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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1902

Page

4

Correspondence from the Camp Meeting and Local News

Nearly everyone here attended camp meeting Sunday. Miss Mary Lee McKenzie of Montezuma visits her aunt Mrs. J H Forehand this week. Mrs. J B Smith and children visit relatives in Berrien county briefly. Prof H M Embry accepts a teaching post at Grovetown Columbia county. Embry leaves many friends who regret his departure. J B Smith suffers chills and fever. Mrs J N Swearingen ill. T O Hughes with chills and fever last week. J I B Swearingen confined with measles. M E Williams of Pinehurst was here last week with threshing outfit. Prof R L Mason to teach a writing school here starting Monday July 5. Pleasant Valley loses second ball game to Vienna. team promises stronger play to beat Vienna Cracks. The third game will be played here PX.

Mary Lee McKenzie Montezuma J. H. Forehand J. B. Smith Berrien County H. M. Embry Grovetown Columbia County Embry J. N. Swearingen T. O. Hughes Swearingen M. E. Williams Pinehurst R. L. Mason Pleasant Valley Vienna

Pinehurst Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs D Frank Rogers of White Springs Florida visits her parents Dr and Mrs W M Haslam. Miss Doughtry returns to McRae after visiting her brother Tom. Miss Effie Snelling enjoys a brief season with friends and relatives. O C Horne of Savannah visits his parents. Misses Lillian and Edna Harrison visit Miss Maud Peavy. Miss Alice Fudge visits cousin Mr Y T Sheffield and family. A crowd attended last Sunday's camp meeting. Misses Ethel and Vera McDonald spent Sunday with Miss Minnie Lee Evers. Maud Peavy returns from Cordele with cousin Annie Low Burnam.

D. Frank Rogers White Springs Fla W. M. Haslam Miss Doughtry Tom McRae Effie Snelling O. C. Horne Savannah Lillian Edna Harrison Giavania Miss Maud Peavy Alice Fudge Y. T. Sheffield Ethel Vera McDonald Minnie Lee Evers Maud Peavy Cordele Mies Annie Low Burnam

Local Folks Visit Fellows and Attend Camp Meeting

EMERICH NEWS notes visitors from Jacksonville Ashburn Hawkinsville and Elko plus a funeral in Pinehurst and a camp meeting attendance. Families include Doughtry Judge Barfield Kendrick Peav y Summers and Watson with grandpa Dallas Peavy in Pinehurst as rain persists in the area.

Oak Grove Breezes: Visits and Protracted Meeting Postponement

Oak Grove items list visitors including Mr and Mrs J N Swearinge and Stephen Coleman from Seville. Jim Bell and Henry Coleman from Byromville return from grandparents. Fever neighbors Miles Fitzgerald and Martin Roberts noted improving. Griffn family ill. Protracted meeting at Byromville postponed to the third Sunday in August due to the pastor's ill son. W T Puthin of McRae visits Eli Woodruff.

J. N. Swearinge Ashburn Stephen and Carswell Coleman Seville the Grove Jim Bell Henry Coleman Byromville 8. G. Coleman Miles Fitgerald Martin Roberts George Griffn J. C. Coleman J. Fitzgerald Grove W.T. Puthin McRae Eli Woodruff

Vienna Friends Letter Describes Heat and Camp Meeting Plans

A letter from Little Girl describes a meeting at the Union depot at 2 30 pm, difficulty obtaining conveyance, and scorching weather. She hopes Vienna residents attend camp meeting and mentions Old Bach and Star Jasmine, asking for a topic suggestion for future notes. She signs off with affection for the members.

Union Vienna Old Bach Star Jasmine

Dear Friends at the Y P D Fourth Greeting

A school boy writes to the Young People's Department recalling the Fourth of July camp meeting. He notes meeting Miss Howell and three members, comments on his new badge, and expresses hope newcomers will write often.

Man Delivers Candy Flowers and Extra Allowance

A husband brings home candy and flowers and adds an extra allowance, signaling he has other news to share that his wife may not like. The item reads as a domestic note in a social column style.

D’tign Luke

Bacheloric Musings on Love and Quarrels at Home

Satirical voice offers advice on courting, stockings, and money in marriage. Pokes at male pride and wife dynamics with humor about quarrels, allowances, and temper in domestic life.

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Trasant Valley Notes Emerich News L. M. Doughtry Jacksonville D. L. Peacock John Judge Our Town Maggie Barfield B. C. Kendrick Henderson Pope Brown Hawkinsville J. R. Barfield Dallas Peavy Oak Grove Sacer Pete Howel Melton Zora Carnes Editors A. Roobing CO Union and Third Streets McDonald’s New York A. Roobin Dr. Carlisle Macon, Ga Forbes & Coxe New Orleans Atlanta Cincinnati Florida Asheville Lynchburg Danville Richmond Superior Charleston South Carolina H. Hardwick KR. W Washington, D HUNT Ag’ T W. H. Taylor J. C, Beam Ag’t Vienna Beug Company Gooda Druc' Company
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