Antral Official Dies in Savannah Hospital
Savannah November 28 C B E Weaver general manager of the Central of Georgia Railway died in a Savannah hospital after a brief illness. Born Newark New Jersey January 7 1877 he graduated Yale Sheffield Scientific School in 1899 and spent 12 years in Mexico aiding in railroad construction before serving as resident engineer for the Illinois Central in New Orleans. He came to Savannah in 1916 as maintenance of way engineer and rose to chief engineer in 1926 then assistant general manager later general manager. He also served as Southern regional director for federal transportation in the 1930s before returning to the Central.
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Savannah
C. BE. Weaver
Central Ofygia Railway
Newark
N. J
Weaver
Sheffield Scientific
Yale
Mexico
Southern Pacific
United States
Pipit
Illinois Central Sys
New Orleans
Sanah
Pmyer
Yaver
J. B. Eastman
Federl
the Central
The
Central
Desolate Crawford County Homes Mark Civil War Echoes
A roadside scene in Crawford County shows the Rumph home on an embankment and a cement well in front of the Jordan house. Aunt Mary Alice McCraty recalls aging structures, vanished families, and a lone Confederate soldier’s gravestone above the wooded highway, reflecting decades of change since 1917.
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N. Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Ower
Emma” Aultman
Mary Alice" McCraty
Vs. Rumph
Miss Smith
Northrop Smith
Edgefield
Mary Alice
Jordan Home
Piano for sale in this vicinity by Durden Piano Co.
Upright piano offered for local sale rather than shipment to Atlanta. Durden Piano Co. Station Box 164 Atlanta Georgia. Prompt bargaining suggested.
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Atlanta
Durden Piano Co
Georgia
Lsat
Wesleyan College Campaign Plea In South Georgia Conference
The South Georgia Conference adopts a resolution endorsing the Wesleyan property redemption campaign. It urges trustees and supporters to raise about 600000 dollars, calling on all churches to join with faith and sacrifice to save Wesleyan College and preserve its historic ministry. The action follows a mortgage foreclosure and secured debt impacting Wesleyan and its properties.
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South Georgia
Wesleyan
Wesleyan College
Wesleyan Conservatory
Board of Trustees
Macon
Commonwealth
Old Wesleyan
South Georgia Conference
Mrs Rivers Jr Granted Divorce in Fulton Superior Court
Atlanta, Nov. 25. Mrs Dorothy Byrd Rivers was granted a divorce from E D Rivers Jr son of Governor Rivers in Fulton Superior Court. Cruelty and mistreatment were alleged. The couple wed March 19 1982 in Florida and separated last April. An out of court agreement provides support for their four year old daughter and custody to Mrs Rivers. A second and final decree will be issued at the January term.
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Atlanta
Dorothy Byrd Rivers
E. D. Rivers, Jr
Governor Rivers
Fulton Superior Court
Lillian Witcher
Rivers
Florida
P.S. Etheridge
Lesson on Perjury and Truth in Bible Context
This lesson argues lying, perjury, and slander violate the commandment against bearing false witness. It cites Gehazi as cautionary example, discusses consequences in court and home life, and highlights Jesus’ admonitions about truth and God's justice. It stresses accountability before magistrates and God, and warns gossip harms reputations and peace.
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Sussuania
Sussana
Candal
Golgotha
$25,000 Verdict Won In Auto Crash Suit
Thomasville Georgia November 25 J Sechrest awarded 25000 damages in a suit against R J Hartnett and the General Motors Acceptance Corporation in federal court Judge Bascom Deaver presiding Sechrest sought 50000 claiming injuries from an automobile crash about a year ago while riding with Hartnett an employee of R I Rich Motor Co Bainbridge He said injuries left him incapacitated for work and he charged the accident resulted from careless driving
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Thomasville, Ga
Sechrest
Hartnett
R. I. Rich Motor Co
Bainbridge
Rechrest
Rupert Key Staff Honors WPA Playground Update
The Rupert Key staff notes George Piliston editor J G Hankinson Aust editor Eva Hill copy manager L D Jordan faculty advisor and reporters. The WPA has finished water supplies improved and extended the playground with funds donated for equipment.
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George Piliston
J. G. Hankinson
Eva Hill
L. D. Jordan
WPA
Thanksgiving Program Given Tuesday Afternoon
A Thanksgiving program was presented for the Ladies Club and the School Improvement Club on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. The event opened with a song from every room and featured a tableau of Thanksgiving of 1621 sung by the 8th and 9th grades.
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Ladies Club
School clubs hold Tuesday meeting and prize winner
Thelma White and Vera Albritton visited the school Tuesday. Miss Frances Piton, 4-H Club Agent, led the regular meeting. The School Improvement Club met Tuesday November 22. Twenty seven members attended. Miss Booth's room won the prize for representing her room.
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Thelma White
Vera Albritton
Frances Piton
School Improvement Club Waas
Miss Booth
Frances Elton Leads 4-H Club Meeting At Harvest Way
Home Demonstration Agent Miss Frances Elton meets with 4-H Club girls on Tuesday November 22. Seventeen members attend as first year girls finish cup towels, second year girls begin Club emblems, and fourth and fifth year girls plan dresses and luncheon sets. Club plans a spring exhibit and a pre Christmas meeting.
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Tuesaday
Frances Elton
Basketball Spotlight: Bright Prospects Ahead
By Myra Bone the report notes the new playground and basketball as the main feature this year. The boys team has played four games, winning two, with several upcoming games planned and a hopeful outlook for the season.
Rupert School See Notable Improvements
Several improvements were recently completed at Rupert school building. The School Improvement Club noted the enhancements with appreciation, highlighting upgrades that benefit students and staff.
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Rupert
Christian Science Lesson-Sermon Sunday Readings
The Lesson-Sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator will be read Sunday in Church of Christ, Scientists worldwide. It includes Romans 11:36 and correlative selections from Science and Health stating God as divine Principle and creator of all form and reality.
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God
Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Gems of Thought on Simplicity and Greatness
A compact collection of aphorisms on simplicity and character from Steele Hazlitt Eddy and others. It pairs quotes praising simplicity as a mark of depth and greatness with brief reflections on its moral weight and majesty.
First Grade Class Reports Attendance and Welcome Betty McGargle
Room News notes enrollment of 16 boys and 19 girls in first grade with 92 percent attendance on average. A weekly contest tracks perfect attendance and the month includes Thanksgiving prayer booklets. Betty McGargle returns to class this week after an absence due to illness.
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Betty McGargle
First Grade Thanks giving Booklets Made
In our section of the first grade there are nine little girls and boys and fourteen in the second grade all busy making Thanks giving booklets for a classroom project.
Third Grade Attendance and Writing Efforts Highlighted
Miss Gilson reports 21 pupils in the third grade with perfect attendance on Tuesday. Five students Roy Callahan Bennett Brewer Lola Waters Frances Carpenter and Aldine Cromer have been present all September and October. Interest in writing grows as pupils aim to display work on the bulletin board. Thanksgiving ideas are shown in turkey cut-outs posters and borders.
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Roy Callahan
Bennett Brewer
Lola Waters
Frances Carpenter
Aldine Cromer
Turkey
Room full of art filled with Thanksgiving crafts
Mise Neisler notes a lively class of thirty-two pupils with daily attendance and regular art sessions on Thursdays. They crafted Thanksgiving drawings of log cabins and Pilgrims, praised Tom Bone and Marzelle Peterman for top entries, and are finishing a Thanksgiving booklet with a fruit bowl cover and pictures inside. The fourth grade is compiling 48 resumes on people studied in Geography, detailing customs of six nations.
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Tom Bone
Marzelle Peterman
State Auditor details governor office and agency expenses
Atlanta reports show the governor office fiscal year costs totaling 86 thousand 660 dollars with travel, car purchase, and mansion upkeep. Personal services for the executive department reach 25 thousand 888 dollars, while the licensing board ends the year with a 7 thousand 176 dollar cash balance and 72 thousand 276 dollars in receipts.
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Atlanta
Zach Arnold
Arnold
General Assembly
Executive Department
State Licensing Board
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