W. A. Coleman
Seville
Oak
Editor Reflects On Busy Week And Big Dinners
The note recalls the editor’s fatigue after a week of prcnicks and major dinners, suggesting the workload felt heavier than usual as the big editor nears a break.
Grove Breeze News From Oak Grove Community
The Oak Grove column reports Prof Jonas Oliver returns from Knoxville summer school and joins the community. Asbury Woodruff attends a Pleasant Valley writing school. Miles Fitzgerald recovers from illness after forty days. Singing school fails due to farmers busy with fodder. Rufus Swearingen ill with measles. Mamie Thompson of Cordele visits Judge Martins.
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Jonas Oliver
Knoxville
Tenn
Asbury Woodruff
Pleasant Valley
the Grove
Miles Fitzgerald
John Butler
Snow
W. A. Coleman
Seville
8. G. Coleman
Rufus Swearingen
Mamie Thompson
Cordele
Judge Martin's
Healthy Kidneys Means Long Life
A Drug ad promotes Smith Sure Kidney Care price 50 cents at Vienna Drug Co claiming kidney restoration and longer life through their product.
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Smith
Vienna Drug Co
Findlay Items Describe Local Life and Happenings
The Findlay column reports warm weather, cotton opening, fodder nearly ready, and a protracted meeting at Liberty church adding 18 members with 15 baptized. It notes the postmaster resignation and L W Seagot to become PM, plus a riding list of local visits, injuries, a horse incident, and forthcoming medical study plans.
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Liberty Church
L. W. Seagot
Lee ‘Seago
Eliza McCormick
Reubin Bowen
Terrell
Indian Territory
Sound Kidneys-Perfect Health Patent Medicine Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Smith's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed path to perfect health. It urges readers to try a bottle and be convinced, noting a price of 50 cents through Vienna Drug Co. and local druggists.
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Smith
Vienna Drug Co
Pleasant Hill News Items and Local Visits
Miss Laura Johnson of Cordele is visiting Mrs. W. M. Ward for a few days. Mrs. Floyd from Liberty county visits her sister Mrs. Jackson. Mr. Bert Jackson and wife from Colquit county visit Mr. Irvin Little. Sallie Ward, daughter of R. E. Ward, is confined to bed with measles.
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Laura Johnson
Cordele
W. M. Ward
Floyd
Liberty County
Mrs. Jackson
Bert Jackson
Colquit County
Irvin Little Sallie Ward
R. E. Ward
Cotton buyer advertises Linden cotton gin services
Vienna Cotton Oil Co announces purchase of a Liddell Double Box Steam Packing Steam Tramping Square Press and promises arrival and installation for gins. They offer first class service and pay the highest cash price for cotton seal from farmers.
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Vienna Cotton Oil Co
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Pleasant Valley Notes
MT. Pleasant
Tom Powell
Worth County
Matilda Hall
D. H. Mall
Coney
Rebecca Hall
Donald Shell
P. C. Gilbert
Richwood
Jim and
Wiley Hall
Pete
A. J. Shell
Jim Wall
Charley
Emerich News
Capron Capers
Byromville News
Grove
A. Roobin & GO
Union and
Third Streets
McDonald’s
New York
A. Roobin
Oak “Grove
Pleasant Hill
Carlisle’s L
Livre & Blood
C. Carlisle & CO
Macon
Forbes & Coxe
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