Richland High Closes Big Year
Richland May 31 The graduating exercises at the school auditorium marked the best year in Richland high school history. Judge R C Bell delivered the literary address before nineteen graduates as the stage themed in green and white with florals. Diplomas were handed by N C Coffin and Frank Morgan won the Cranford prize. graduates included Susie Lee Barnum Maude Alice Barnum Bernice Brown Marie Norris Mildred Childs Frankie Morgan and others.
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Richland
Richland High School
R. C. Bell
Albany Superior Court
Cairo
Ninteen
Mallory
Eleanor Turner
Bernice Brown
Maud Alice Barnum
Mary Chappell
Mildred Childs
Marie Norris
Susie Lee Barnum
Frankie Morgan
N. C. Coffin
Judge Bell
H. B. Nicholson
Franki
Morgan
Crantford
Maude Alice Barnum
Florrie Morton
Annie Lee Saunders
Nannie Mae Holloman
Maude Statham
Pearl Suddath
Horace Hogg
Willis Strickland
Lyle
Rain Alters Baccalaureate Sermon At Local Baptist Church
Despite heavy rain the Baptist church hosting the baccalaureate service was crowded Sunday night. Elder W. H. Crouse of Cordele delivered the sermon as Worthington Worthington Redmond and Sam Bryant were among the graduates or attendees named in the report.
Seven Ears of Corn Found Under One Shuck
Cordele Georgia May 31 J T Ruf a progressive small farmer in southeast Crisp reports a freak of corn from last year’s crop. A single fully developed ear had six partially formed ears beneath one shuck all attached around a central cob forming a seven ear cluster. Discovery occurred in the barn recently.
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Cordele
J. T. Ruf
Crisp
Cordele Ships Ninth Car of Beans and Cucumbers
Cordele sent away its ninth solid car of beans and cucumbers today. Less than car lots will total about nine more. Crisp county beans brought a premium of forty cents a hamper in distant markets Monday. Others sold for sixty, while Crisp county selected brought a dollar. Grading and packing influenced good prices for local truckers.
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Cordele
Crisp County
Republicans Agree On Cloture In Senate Reform
Washington May 31 Republican senators commit to an amendment to the senate rule for limited debate. The conference decided to draft and press a new cloture rule by a 32 to 1 vote aiming to curb debating time.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Conference
Legion Minstrels Rehearsal Tonight at Carnegie Library
A full rehearsal of the American Legion minstrel group is set for tonight at 7 30 at the Carnegie Library. Attendance is urged as costume measurements will be taken. Roles are assigned and organizers anticipate a rare treat for Americus on June 15 at Rylander Theatre.
Miss Louise Dudley to visit Americas after Oklahoma stay
Miss Louise Dudley will arrive in Americas on June 15 to be guest of Miss Elizabeth Sheffield and Miss Hulet Humber. She has spent the past year with her parents in Miama Oklahoma and recently earned a high school diploma. Friends here plan a cordial welcome.
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Louise Dudley
Macon Dudley
Miama
Okla
Americas
Elizabeth Sheffield
Hulet Humber
Miss Dudley
Miama High School
Lakeland man Bennett Williams returns to Americus for new state job
Bennett Williams, long in the auto supply business in Lakeland Florida, returned to Americus today to be with his parents Mr and Mrs Lester Williams. He has accepted a position with the State Highway department.
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Bennett Williams
Lakeland
Fla
Americus
Lester Williams
Williams
State Highway Department
Pupils Enact Union History at Grammar School
A patriotic pageant by seventh grade pupils and helpers at the Grammar School featured Indian costumes, Columbus, Uncle Sam, Columbia, and Liberty characters. The program included a flag procession, “America” song, 48 state flags, and a health crusade knighting. Prizes awarded for weight gain and flowers. play by Helen Witt postponed to a graduation morning.
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Ella Polk Littletes
C. C. Robertson
Columbus
Uncle Sam
Wilbur Sellars
Columbia
Frances Castleberry
Liberty
Jeanette Slappey
Betsy Ross
Sarah Cannon Shipp
George Washington
el Thrieda Physioc
America
Red Cross
Sumter County
Council of Safety
Carl Minor
Charlottee Sparks
Helen Witt
Grammar school exercises at high school auditorium
Exercises of the Grammar school will be held at the high school auditorium at 10 o'clock.
Rotary Luncheon Showcases Prize Winners Speech Recital
Rotarians enjoyed a luncheon featuring Miss Emma Chapman's dancing class and prize speeches by Frank Wright who won first and William Mathis who took second in the Americas high school declamation contest. George Ellis chairs a joint committee with Kiwanis and Lions to host visiting autos tour groups next Wednesday. The club postpones noon meeting for a joint dinner that evening.
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Rotarians
Emma Chapman
Florence Fort
Cordelia Hooks
Elizabeth Peele
Inez Morgan
Frank Wright
William Mathis
Rotary
Americas High School
George Ellis
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Americus
Rotary Club
Local Notes Show Town Gossip And Travel Plans
May 31. Ruth Clark returns to Louisville after a visit with sister Mrs S G Wooten. Laslie Wade visits Lamar with her mother Mrs J W Clapton. R J Sims hosts a prom party for Union High graduates. F G Clark and wife depart for Norman Park for the summer. Mary Carter returns from Macon. Lena Lightfoot and Lois Williams back from Andrew College. Lota Speer visiting brother J S Speer in Dahlonega. Kenneth Hines returns from two weeks near Jackson. G W Hutchinson family back from Adrian after illness of brother's wife. she died and was buried. Alice Rowan Johnson and son visit the Hutchinson home in Nashville. Loyace Williams returns from Cuthbert. No church services due to rain. Rev G W Hutchinson and wife head to Macon for Wesleyan school.
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Norman Park
Mary Carter
Macon
Sam Carter
Lena Lightfoot
Lois Williams
Andrew College
Miss Williams
Lota Speer
J. S. Speer
Dahlonega
Speer
Kenneth Hines
Jackson
G. W. Hutchinson
Adrian
Mr. Hutchinson
Nashville
Loyace Williams
Cuthbert
Wesleyan College
Ansley's Silk Sale Ad Heads to Page Four
Ansley's silk sale is advertised for Thursday with details and pricing listed on page four of the paper. The brief notice directs readers to see the advertisement on that page for all offers and conditions.
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Ansley
Ansley’s
Printing services ad from Times Recorder department
The Job Printing Department of the Times-Recorder offers envelope and letter head stock and display type for clear, attractive impressions. They provide assistance in preparing office forms booklets and pamphlets, with writing layout and printing services.
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the Times-Recorder
Lost Classifieds Offer Brief Paper Clues
A brief, humorous note on the Times-Recorder classified pages describing typical listings. It mentions eggs for sale butter wanted items lost and found rooms for rent houses wanted and clerk job ads. It emphasizes two cents a word and repeat word charges.
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Albany
Times-Recorder
Frank E. Matthews
Smithville
R. S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
Post Office
Williams-Niles Co
Jackson Avenue
J. A. Lucas
Grammar School
J. M. Hammond
C. R. Whitley
Care Times-Recorder
South Lee
A. C. Alexander
Spring St
W. C. Carter
Lee Street
A. D. Gatewood
R. L. Maynard
Brabham
B. R. T. Humber
Lumpkin, Ga
Sumter
Care Times
Americus Institute
Furlow Grammar
Leslie
Budweiser
Zap Anheuser-Busch, Inc
ST. Louis
J. E. Sherlock & Co
Americus, Georgia
Bagdad
Kid Joiner
Young Bill of
Baby Stribling
Young Latham of
Windsor Pharmacy
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