Albany High Faces Strong Return Game Tonight
ElevenN off and Albany high meet in a return football clash amid a large crowd. Albany’s lineup features Riley, Ham, Statham, Castellow, Dunaway, Clarke, Bolton, Perkins, and Dudley. Backfield boasts Bolton and Dudley while new players bolster the line. Americus eyes victory as locals anticipate a tougher battle. Mrs Oliver and Mrs Oliv ed attended a party with Miss Easterlin and others in the car.
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Ricus High
Albany
Albany High
Riley
Ham- Statham
Castellow
Dunaway
Clarke
Leter
Bolton
the Perkins
Whous
Dudley
Americus
Mal
George Olived
John Olived
Ohn Oliver
Mary Easterlin
Ruth Evera Gatewood
Christ
Mary Earle Allen
Jews
Nettie Claire
Death of John F Allen 6 in Americus area
John F Allen aged 6 died yesterday at 5 PM at the family home near Americus after a four day diphtheria illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs J Allen three sisters one brother and grandparents Mr and Mrs J McNeill Funeral services held at Pleasant Grove church this afternoon at 5 o'clock with Rev Marvin Vincent officiating and burial in the church cemetery
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John F. Allen
Americus
J . Allen
Gammage
28Th District
J. Allen
J . McNeill
Pleasant Grove Church
Brief arrivals and local shoppers visit Americus
Roland Broadhurst and Robert Hollis arrive from Bangor Tex to spend a few days with their parents. Crown's Log Cabin Pecan Roll sold only at Carswell Drug Company. Mr and Mrs Cecil Johnson, Cecil Tolan Jr, Miss Ruth Kleckley and Meg F Murray shop in Americus from Oglethorpe. W L Chambliss of the 28th district was in Americus on business. James Davenport arrives from int Mich to stay with parents on Taylor Street.
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Roland Broadhurst
Robert Hollis
Bangor, Tex
Crown
Carswell Drug Company
Cecil Johnson
Cecil Tolan, Jr
Ruth Kleckley
Meg. F. Murray
Oglethorpe
W. L. Chambliss
Americus
James Davenport
Int. Mich
Mrs
J. A. Davienwort
Taylor Street
Pastor Carl W. Minor Celebrates 25 Years at Americus Church
Dr. Carl W. Minor, pastor of the First Baptist church of Americus, marks a quarter century in the ministry with unbroken services and a celebratory Sunday. He has led six Georgia churches including Valdosta Fitzgerald Moultrie Bainbridge and Madison, arriving in Americus two years ago. A Milledgeville native, Mercer and South Baptist Seminary graduate, he has long held roles in church organization, especially in missions. Miss Flora King, a Chicago patent lawyer, is noted separately for a claimed income of about $50,000 yearly.
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Carl W. Minor
First Baptist Church
South Georgia
Dr. Minor
Valdosta
Fitzgerrald
Moultrie
Bainbridge
Madison
Americas Church
Lan‘sing Burrows
Minor
Millledgeville
Mercersand
South Baptist Seminarry
Church
Flora King
Chicago
Women to aid League covenant voter turnout
A Pro League Independents program aims to equip women voters with a simplified copy of the League covenant to counter misinformation. Noting leaders like Theodore Marburg and Caroline Hazard, the effort seeks to inform voters across the United States about the League of Nations ahead of campaigns.
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Mabel Abbott
York
Covenant League
America
Cox
Roosevelt
Theodore Marburg Fomer
Gium
Charles W. Eliot
Zoiney
Presijgent We
Arya
Stephen H. Wir
A ‘Olyoke
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley
Charles Seymour
Yale
Enry
The
American Astronomical Society
Sfenry A. Stimson
New York
City
Irving Fisher
Fisher
League of Nations
Taft
Las Publi
League
William H. Short
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
George Grafton Wilson
George W. Wickersham
United States
Do It Now Cox Roosevelt Campaign Fund Appeal
The Democratic National Committee authorizes the Times-Recorder to accept contributions to the Cox Roosevelt Campaign Fund. Readers are urged to donate today to support progress and prosperity and to fuel nationwide political campaigning through the newspaper, with funds sent to the national headquarters.
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Democratic National Committee
Times-Recorder
Cox-Roosevelt
P. Progress
Cox Roosevelt Popular Campaign Fund Voluntary Coupon
A reader signs a voluntary pledge for the Cox Roosevelt Popular Campaign Fund, expressing belief in government ideals of peace progress and prosperity and that funds should come from the body of the people rather than a few selfish individuals. The form requests name route and street address.
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Cox-Roosevelt Popular Campaign Fund
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ame
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