Attendance at Third District A and M College Total 159
The Third District A and M College reports 159 students enrolled last session with 77 boys and 85 girls. The summer school had 67 attendees, 21 boys and 46 girls. Of 15 graduates, 8 are boys and 7 girls, with 6 continuing education and 11 going into farming. University of Georgia hosted 19 Aggie students, 6 in the senior class. The school farm is self-sustaining, stocked with livestock, and enclosed within five miles of woven wire fencing. The college owes about $57,600 with $20,000 in bonds, and $9,000 paid last year for instructors. A dairy herd is listed as an outstanding need.
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A. & M. College
John M. Prance
Poe
University of Georgia At Athens
Americas Aggie
Prince
Prav'pri Prane
Revival Services to Open at Leslie Church
Leslie June 17 Rev G W Hutchinson to preach at 8 o clock Sunday evening revival services begin at the Leslie Methodist church. Senior B Y P A of the Leslie Baptist church were entertained by Mrs Pearl Sims Friday evening with games and a salad course. Illness of Miss Lena Lightfoot reported with fever at her home near Leslie. Dr and Mrs P Davis and two...
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Leslie
Leslie Methodstt
G. W. Hutchinson
Leslie Baptist Church
Pearl Sims
Lena Lightfoot
Hery Hamme
P. Davis
Tanlac credited with curing long-time indigestion
Mrs. C. E. Dozier of Portsmouth Virginia reports Tanlac transformed her health in three weeks. Once a lifelong dyspeptic with gas and dizziness she now eats freely, sleeps better, and can do housework without fatigue. She urges others to try Tanlac, sold by druggists.
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Taniac
Adv
Sage Tea Dandy Jo Darkens Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick fix to darken gray or faded hair. It claims natural, even color and a luxurious look after one or two applications, urging readers to buy at drug stores and join the youth trend.
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Wyeth
Local visits and outings in Leslie community
Thursday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs L C Griffin and Mrs C S Durden with two children Mary and Charles returning to Thomaston Friday. Mrs J M Gooden returned to Perry after a visit to her mother Mrs Sallie Wade. James Edwin Hines of Americus visiting Mr and Mrs F H Hines Sr. Ed Hines of Americus also visited Saturday morning. Mrs Jno Pitts and daughter Agnes of Atlanta guests of Mrs K Wood. Leslie Boy Scouts hiked to Harvey Springs Saturday and Sunbeams leader Miss Bessie Sims led a Friday picnic. all enjoyed the outing.
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L. C. Griffin
Durden
Mary
Charles
J. E. Ranen
Thomaston
Mr. Durden
J. M. Gooden
Perry
Sallie Wade
James Edwin Hines
Americus
Sumter Woman's Brother Is Buried at Zebulon
Americus relatives report W. B. Merritt died in Atlanta and his remains were sent to Zebulon for interment Saturday. A former Georgia state schools superintendent and prominent educator, he was visiting in Americus and had connections to Mrs. J. B. Holley of Friendship community. At his death he worked in the Florida lumber business.
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Americus
W. B. Merritt
Atlanta
Zebulon
Merritt
J. B. Holley
Friendship Community
of Georgia
Florida
New Officers Named at Americas District Conference
The Americas district conference in Leslie drew record attendance with twenty ordained ministers present plus many lay members. Leslie hosted a large basket dinner and barbecue as part of the event. Judge J. A. Laing of Dawson was elected district lay leader, with W. T.
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Leslie
J. A. Laing
Dawson
W. T
Conference delegates named for Waycross gathering
Heaven Hello Mars Anderson of Leslie and B W Fort of Arlington lead delegates chosen for the annual conference at Waycross. T A Collins W T Anderson Mrs J N Watts Mrs Neill A Ray W C Kelly G M Sparks R L Cowart and Walter McMichael are listed as associates.
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Cuthbert
J. J. Sanders
Bronwood
Reese Griffin
Dawson
Guyton Fisher
Americus
Woman Sets Political Pace in Minnesota Primary
Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen of Cloquet drives a cross state campaign for the Democratic U S senatorial nomination. Endorsed by the Democratic state convention, she faces Thomas J. Meighen and Homer Mossir in the primary. Her austere bid frames a movement for womankind and political recognition as her 14 year old daughter Mary assists with driving. The tour continues across towns and countryside with occasional local supporters joining the party.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Anna Dickie Olesen
Cloquet
Olesen
Thomas J. Meighen
Preston
Homer Mossir
Minneapolis
Mary
Religious proselytizing and parody in a local sermon excerpt
The fragment depicts repeated invitations to a farmer to rest after his car stops by a field as ardent apostles push for party alignment. A stray note mentions early Christians and a church’s aging membership, followed by a scented product line claiming to relieve colds and headaches.
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Olesen
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