Georgia News in Brief Across the State
Georgia’s population is about 3 167 000 with multiple local items noted. TB deaths in the state fell below 1000 for the first time on record at 998 last year. Tax cuts, new hires, hospital builds, and civic changes populate the roundup, including postmasters, scholarships, and county courthouse plans.
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Teachers Workshop At Thomaston Ends Week of Final Work
The Thomaston Upson County Teachers Workshop enters its last week of activities ending Saturday August 20. One hundred five teachers from Upson and nearby counties studied art music literature geography and school life and prepared plans for the next year. Highlights included a luncheon with skits and a beauty contest won by Miss Thomaston Workshop.
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Thomaston-Upson County
Hudred
Upson County
R. E. Lee
Jane Woodruff
Miss Thomaston
Fort Benning soldier bound over in burglary case
A Fort Benning soldier, the fourth man charged in a wave of safe burglaries, was bound to superior court from Columbus recorder's court on a $500 bond. The report notes other local items, including editor changes, a reunion at Savannah, and state tax inquiry remarks.
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Fort Benning
Recorder’s Court
Columbus
M E Pastors School Opens at Wesleyan College
The M E Pastors School for Georgia Methodist Churches will meet at Wesleyan College in Macon from September 12 to 16 on the Rivoli campus during summer vacation. The Women's Society for Christian Service School of Missions and Service joins the pastors. Speakers include Dr Roy L Smith of the Methodist Publishing House in Nashville, a former Christian Advocate publisher and weekly Sunday school writer.
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Macon
Georgia Methodist
Wesleyan College
Rivoli
Women’s Society For Christian Service
School of Missions and Service
Roy L. Smith
Methodist Publishing House
Nashville, Tenn
Christian Advocate
Methodist National
$105,000 Suit Filed After Truck Collision
A $105,000 lawsuit was filed in Sumter County Superior Court against Columbia Baking Co Inc and co-defendant Joe L. Sutton over a July 14 crash on Spalding avenue. M. D. Kinslow of Montezuma, with a broken leg, is hospitalized. Sidney Moore represents Kinslow.
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Montezuma
Superior Court
Sumter County
Columbia Baking Co. ,Inc
M. D. Kinslow
Joe L. Sutton
Americus
Columbia Baking Company, Inc
J. L. Sutton
Lewis
Leslie Williams
Spalding Avenue
Kinslow
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