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With the Army, Navy, and Marines - Awarded
The GulfLine Railway Company - industrial development
You Gave Us the Key to Prosperity
George Betts - Leader in Turner County Permanent Prosperity Program - The Country Gentleman
Mrs. Flora Shingler Cannon
Flora Shingler Cannon died unexpectedly after an "illness of less than a day."
Tags: Ashburn Methodist Church, Beverly Clyde Shingler McKenzie (1887-1934), Carl Cannon (7/5/1898 - 11/18/1973), Clinton Felder Shingler Sr. (1890-1932), Emma Shipman Baldwin Shingler (11/19/1867-8/13/1953), Flora Shingler Cannon, Herbert Ives Shingler I (1893 -1978), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), James Simon Shingler II, Louise Shingler Cannon (1908-1993), Robert Royal Shingler (1897-1966)
Final Decree in Betts Case
Turner Co. Pioneer, Ashburn Founder, Dead
A Sad Death in Ashburn
Prison Probers
"Here are the men who investigated conditions in Georgia prison camps."
Mama, who's that man?
Georgia Boy
page 11
Emma Shingler's Charlotte Russe Recipe
"Betty Talmadge serves Charlotte Russe at Christmas."
Recipe of her grandmother, Emma Shipman Baldwin Shingler.
History of Georgia, Vol II - Excerpt on Clinton F. Shingler
Tags: Ashburn Board of Trade, Ashburn Woman's Club, Clinton Felder Shingler Jr. (8/13/1913 - 9/4/1996), Clinton Felder Shingler Sr. (1890-1932), Emma Shipman Baldwin Shingler (11/19/1867-8/13/1953), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Julian James Shingler Sr. (1917-1998), Leila Elizabeth “Betty” Shingler Talmadge (1923-2005), Methodist Episcopal Church, Simon B. Shingler (1917-1998), Stella Julian Shingler (1890-1932)
Commencement Exercises - Turner County High School
Tags: Ann Weaver, Annette Speight, Barbara Garrett Moody, Betty Harris, Betty Story, Billy Monroe, Billy Payne, Carolyn Bacon, Charles Pope, David Gibbs, David King, Diane Davis, Dorothy Lamb, Dorothy Story, Dr William Morris “Bill” Williams, Edwina Ray, Ellis Joiner, Frances Dukes, Grady Speight, H.E. Sims, Jackie Horton, Jacqulyn Lewis, James Gravitt, Jane Driver, Janis Lane, Jimmy Little, Jimmy McCard, Joe Thrasher, John A. Holloway Jr. (1922-1999), John Coker, Johnny Atkinson, Junior Cravey, Katie Purcell, Keith Faglier, Larry Lambert, Lavern Bullington, Lonnie Wise, Margaret H. Stephenson, Margaret Meeker, Margie Burnett, Margie Goff, Martha Warren, Mary Katherine McLendon Milan (1940-2016), Pat Kennedy, Patricia Lumpkin, Patsy Townson, Penny Gibbs, Ray Pinkerton, Ray Wilson, Raymond Lloyd, Rev. Ira B. Faglier, Rev. John Lombard, Robert Williams, Sammy Garfield, Sara Stallings, Sonny Pate, Susan Perkins, Ted Smith, Turner County High School, Van Coffey, Wayne McSwain, Wayne Tanner, Wayne Yawn, William Lumsden
Emma Shipman Baldwin Shingler
James Simon "J.S." Shingler
Baptist Church Moved to Make Way for $100,000 Structure
Tags: Alexander Stevens Story (1892-1973), Charles V. Perry (1912-1988), David B. Raines (1912-2008), David C. Getz (1917-1994), Everett Allen Garner (1930-2015), First Baptist Church, H.B. Elliot, John Clarence Holland (1893-1982), John D. Raines (1904-1975), Jones Franklin Lanneau (1910-1965), Luther Clyde Hobby (1898-1975), Olin P. Stewart (1900-1893), Rev. George H. Coker, Rhodes E. Blue (1907-1981), Robert Davis, Robert Harold “Bobby” Barker Sr. (1916-1984), The Wiregrass Farmer, W.E. Leverette
Schools of Turner County as of February 1910
Tags: A. Fountain, A.B. Hardy, A.S. Bussy, Alvah Pinkney "Pink" Haman (1853-1922), Amboy School, Arthur Pate (1884-1960), Ashburn High School, B&B School (Bussey School), Beauregard “Tobe” Arnold (1861-1942), Bennett George, Bessie May Morgan, Bethel School, Cannie Starling, Clara Watson, Cora Belle Wise (1899-1985), Cravey School (Little River School), Dakota School, Daniel D Davis (1876-1955), Daniel L. Rainey (1859-1913), David “Dave” Cravey (1853-1936), Davisville School, Deep Creek School, E.N. Shivers, E.V. Park, Earle Humphries, Essie Godwin Randolph (1901-1989), G.G. Pearson, George A. Owen (1879-1956), George Harris, George Robert Youngblood, George Washington Hobby (1862-1938), George Washington May Jr. (1879-1961), H.W. Hobby, Hector Zevley Strickland (1870-1953), Henry Thomas Wise (1867-1942), High Hill School, Ida Brock, Inaha School, J.R. Farmer, J.S. Mandeville, J.T. Willoughby, J.W. Carnes, Jacob Lott “Jake” Ross (1874-1964), James Benjamin Cravey (1867-1951), James Russell Wheeler (1844-1920), Joel Chandler Womack, John A. King (1864-1934), John Alexander Ross (1842-1933), John B. Pate (1874-1948), John Kanoy Godwin (1857-1940), John Perry Peacock (1866-1927), Johnson J. Covington (1851-1939), Julia Hobby, L.B. Adams, Lela Herringdine, Liberty School, Lillian Hartley Lupo (1898-1921), Live Oak School, Lorena W. Shivers (1886-1972), Luke School, Lumpkin School, Maggie Herrington, Mary Griffin Hobby Brown (1899-1964), Mary Owen, Mattie Wardlow, Mikel Wesley Lamb (1847-1923), O.F. Cheek, Oak Grove School, Oak Hill School, P.H. Haman, Pearl Gamble Fountain (1886-1968), Preston DeMonte “P.D.” Whiddon (1882-1969), R.A. Brown, R.A. Watson, Rev. Benjamin Franklin Rainey (1868-1958), Robert Graham Whiddon (1861-1911), Shingler School, Sycamore School, T.C. Cooper, T.P. Kimball, T.T. Bell, The Turner County Banner, Thomas J Willoughby (1860-1932), Vallie Strickland Blanton (1893-1938), Vernon Brown, W.F. Wardlow, W.H. Kimball, W.K. White, Whiddon School, William Edward Durham (1874-1949), Worth School, Wynn School
Aerial View of Ashburn
"The sign east of the silos reads Ashburn Peanut Company. It began in 1938 by a Mr. Ray from Thomasville, (no relationship to our Rays) who had experience in the peanut business in other towns; however, Jay Faircloth 's…
Tags: Ashburn Depot, Ashburn Peanut Co.