Resolutions and by laws changes from Georgia Rural Letter Carriers
The Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association reports on retirement bill debates led by Robert Ramspeck, endorses widows annuity gains, and outlines resolutions from Savannah July 17-18 1939. It commends officials, thanks speakers, requests increased rural route delivery, and notes a $1 registration fee for annual conventions. Funeral notice for Mary Mathis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ramspeck
Civil Service Committee
Ramspeck
Resolutions Committee
Savannah
Georgia R. L. C. A
Georgia
Post Office Department
Postmasett General
Washington
L. I. Livingston
Atlanta
State Resolutions Committee
T. G. Walters
Sisk
J. E. Mobley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Joe Williams
Clim
W. J. Fore
Mathews
Board of Control
Ww. H. Cannon
Chm
H. G. McRainie
C. W. Williams
R. E. Lashley
Joe P. Howell
Are You Honest A Anthony Topic Editorial
A reflective essay on honesty in public life and personal conduct. It argues that honesty is binary, contrasts three money theft forms, and condemns credit abuse fueled by self indulgence. It warns that misused credit harms trust, urges self restraint, and links integrity to social standing and inner happiness.
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Jack Horners
Christ Jesus Theme in Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The Lesson Sermon on Christ Jesus will be read in Churches of Christ Scientist worldwide. It includes Isaias passages about a rod from Jesse and a branch, and a correlative selection from Science and Health detailing Jesus' spiritual origin and the destruction of material error through spiritual truth.
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Christ Jesus
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary ‘Baker Eddy
Jesus
Rough ginned cotton costs Georgia farmers over half a million
Georgia farmers face losses totaling more than 500000 dollars annually from rough ginned cotton. The issue highlights market penalties and processing costs impacting upland growers and local agriculture economics.
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Georgia
Who Killed Aunt Maggie Is Set In Atlanta
A Sunday magazine review praises Medora Field Perkerson's Who Killed Aunt Maggie set around Atlanta and Roswell. The suspenseful mystery features Aunt Maggie and a wary widow aboard a house party at Wisteria Hall.
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Maggie
Atlanta
Aunt Maggie
Medora Field Perkerson
Wiseria Hall
Perkerson
The
Atlanta Journal
Sunday
Medora Field
Cotton Research Pays Dividend Bulletin Promotes Cotton Uses
Alabama Polytechnic Institute engineers present forty eight ideas for utilizing cotton and cotton seed products in a bulletin. Drs A R Maromac and Basore describe 81 projects and 16 seed applications plus a whole cotton plant concept. Bibb Manufacturing cord process is cited as superior to rayon, boosting domestic market prospects. An extensive bibliography aids cotton studies from multiple angles.
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Engineering Experiment Station
Alabama Polytechnic Institute of Auburn
Ala
A. R. Maromac
A Basore
Bulletin
Bibb Manufacturing Co
Macon
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W. D. Scott
A. S. Ball
A. K Dearing
T. A. Kennedy
J. Tatum
J. KE. Mobley
J. D. Rogers
Cecil Garrett
J. A. Latimer
W.G. Sutliva
Savannah Evening Press
C. S. Hubbard
State Education Department
G. F. ‘McDonald
State Highway Department
M. D. Collins
M. H. Ackerman
Post Office
Paul Lindsey
Bob L. Travis
WW. Ll. Miller
State Highway Board
Mary Mathis
Carey Mathias
Hahira
St. Luke Inoapstal
Jacksonville
J. J. Boswell
Norman Park
C. A. Martin
Hahira Baptist
Mary
Mathis
Jias
Anthony
Bascom Anthony
Hotel Lanier
Macon, Georgia
Latimer Watson
Claire
Wisteria Hall
Sally
Cotton Research
Frigidaire
Dulux
General Motors
N. L. Halley Reynolds
Butler
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