Local Notes and Visits Bring Neighbors Together
Dr. 8 M Roberts of Pinehurst and Col Carl Devaughn of Montezuma visited here. Page relatives, Byrom family events, and Nellsville Sunday School attendance are noted. The Atlantic and Birmingham railroad surveying camp will move here midweek to plan lines to Capron. Dr J S Scarborough sick with pneumonia. Prof Cook reports 60 pupils. farmers haying oats due to cold earlier months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Roberts
Pinehurst
W. J. Page
Julia Killen
Cochran
W. H. Page
Sn. Roberts
Atlantic and Birmingham Railroad
Capron
Pat
Pleasant Valley Notes Highlight Local Happenings
A. E. Gregg and N. O. Hughes have been sick this week while farmers begin spring work. Ola Ryner visits Pinehurst relatives as the circuit’s first quarterly conference approaches. Rev. W. Snow delivered sermons here and at Unadilla. The local literary school grows with over fifty pupils, and J B Forehand moves to Pinehurst to join J J and J B Cooper in business. Jord shows strong mercantile drive aiding Pinehurst’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Forehand
Pinehurst
J. J
J. B. Cooper
Jord
Tippettville News Briefs Weekend Notices
Local column notes visits and travels. Mixon went to Cordele Saturday. Joe Peavy of Kerns and Roe Reynolds of Mingo visited nearby. Nobles and Holt, Jr. made business trips to Cordele and Fairfield. Tippett served as juryman in Vienna. Scarborough and Grantham also traveled for business. Jean Nelson and family visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Reynolds
Mingo
T. E. Nobles
Cordele
E. T. Tippett
Vienna
J.T. Scarborough
N. J. Grantham
Hawkinsville
Jean Nelson
Pateville News Sketches Life and Local Happenings
Miss Annie James visits sister Mrs. Bartlett while farmers begin a new crop season. Mrs Ola Pate visits sister Mrs James in Sibley. Mr Frank Goodman made a lying trip to Ocilla. Mrs T J Jones improves slowly after illness. Ellie Howell visits J A Story’s family. A young man is asked about Sunday night train waiting. School enrolls fifty one since Christmas with more to come. A dance at John Clemons’s home delights many youths. Farmers remain buoyant about big crops. Cupid seems to have forgotten Pateville this winter. Weddings have been few and far between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodman
Ocilla
T. J. Jones
John Clemons
Cupid
Pateuille
Sick in town improve as residents visit and gather
Miss Florence Barfield visits Henderson relatives while many attend church in Pinehurst. Mrs Kendrick of Henderson visits town, Miss Mary Jones and her brother visit Mrs Right Blow. Henry Ward suffers a toothache, Dallas Peavy visits with daughter Mrs D Hill, K L Barfield visits nephew Fred M Barfield ill with pneumonia, John R Barfield employs wife to clerk Saturdays. Sunday School organized next Sunday at 10 in Barfield's old store. invitation extended to all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Barfield
Henderson
Pinehurst
Mary Jones
Mrs. Right Blow
Henry Ward
Dallas Peavy
D. Hill
K. L. Barfield
Fred M. Barfield
John R. Barfield
Sunday Prayer Meeting Sees Small Attendance
Weather dampened turnout at a prayer meeting with hope for better attendance next time. The notice invites all to attend with references to items for sale including Plymouth Rock cockerels at 1 each and mammoth white turkeys as a bundle at 8.80, plus farm goods and a violet for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Princess of Wales
Jersey
Pleasant Hill Notes Highlight Local Social Tidbits
The column records neighbors visiting, new Dark Town College, students missing due to illness, and frequent local travels. It notes Miss Maud Butler guiding the school, family visits, friendly gatherings, and a wish for more sermons from Mr. Norris.
Pleasant Weather and Social Calls at Mt Pleasants
Col 8 notes a peaceful Sunday with local residents visiting relatives and attending a church singing. Several couples drop by relatives near Cordele Pleasant Valley and Richwood. A plan to organize a Sunday School is announced with hope for community involvement.
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Byromville News
Col
Carl Devaughn
Montezuma
W. I. Byrom
8. M. Byrom
Nellsville
N. J
Grantham
Sycamore
Messrs
Bryan and
Whitis Cason
Seville
L. S. Cemex
Rock Hill Church
Charley Cosier Duck Wife
Ezekiel Tippett, Jr
Miss Lela Walden
Rock Thn
Sul
General Mayo
Lilia Faircloth
Rock Mill
J. S. Scarborough
Cook
Pleasant Valley
A. E. Gregg
N. O. Hughes
Mrs. Ola Ryner
Mr. and
Mrs. Greene Swearingan
O. P. Churchwell
W. Snow
Unadilla
Tippettville News
L. Mixon
Cordele Sat
Joe Peavy
Kerns
William Holt, Jr
Fairfield
Pateville News
Annie James
Mrs. Bartlett
Mrs. Ola Pate
Mrs. James
Sibley
Ellie Howell
Coles
J. A. Story
Emerich News
Mrs. B. ©. Kendrick
Jno. R. Barfield
Solomon and
Jeremiah
Pleasant Hill
Jim Murray
Rev. Conner
Dark ‘Town College
Jimmie Ward
Buster
Mr. Babe Lasseter
Kate Coppedge
Mollie Ward
W. L. Coppedge
G. W. Nason
Ome Perry
C. G. Ward
Ethel Lasseter
Lula Hiuggins
Ruby Ward
Leonide Huggins
Leon Ward
W. M. Ward
Tl. A. Starvard
R. E. Ward
Robert
George
Mr. Norris
Maud Butler
MT. Pleasant
R. Fields
T. F. Sutton
W. A. Youngblood
A. J. Shell
Mary M. Hall
Claude Forehand
Mr. Wm. Childs
G. B. Spears
Charlie Sims
Eddie Cribb
Richwood
G. F. Swearingen
G. B. Shell
Mamie Lou Greene
Childs
Howel Melton
Ceorgia
Inemerich
Georgia
Kelly & W
A. V. Bowen
GO. J
BYROM
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