Middle Georgia Colored Baptist session to convene in Americus
More than 400 Negro Baptist delegates are due in Americus for the 56th annual Middle Georgia Colored Baptist association meeting at Big Bethel Baptist church starting October 5. Daily devotional services, welcome addresses, and barbecue are planned with both white and colored churches invited to attend and participate. Rev W R Faust of Macon to give the opening response.
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Americus
Middle Georgia Colored Baptist Association
Big Bethe Baptist Church
Thar Street
L. B. Hills
Middle Georgia Baptist Association
Big Bethel Church
eGorgia
W. R. Faust
Macon
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a health boost for thin and weak children. Claims rapid improvement, especially after illness or suspected rickets, replacing the odor of traditional cod liver oil. A 9 year old reportedly gained 12 pounds in seven months. price 60 tablets for 60 cents with money back if not satisfied.
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MccCoy
Nathan Murray
Howell’s
McCoy
All High Teachers Enrolled in NEA One Hundred Percent
The High School reports one hundred percent of its teachers are NEA members, per J W Crabtree and C M Hale. This marks seven consecutive years of full NEA enrollment for Americas High School staff. Crabtree commends the faculty for professional solidarity and awaits the Executive Committee certificate.
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N.E.A
National Education Association
J. W. Crabtree
Theion
C. M. Hale
High School of Americas
Hale
Crabtree
Amerie Associa
Marine Band Committees Named for Americus Engagement
J T Warren Rotary president and Fred Smith Kiwanis leader head efforts to fill the Rylander in November. A committee of Lewis Ellis and Rev H H Shirley fixed prices for all performances and reported to the two presidents. A second committee of Steve Pace Herbert Hawkins and Rev J M Cutler will handle publicity and advertising.
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J. T. Warren
Rotary Club
Fred Smith
Kiwanis
United States Marine Band
Americus
Lewis Ellis
H. H. Shirley
Rylander
Warren
Smith
Steve Pace
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Naval Economy Blamed For Loss Of Thirty Four Sailors
A chronicled critique of naval shortfalls after the S-51 disaster near New London. The piece argues the Atlantic coast lacks lifting capacity and timely salvage assets, leaving 34 sailors trapped and perished. It cites distances to major yards and notes government boats lacked necessary gear a week after the sinking.
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Navy
New London
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