Memorial of a student and school updates
The community mourns Henry Anthony who died from a hunting accident after a holiday. He was a popular high school baseball player and class leader remembered for cheerfulness and fair play. The school welcomes Jon Pyron as head of the Science Department while Segars and Culberson advance.
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Henry Anthony
Henry
Jon Pyron
Pyron
Segars
Culberson
Reynolds
University of Georgia
Agriculture class bids fond farewell to Culberson
The Agriculture boys praise Mr Culberson who taught two years and did more for the Butler business class than any other. Mr Sewars will take his place as students vow to match or exceed prior efforts while terracing land and studying crop plans for 1934 to guide their education and future work.
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Culberson
Butler
Sewars
Mr. Culberson
Tally
Fifth Grade Christmas Spirit Amid Thanksgiving Break
Fifth grade notes a short Thanksgiving vacation and mentions art projects for Christmas, class members away due to illness and other absences. They list handmade decorations, hope for faster reports to parents, and express eagerness for absent classmates to return.
Absent on account of an appendicitis operation
Brief note reports a person was absent due to an appendicitis operation and expresses hope she recovers quickly and will be back with them soon.
Ninth Grade Mourns Henry Anthony in Tragic School Loss
The Ninth grade notes the death of classmate Henry Anthony who died Thursday after the holidays. He was a strong student and leader in class work and activities. Pupils missing due to measles. changes in teachers noted with Mr Pyron replacing Mr Le Bars and Mr Seagara succeeding Mr Culberson with the Agriculture group.
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Henry Anthony
Henry
le Bars
Pyron
Culberson
Seagara
Tenth Grade Measles Absentees Prompt Class Card
The junior class reports several pupils are absent due to measles including Mildred Montgomery Susie Bone Mary McCarthy Troy Bone and Herman Hill. The group wishes them a speedy recovery.
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Mildred Montgomery
Susie Bone
Mary McCarthy
Troy Bone
Herman Hill
Champion club calf provides boy with musical education
In Omah, Nebraska, a champion 4-H Club calf named Corkey raised funds at the Ak-Sar-Ben show to support 17 year old Jack Anderson Pilger orphan. Corkey sold for 1057.50 dollars, enabling Jack to leave the dusty livestock ring and pursue a musical education at Wayne Normal School and dream of a piano concert career.
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Omah
Nab
Jack Anderson
Pilgér
Neb
Ak-sar-ben
Corkey
Jack
Wayne, Neb
Road projects spark jobs and lasting highways nationwide
Road projects across the country provide work for 128,668 men under eight thousand contracts. New contracts are regularly advertised and weekly starts rise, signaling durable employment as paved highways emerge for long term use.
Georgia RLC column Mil dreds Seydell shoes tale
A Georgia Rural Letter Carriers column recounts a mountain tale of a worn pair of shoes found by a mother in dire need. An Atlanta donation from a Georgia reader provided brand new shoes for the boy, underscoring faith and divine provision amid hardship described with reverent tone.
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Mildred Seydell
San
Atlanta
Christmas Candles by Caroline H Godfrey inspires peaceful living
A review praises Christmas Candles as an inspirational collection of real incidents showing how Christmas spirit brings peace and joy beyond a single day. The Georgia author, described as prominent, offers stories of a fuller, happier life through faith and practice of Christ spirit.
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Caroline H.godfrey
Godfrey
Georgia
Retired Carrier Bro W J Henry Dies in Carrollton
The secretary reports the death of Bro W J Henry a retired carrier at his Carrollton home on Friday Nov 24 1988 He leaves a widow several children and grandchildren and was an active member of the association His death claim will be addressed by a forthcoming assessment to cover the death benefit.
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H. C. Parker
Marvin Cox
Parker
W. G. Armstrong
Bro
R. E. Ables
Fyffe
Ala
Bro. Ables
State Association
Atlanta
Haing
Harllee Branch
O'Mahoney
Department
U. S. Senate
Georgia
Fifth
C. O'Mahoney
Congress
J. B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Postal Service
Harllee
The
United
States
Jackson
CHAS
WALL
Sec
Treas
Ellaville
W. J. Henry
Carrollton
Henry
Carrier's Wife Buried in Richland Georgia
The friends of Bro C B Morgan a rural letter carrier from the Richland Georgia post office regret to learn of the sad death of his wife on November 18. She was buried on Sunday November 19. Bro Morgan was very ill at the time and the carrier body in Georgia extends heartfelt sympathy and wishes for his speedy recovery.
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Carrier
Bro. C. B. Morgan
Richland
Bro. Morgan
Georgia
New Farm Credit Production Credit Act Details Seed Loans Plan
County Agent G C Daniel notes the 1938 Farm Credit Act replaces direct seed loans with production credit associations. Farmers must own Class B stock equal to 5 percent of loan, with two stock classes and voting rules. Loans require collateral and minimum amounts, with terms tied to crop and livestock maturities and rediscounting options. Territories, governance, and future details to follow as associations form.
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Daniel
Farm Credit Act of
Production Credit Corporation of Columbia, Columbia
Farm Credit Administration
Association
Production Credit’ Corporation of Columbia
Production Credit Associationy
Production Credit Corporation of Columbia
Us8Opi
Production Credit Association
Production Credit Corporation
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia
Columbia
D. C
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Farm Credit
Farm ‘Credit Administration
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