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- Tags: Ashburn Schools
Turner County
Tags: Alapaha River, Amboy, Ashburn Schools, B.H. Cockrell, C.L. Royal, Corn, Cow Hog and Hen Program, Daniel Henderson Davis (1861-1942), Deep Creek, Dr. Theophilus William Tison (1832-1911), Frank H. Taylor (1859-1920), J.B. Chandler (1862-1929), J.S. Betts & Co., James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Joe Lawrence (1858-1939), John B. Cason, John Samuel "J.S." Betts (1848-1918), John West Evans (1844-1904), May Jenkins Betts (1863-1931), oats, potatoes, Rebecca, Sycamore, Ten Mile Trail, Thomas E. Brown (1865-1938), W.W. Ashburn, wheat, William A. Greer (1863-1921)
Thriving Town Supplants Forest
Tags: A.B. Clark, A.B. Piver, A.J. Wells, Adolph B. Walls (1895-1986), Ashburn, Ashburn Methodist Church, Ashburn Schools, B.B. White, C.D. Baldwin, C.T. Hataway, Claud Josiah McLendon (1872-1949), Dr. J.F. Gardner, E.C. Harrell, Fantie Huckabee, First Baptist Church, Flyn Hudson, George B. Gorday (1869-1940), George Sterling Evans (1872-1903), George Terrell Betts Sr. (1881-1923), J.A. Comer, J.A. Durham, J.B. Bozeman (1869-1914), J.B. Evans, J.C. Bass, J.C. Thiot, J.H. Allen, J.S. Betts & Co., J.W. Powell, James Rowland Burgess (1870-1950), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Joe Lawrence (1858-1939), John F. Jenkins Sr (1861-1925), John Henry Gilmore (12/20/1851 - 9/6/1920), John Lamkin "J.L." Evans (1874-1934), John Samuel "J.S." Betts (1848-1918), John West Evans (1844-1904), Josiah Thomas McLendon (1846-1926), Kate Jenkins, May Jenkins Betts (1863-1931), Morgan Sabb Cantey (1864-1921), N.M. McArthur, O.G. Hollman, R.A. Luke, Ralph Huckabee Sr (1866-1951), Robert E. Lee Betts (1867-1934), Rosa Link, Shingler Mercantile, T.H. Thrasher, W.B. Johnson, W.R. Dobson, W.W. Young, William A. Murray, William K. Jenkins (1866-1945), Z. Bass
Ashburn, Turner County, Georgia
Tags: Ashburn, Ashburn Methodist Church, Ashburn Schools, Betts-Evans Trading Company, Clyde Hotel, First Baptist Church, George E. Reinhardt (1881-1947), Gordon Columbus "G.C." McKenzie (2/10/1885-2/25/1958), J.B. Bozeman (1869-1914), J.G. Jeffcoat, Joe McHancock, John B. Hutchinson, John Lamkin "J.L." Evans (1874-1934), John S. Story, R.A. Whidby, Reason Paulk (1879-1932), Robert L. Tipton (1978-1952), Turner County Courthouse, Turner County Jail, Wesleyan Church, William M. Bryan (1865-1933)
Located in Heart of Georgia's Richest Farm Lands in Ashburn
Tags: Ashburn, Ashburn Bank, Ashburn Board of Trade, Ashburn Methodist Church, Ashburn Schools, Citizens Bank of Ashburn, Davis Building, First Baptist Church, Gordon Columbus "G.C." McKenzie (2/10/1885-2/25/1958), J.B. Bozeman (1869-1914), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), John Samuel "J.S." Betts (1848-1918), Main St., Main Street, Samuel W. Brown (1872-1956)
Perpetuates Name of Henry G. Turner
Tags: A. Roobin & Co., A.J. Davis, Andrew Wells, Ashburn, Ashburn Bank, Ashburn Drug Company, Ashburn Ginnery and Warehouse Company, Ashburn Methodist Church, Ashburn Schools, B.H. Bankston, Betts-Evans Trading Company, C.C. Kimzey, C.H. Bishop, Citizens Bank of Ashburn, Daniel Henderson Davis (1861-1942), Dr. George W. Cooper (1869-1941), Dr. J.B. Holmes, Dr. J.E. Paulk, Dr. Tigner Hester Thrasher (1868-1911), Dr. W.W. Rutland, Dr. Warren L. Story (1865-1949), Dr. William Joseph Turner (1868-1946), First Baptist Church, G.B. Gorday, George Terrell Betts Sr. (1881-1923), Georgia Wilder, Gordon Columbus "G.C." McKenzie (2/10/1885-2/25/1958), Helen Wilder, J.B. Bozeman (1869-1914), J.C. Fincher, J.S. Betts & Co., J.S. Shingler & Co., J.W. Burke, J.W. Woods, James A. Comer (1870-1938), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), John B. Hutchinson, John Jackson Story (1882-1959), John Lamkin "J.L." Evans (1874-1934), John Samuel "J.S." Betts (1848-1918), Josella Agricultural Company, Kate Cooper, Katherine Barclay, L. Berkowitz, M.S. Canty, May Stewart, Mrs. A.K. Wells, Murray-Raines Hardware Co., Murrow & Pate, R. Paulk & Co., R.A. Whidby, R.C. Dunlop, R.E. Luke, Robert E. Lee Betts (1867-1934), Ross Studio, Samuel Bell Hudson (1853-1918), Shingler Mercantile, The Wiregrass Farmer, Turner County Stock Company, W. Cowan, W.A. Hawkins, W.E. Murray, William A. Murray, William A. Shingler (1859-1922), William K. Jenkins (1866-1945), Willie Stewart
32 Systems' Funds in Peril
Gloria Pylant Interview
1934 Ashburn High School graduation speech by Opal Nipper
Transcribed into a PDF format for easier reading. Click on it to see all 5 pages.
Tags: Ashburn, Ashburn High School, Ashburn High School Journalistic Club, Ashburn Schools, Brunelle Nesmith, C.J. Cheves, Clarence Rose, Clifton Clark, Davis Cone, Dorothy Rogers Adair (1917-2005), Ed Baxter, Ed Rogers, Edna Perry, Effie Whelchel Whatley, Eleanor Bailey, Ella Jackson, Ellen Chambliss, Eunice Williams, Frank Marion "F.M." Tison II (1914-1979), George S. Roach, Geraldine Cason, Jeanette Topham, Julia North McNair (1917-2006), Julian Holland, Julian James Shingler Sr. (1917-1998), Kate Jelks, Laura Sue Hawkins, Margaret Whatley, Mary L. Hobby Shepherd (1916-1961), Merle Tison Raines (1902-1994), Naomi Williams, Nina Cox, Opal Nipper, R.L. Todd, Ruth Reinhardt, Sara Johnson Poole (1917-1988), United Daughters of Confederacy Ashburn Chapter
Ashburn High School, Class of 1934
2nd row: Julian Holland, Ed Baxter, Julia North McNair (1917-2006), Ellen Chambliss, Dorothy Rogers Adair (1917-2005), Eunice Williams, Geraldine Cason, Mary L. Hobby Shepherd…
Tags: Ashburn, Ashburn Schools, Brunelle Nesmith, Clarence Rose, Clifton Clark, Davis Cone, Dorothy Rogers Adair (1917-2005), Ed Baxter, Ed Rogers, Edna Perry, Eleanor Bailey, Ellen Chambliss, Eunice Williams, Frank Marion "F.M." Tison II (1914-1979), Geraldine Cason, Julia North McNair (1917-2006), Julian Holland, Julian James Shingler Sr. (1917-1998), Margaret Whatley, Mary L. Hobby Shepherd (1916-1961), Naomi Williams, Opal Nipper, Ruth Reinhardt, Sara Johnson Poole (1917-1988)
Ashburn is Located in the Heart of one of Georgia's Richest Farming Sections
page 20
Tags: A.J. Davis, Ashburn, Ashburn Bank, Ashburn Distributing Company, Ashburn Drug Company, Ashburn Ice and Cold Storage Company, Ashburn Methodist Church, Ashburn Oil Mills, Ashburn Schools, Betts-Evans Trading Company, C.H. Bishop, Citizens Bank of Ashburn, Clarence Emmett "C.E." Thrasher (1875-1946), Daniel Henderson Davis (1861-1942), Dock Henry Rose (1878-1947), Dr. William Joseph Turner (1868-1946), Edwards Funiture and Millinery Company, Edwin A. Rogers (1881-1954), Ernest Walter "E.W." Garner Sr. (7/12/1883 - 2/22/1944), Frank Marion "F.M." Tison (1881-1951), George B. Gorday (1869-1940), J.A. Faircloth, James A. Comer (1870-1938), James H. Pate (b. 1882), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Joe Lawrence (1858-1939), John A. King (1864-1934), John Jackson Story (1882-1959), John Lamkin "J.L." Evans (1874-1934), John S. Johnson (1888-1984), Keenan P. Baker (1885-1942), Morgan S. Cantey (1864-1921), Mrs. C.L. Edwards, Nora Lawrence Smith (1885-1971), Reason Paulk (1879-1932), Robert E. Lee Betts (1867-1934), The Wiregrass Farmer, Turner County Courthouse, W. L . Metcalf, W. L. Story, W. Roy Clark, W.G. Shingler, William A. Murray, William A. Shingler (1859-1922)
Ashburn School
"The architect for this building as shown was P.E. Dennis of Macon. He was architect for many of the buildings and homes in Ashburn. This building was built in 1899 and was named Ashburn Graded School. The corner stone was moved to…
The GulfLine Railway Company - industrial development
Ashburn High School 1914 Seniors
And a purpose ever true
And our motto is 'Perfection
In whatever we may do'"
"Class Song"
Tags: Ashburn Schools
History of Turner County (Book) - Page 16 & 17 images (back)
1. Mrs. John A. Ewing, prominent Church and D.A.R. worker
2. Nora Lawrence Smith, Managing Editor of the "Wiregrass Farmer"
3. Mrs. John W.…
Tags: Ashburn Schools, Board of Education, Evans Realty Company, Margaret Malinda “Linda” Cunningham Franklin (1881-1967), Mary "May" Jenkins Betts (1863-1931), Mrs. John W. Long, Nora Lawrence Smith (1885-1971), Preston DeMonte “P.D.” Whiddon (1882-1969), The Wiregrass Farmer, William K. Jenkins (1866-1945)

