Birds of Killingworth at State Normal School drama
The play The Birds of Killingworth by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow will be presented at the State Normal Training School auditorium on Saturday afternoon. The production dramatizes the bird study theme with acts including The Joy of the Birds and The Abience of the Birds, featuring a large cast of students and a small admission fee of ten cents.
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Birds OF
the Welles
Vivian Strick
Mdoniil
Ptt
Mildred "Pittman
Squire
Helma Anderson
Deacon
Philip Wall
Porron
Asa Drake
Parcon
Blancha Callaway
Florrie
Oratlin
Seal Sie
Hs Epald
Bear
Alberta
Huff
Stabl Eheld
Clarence Fulher
Stabitenor
Corry
Fowler
Farmer Hayseed
Morton Eidom
Father Clodknocker
Luther Wigley
W. B. Cagle
Wade
Save
Ang Joo Sorrow
Olivia Lyle
Flowers
Prances Massey
Kathleen Smith
Annie Sims
Cecil Jones
Inte Christian
Della Lee Brackett
Barot Callaway
Robin
Zach
Pelle Graves
Bluebird
Follin Moon
Oriole
Lee Wixley
Mike Jay
Leila Mae Henry
Sparrow
Hiram Hubert
Seariet Tanager
Ralph Aaron
Mocking Bird
Lucy Papa
Thrush
Marguerite Sharp
Cardinal
C.D. Hughes
Meadow Lark
Sallie Bedingfield
Redwing Blackbird
Fred Carter
Crown
Bert Deusge
Sibley Graham
Yoer'l McLeroy
Sarah
Drake
Lucy Pound
Actus
Winterville Social News Highlights from Local Visits
Mrs Mattie Winter visited daughter in Griffin and in Atlanta. Miss Ida Tower spent last weekend in Crawford with friends. Mr Vernon Colle left for Blytheville Ark to work with Norrie Drug Co. Mrs RR Shaw returned from Atlanta guest of Miss Susie Lampkin at grand opera. Mr Marion Jones spent a short time in Atlanta. Mrs J B Winter and Mr J Harold Winter visiting Mrs W A Jones in Winder and Atlanta. Weekend visitors of Mesdames D I Winter and M B Pittard. Miss Florrie Colle spent weekend in Griffin. Mrs Fred Johnson hosted a surprise party for daughter Syble Johnson with games and prizes for Ida Powers and Sybie Johnson. A large gathering shared a course, Miss Mattie Mathews helped. Guests included Gladys Colle, Ila Williams, Susie Burson, Mattie Mathews, Ida Powers, Pauline Glenn, Robert Winter, Jep Dawson, Frank Watson, Tolbert Arnold, Clinton Winter, M R Ellington, Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Colle, Mrs C W Pittard and Miss Mary Pittard. Mr John Pittard Tucker honored at a Friday evening by Mrs and Mrs Pittard with dominoes, salad and punch. Attendees included Loulka Kroner, Jessie Anderson, Sybie Johnson, Gladys Colle, Lillian O Kelly, Mildred Williams, Myra Lee Kerlin, J J Chandler, Alton Glenn, Benjamin Freeman, Clinton Winton, James Morton, Ralph Barnett. Miss Pursell and Miss Burson attended Atlanta educational conference. Community sympathy expressed.
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Fred Johnson
Syble Johnson
Ida Powers
Sybie Johnson
Spurgeon Colle
Mattie Mathews
Johnson
Gladys Colle
de Ila Williams
Susie Burson
Pauline Glenn
Messia
Robert Winter
Jep. Dawson
Frank Watson
Tolbert Arnold
Clinton Winter
M. R. Ellington
Mrs. Spurgeon Colle
C. W. Pittard
Mary. Pittard
John Pittard Tucker
Loulka Kroner
Jessie Anderson
Lillian O'Kelly
Mildred Williams
Myra Lee Kerlin
J. J. Chandler
Alton Glenn
Benjamin Freeman
Clinton Winton
James Morton
Ralph Barnett
Death of Mrs Harper Near Norwood Obituary Details
Mr A T Harper and family announce the death of his mother at her Norwood area home on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs A T Harper departed Thursday morning to attend the funeral.
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A. T. Harper
Nor‘wood
Negro Man Dies Rescuing Five Children in Fire
In Madison Georgia on a plantation once owned by Peter W. Walton, Nelson Shedrick a Black laborer awoke to a house fire. He saved his wife and then reentered to rescue his five children but perished with them in the blaze. The loss is mourned by Morgan County residents.
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Madison
Peter W. Walton
Sue Reid Manley
Nelson Shedrick
Shedrick
Morganecounty
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for avoiding surgery
Mrs. J. H. Meyer of Orange California says doctors warned she faced a serious operation for a tumor and ulcers but took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and was saved from surgery. She reports daily use helped her walk miles and support her husband. The ad promotes the product as a cure for women’s troubles and notes many have been restored to health by it.
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Orange
Cal
Eydia E Pickham
Ike
Ivan
J. H. Meyer
South Orange St
California
Fashion Note Skirt and Blouse Pictured for Simple Elegance
Beautifully styled fashion item features a satin skirt and crepe de chine blouse with open front vest and lace edges. Pictorial Review offers blouse No 7832 in sizes 34 to 48 inches bust for 20 cents, skirt No 8760 in waist 24 to 40 inches for 20 cents, with embroidery transfer No 12206 30 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Georgia Second Sweet Potatoes Crop Last Year
States lead in major crops unchanged except North Dakota displaced by Michigan as top wheat state and Washington overtaken for apples. Government figures list five leading states by crop with their share of national production across corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, flaxseed, rice, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tobacco, hay, cotton, peanuts, cloverseed, apples, cheese, pears, and other items.
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Washington
D. C
North Dakota
Michigan
New York
Statiatics
Department of Agriculture
Mlinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Indiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lilinoia
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Braska
Wisconsin
California
Kota
Pennsyivania
West Virginia
Ohio
Louisiana
Finla
Tennesse
South Carolina
Hay
Towa
Georgia Debating With Vanderbilt Saturday May 14
The University of Georgia debate team meets Vanderbilt in Nashville on Saturday May 14 to argue the proposal for a compulsory arbitration board to settle disputes between capital and labor. Georgia defends the negative. Vanderbilt the affirmative. Representing U Georgia are W. A D. Durden of Graymont and J. E. Berman of Carilla. Both are strong speakers expected to deliver a robust defense.
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University of Georgia
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Georgia
W. A D. Durden
Graymont
J. E. Berman
Carilla
Backache relief claim for Dean's Kidney Pills
Neighbor testimonial from Mrs. Emory Lester of 184 Vine St Athens praising Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache with improved sleep after half a box. Ad notes Foxter Milburn Co manufacturers and Buffalo NY address.
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Emory Lester
Vine St
Athens
Dean
Smith & Tro
Fie
Foxter-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Befalo
N. Yi—Adv
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