Strawberries proposed as future Kentucky crop by Cushenberry
June 1 in Weon reports J E Cushenberry plans a locals traw strawber ry association in Terrell County Kentucky. He has attracted pledges from several farmers including W D Davidson A A Leave Smith and H Hills to plant multiple acres. Cushenberry cites Kentucky success stories with crates per season and 10 to 60 crates per acre yields. he notes cotton money scarce and labor supply steady, aiming to market a 100 acre strawberry belt for cash crop profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEON
J. E. Cushenbero
Terrell County
Kentucky
Cuthenberry
W. D. Davidson
A. A. Leave Smith
Aeres
H. Hills
W. B. Dismuke
George McLain
Tenshelherry
Il Rain
Kentncy
Cabbage Acreage and Prices Reported in June Market
Fragmentary OCR describes cabbage acreage at Uman on June 1 with M A Milanted notingFebruary planting near half an acre of early cabbage. Several plants perished due to preconditions. A fourth of an acre yields about a carload, while the Florida crop influences supply and prices paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uman
Florida
Temmie announces engagement of Mu ie to Rankin
Indiana couple Mr and Mrs Ernest Temmie reveal their daughter Mu ie Temmie will wed Arnold D Rankin. The wedding date will be announced later. Mu ie previously worked at a government office in Washing ton and then at a Souther Field stenographer position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Temmie
Indiana
Muie
Arnold D. Rankin
Fiahy
Souther’ Field
R. L. May
Henderson
Earnest Linwood
Say Elmer Buchanan
Tamar Henderson
I Ga
Faculty Guests At Fish Fry
Faculty members attended a fish fry event on Thursday at DeSoto, sharing a dinner and a pleasant social. The gathering included steer exercises and a light, cheerful atmosphere as the group relaxed and enjoyed the occasion together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgie
DeSoto
Pirablenia
Trade Urged For World Standards At Conference
York May 51 The tale of a single set of standards acceptance through a clean trade of the world was the main theme addressed today at the conference. The meeting focused on unified objectives and mutual benefits across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Wi Re Meadows
Iere’n Bureau of
Jeet Tivlary
Erence Batona
Tom Watson Attacks Gov Dorsey Negro Pamphlet
Senator Thos E Watson responds to Gov Dorsey's pamphlet on Georgia race issues. He rebuts accusations, cites records showing white protection needs, and argues against interracial agitation while condemning lynching and urging restraint. He links Dorsey to political vengeance and defends Georgia's history and governance amid racial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
Gov. Dorsey
Thos. E. Watson
Dorsey
Georgia
Ingo
Columbia Sentinel
Kiwanis Debate Medal Awarded to Castellow at Americus High
Alpheus Castellow son of Mrs Meta Castellow and senior at Americus High won the Kiwanis debate medal in the high school auditorium Tuesday morning He competed with Ralph Glover Miss Louise Bragg and Hallie Walker on the question whether the constitutional power to levy an income tax should lie with the general assembly The judges prize Castellow the medal with Bragg a close second The Kiwanis medal is a handsome gold cross design and will be engraved for keeps with a new medal offered each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Castellow
Meta Castellow
Americus High School
Kiwanis Met
Kiwanis
Ralph Glover
Louise Brage
Hallie Walke
General Assembly
Bragg
Glover
Walker
Castellaw
G. AO. Marshall
Hoover urges extended credits for Southern cotton states
Associated Press report outlines Secretary Herbert Hoover calling for extended credit facilities for the Southern cotton states and noting that curtailment of petroleum reserves has begun to cause hardship. A letter reproduced by former Senator Melnerin of South Carolina summarizes Hoover’s view after a meeting last week. Hoover also met with Scottish goods manufacturers and industry representatives to discuss ways to ensure timely trade statistics amid wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Phin
Hoover
Melnerin
South Carolina
New England
New Equipment for Gas Plant by Americus Lightings
Americus Lighting company buys over $4000 worth of generating equipment for its gas plants. Manager R P Ewing says the purchase will insure continuity of service. Russell Engineering of St Louis awarded the contract for repair work with a 60 to 90 day completion target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Americus Lightings Company
R. PL Ewing
Russell Engineering Company
St. Loui
Sauthine
Mrs George Helton Dies in Lumpkin
Mrs George Helton of Lumpkin died Saturday night after a period of ill health. She was formerly Miss Susie Siddall of Lumpkin, married Gow Patten of Atlanta, and had lived in Lumpkin most of her life. Survived by husband, mother Susie Siddall, sister Mia David Smith of Leslie, and brother Will Siddall of Americus. Funeral at Methodist church Sunday afternoon with Rev O L Kelly and Rev W Faulkner. interment in Methodist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Helton
Lumpkin
Susie Siddall
Mia
David Smith
Leslie
Will Siddall
Americus
Methodist Church
O. L. Kelly
Dno. W. Faulkner
Wax J
Hardwick to deliver multiple addresses to Georgia assembly
Governor elect Thomas W. Hardwick plans to deliver several inaugural and budget messages to the Georgia legislature marking a departure from past practice of written messages. He expects in-person sessions and joint addresses on major issues. William Vereen will lead inauguration planning and may push for an open air ceremony due to anticipated record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Hardwick
William J. Vereen
Moultrie
Democratic Executive Committee
Vereen
Plana
State Democratic Committee
Pavers Close Plains Road Near Americus in Detour
County Engineer John 8B Ansley ordered the Plains road west of Americus closed at the Muckabee bridge to pave from the hilltop to the bridge. If weather stays favorable, work should finish in ten days and the road reopen. Detours affect travel to Plains and Dawson via Myrtle Springs road and Guerry’s bridge. Smithville and Albany routes also redirected.
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Plains
Americus
John
Ansley
Muckabee Bridge
Scarborough Hill
Analatu
Strath
Smithville
Penjeée
Hunstons Farm
Dawson
McGarrah Street
Myrtle Springs Road
Guerry’s Bridge
Albany
Goedel Veteran, 74, Passes Away in Common County
The elderly Goedel, aged 74, a game warden and widely known county resident, died in Winn. A ceremony was held by Judge Zinn, justice of the peace, in the district office. Mrs. Della Powell, a native widow living on Tremont and the Eleventh, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goedel
Sacco Arnett
United Doeterate
Della Powell
Tremont
Winn
Zinn
Dele
Honebibitee
Senate Revises Naval Personnel Provision
Washington on June 1 reports the Senate reaffirmed its naval appropriation bill reducing personnel to 72 000 men from 100 000 as set by the House. The action narrows manpower plans and reflects committee amendments and ongoing defense funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Chautauqua Schedules Span Three Days at Ellaville
The Rad Sliffe chautauqua opens Thursday with a three day program in Ellaville. Tickets are on sale protecting guarantors and attendance is expected to ensure success. Acts include Dr J William Terry D D lectures on The Value of the Individual and Americas Political Ideal, musical numbers by Moore Concerts, Rosa Kohler stories, and Army entertainment. Bellino Concert Co features Sam Bellino and a soprano pianist.
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Ellaville
Joe
Radsliffe Chautauqua
Conlee
J. William Terry
D. D
William Terry
Ture
America
Moore Musical Entertainers
Sendea
Bellino
Sam Bellino
Bellina
Chautauqua Program At Plains Thursday
Plains date June 1 finds the Radcliffe chautauqua program featuring Leetere A Community Program, the Bellino Plumstead Concert Co, Miss Rosa Kohler with stories for all ages, and a Junior Citizen air Campaign. An evening includes America’s Loving Ideal lecture by Chautauqua Director alongside a musical concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellino! Plumstead Conzert Co
Local Social Notes From Americus And Surrounding Areas
A busy sequence of social visits and travels details residents and families around Americus. Names include CHOKEE, Mr., Mrs. Bryan, Julia Bryan, Green, Varnum, Holman, Barfield, Ollienne Holtvat Warwick, Laramore, Knights, Young, Youngs, Simmie Lee Young, Emmett Scott, and others visiting or spending weekends in nearby Leslie, Smithville, Warwick, and Biker counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Oars. m. Jones, Sr
Sinsnis Ie Young
Americus
Morgan Sukys
G.D. Richards
W. E. Bryan
Gavghtss
Julia Bryan
Green
Jay
Hubert *Vorum
J. W. Cany
D. H. Varnun
Jane Holman
Newton
Fred Barfield
Ollienne Holtvat Warwick
Wi. Lavamore
J. H. Young and Son
Simmie Ae Your
Jones
Biker County
Rs. S. B
Eugene Pyonss
Leslie
Willie Kaylor
H.L. Jones
Smithville
Julian Laramore
Willard Laramore
Long
C. C. Laramore
W. K. Knights
J. S. Mathews
John A Riley
W. K. Knight
Hattie Knights
Warwick
Bailey
Wade Camp
Cecil Richards
M. Jones
Charlie Young
J. H. Young
Simmie Lee Young
Mary Doriso
Henry Bray
Emmet Scott
Emmett Scott
Leslid
GC. Jones
Dlc. Jones, Jr
Joe Tissue
Simmie Lee Younk
Rossie McGill
J.T. Laramore
Mra
S.M. Jones
Mathews
J. 3. Mathews
Funeral for Lonnie Frazier Held at Pleasant Grove
Friends and acquaintances gathered in Huntington for the funeral of Lonnie P. Frazier held at 2:20 PM at Pleasant Grove Church. Rev. Henry Hrookshire of Central Baptist Church officiated. Frazier, a prominent Sumter County figure, had spent most of his life in the community before entering federal service. Floral tributes testified to the high esteem in which he was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Lonnie FP. Frazier
Pleasant Grove
Henry Hrookshire
Richland Chas Given Diplomas At Commencement
Richland high school completed its best year with a strong graduation program. The class included Davie Maude Abell Georgia Mae Brightwell and Hallie Lloyd among others. Dr T M Sullivan preached the commencement sermon while N G Coffin presided over the diploma ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Richland High School
Richland’ School
Red Cross
Georgia Mae Brightwell
Dora Maude Abell
Ernestine Stevens
Ruth Pearson
Hallie Lloyd
Susie Johnson
Eula Drew
Annie Leith Dillard
A. W. van Toose
Shorter College
Board of Education
N.G. Coffin
Davie Maude Abell
Besisie Carter
Annie Ruth Dillard
Eva Weiner
Bernice Pickett
Emma_ Whitman
T. M. Sullivan
Rhineart College
Kinard and Hayes Families Attend Bethel Church Meeting
Attendees from the Bethel church gathering Saturday include Mr and Mrs J E Kinard and family Mr and Mrs Claude J son Mr and Mrs A Brad and family Mr J J Kinard M M C Harris Mrs Walter Hayes Miss Vera Hayes Geraldine R Beulah Harris Bud Bayes Ella Sampson B H B Harp and others They were entertained with a singing at home Saturday evening Miss Lottie Ethridge returned to Columbus to resume her studies at Massey Business College Mrs J J Kinard and Miss Bertha Kinard spent Wednesday with Mrs C R Cole of Jacksonville Fla at the home of Mrs M C Harris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
J. E. Kinard
Claude JSON
Mra
A. Brad and
J. J. Kinard
M M. C. Harris
Walter
Hayes
Vera Hayes
Geraldine R. Beulah Harris
Bud Bayes
Lottie Ethridge
Columbus
Massey Business
J. J. Kinarg
Bertha
Vera Kinard
C. R. Cole
Jacksonville
Fla
Mra L. W
M. C. Harris
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Ben Butler
Massachusetts
Benjamin F. Butler
General Butler
Amesbury Almshouse
Amesbury
Butler
Republican Party
Hugh Dorsey
Doreey
United States Senate
United States
Inter-racial League
Arkansas
Linda
Havaianas
New York
Corey
Isinner
Pavers Close Plains Road
Chautauqua
Lec-* Ture
Bellino-Plumstead Concert Co. Cannas
Rosa Kohler
Berlin-Plumstead Co
U. S. Army
Ethel Shepard
W. T. S. Culp
Erica
U.S. Army
Chokee
Richland Chas
J. Reynolds
Tobaccs
Wisston-Salem, N.C
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