Truth Is Told To Graduates At Spring Exercises
The high school graduation exercises featured remarks on truth and integrity from speaker Mr Travis. He urged graduates to uphold moral standards, noting Christ’s honesty while contrasting with societal pressures. Myrtle Poole gave the salutatory, Hewin Hammond the oration, Sallie Gardner the valedictory, and diplomas were presented by W. W. Dykes amid a full house.
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Myrtle Poole
Hewin Hammond
Sallie Gardner
Gh School
W. W. Dykes
Board of Education
Ruby Harris
Kiwanis
Rotary
Frank Wright
Lions
Rossie Andrews
Times- Recorder
Martha Ivey
J. T. Atkins
Atkins
Mathis
Americus City Government Reform Bill Noted for Efficiency Expert
A proposed Georgia General Assembly bill would amend the Americus city charter to create an employment of an efficiency minor expert. The expert would inspect all city departments and report exact status and condition to the mayor and city council with recommendations to promote economical, best interests of the city.
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Mag General Assembly
Areorgia
Americas
Americus
City Council of
For Sale Brick Open Seven Days City Wide Delivery
For sale brick available seven days a week with quart or more delivered anywhere in the city Americus Ice and Co. phone 645 located at 215 Cotton Ave. Open all day Sunday.
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Americus Iccam Co
Cotton Ave
Three Clubs Dine with State Tourists in Georgia
Kiwanis will skip its regular Friday luncheon to join a joint entertainment by three civic clubs for visiting Georgia State Auto association members from Atlanta. About 35 guests, including Atlanta Newsboys' band, arrive 5:30 PM Wednesday for a dinner entertainment. Local officials and guests attend speeches, humorous readings, and songs by a quartet with piano.
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Kiwanis Club
Georgia State Auto Association
Atlanta
Newsboys’ Band of
Wylie West
Bradley Hogg
John W. Shiver
Robert J. ‘Travis
Savanna
Masons of Georgia
J. ©. Sheppard
W. L
Ya) Stribling
Young Stribling
Boxer
Jack Holst
Emmett Holloway
Messrs. Clark, Davenport, Cargill and Beavers
Cecil Walters
Rain disrupts local telephone service amid heavy rains
The forecast promised fair weather yet rains disrupted the local phone grid. About 250 of roughly 900 lines were down Thursday and around 100 more remained out of service, with leaks damaging cables and grounding numerous lines. Western Union reported widespread trouble, while Postal Telegraph faced no major issues.
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Res
Paul Westbrook
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Negro Baisden Dead in Americus Near Track
Police say Doc Baisden, a resident once living near LaCrosse, was found dead Thursday beside a Central of Georgia track in Americus. He had not visited town in twenty years after a prior incident with a white man and John Monchan, and in recent days he was drinking before his death. He owned a 100 acre farm and sent family for supplies.
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Doc Baisden
Public debt drops in May Treasury records $51 million cut
A treasury announcement reports a $51,000,000 reduction in the public debt for May. The total public debt stood at $23,138,836,607 on May 31.
Clear weather reassures farmers as Suggs urges optimism
J T Suggs of Smithville visits Americus and tells Times-Recorder the corn looks fine though cotton is pale and may not need replanting with sun and clearing skies. Peaches are watery, watermelons drop from vines, but farmers remain hopeful. Sumter County is a great county with plenty for all. Aluminum sales now require a 15 dollar annual license as city council amends ordinance. Churchwell Brothers okayed refund conditionally if license is obtained.
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J. T. Suggs
Smithville
Americus
Times-Recorder
Mr. Suggs
Sumter
Warren
A. R. Royal
Churchwell Brothers
Recorder Fort
HURT ALL OVER Bartlett Tex Woman Praises Cardui Cure
Mrs Nannie Messer of Route 3 Bartlett says three years ago she was in a critical condition suffering constantly with pain all over unable to sit stand or lie comfortably. After using Cardui she felt improvement quickly and continued use, praising Cardui for relief from womanly pains and simple female complaints. NC-136a
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Bartlett
Texas
Nannie Messer
Route 3
Cardus
Cardui
TWO FLYERS DIE IN EL PASO PLANE CRASH
El Paso Texas June 2 Ben Jenkins a reserve corps lieutenant and Sergt Arthur Juengling of Fort Bliss were burned to death when their plane crashed against a mountainside and burned Mrs and Mrs Frank Jones and family of Wauchula Florida guests of Mr and Mrs George Stallings en route to Georgia and Florida were visiting here as well Mr and Mrs W A Marshall of Columbus were guests here Thursday en route to Florida for their honeymoon
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EL Paso
Tex
Frank Jones
Wauchula, Fla
Gorge Stalling
DeSoto
Middle Georgia
W. A. Marshall
Columbus
Florida
Cure Rheumatism With Rad Salts Says Journal Ad
A health advertisement urges readers to stay off damp ground and keep feet dry to combat rheumatism. It explains uric acid as the toxin causing rheumatism and recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week to stimulate kidneys and cleanse the blood, highlighting Jad Salts as an inexpensive, grape and lemon lithia drink used by many sufferers.
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Savannah
Lecause
Barnum
Christ
Pilate
Jesus
Barabas
Travis
L. A. Harrell
High Sch
Jellor
QUEEN
Fox
MFG. Co
Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Navy
Burrato
NJ Falls
C. & B. Line
Cleveland & Buffalo Regus
Ecapacity
Frank E. Matthews
R. S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
Post Office
Williams-Niles Co
Jackson Avenue
J. A. Lucas
Cameo
Grammar School
J. M. Hammond
Hampton
West Church Street
Loca Payne
C. R. Whitley
Care Times-Recorder
South Lee
E. W. Thacker
A. C. Alexander
Spring St
W. C. Carter
Lee Street
A. D. Gatewood
R. L. Maynard
Brabham
B. R. T. Humber
Lumpkin, Ga
Americus Institute
Hotel Cecil
Georgia
H.R.& C.r.cannon Proprietors
Hore
Athens
J.F. Dejarnette
Term Minal Hotel
Atlanta, GA
Paramount
Tom Moore and
Betty Compson
Canadian Northwest Mounted
Kool” Union
Fred
Baseball
Freeman's Bicycle Shop
John L. Wooten
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
W. G. Turpin & Co
Mr. Farmer
the Times-Recorder
JOB Printing Department
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