Starting the Day of God With Morning Devotion
The piece reflects on daily devotion and church attendance, urging that personal faith sustains through life’s trials. It cites William Jennings Bryan and Roger Babson on church relevance, stresses family influence, and warns against modern diversions like roads, radio, and cinema. It also notes the author’s church involvement, the value of Bible study, and a call to support Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association activities.
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Americanagazine
William ‘bin
Roger Babson
R. Week
America
Argu
Smal
Executive Board Meeting of Georgia Rural Letter Carriers
A called State Executive Board meeting was held in Atlanta on August 8 to audit the secretary treasurer's books before the new officer assumes duties and to select ...
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Atlanta Journal
Journal
Chas
C. Wall
Ellaville
Georgia
S. Sisk
Tracsurer
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers’' Association
Lexington
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Atlanta
Introducing Auxiliary Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. C. M. Dupree
A feature on the newly elected secretary-treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association, Mrs. C. M. Dupree of Oakfield Worth County, detailing her background, district leadership, and a personal message urging cooperation and service. The piece notes her education, teaching career, and marriage to rural carrier C. D. Dupree, plus remarks from Judge Guerry praising her welcome address.
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Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. M. Dupree
Oakfield
Worth County
Second District
Second District, Auxiliary
The
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Georgia
R. L. C. Assn
Oakfield, Ga
Auxiliary Resolutions by Georgia R I C A Ladies Auxiliary
The committee on resolutions of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Georgia R I C A presents formal actions adopted in session. The document records resolutions supporting fellowship, charitable aims, and continued service within the organization and community.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Georgia R. I. C. A
Albany convention resolutions praise and thanks across Georgia
A July 20 1987 Albany Georgia document thanks divine providence for a year of welfare study and life and liberty. It expresses gratitude to the Second District and Albany for cordial reception, to Mrs Ralph Fifield for an instructive address, to Chas C Wall and The Atlanta Journal for printing minutes and bylaws, to the Georgia Rural Letter Carriers organization, and to the GRLC A for support. It also seeks a widows annuity for widows of active and retired carriers and commends state and district officers plus contributors to the Auxiliary convention.
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Tion
Albany
Ralph Fifield
National Ladies Auxiliary
Thetford
Vermont
Chas, .C. Wall
The
Atlanta Journal
Georgia Rural
Georgia
Nace Grant
Chm
J. L. Andrews
Early T. Grant
Public Interest Menaced by Railway Policy Shifts
H D Pollard receiver of Central of Georgia Railway warns in The Herald that new Senate and House measures and wage rules threaten security railways and public interests. He cites a 70 car train limit, a six hour workday, and labor standards bills as driving higher costs, reduced service, and possible bankruptcies, risking jobs and lower patronage across the industry.
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Accouing
H. D. Pollard
Central of Georgia Railway
National Meditation Board
Washington
Pollard
Georgia crops up three percent in 1937
The July report from the Georgia Crop Reporting Service shows farmers increased cultivated acreage about three percent in 1937 compared with 1936. Cotton, peanuts, hay, potatoes, and oats lead gains while corn, wheat, cowpeas, soybeans, sugar cane, tobacco decline. Weather caused replanting and tobacco acreage fell due to blue mold despite improvements in late June.
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Georgia Crop Reporting Service
Georgia
Crop Reporting Service
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Cuthbert
Annie Elizabeth
Max Doescher
Samson
Ala
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Germany
Central Railway
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