Snow Purchases Controlling Interest in Valdosta Piggly Wiggle
Announcement states R P Snow manager of Americus Piggly Wiggle has bought a controlling stake in Valdosta Valdosta Wiggle Giggly and will move with Mrs Snow to Valdosta on Tuesday June 12. W Joe Smith will take over Americus store management, Snow retains financial interest here, and pledges same policies. Snow recalls opening Americus first cash and carry Piggly Wiggle in 1921 and notes warmth of community ties despite moving to expand business opportunities.
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R .P. Snow
Valdosta
Snow
Americus
Americas
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Plains Party Honoring Graduating Class At McGee Home
Plains Georgia residents attended a formal party hosted by Mrs H R McGee in honor of the graduating class. Guests enjoyed decorated rooms, a large embossed cake with candles, and a cake‑cutting ceremony. Several locals and visitors, including students and relatives, traveled from nearby towns to join the celebration and related visits.
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H. R. McGee
Julia Coleman
Plains School
McGee
Francis Logan
Francis Bridges
Nellie’ Arnold
Virgil Chambliss
Allie O’quinn
O’quinn
Ca Walters
Sam Burgin
Fort Valley
Lizzie Holley
Friendship
Henderson Dodson
Cevin Shirah
Emory University
Atlanta
Jason Shirah
Nannie Spann
Bronwood
C. E. Crook
Macon
Intercity ball league interest and local malaria resolutions noted
The report shows club members debating an inter city ball league with $50 offered to the Americas fund and Albany fund. J T Warren to set next week's luncheon program. Resolutions by Paul Westbrook and others urge county funds to eradicate malaria and dengue, published in Wednesdays Times Recorder. The Near Eastern scene improved with Turkey waiving war damage claims against Greece, and China bandits freeing prisoners with government immunity kept. Vermont name etymology traced to verb mont meaning Green Mountain.
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Americas Fund
Albany
J. T. Warren
Tea Room
Paul Westbrook
Frank Lanier
J. E. Mathis
Times-Recorder
Bryan Addresses Rotary Wednesday at Windsor Hotel
Joe Bryan spoke to Rotarians at a Windsor hotel luncheon about the value of attending international civic club conventions. He returned from the International Kiwanis sessions in Atlanta and praised the organization’s breadth, the men involved, and wholesome entertainment. He urged Rotarians to attend the upcoming international convention, noting it benefits both members and the community. Gordon Reynolds of Albany Rotary was unable to attend due to illness.
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Windsor Hotel
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International Kiwanis
Atlanta
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Rotary
Americas
Gordon Reynolds
Albany Club
Illnes
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