Tea-Dance Guests and Society Moves Across City
Mrs RC Turner of Richmond visits Miss Dudley Cowles after a club tea-dance. Miss Henrietta Yearger heads to Jacksonville for the Confederate reunion as a sponger. Several guests travel to Athens and Mount Rest for weekends with Mrs Lipscomb and the Venable home. The Dargans attend a Birmingham golf tournament, returning Sunday. A daughter Elizabeth Akans is born to Mr and Mrs Thomas R Allen on April 29. Wilhelmina Fox and her mother visit Cincinnati. Laura Lee Cooney and Day McCall are noted travelers. the Cooney family reports their son ill at home.
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Elbert County Fair Association Formed in Elberton
In Elberton Georgia on May 6 a meeting of city businessmen followed an aviation exhibition. Dr A S Hawes elected temporary chairman and Raymonde Stapleton secretary pro tem as leaders outlined plans to form an Elbert County Fair association. A permanent organizing committee was named to plan incorporation and membership drives. The goal is a county wide fair organization.
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Elbert County Fair Association
A S Hawes
Raymonde Stapleton
Fair Association
Congress May Quit About Birth Of July
Senator Kern, Democratic leader, after a White House conference, predicted adjournment by July 10. He said the Panama Canal tolls repeal bill would be disposed of within two weeks and the anti trust program completed before adjournment. He added the rural credits bill would be reached and that Congress would not stay all summer.
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Segregation of races ordered in Louisville bill passes
Louisville city council upper house approved a measure aiming to segregate by race. The bill would bar Negroes from moving into a block where whites are already a majority, and vice versa, after passing both chambers.
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Louisville
French Aviator Killed in Moroccan Air Accident
Lieutenant Balat Lagué of the French army died when an aeroplane capsized near Rabat while on a scouting expedition against hostile Moors. The aircraft plunged about 1200 feet.
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Morocco
Balat Lagué
State Educators Favor Compulsory Education in Georgia
The Georgia county school officials assembly in St Marys favors compulsory school attendance and supports medical inspection of schools. They oppose state publishing of textbooks and endorse existing methods for securing books. Next meeting set for Clayton in Rabun County.
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St May'a
Georgia
St Marys
Convention of Georgia
Clayton
Rabun County
Dukes Re elected Dawson Schools Superintendent
At a Dawson board of education meeting Professor J. C. Dukes was unanimously re elected as superintendent of the Dawson public schools for the next scholastic year.
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Dawson
Board of Education
J. C. Dukes
Dawson Public Schools
Notable Leader Praised for Successful School Year
The passage hails a leader as one of the most capable and popular who have held the position, noting the schools enjoyed a very successful year under his administration. It also remarks that even a dictatorial figure can project affability while pursuing an agenda.
War Camps Planned for College Students Amid Mexican Crisis
Washington May There will be no suspension of the war department plans for student military instruction camps this summer. Four camps will be held at Asheville North Carolina Burlington Vermont Ludington Michigan and Monterey California from late June to early August. Applicants are urged to submit papers at the earliest moment.
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Washington
War Department
Asheville
Burlington
Vermont
Ludington
Women to March on the U S Capitol in suffrage protest
Washington May. The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage plans a large demonstration Saturday. Thousands of women with bands will march from the White House to the Capitol to petition senators and representatives for a constitutional amendment to enfranchise women. The parade includes pageant and political divisions with a cavalry section and a chorus of about 1000 young women.
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Comiol
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