Pleasant Valley Notes and Local Baseball Update
Pleasant Valley reports Mrs 8 A Forehand returned from Macon county visit last week. Dr J M Whitehead of Vienna passed through Sunday. Winnie Butler daughter of W R Butler has improved. Mrs J B Smith and son Claude visited Vienna Sunday. J M Forehand and wife visited Snow over the weekend. Sunday school improving. Pleasant Valley baseball team in shape having won against Sandy Mt and Vienna. W D Britt praised as a top catcher and plans to beat Vienna again Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Claude
Vienna
Pleasant Valley
Sandy Mt
W. D. Britt
Vienna Boys
Local social notes from Pine Ridge region
Mrs J T Goodrum and daughter visited Mrs Will Mims Montag afternoon. Jim Morgan and Will Mima went to Vienna Tuesday. R N Spears and family spent Saturday with relatives near Drayton. J L Goodrum and son are on the sick list this week. Amelia Childs visited cousin Haagsie Goodrum last week. Naithcook family visited Mr Mims and wife Sunday. Busy preparing for camp meeting with best wishes to the Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Goodrum
Will Mims Montag
Jim Morgan
Will Mima
Vienna
R. N. Spears
Drayton
J. L. Goodrum
Amelia Childs
Haagsie Goodrum
Naithcook
Picnic at Snow Springs and local visits reported
EMERICH NEWS notes R L Barfield and daughter Maggie Mrs 8 W Coney and children Mrs J R Barfield and children, Ethel Wilson enjoyed an afternoon at Snow Springs Monday. J R Barfield spent Tuesday in Macon. Mr and Mrs Vickers and child ren returned to Ala. Mr and Mrs B C Kendrick visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J R Hardison are on the sick list. Ruth and Hthel Wilson returned to Cordele Tuesday. Fred Barfield and family of Pinehurst visited Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Barfield
Maggie
8. W.coney
J. R. Bafield
Ethel Wilson
Snow Springs
J. R. Barfield
Macon
Vickers
Ala
B. C. Kendrick
J. R. Hardison
Ruth
Hthel
Wilson
Cordele
Fred Barfield
Pinehurst
Our City
Snow Flakes and Community Notes From Local News
Dry hot weather continues. C T Simmons returned home from Coffee county. Lizzie Nelson visited cousin Willie Murray. J T Moore traveled to Cordele. Mrs C T Simmons visited daughter Mrs J L Alsabrook in Cordele. Ezekiel Murray and family visited parents. Sum Murray and wife and Jim West attended church. E Murray visited niece in Elko. C B Simmons is ill. Lon Clewis of Tampa visited relatives, then left for Indian Spring with his sister. Fire alarm at Alt Hudson residence caused minimal damage. Beulah Moore visiting grandparents T E Folds. Edward Moore listed as sick. PAUL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Simmons
Coffee County
Lizzie Nelson
Willie Murray
J. T, Moore
Cordele
Mra
J. L. Alsabrook
Ezekiel Murray
Lon Clewis
Tampa Fla
Alt Hudson
Beulah Moore
T. E. Folds
Edward Moore
Paul
Uapron Capers and Local Outlook in Dooling
Quiet, dry conditions prevail as farmers report healthy greens and crops. Rev. J. M. Kelly leads meetings at Mt. Ariel, while Mrs. J. B. Turner and relatives visit from Brooks county. Dooling grows with two stores, a third nearing finish, plus a warehouse and seed house under construction amid road law disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Susan Olliff
J. 8. Thompson
Brooks County
Dooling
Byromville Iy
Arabi Social Notes Brighten With Visits and Building News
Rev. W J Barton assists in a series of meetings as T J Morgan leads. Mrs I F Pickens of Macon visits Arabi dormitory with her children. Mrs Dr McKenzie and children return from Dawson after visiting relatives. Lizzie Brannon leaves for Macon and Indian Springs. Miss Crawford of Pelham visits Arabi relatives. Howard Reese and sisters visit Oakfield Albany and others. Fannie Butler and Mise Gamble guests of Susie Cox. The saws and hammers and paint create a lively scene as Houston High School dormitory construction progresses. Prof Brown predicts a strong start in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barton
T. J. Morgan
I. F. Pickens
Macon
Arabi
Dr. McKenzie
Dawson
Lizzie Brannon
Indian
Springs
Crawford
Pelham
Howard Reese
Oakfield
Albany
Fannie Butler
Mise Gamble
Susie Cox
Houston High School
Brown
Local Notes From Hawkinsville and Surrounding Areas
Miseen Angel and Alma Forrest visited Hawkinsville last Monday. J J Reed of Luke was in Duff Wednesday. Mr Wilson of Oakwood visits old Wilcox. Farmers near completion of crop laying by. Lester Lawson visited the city Saturday. J H Calhoun met a new boarder a boy, last week. E A Allen was sick briefly but improved. J H Ambrose went to Amboy last Thursday. Mrs F E Camp and children left to visit her Hall county parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miseen Angel
Alma Forrest
Hawkinsville
J. J. Reed
Luke
Duff
Mr. Wilson
Oakwood
Old Wilcox
Lester Lawson
J. H. Calhoun
E. Allen
J. H. Ambrose
Amboy
F. E. Camp
Hall County
Local Socials and Moves Highlight Weekend
Net week reports Rev W Lane hosted services while J H Moring and wife from Vienna attended Sunday. G W Swearingen plans a move to Fitzgerald. Billy Peters and J H Forehand of Berrien county visit. A Friday youth party hosted by Mr Pad Mee drew many guests including J B Smith and Mr and Mrs Anglesey. Meals and entertainments accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. W. Lane
J. H. Moring
Vienna
J. B. Forehand
G. W. Swearingen
Fitzgerald
Messrs
Billy Peters
J. H. Forehand
Berrien County
Pad Mee
J.B. Smith
Pleasant Valley baseball team improves with wins over Sandy Mount and Vienna
OC J Fitzgerald and family visited Mr J H Forehand. Miss Annie May Shell returned to Mt Pleasant after a visit. Pleasant Valley opened with Sandy Mount, winning 12 to 9 as M B Wood struck out twelve. Forehand strengthened the team and played Vienna's second nine, with strong hitting and solid battery work securing the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie May Shell
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Valley
Sandy Mount
Vienna
Pleasant Valley Boys
M. B. Wood
Kerns Dots News Briefs From Local Visits and Travel
Written for last week Mrs A R Brown returned home Friday after visiting 10 relatives at Frazier. W T Bridges and daughter and two little sons visited friends here. Mrs L T Ridley is very sick. Mrs M F Walden returned home Saturday. Miss Florence Brown returned home Wednesday. Mrs G W Lupo and children of Ray visiting relatives. Miss Susie Sims returned home after visiting at Higgs ton. Mr A B McKay returned from Dublin where he attended his sister's death bed. Protracted meeting started Saturday at Smyrna and is expected to continue all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Bridges
L. T. Ridley
M. F. Walden
Florence Brown
G. W. Lupo
Ray
Susie Sims
Higgston
A. B. McKay
Dublin
Smyrna
Cure Claims Free Rheumatism Book From Victor Rainbolt
Advertises a free publication detailing a mother’s cure from rheumatism and invites readers to mail their addresses or those of suffering friends. Emphasizes all forms and failed doctoring, promising a mailed copy and worldwide reach from Bloomfield Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Rainbolt
Bloomfield
Ind
Excursion to the Sea on a Tuesday by A B Rail
The Atlantic and Birmingham railroad offers a low coastal excursion to Cumberland St Simons Island and Brunswick on Tuesday August 4. The trip includes a Gentile band, swimming, fishing and dancing with special attention to ladies and children. Contact A B agents for rates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic & Birmingham Railroad
Cumberland
St. Simons Island
Brunswick
Atlantic
Litzgeral
Rev P G McDonald pivots from Richwood to Vienna brick stores
Rev P G McDonald abandons Richwood building plans and buys the vacant Smith & Walton warehouse site in Vienna. He will clear 120 feet front to erect five store rooms and a warehouse, moving dirt for construction. The adjoining 210 feet east of Union street includes existing wooden storehouse, market, and residence to be moved for brick houses up to Powell's garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. McDonald
Richwood
Vienna
Smith & Walton
Union Street
W. F. Newby
G. R. Mathews
Mathews
J. P. Powell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pete Iems
Emerich News
Uapron Capers
J. M. Kelly
Mt. Ariel
J. B. Turner
OC. J. Fitzgeral
A. R. Brown
Frazier
McCfadden
Walter Leonard
Charlie Powell
McDonald Block
Mooth
Nive
Augustus Jones
NEWBY
Southern Nursery Company
Incorporated
Winchester
Tennessee
Tenn
Taylor Saw Mills
Mallary Bros.machinery CO
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