Close family tie between the schools
Teachers from district agricultural high schools and the State College for Agriculture prepared an alignment to improve coordination and efficiency. Representatives from nine schools attended a week of organization, with addresses by Chancellor Barrow, Dr. Stewart, Dr. Soule, and Dr. Hodge. Attendees included Folk, Lewis, Prance, Walker, Purcell, Bryan, Hunt, Gay, Peacock, Harvey, and Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College For Agriculture
C. W. Fraser
Association
D. C. Barrow
J. S. Stewart
Department of Secondary Education
Soule
State College of Agriculture
Clifton Hodge
University of Oregon
Messrs. C
Folk
L. Lewis
Homer J. Prance
J. H. Walker
J. Purcell
J. L. Bryan
H.R. Hunt
B. F. Gay
J. T. Peacock
H. W. Harvey
F. C. Ward
Death of a Noble Woman at Home on Jefferson Road
Mrs. E. F. Willingham died Thursday at 2 a m at her home on Jefferson road about nine miles from Athens. She was seventy, survived by two daughters Mrs J M Payne and Miss Cora Willingham and two sons E F Willingham and W O Willingham. Funeral held Friday at Boggs chapel at 11 with pastor conducting. Expressions of sympathy flowed from Clarke and Jackson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Road
Athens
E. F. Willingham
J. M. Payne
Cora Willingham
W. O. Willingham
Clarke
Jackson Counties
Comer Notes and Social Gatherings in July
Comer Georgia residents attend a pageant directed by Mrs. J T Noell and Mr G H Whitehead on Tuesday at 8 30. A large crowd expected. Misses Annie and May Comer host guests last Wednesday. Evelyn Moon starts at Bethlehem school. Home coming week for several relatives from Danielsville Gainesville Kentucky Atlanta. Mrs C W Power and Mrs Satterfield host reception for Edna Power Costa of Miami. Davison and daughters return from Elberton. The McConnells from Alabama and Bowden visit relatives. William H David hosts porch gatherings with many locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer
J. R. Hardman
Colbert
Children’s Missionary Society
J. T. Noell
G.H. Whitehead
Annie
May Comer
Evelyn Moon
Bethlehem
T. W. Long
Judge Long
Danielsville
C. B. Long
Gainesville
Fla
Davis
Kentucky
Myers
Atlanta
C. W. Power
Satterfield
Edna Power Costa
Miami
Davison
Elberton
le ‘U' McConnell
Alabama
Ton ‘McConnell
Bowden
William H. David
An- Snes
James Brown
Deny Ie
J.B. McWhirter
M.-F. Sibléy
A. J. Brown
D ’ Porterfield
W.B. White
C. JadtAs
Trimmed Summer Hats Ready to Put On
Smartly trimmed hats in felts milans hemps latins velours and georgette crepes offer in stock colors under one to two dollars. Children’s hats priced at one dollar or less from up to three dollars and eight fifty. some hats at fifty cents from one dollar to one fifty.
Silk Sweaters Sold at Discount Prices
Classified listing shows silk sweaters offered at progressive markdowns from 20.00 to 8.50 with several price points and a final incomplete line indicating continued discounts.
Reading YMCA official to join army camp physical service
Charles O Heidler Reading YMCA physical director received urgent telegram to report to W E Adams Bedell Building San Antonio Texas for army camp physical service near New Orleans. Heidler will leave July 14 and arrive by July 17 to present credentials then proceed to New Orleans. Board grants extended leave. local staff prepare temporary replacement. Heidler previously led YMCA efforts in Reading and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Charles 6O. Heidler
New York
C. O. Heidler
W. E. Adams
Bedell Building
San Antonio Tex
New Orleans
New York Office International
War Council
Tinker
Heidler
San Antonio
Adams
Felix
Conastoga
Edwards
Reading Y. M. C. A. J
Cairo
Egypt
Rose to head New York office of Bureau of Commerce
Stanley H. Rose, formerly with Barber Asphalt Company, resigns to lead the New York branch of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. The office will license experts under the Exploitation Age Act and handle NY district licenses locally. Rose previously managed the New York office and will start his new duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Rose
New York
Office OF
Bureau.of Commerce
Washington
Rose
Hoover urges conserve food supply in Home Card appeal
Atlanta July 18 Hoover appointed food administrator urges households to buy less and serve smaller portions. He stresses the gospel of the clean plate and avoiding waste to ease the high cost of living, aiding Allies and hidden hunger at home and in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
America
Herbert ©. Hoover
Wilson
Europe
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State College
Milady
Palm Beach
Huditorial
W. T. Collins & Company
DUTY
Goeg
ARMY
Texas
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