Passion Play to Be Shown at High School Friday
A Passion Play film titled The Life of Christ will be shown Friday night at 8 30 at the high school auditorium. Presented by First Methodist Sunday school, the event aims to boost religious interest in the community. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Christ
First Methyst
Wr Tite
Oberammergau
Bavaria
T. C. Graham
First Methodist Church
W. A. Barefield
Church Street
Carter
Felos Club Meeting At Tea Room And Committees
Felos club members met at the Tea Room for a brief session electing Joe Burgin as president Marion Cook vice president Buddy Pearlman secretary treasurer Willard Riley assistant treasurer George Turpin chairman The entertainment and finance committees were named and plans for summer activities including a log cabin at McMaths mill and the annual commence ment dance were announced Reverend James B Lawrence named honorary member A three course dinner followed.
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Felos Club
Joe Burgin
Marion Cook
Buddy Pearlman
Willard Riley
Geo. Turpin
James Dudley
Roy Parker
Athpeus Castellon
Carl Glover
George Council
Buddy Pearl
George Turpin
George Council Carr Glover
Charles Simmons
Neil Ray
Ira Lee Hines
Eugene Seig
R. A. Sheppard
Alpheus Castellon
William Fenner
Carl Williams
Plains School Pupils Present Plays and Music to Large Audience
Plains June 6. Monday evening the fourth to seventh graders staged plays songs and readings in the school auditorium. The program opened with Hans and Gretchen featuring a cast of characters including Hans Gretchen and several fairy tale roles. A lively set of scenes songs and a drill followed with numerous students performing and the audience enjoying the show.
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Plains
Plains Sho
Hans
Gretchen
Flowers
Poppy
Edith Gibson
Dewdrop
Christine Wise
Yve Lilag
Mytleehall
Buttercup
Grace McGill
Cornflower
Louise McGer
Louise Wise
Louis Dodson
Mae Bridges
Arl
J. D. Stewart
Carl
Sara Lansford
Witch
Mary Dominick
Peers
Wise Cook
Lilloisé Luysford
Branen
Reynolds Home Sold to Watts for 13000 in Rome
The Reynolds residence in Rome has been sold to Dr. CG Watts for 13000. The Norris N. Smith agent Reese oversaw the sale. The home, built by I an Dyke from Memphis, is renowned as one of the finest in the city and features hardwood throughout.
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Reynolds
Watts
Rome
Hughes T. Reynolds
Poe Rem
CG. Watts
Amadd
Norris N. Smith
Reese Tome
Ian Dyke
Rlow
Memphis
Cook Qualifies for Quarter Million Club Trip
E E Cook of Plains Georgia qualified for the Quarter Million Club meeting in Los Angeles and San Francisco California. He reports selling and delivering 353000 in life insurance for Missouri State Life plus 150000 in fire and rain policies. He has 25000 in life applications pending and a July first deadline to seal this year’s business. He is the first Georgia agent to join the club and was elected president of the Georgia and Florida Agents Association. Missouri State Life reports over 100000000 in insurance for the first five months and will run a special train from St. Louis to San Francisco in July for agents attending the convention.
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E. E. Cook
Plains, Ga
Americus
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal
Cook
Georgia
Georgia and
Florida
Missouri State Life
St. Louis
Mayr's Remedy Restores Health After Digestive Troubles
A reader testifies to curing five years of indigestion and bloating after using Mayr's Powerful Remedy. The ad claims the product removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, alleviating stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose convinces or a refund. Sold by Howells Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
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Howells Phar- Sree
Arcadia visitors and local guests noted in city columns
Personal A C Polk and A C Polk Jr of Arcadia Fla visit Mrs Walter Maynard on Lee street en route from Atlanta Kiwanis convention. Joe L Harper travels to Macon on a business mission. Rev A M Erwin of Macon to preach at First Christian Church in Joyner's absence. Miss Helen Daniel of Macon visits Furree Ve. Miss Josephine Simmons returns from Lucy Cobb Athens to spend summer with her mother Mrs Howell Simmons on Rees Park. Mr and Mrs A C Crockett and children guests of relief in Vienna and to attend Lennard Everett wedding. J R Kersey in Atlanta for oil mill superintendents convention. Miss Mary Stephenson of Social Circle visits Miss Elizabeth Council on Church Street.
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A. C. Polk
A. C. Polk, Jr
Arcadia
Fla
Mr. Polk
Walter Maynard
Lee Street
Atlanta
Florida
A. M. Erwin
Macon
First Christian Church
W. A. Joyner
Josephine Simmons
Lucy Cobb
Athens
Americus
Howell Simmons
Rees Park
Mary Stephenson
Elizabeth Council
Church Street
Sparks College Receives Forty Acre Campus Gift
Sparks Georgia June 6 The town of Sparks presented Sparks College with forty acres of campus land and improvements valued in the thousands to honor its civic asset and service to South Georgia Methodism. The gift by Dr S Etheridge Ag J McKinney followed by a five thousand dollar library fund donation supported books and other improvements. Two new trustees were elected.
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Sparks College
Sparks
S. Etheridge
J. McKinney
Lawyer
Plans for A Greater Sparks College in South Georgia
Rev. Leland Moore of Dublin, Ga, led trustees in announcing definite plans for the development of a Greater Sparks College to foster growth of South Georgia Methodism.
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Leland Moore
Dublin, Ga
Savannah gearing up for Field Artillery encampment
Savannah reports rising interest as the One Hundred and Eighteenth Field Artillery prepares to entrain for Fort Bragg for the second annual encampment. Extensive preparations are underway in the city for the event with over a month remaining before departure.
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Savannah
One Hundred and Eighteenth Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
Savannah exhibit attracts wide attention
June 6 wide interest drew crowds to a home owning exhibit in Savannah under the Savannah Real Estate board. Speaking and musical programs accompanied the formal opening.
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Savannah
Savannah Real Estate Board
Augusta Merchants Plan Thursday Half Holiday
Augusta business leaders announce a Thursday half holiday at 2 o clock during the summer months after a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Stores will close for a short midweek pause to support local commerce and community time.
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Augusta
Chamber of Commerce
Railroads repair washouts after heavy rains near Moultrie
Precautions have been taken by railroads in the area to guard against more damage from rain. Washouts on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad the Southern and others have been repaired. The A B A has just recovered from a washout five hundred feet long near here.
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Moultrie
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Southern
Egypt Proper Population Density Note
Egypt proper has a population of nearly 1000 to a square mile highlighting intense density.
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Egypt
Cape Chelyuskin Named Asia’s Northern Edge
Cape Chelyuskin in Siberia is identified as the northernmost point in Asia marking a geographic extreme.
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Cape Chelyuskin
Siberia
Asia
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