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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
6
A community column features readers discussing the dangers of bad company. The letters urge ethical conduct, warn of drunkenness and flirting as gateways to sin, and encourage piety, scripture, and religious meetings while inviting continued correspondence among young contributors.
A letter from a community writer urges embracing Christian blessing in all undertakings and asks readers to endure an uninteresting two weeks. The note reflects on social flirtations, member turnover, a planned picnic at the Springs, and curiosity about Vienna's Progress office.
The 1902 Thacher's Institute in Vienna Georgia opened with a vote favoring a home institute united with other counties, Barnisville chosen for the next meeting place. Resolutions on Nora Ingram's death were adopted and teachers reported libraries. upcoming program includes division lessons led by Prof J G Oliver C G Power Lida Greene and Mary Woodward.
Monthly written reviews were led by Professors F. A. Bunson and G. B. Smith with Miss Cora Anthony and Miss Alba Herrington. No further business was conducted as the institute adjourned until March 29 1902 with Alba Herrington as secretary.
Redeemable 25 acres in the south west corner of lot 49 and portions of lots 141 30 and 14 are up for sale with quit claim deeds offered while real owners may redeem. Additionally 38 Cordero city lots bought on the first Tuesday in October are offered in Vienna Georgia with numerous lot and block references and contact for J A Walden, Vienna Ga.
Under an order by the Court of Ordinary the guardian will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in April 1902 five acres by five across in lot 289 sixth district totaling about twenty five acres for the ward Mary Ann Thompson. Cash terms. March 3 1902. Jas P Parker Guardian.
All persons having demands against the estate of E. W. Thompson of Doory are notified to render their claims to the undersigned executors T. A. Culperern t on or before the lawful deadline. All debts to the estate must be paid promptly. This Feb 8, 1902. E. W. Thompson Executors.
Georgia Dooley and Dooly Counties publish notices citing A D Bridges as administrator of 8 I Bridges estate seeking discharge on the first Monday in May 1902 and W C Culpepper as administrator of David Culpepper estate seeking discharge on the first Monday in June 1902.
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