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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
6
Community Letter and Local Social Notes from Cordele
The piece shares Auntie’s warm reception of the department, mentions desire to hear from John and Russell in Cordele, and includes a Young People section with school, chores, Sabbath reflections, jokes, and a note on sick list and local happenings. It hints at a saw mill move near Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daur Brisnols
John
Russell
Cordele
Tam
Kernels From Kerns Local Notes At Smyrna
Miss Mamie Reynolds and her brother Claud attended Smyrna church last Sunday. Dr Yoming joined the Richwood force chasing a runaway convict Saturday morning but the fugitive was not captured. Ben Dorming and Walter Hambrick attended Smyrna church and enjoyed a pleasant time. Faulton K Lewis visiting Mitchell county relatives. Arthur Harris heads to Indian Springs to recuperate his energy and spends money freely. G W Langsty escorted his pet to Richwood Sunday and is noted as one of the boys who has a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Reynolds
Claud
Smyrna
Dr. Yoming
Richwood Force
Ben Dorming
Walter Hambrick
Faulton K. Lewis
Mitchell County
Arthur
Harris
Indian Springs
G. W. Langsty
Richwood
Pleasant Valley Notes and Local Happenings
Sunday visits from Rev C W Snow and J B Forehand reports. Shingles bought for church. school closes next Friday. Vienna guests J B Cooper and wife, Summer and Ras Smith. Miss Nellie McCall shopped. baby ill but improving. Prof H Brown teaches word study. fisherman brag noted. J B Forehand buys new property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Snow
Charlie Carrol
Unadilla
A. E. Walton
Vienna
J.B. Forehand
Nellie McCall
T. R. Varnadoe
Johns & Forehand
Tom
J. B. Cooper
Miss Muda
Summerford
Ham Swearingen
Summer
Ras Smith
J. A. Nelson
H. ©. Brown
Swinton
Pleasant Valley
Peddy
J. J. Cooper
J. W. Lytle
R. M. Lewis
Pinehurst Notes Reach Local Readers
Mrs A E Jordan of Vienna visited her parents Dr and Mrs Haslam on Tuesday. Mrs E M Harden returned from Macon where she had been three months. Miss Sallie Mae Barksdale, visiting her cousin Miss Effie Snelling, was called home to attend her sick nephew. Miss Sallie Mae made many friends during her stay. we hope to have her back soon. Misses Ethel and Vera McDonald of Vienna spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Minnie Lee Eyers and returned Monday night accompanied by Miss Minnie Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Jordan
Vienna
Haslam
E. M. Harden Haa
Macon
Sallie Mae Barksdale
Effie Snelling
Sallie
Mae
Ethel
Vera McDonald
Minnie Lee Eyers
Minnie Lee
Perry Coney
Ebenezer Church
Ellen Barfield
Maggie HE
Coney
Irene
Friday Social At Doughtry Home Reels In Young Crowd
A Friday night gathering at the Doughtry residence featured numerous games and refreshments. Attendees included Eva Haslam with Frank Rogers, Annie Haslam with Ollie Hore, Manda Peavy with Emmett Horne, Sallie Mae Barksdale with Jim Whitehead, Sallie Lon Oliver with Hugh Palmer, Effie Snelling with Winright Jordan, Mollie Snelling with Bulie Wade, Nellie Wade and Master Willie Harlam, and Ernest Peavy. Recollections note W J Williams family’s trip to Norwood Springs and various local visitors and returns around Smyrna, Vienna, Nellieville, Blakely, and Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Doughtry
Eva Haslam
Frank Rogers
Annie, Haslam
Ollie Hore
Manda Peavy
Emmett Horne
Sallie Mae Barksdale
Jim Whitehead
Sallie Lon Oliver
Hugh Palmer
Effie Snelling
Sallie Lou Oliver
H.l Sheppard
Smyrna
Misa Lizzie Harwood
Vienna
Jake Roberts
Nellieville
John Bush
Williams
Blakely
B. L. Wilson
Findlay
Mars Hill Dots Report Mixed Weather And Local Visits
Crops look better after recent showers. Local residents and visitors are noted: Clara Adams visited Emma Brown. Oscar Brown from near Findlay attended Sunday school. Charlie Reynolds and son Carl attended Friendship list services. Dora Sanders returned from visiting Mary McKinney. J C Hendley T W and W J McKinney attended Sandy Mount services. Claude Reynolds of Kerns and Mamie of Mars Hill attended Smyrna preaching. A lightning incident killed three dogs owned by Lee Adams and injured another. Several families and neighbors are mentioned in visits and health notes with hopes for recovery for Alma Hendley and Sallie Hendley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Adams
Emma Brown
Oscar Brown
Near Findlay
Charlie Reynolds
Carl
Friendship List
Charlie Hendley
Pulaski
Dora Sanders
Mary McKinney
J. C. Hendley
T. W
W. J. McKinney
Sandy Mount
Claude Reynolds
Kerns
Mamie
Smyrna
Sunday School Revival and Local News In Mars Hill Area
Two young lathes of this settlement sport a new nun on their middle fingers. Mr Walter Joiner attended Sunday School at Mars Hill Sunday. Our Sunday school has been stopped for a short while on account of a shortage of literature but started again yesterday Sunday school every Sunday evening at 8 oclock everybody cordially invited. Miss Carrie McKinney visited friends in Hawkinsville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Joiner
Mars Hill
Carrie
McKinney
Hawkinsville
Baby Goney dies. community mourns in brief
Goney News reports the seven month old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Quatlebaum died Wednesday from congestion. It notes bereavement prayers for the parents and mentions visitors, church events, a shooting at Odom Grove, and local social updates.
Ocapron Capers and Community Happenings
Local notes report that O B Hargrove returned to his old home last Thursday and settled in at his place. Rev J M Kelley conducts a protracted meeting at Mt Ariel this week. Mrs Lizzie Turner recovers from fever. Mr and Mrs McKenzie visited J B Turner’s family. Eva Cassaberry of Lumpkin and Kate Patrick of Dooling visited Seebright Wilkes. Farmers are finishing fieldwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. B. Hargrove
Hoggie
Harry
J. M. Kelley
Mt. Ariel
Lizzie Turner
McKenzie
J. B. Turner
Eva Cassaberry
Lumpkin
Kate Patrick
Dooling
Seebright Wilkes
Protracted Meeting Begins at Mt. Ariel
Rev J M Kelly with Rev Atkinson from Vienna opens a long meeting at Mt Ariel as rain is needed for crops. Miss Mary Dixon of Spalding visits Mrs B Jenkins while Mrs Lorena Morgan and Coy from near Vienna join Mrs H Q Wilkes family. Nearby Harmony folks Quadlebeaum attend services. Beasie Patrick of Spalding visits C E Jenkins. Lila Hollow ill with fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kelly
Atkinson
Vienna
Mt. Ariel
Mary l Tizzie Dixon
Spalding
B. Jenkins
Lorena Morgan
Coy
Ella Butler
Near Vienna
H. Q. Wilkes
Quad
Barbecue Near Elko Draws Williams Aycock Attendance
G E Williams and P J Aycock attended a barbecue near Elko last Saturday drawing local interest and noting the social event with several attendees from the area.
Pateville News Reports Community Life and Crops Progress
The Pateville community enjoys liveliness from ongoing protracted meetings and steady movement. The cotton crop shows promise with a 18 acre field yielding 9 bolls and other stalks thriving. Dr. Harvard, a respected physician, marries a local girl and maintains a large practice. Wiley Tomlinson returns for Sunday services at Acton Pond after an accident with two pigs valued at one dollar. Acton Pond hosts a large congregation, Athene Church closes its protracted meeting, and locals mention visitors from Williford and a Crawford fruit. Pateville Academy reports 50 to 60 pupils attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Hamilton
Harvard
Acton Pond
Wiley
Flourish at Sandy Mount School Under Prof Lasseter
Sandy Mount locals report a thriving school with 27 pupils under Prof J G Lasseter. Several pupils absent sick. A good rain Missed by farmers. Bridge under construction across the creek by contractor J E Newberry of Albany. Preaching scheduled for the 8th Sunday by Rev Comer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Lasseter
J. E. Newberry
Albany
Comer
Baldwin Newberry
A. N
Mayham McKay
Cordele
Messrs
Fulley
Thos. McKintney
Mars Hill
Pinehurst
S. F. Dasher
Fort Valley
Belle
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Charles Smyth
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Pleasant Valley Notes
J. B. Forehand
Bob Swearingen
Jord
Mars Hill Dots
Lee Adams
Henry Lupo
J. H. Cross
Hyacinth
John Cross
Ben Braswell
Alma Hendley
A. I. Davies
J. F. Taylor
Sallie Hendley
W. B. Rogers
Stokes
J. S. Adams
Hollie Britt
Worth
Ben Hudgins
Jasper
Lane
Dead River
Thhem
Goney News
Ocapron Capers
Cooling News
Pateville News
Athene Church
Bill
Charlie Comer
Isaac Han
Ida Comer
Williford
Carlos
Theodore Han
Theodore
Arabi
Pateville
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