Chaplin and Buck Jones double feature at Rylander Theatre
A Saturday program at Rylander Theatre pairs Charlie Chaplin in Easy Street with Buck Jones in The Foot Light Ranger. Chaplin plays a policeman out to nab a gang in the city’s roughest areas while Jones offers adventure with comedy and romance, ending in a startling climax. Also noted is oriental wool for carpet making.
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Rylander
Charlie Chaplin
Easy Street
Ibusk” Jones
Footlight Ranger
Chaplin
Chaplin Seval
Buck Jones
Permanent summer pastures in Georgia now possible
Practical experiments by the Georgia State College of Agriculture show year round grazing is achievable. Carpet grass Dallas grass and lespedeza provide seven to nine months of grazing with velvet beans and peanuts boosting to full twelve months. In South Georgia carpet grass Dallas grass and lespedeza thrive on moist lands offering green forage through spring summer and fall.
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Athens
Department of Agronomy
State College of Agriculture
State College
Dallas
Georgia
The
South Georgia
Ten Thousand Barrels Rumor Sparks Oil Camp Crisis
In a rugged oil camp, Buddy Briskow’s quick action saves Calvin Gray from a deadly derrick accident as a rumor of a ten thousand barrel well fuels excitement. Allie Briskow anchors care and commands urgency as the scene erupts into a blazing gas fire and a race to collect the wild well.
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Briskow
Gray
Buddy
Graggh
Mr. Briskow
Ranger
Allie
Brother
Dobe
Allie Briskow
Buddy Briskow
Aichie
Smield
Calvin Gray
Jim
Bundy
Mr. Gray
Planting crops makes quick work of sod destroying plants
The fragment notes that starting this kind of crop is easy and removal simple when land will be put to cultivated crops. It mentions three plants that grow well in sod, though the text is garbled.
Local Residents Share Sunday Visits Across Counties
CUT-OFF Mr. and Mrs. David Wicker and daughter Stella of Winchester were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Wicker. Robert Stubbs and A F Pennington of Oglethorpe were Sunday afternoon visitors. Lizzie Bedenbaugh and sons David Albert Wilbur and Mrs Hill Paschal and children visited Mrs Fannie Bryant and family at Green's mill. Richard Shockley and Miss Rosalie and Evans Shockley spent Sunday at Souther Field with relatives. R H Stubbs and Misses Laura Julia Mattisa and George Stubbs attended quarterly meeting at Pleasant Grove. A F Pennington made a business trip to Americus. Mr and Mrs Gordon Feagin Miss Mary Annie and Chester Feagin of Americus spent Monday here. Miss Effie Perry and Charlie Perry of Montezuma were Sunday visitors.
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David Wicker
Stella
Winchester
Monroe, Wicker
Robert Stubbs
A. F. Pennington
Oglethorpe
Lizzie Bedenbaugh
David
Albert
Wilbur
Hill Paschal
Fannie Bryant
Green’s Mill
Richard Shockley
Rosalie
Evans Shockley
Souther Field
R. H. Stubbs
Laura
Julia
Mattisa
George Stubbs
Pleasant Grove
Americus
Gordon Feagin
Mary Annie
Chester Feagin
Effie Perry
Charlie Perry
Montezuma
Local residents visit group in Georgia countryside
Mrs Collier and her daughters Mildred Greene Leta Mae and William Collier with Mr and Mrs Lumus Collier from near Montezuma spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Allen. Dr and Mrs L F Grubbs of Americus visited James Tolen and Will Rasberry Sunday. Mrs Olin Holloway of Andersonville spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Seab Kitchens.
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Collier
Mildred Greene
Leta Mae
William Collier
Lumus Collier
Near
Montezuma
Will Allen
L. F. Grubbs
Americus
James Tolen
Will Rasberry
Olin Holloway
Andersonville
Seab Kitchens
Sumter Social Round: Visits and Guests
Miss Emma Howard of Americus was weekend guest of aunt Mrs. J. B Webb in Sumter City. Miss Louise Webb of Sumter City visited her aunts Miss Leila and Effie Smallpiece near Plains. Elder J. M. Murray held a regular Sumter service Sunday. Mrs. R. K. Webb and daughter spent the day with Mrs. Andrew Webb Sunday. Mrs. J. B. Webb and her little daughter drove to Plains Friday. Miss Effie Smallprece and Burr Wishard visited sister Mrs. J. B. Webb Sunday.
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Emma Howard
Americus
J. B Webb
Sumter City
Louise Webb
Leila
Effie Smallpiece
Plains
J. M. Murray
Sumter
R. K. Webb
Andrew Webb
J. B. Webb
Pleasant Grove Community News Highlights
Pleasant Grove notes describe hosting at Mrs W H K Houston for a party. Several locals visit relatives and dine with friends, including Rev A G Brewton with C Braswell and Edna Braswell returning from New Era. Announcement of B Y P U at Bethel and planned club girl camp at Myrtle Springs is included.
Mission Study Class Delights Ellaville Ladies Evening
The mission study class gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. W. M. Williams home with Mrs. Rogers Williams leading. The Woman's Missionary Union met at the Baptist church and elected delegates Mrs. W. T. Tondee, A. A. Arrington, Mrs. J. H. Robinson, and Mrs. Hessie Lou Gucer to the Myrtle encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Williams
Rogers Williams
Woman’s Missionary Union
Baptist Church
W. T. Tondee
A. A. Arrington
J. H. Robinson
Hessie Loug Tgucer
Myrtle
Go to College Day planned at Methodist church
Extensive plans unfold for Go to College Day at the Methodist church next Sunday with Rev. Leon P. Smith of Wesleyan College as speaker. Local social notes list visits and travels of area residents including Collier family in Miami, Wadsworths in Butler, and Collins from Columbus. Funeral attendances and gatherings with family and church members appear among routine community activities this week.
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H. J. Williams
Oglethorpe
J. J. Bull
Kenny Stevens
C. Collins
Louise Collins
Cleone Collins
Columbus
Clara Taylor
Ellaville
J. J. Luke
Florida
T. G. Hudson
Americus
Jsi
Hudson
Fannie ,Cheney
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Orient
Southern
Ote
Walker
Southern Specialty
Thomasville, Ga
Daslareand
Vilivyilul
Tarr
W. HK. Houston
Gladys Houston
Sylvester
W. L. Dew
R. M. Dowdy
A. G. Brewton
C. Braswell
Edna Braswell
New Era
J. M. McGlamry
Joe C. Willis
Will Dowdy
J. G. Chambliss, Jr
Ashburn
Annie Ruth Barton
Vernice White
Bethel
Elizabeth Houston
Vera Braswell
Myrtle Springs
C. S. Braswell
J. B. Barton
Southern Printers
Liza
Callao
W. Fred Sills
Lamar Street
Fred
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