Pleasant Valley school district boundaries face encroachment
Forehand family visits mother here Sunday as community members decorate graves. Pleasant Valley resists abolishing its school with proposed Midway district, urging sister areas to redraw boundaries to avoid encroachment and maintain local control. Nearby H D Wood and Mrs Swearingen noted. Dr H A Mobley caused a playful incident with a runaway horse. Col Fields from Cordele spoke on school district issues today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Fields
Cordele
Pleasant Valley
Mt. Vernon
Midway
Sunday School Improves As Community Visits Noted
Miss Orn Walden is on the sick list this week. Mr. Wiley Thurman visited relatives here Saturday. Adram Nobles visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. Mr. P. D. Burges made a business trip to Cordele Thursday. Alfred Brown and family visited the family of Mr. D. B. Ward Sunday. Carrie Wood and Lula Wood visited the family of Mr. Drafting Wood near Findlay. Quarterly meeting at St Paul set for the third Saturday and Sunday this month. Everyone invited to bring a well filled basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adram Nobles
Mr. P. D. Burges
Cordele
Carrie Wood
Lula Wood
Drafting Wood
Findlay
St. Paul
T. M. Lindsey
Hollow Branch
Ben Register
Pinehurst
Lucresie Rountree
Kerns
A. N. Nobles
Wright Spradley
L. J. Spradley
Elko
Houaton County
Rosa Ella Clemons
South Florida
Mamie Reynolds
Dunasway School
Ocmulgee Chautauqua
Lon Wilson
EMERICH NEWS BRIEFS AND VISITS
Claude Graham and bride visited Mr and Mrs L A Borum Sunday. R L Barfield made a business trip to Cordele. Mrs R G Wilson and children returned to Cordele. Mrs J R Barfield and daughter stayed with relatives in Pinehurst. Lewis Graham visits near Forsyth to improve health. Maggie and E M Coney returned from Henderson. Mrs D L F Peacock and Mrs Carrie Doughtry with Louise visit Unadilla and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Graham
Bride
L.A. Borum
R. L. Barfield
Cordele
R. G. Wilson
J. R. Barfield
Pinehurst
Lewis Graham
Forsyth
Little Miss Maggie
E. M. Coney
Henderson
D. L. F. Peacock
Carrie Doughtry
Louise
Unadilla
Barfield family delays return to school over malaria cases
The Barfield family and relatives wired in to remove debris from Bateman grave yard due to malaria cases at Coney. Ellen Barfield will not attend school and will finish the term at home in Eimerich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. Barfield
Coney
Ellen Barfield
Schowl
Eimerich
HIRD DISTRICT Gossip Notes From Local Ties and Trips
Local column chronicles multiple residents visiting nearby towns. Mentions include J. Cross in Vienna, Adram Nobles in Unadilla, J. W. Cross to Vienna, and O. A. Mims from Cordelo. Also notes farmers and families, a ginery project by Carmack, and community chatter about a new railroad and cane patch picnic dream.
DUBE NEWS Local visits and trips across Duff Pitts and Amboy
Mrs Sarah Marshal passed through Duff last Wednesday Mrs F J Camp made a business trip to Double Run last week J R Stringer visited Cordelo Thursday Mrs J D Dowdy of Pitts visited Mr J H Dowdy and family in Duff last week Messrs H M and Arthur Pate of Amboy were in Duff Friday B B and Joe Sanders spent Friday and Saturday in Pitts Mr and Mrs Jim Bishop of Irwinville visited the Lambs Brad and Joe Sanders went to Hawkinsville Sunday Newsletters continued on page 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Mims
Cordelo
R. D. Britt
Unadilla
Jim Joiner
Hawkinsville
Sarah Marshal
Duff
F. J. Camp
Double Run
J. R. Stringer
J. D. Dowdy
Pitts
J. H. Dowdy
Arthur Pate
Amboy
Mesars
Joe Sanders
Jim Bishop
Irwinville
M. W. Lamb
Brad
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. D. Wood
G. F. Swearingen
Ay Q Royal
Hughes
H. A. Mobley
O. P. Churchwell
Orn Walden
Mr. Wiley Thurman
Alfred Brown
B. Ward
Emerich News
Hird District
Tom Bush
Judge Cross
Vienna
J. W. Cross
Annie Joiner
Jerry
Joiner
Claude Register
W. T. Lindsey
Mitchell
Willie
Mrs. Carlton
Robert Andrews
Rochelle
P. G. Lindsey
O. W. Horne
Nancy Blow
Mawkinsville
Winnaw
W. Tl. J. Carmack
Pinehar
Garmack
Dooly County
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