Georgia Farmers Neglect Appearances Warns Union Leader
Charles S. Barrett, president of the National Farmers' Union, travels 11,000 miles and urges Georgia and Southern farmers to beautify farms and homes. He recounts California's Santa Clara Valley as an example of modern farming, noting higher land values and the appeal to immigrants. He argues improved appearances can attract tourism, raise farm values, and draw in new settlers seeking opportunity.
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Red Flowers Honor Fathers at Baptist Tabernacle Service
Father’s day observance at the Baptist Tabernacle drew nearly 600 attendees with red flowers, palm decorations, and a program led by J. W. Awtrys. Ninety children performed under Mr. Bear, Verna Futh Harris read, Mrs. Charles Bellingrath sang, and Dr. W. T. Jones gave the address. Dr. W. M. Poteat spoke, then benediction. Plans set to repeat on the second Sunday in June each year. Baby Day set for June 27. Dr. Lincoln McConnell to become pastor after September 1 amid efforts to boost attendance and welcome him.
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Truth-seekers Society Organized in Atlanta
The Truth-seekers society of Atlanta was organized yesterday at 87% Fast Hunter Street. Officers elected include J. S. Dabbney as president and George Lowe as vice president. Forty eight members enrolled, with hopes to double soon. Meetings scheduled Sundays at 3 30 at the same address. public invited, women included.
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George Lowe
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W. H. Young
Sam Eriesburg
W. H. Hairston
Moravian
Lectures for Free Thinkers to Be Held in Atlanta
A near future program will bring distinguished free thinkers to Atlanta for a range of lectures and discussions at each meeting. The event aims to illuminate ideas and provoke thoughtful debate among attendees.
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Blind student named secretary for University of Georgia class
The only blind student at the University of Georgia and the only one to take the course he pursues will serve as secretary and treasurer of the law class for next year. Other officers include President Willam King Meador, Vice President Hugh Mitchell Gannon, co chaplains Robert R. Gunn and Alan M. McDonald, historian Calvin George, and poet Edgar L. Pennington.
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Willam King Meador
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Hugh Mitchell Gannon
Savannah
Robert R. Gunn
Crawfordville
Alan M. McDonald
Calvin George
Madison
Edgar L. Pennington
Those Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Start Sunday
Those popular excursions to Warm Springs via A B and A begin Sunday May 25 with round trip fare of 1 dollar. Train departs Union Station at 8 a m.
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Metter advocates secure headquarters for new Candler County
The move to create Candler County centers on securing Metter as the county seat. Secretary LF H Sills of Metter arranged two rooms at the Kimball house in Atlanta to host supporters ahead of the legislative session. He expects the legislature to authorize the new county with Metter as seat.
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