Georgia high school conference bond vote drives rally effort
The article outlines active campaign for courthouse bonds in Georgia with plans for rallies and volunteer drives. It notes teachers and administrators attending the fourth annual high school association meeting at the University of Georgia and lists district officers, committees, and conference programs across mathematics history English and Latin, plus Governor Brown's legislative message.
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Isaac, Ey
Dralls
Athens
University of Georgia
Joseph 8. Stewart
O. R. Horton
Loecus Grove
J. H. Parks
Greensboro
W. A. Mulloy
Statesboro
W. K. Carswell
Swainsboro
D. B. Hodges
Savannah
R. W. Monte
Lyons
G. D. Goddard
Moultrie
Porter Davis
Norman Park
Mamie Broamen
Albany
T. H. Wilkerson
Pelham
J. §. Allen
Thomasville
A. G. Millar
Americus
T. G. Polbhill
Hawkinsville
B. B. Sams
Fitzgerald
J. M. Richardson
Montezuma
B. L. Brauner
Richland
C. L. Smith
LaGrange
C. K. Henderson
Newnan
Miss Sneed
Lénion
C. A. Maupin
Columbus
RK. D. Eadie
Carrollton
J. C. Upshaw
Covintong
Wilbur Colvin
Jonesboro
W. BE. Dendy
Monroe
T. H. Robertson
Newborn
R. D. Powell
Conyers
W. T. Garrett
Griffin
K. T. Alfriend
Macon
Jere
Lavonia
W. P. Henry
Washington
Theo
Rumble
Elberton
Ebb. Mell
J. L. Allman
Toccoa
J. A. Mershon
Gainesville
J. W. Marion
Cornelia
L. F. Elrod
Commerce
G. E B. Usher
Jefferson
H. B. Carreker
Warrenton
J. W. Farmer
Louisville
T. H. Garrett
Auguste
C. . McCollam
Wrens
D. F. Nicholson
Sanderaville
Upper
R. EB. Brooks
Dublin
Baxley
J R. Strozier
McRae
W. A. Wood
Mt. Vernon
Lower
Ralph Newon
Presiden
Brunswick
C. A. Sydnor
Blackshear
F. M. Miller
Joseph M. Brown
Legislative
Georgia High School Convention Showcases Wide Rivalry
The fifth annual Georgia high school convention drew large crowds at Ath ens with strong track contest results, spelling showdowns, and scholarship prizes. Delegates from eleven districts competed in orations, declamations, music, and essays earning cups and scholarships across disciplines.
Kentucky Educational Association Meets Opens Three Day Session
The Kentucky Educational Association begins its three day session in Owensboro with a large attendance. President Prof T J Crates of Richmond and Thomas B McGregor of Frankfort among speakers will discuss rural educational needs and improvements for Kentucky.
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Owensboro
Bowman to Stay as Gainesville Pastor Through November
Gainesville Ga June 28 Dr C E Bowman will remain pastor of the First Methodist church in Gainesville until the annual conference in November The board of stewards acted on his request for a supply pastor while he continues as dean of the new Emory College theology department and preaches at the First church Sundays starting in September
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Gainesville
C. E. Bowman
Dowman
Emory College
Summer School Opens Across Georgia Colleges
The University Summer School begins its term this morning with addresses at the chapel by Chancellor Barrow and the state school commissioner on general educational conditions in Georgia. High school conferences start today as part of a full program, while students arrive on trains and visitors fill the streets, many of them young teachers.
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Sanford Field
Athens
Georgia
Fannie Dykes
Cochran
Lion and the
University Summer School
Barrow
Legislature to Investigate And Fix Blame for Lynching
Atlanta editorials demand a rigorous inquiry into the Walton county double lynching. The piece accuses officials including Judge Brand and Sheriff Stark of failing to call troops, urging the legislature to fix responsibility and punish the guilty to preserve Georgia's rule of law.
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Atlanta
Walton County
Brand
Capitol
Monroe
Stark
Judge Brand
Allen
Brown
Walton
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