Social notes and bridge party in Athens and Athens area
Mrs. Combs and Mrs. Markle hosted a bridge party at 2032 West Flagler Street in honor of Mrs. Edward H. Rhodes of Athens. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor, prizes, and a salad course after games. Other items report church, club, and social events in nearby Athens and Winder areas, including visits, funerals, and engagements of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Gramling
Roy Brown
A. Ww. Corbett
Charles Mack
James A. Harley
Frank Price-Williiams
L.A. Jones
J., Hill
W. §.Gramling
Fred Siegel
William Harrison
Roy. Brown
L. D.liewel- Iyn
James Quinn
Willam Lind
Juling Parkhurst
Frank Blanton
Paul C. Taylor
Stuart Hall
M. S. Bobst
Robert McLendon
Allen Wigginton
J. R. Morrison
J. F. Sanders
Marlow
Charles Thompson
Lulu McLendon
Beasie Hill
Cornelia Leffler
Pise Lillign
Sefton
Misa
Catherine Parkhurst
Herbe Lowe
H. Cheatham
Roy Wilson
William L. Smith
B.C. Hume
Bishop
Walter B. Jackson
E. G. Jandon
Erie Eg
Walter
L. F. Blalock
Walter Harris
Hugene
B. Romth
Richards D. Maxwell
E. L. Semple
George Merrick
Dick Hunter
R. R. Taylor
Harold Threadgill
B. H. Reeming
Herald
Taylor
Edward H. Rhodes
Mildredaylor
Athens
12Th Avenue
William Gramling
Andrew D. F. Bloodworth
Crogier Lowe
May Patrick
Katherine Parkhurst
Willam Smith
B. FP. Markle
W. H. Combe Sr
Ben Barrow
Walker
Brannon
Bridge Club
Wil Walker
Texas
Means Brannon
Garden City
L.I
B. R. Bussey
Ford proposal to lease Muscle Shoals dam sparks critique
Gray Silver, Washington representative for Henry Ford, told Southern Farm Bureau members the federal government lost about 1.5 million dollars by not accepting Ford's offer to lease and run the Muscle Shoals nitrate plants in Alabama. Silver said Weeks delays hindered sending the offer to Congress, prompting bidders to revise bids. He claimed Ford’s plan would lower fertilizer costs by at least half. Delegates from most agricultural states attended the conference to obtain first hand info on government property and related studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ala
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
American Farm Bureau_ Federation
Gray Silver
Washington
Ford
Silver
Gee
Congress
Mr. Ford
Mr. Silver
Terrible pains and weakness in Fletcher N C area
Mrs Lizle Moore of Route 1 Fletcher reports long months of irregular, painful bearing down episodes that left her bedridden with weak knees and crippling headaches. A friend advised Cardus, trial eased symptoms, and she now endorses the remedy for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
N. C
Lizle Moore
Tits Place
Cardus
Atlanta meeting backs Ford proposal to lease and operate farms
The Farm Bureau at the recent Atlanta gathering endorsed Ford's plan to lease and run the mitrate plants. The program covers cooperative marketing of major crops, community marketing of local products, collective purchasing, and development of livestock and dairy industries in the South, plus state and national legislation of interest to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ippo
Ivitat
Farm Bureau
Oat Ith
Atlanta
Wallace cites graft by money lenders on farm mortgages
Secretary Wallace warned the National Agricultural conference that many lending companies and individuals charging high interest and stiff terms are exploiting distressed farmers. He noted payments of 6 to 7 percent on five and ten year loans with 5 to 6 percent commissions, and even up to 10 percent in some cases, while loan amounts per acre are being reduced to the minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Washington
National Agricultural Conference
Wallace
Conference Invitations Distribution During Farm Meeting
Mr Wallace reported on the invitation list for a conference attended by farmers and state cultural groups. He noted 300 invitations went to farmers and 16 to state cultural allied industries. Of those invited, many declined and 41 have not responded yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Arbuckle Case Trial Hears Teasing Testimony
At Arbuckle court a manslaughter case involving Mins over a film setup drew heated proceedings. Prevost testified about a contract while Miss Prevost struggled to recall details, causing a tense scene as spectators braced for more revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atequa
Tornéye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice
E Jr
Tay Ve A
Tlenry
Talmadge
Wille
Victor Settle
Afhternoon
Swafford
Kay Hato
Mornie Fe Belotte
Chattanooga
W. T. Long
Tana Uttié
Ethel
Anita
Oklahoma
Lee Minor
Paul
Young Son
Horace Holden
Gordon “Hubbard
Rock- Mont, N. C
Joe Genauin
L. M. Leathery
J. B. Willlams
Winder News
A— Rey
Branley R. Grobba
Louise M. Henson
Winder
J. F. McNelly
Carl McNelly
W. J. Hancock
Son
B. W. Hancock
Jackson Herald
A. H.datton
Florida
J. A. Wills
L. W. Colley
W. D. Duck
Mra
J.T. Quillian
Quillian
Y.-F. Quillian
Caroline Armor
Claude Tuck
Comimerce News
Oath
A.C. Sanat
Merle
Mabel
Liltie Carson
Normal School In
Commerce News
Col
Mia
Stark
D. A
Del
Meldon Valdosta
George Hoogson
Alter ‘Nates
Frances Long Tyler
Johns Talmadge
Julian’ McCurry
Carlton Jester
T. P. Vincent
Washington, D. C
Baraca
First Methodist Church
Father
Christ
Jesus
W.L. Taylor
Dorothy Virginia
Atlante
Lexington Road
Miga
Alice Dorothy Phillips
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Moss Auditorium
Otey Vincent
Joseph Stewart, JR
Bridgery
Oseph Stewart, Jr
Dobbs
J. 2. Hale
Georgia Federation of Clubs
Oscar McKenzie
Welfara
Mary Creswell
The
Agricultural College
Neal Macerine
Louisiana
Mrs
Billups
Phinizy Wave
Miami
W. T. Bryan
J. ¥. Carithera
Dan du Pree
Battle Creek
Mich
John Baxter
South Carolina
Tom Baxter
B. H. Dorsey
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Reznor
Athens Gas Light & Fuel Co
Holman Bldg
Athens, Ga
J. Davis
Broad Street
Johnson Shoe Co
Old Stand
Piggly Wiggly
Arbuckle CO
W. G. Teller
Armstrong and Dobbs
Oconee Street
Athens Herald
Tod Hest
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!