Dreaming for Georgia R L C members through cooperation
Edited by C G Wall Ellaville Georgia this column urges Georgia Rural Letter Carriers to pay annual dues of 250 to support the association. It thanks active members and notes about 180 carriers are in Georgia, with 10 not yet paying. It explains dues fund operations and asks for immediate remittance to keep the publication and benefits flowing. It mentions July pay increases and the aim to include every member on a future list. It appeals for timely dues to preserve the organization's work and paper distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Anl
Etter
On to Denver Convention Plans by Georgia Carriers
A large group prepares for the Denver national convention August 21 to 24 with delegates named from districts one through ten and officers. The article notes auto trips, wives and associates joining, a baby named Franciene Wall Middleton, and urges readers to join a group insurance certificate plan with a $1.10 remittance to enroll the first 100 members.
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Denver
Colo
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Gordon H. Thompson
Jackson
Charles C. Wall
Ellaville
T. A. Kennedy
Manasses
J. E. Mobley
Bainbridge
District Association
J. M. Levie
Montezuma
Joe P. Howell
West Point
L. G. Henderson
Dunwoody
Cecil F. Hall
Sandersonville
H. E. Mize
Cave Springs
C. L. Mathis
Stockton
Thomas G. Walters
Toccoa
W. D. Gresham
Danielville
Mile High
Weste
M. A. Edwards Dawson
J. H. Balcom
Jeffersonville
Cartiers
Convention Dates Set for Valdosta in 1985
It is confirmed that the convention will be held in Valdosta on July 22 to July 28, 1985. Members are advised to mark their calendars and plan to attend one of the organization's greatest gatherings.
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Valdosta
Four Suggestions for Carrier Interests From Respectful Officers
Officers invite consideration of four suggestions they deem best for the majority of carriers. They emphasize willingness to share insights when the ideas serve the common good and reflect prudent management of duties and responsibilities.
Mutual Benefit Feature Re-election Notes Low Uptake
In Atlan ta the secretary treasurer reports strong cooperation except for a single point urging members to apply for Mutual Benefit Certificates. Despite sending applications with membership cards, response remains small, though officials hope for growth. The feature is viewed as both insurance and a love offering to deceased brethren’s families. Last year nine deaths would have netted beneficiaries $1,300 each if affiliated.
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Atlanta
Faith in Our Selves and Honest Confidence in Progress
A reflection on maintaining faith in oneself after defeats. The piece urges embracing perseverance, believing in underlying truths, and respecting others’ views to advance in life with honesty, progress, and sympathy. The News-Reporter.
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Donesty
What Does My Hand Tell What Does My Hand Tell
A booklet discusses hand types such as elemental square knotted pitted rank spatulate and tubular core poted and discusses how each hand shape supposedly reflects traits from intellect and practicality to social nature and creativity. It notes small hands imply intuition and rapid learning.
Home Owners Eligibility To Borrow Told By Arnold
Fulton county attorney Quincy O. Arnold explains Home Owners Loan Corporation loans for rural and city properties. Eligible borrowers may obtain additional loans, redeem foreclosed homes, and finance improvements within HOLC limits. The piece also includes stray remarks on charting one’s hand and a request for a print.
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Arnold
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Georgia
Quincy O. Arnold
Fulton County
HOLC
How to Make a Hand Impression and HOLC Loans
Instructions describe making a palm print on paper with ink or lipstick, including required name and address and 10c in stamps plus 3 self-addressed stamped envelopes. The text then lists HOLC attorneys and Georgia agency figures, detailing disbursed totals, back taxes, repairs, insurance, fees, liens, and bonds. The piece emphasizes direct contact with HOLC attorneys for quicker action and notes the small loan average around $2,200.
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Alice Denson Jennings
Roswell Road
Atlanta, Ga
Wise
HOLC
Fuller County
Mr. Arnold
Henry H. Ware, Jr
Mitchell & Mitchell
J. E. Jackson
P. T. McCutcheon
Jones
Russell
Fuller & Clapp
Evans Powers
Hooper & Hooper
Craighead
Dwyer & Dwyer
Atlanta Title & Trust Co
Georgia Agency
Arnold
Georgia
Radio broadcast funding prompts free newspaper print
A remarks about spending all funds for the radio broadcast leads to a plan to secure free newspaper printing. The note emphasizes leveraging press coverage to extend the broadcast’s reach without extra cost.
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C. GC. Wall
Ellaville, Ga
Sec
Treas
Alice Denton Jennings
America
Goodyear
Payne’s
Butler
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