Pleasant Valley News Roundup from S. Pleasant Valley
W B Lewis traveled to Montezuma last Friday and Rev J A Nelsons baby is ill. Everett Swearingen visited Cordelo Saturday. W R Butler has chills and fever. Lila Smith is sick. Porehand family from Pinehurst visited church. Mrs J A Porehand visiting Vi enna. Varnadow and Mr Graham of Pinehurst attended Sunday school. Rev C W Snow preached. Pleasant Valley and Drayton will play a baseball game here Saturday between the two teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lewis
Montezuma
J. A Nelson
Lila
J. B. Smith
J. B .Porehand
Pinehurst
J. A. Porehand
J. G. Forehand
Vienna
J. A. Varnadow
Mr. Graham
C. W. Snow
Pleasant Valley and
Drayton
Pleasant Valley
Capron Gleanings Social News Ties Vienna and Cordele
R E Johnston went to Vienna to carry a prisoner while Miss Lillie Patrick visited from Vienna. Numerous local visits abound with friends in Cordele Forest and Oglethorpe, plus camp meeting reports and recovery wishes for J E Gilmore. Several Joiners Wilkes and Johnson families are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Johnston
Vienna
Lillie Patrick
Leon Joiner
Adel Wilkes
Miss A. Joiner
Cordele
Charlie Clewis
Snow
J. E. Gilmore
Ethel Thompson
Forest
Farming Prospers As Jossey Plans Storehouse In County
Mr. Carey Jossey advances growth by placing groundwork for a new storehouse while maintaining a farm that funds a large family and yields yearly savings. J. 5. Byrom spent days on Gum Creek and in Lee county as W. H. Byrom returns from New York with fall goods. Wesley Webb hosted visitors last week. Pat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrom
Gum Creek
Lee County
W. H. Byrom
New York
Carey Jossey
Mr. Jossey
Pat
Rain Prayer Spreads Through Local Community
BEN DOTS. Rain is very much needed in our community at present. Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers of Findlay visited relatives here Sunday. Tred Ridley and Miss Mattie Davis visited relatives at Kerns Sunday, attended Sunday school at Kerns. There was preaching at Double Branches Sunday with a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ridley of Kerns visited relatives Saturday afternoon. Jame Joiner attended Sunday school at Kerns and services at Sandy Mount Sunday evening. Miss Lizzie Williams, visiting here, returned to Mawkinsville. A young man from Atlanta visiting Willie Taylor left for Kerns to stay with his aunt Mrs. A. P. Shaw. Dr. George H. Gillon urges all to attend Smyrna services Sunday. Blue Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Findlay
Tred Ridley
Mattie Davis
Kerns
Double Branches
Jame
Sandy Mount
Lizzie Williams
Mawkinsville
Ising
Atlanta
Willie Taylor
A. P. Shaw
George H. Gillon
Smyrna
Messrs
Vinson and Spencer
Geo
Gillon
Atanta
A. ’. Shaw
Fred Sidley
Bonnie Davis
Lows Audley
Local notes on visitors and carpenters in Byromville
Mary rhe Byromville column lists Misses Kate and Carrie Daniels visiting relatives in Oglethorpe. Miss Lena Joiner of Cordele visits family here. Carpenters work on a two story dwelling for Jim Swearingen. Mrs H M Byrom returns from extended visit to Macon and Atlanta. Miss Jessie Lewis of sentezuma also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Carrie Daniels
Oglethorpe
Lena Joiner
Cordele
Jim Swearingen
8. M. Byrom
Macon
Atlanta
Emerich News Notes Dr Roberts Visit and Local Events
Dr. Roberts of Pinehurst visited Emerich on Monday. Miss Minnie Peacock is ill with intermittent fever. Emerich’s new ginnery operates at 30 bales per day. Several locals and visitors from Henderson Macon Vienna Sofkee were noted visiting or staying with families this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Roberts
Pinehurst
Emerich
R. E. Jordan
J. R. Barfield
Harvest season in Forest area brings warm dry days
A community column notes baking heat and cotton demand while listing social visits and events. Miss Alice Yawn visits Vienna, Mr. Bruce Forehand travels to Montezuma on business, and a large barbecue at Mr. G. W. Hayden’s grove draws two hundred locals. Neighbors share music, jokes, and abundant food, celebrating prosperity and friendship with hopes for future gatherings each August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Yawn
Vienna
O. L. Yawn
Lula May
Martha Smith
Bruce Forehand
Montezuma
Snow Drifts and Small Town News Update
Snow brings light trouble as Lizzie Hudson falls sick. Mrs. Rowell has materials ready to repair her house. John Stokes and family visited Bibb county relatives. Services drew a crowd at Mt. Zion. John Patrick joined J Al McCorvey and moved here. Annie Monk of Byron visits Mrs. Jim Herring. J C Moore smiled at Sunday school. Jim Herring buys the Phillips place from J I McCorvey. C T Simmons brickwork in Houston last week. Mattie Beulah Woodruff returns from Cordele. School opens Monday under Prof. Johnson with hopes for full enrollment. Willie Murray returns from three week visit to sister Annie Lasseter. Sunshine and snow mix in town, yet no complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Moore
Jim Herring
J. I. McCorvey
Phillips’ Place
C.T. Simmons
Houston
Mattie Beulah Woodruff
Cordele
Prof. Johnson
Willie Murray
Annie Las
Oak Grove Breezes Notes Local Happenings
Cotton picking and voon fights mark daily life in Oak Grove. Plans for painting the schoolhouse and a pending sale position for Will Roberts at Pinehurst. Adams of Pinehurst loses a horse to colic. Cary Jossey visits from near Byromville with a smile. Peggie Varnadow returns from Ashburn, Willie Woodruff travels with J A Fitzgerald to Pleasant Valley preaching. C J Fitzgerald and family visit Miles Fitzgerald. James Oliver begins school in October. revival at Byromville praised. Sallie Roberts visits nephews Jake and Dessie Roberts who’ve been ill. Mattie Lou Wilson returns from Findlay after protracted meeting at Byromville.
Measles Reported and Local Notices in Town
M G Crawley visited Monday as cases of measles were reported in town. Cotton picking activity is strong now. Mrs Maud Bolton and Mrs Sarah Marshall were in the city on recent days. Mr and Mrs Thomas Tall are noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Bolton
Sarah Marshall
City
Thomas Tall
Local Visit highlights and get well wishes
A string of social notes records P. W. Lamb visiting his parents, J. D. Grantham in town on business, Lee Griffin visiting his sister Sarah Hall, Angel Forrester visiting Worth relatives, J. M. Raney and wife with the Roberts family, Robert Barfield and wife visiting Worth county inlaws. Also reports Mrs. P. W. Williams’s illness with wishes for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Grantham
Mr. Lee Griffin
Sarah Hall
Angel Forrester
Worth
Robert Barfield
Worth County
P. W. Williams
Kerns Istems Report On Local Life And Plans
Warm spell and rain linger in the district as residents note social visits and family gatherings. A J Brown reestablishes the old Kerns organization. A J Sanders builds a new store offering general merchandise while cotton prices loom. Local gin whistles sound under G W Sangster, and young couples are seen driving, with Clara Brown and Nettie Smyth returning soon from visits.
Seed buyers seek farmers for cotton seed and ginning
The Vienna Cotton Co discusses offering ginning services and announces it will pay the highest market price for cotton seed, inviting growers to bring seed for processing and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Cotton Vil Co
Butler Land For Sale Near Vienna Georgia
Land for sale in Dooly county seven miles west of Vienna. About 202.5 acres, a three horse farm with open ground, improvements good, one tenant house besides dwelling, and buildings in good condition. A branch provides continual water for stock. Known as the George Butler place. For prices and details write or call B H and G W Butler, 9 18 Vienna Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County
Vienna
George Butler
B. H
G. W. Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Correspondenge
PLEASANT VALLEY NOT_S
Everett Swearingen
Cordelo
W. R. Butler
Capron
J. E. Turner
Dooling
Johnson
Elijah Lockerman
W. L. Shockley
I. K. Gilmore
B. W. Wilkes
J. D. Avera
Alva Joiner
Ed Johnson
Minnie Belle
Rena Johns
W. 5. Johnson
Clara Thompson
Seabright Wilkes
Madison Joiner
Wesley Webb
Ben Dots
Louis Ridley
Byromville News
Jessie Lewis
Sentezuma
Emerich News
R. L. Barfield
Ellen Peacock
Mt. Olive
Dow Hill
Julia King
Henderson
J. W. Peacock
D. L. F. Peacock
Butler Hardison
Mike Pearce
KH. B. Peacock
Our Town
Peter Smith
Rosa Walker
Mary Woodard
Minnie Peacock
B. C. Kendrick
Menderson
D. L. Henderson
Sofkee
Eddie Barfield
Jim West
Finleyson
Mrs
Billy West
Sheffield
Tail
John Oliver
Fletcher
J. W. Dinkins
Kanesaw
Lizzie Hudson
Annie Monk
Byron
Seter
Oak Grove
Dager
Will Roberts
O. A. Thompson
Leo. Adams
Cary Jossey
Byromville
Peggie Varnadow
Ashburn
J. N. Swearingen
Willie Woodruff
J. A. Fitzgerald
C. J. Fitzgerald
J.F. Coleman
Miles Fitzgerald
Sallie Roberts
Jake and
Dessie Roberts
M. G. Crawley
P. W. Lamb
J. M. Raney
J. M. Roberts
Kern Istems
A. A. Brown
Ben
W. W. ‘Paylor
Shaw
Pensa Carmack
Maud Walden
Bu. Maul
Kim Jomer
Charlie Reynolds
Mago
Ub DL
A. J. Brown
A. J. Sanders
Brown
G. W. Sangster
Clara Brown
Nettie Smyth
Tochelle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!