The Tree Rises In Prayer And The Woods Must Be Preserved
A reflective piece urges readers to protect woodlands from winter burning that harms trees, wildlife, and soil. It argues fires devastate habitats, erode streams, and threaten future timber uses. The author appeals to rural carriers to influence patrons toward conservation for long term rural benefit.
Ninth District Association banquet echoes and losses
Members describe the Gainesville banquet as one of the best yet with praise from outsiders for the Ninth District gathering. The note highlights crutch pain, planned events in Fairburn, and a Christmas party with Horace Peacock leading. Also reported are injuries to a rural carrier, the death of Miss Rowena Pratt, and discussions about mutual benefit features and life-insurance payouts for deceased members.
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Ninth District Association
Gainesville
The
Ninth
Faiburn
Horace Peacock
Charlie Barrett
Fairburn
Mrs J W Allen Passes Abbeville Area
Mrs J W Allen wife of J W Allen rural carrier of Forest Glen and member of a prominent Wilcox county family died at her home on Thursday Oct 3 after a long illness. Survived by husband four sons and four daughters and three brothers and one sister. Funeral at Mt Zion Baptist church Oct 4 with detailed pallbearers and floral tributes. Community mourns loss of a fine woman with broad sympathy from Wilcox county and the state.
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Abbeville
J. W. Allen
Forest Glen
Wilcox County
Allen
Seaion
W. W. Beall
James W. Allen
J. W
Henry and
Lewis
Harold
Atlanta
Paul Harper
Corine Allen
Alvin Johnson
Fitzgerald
Ethel Leverett
Statesboro
Ruffie
John
Henry Seall
W. A. Wilson
Abbeville, Ga
Death of rural carrier E C Adams in Georgia
We report the death of E C Adams a rural carrier at Danville Twiggs county on October 26. Details are pending and an extended account will follow. Rural carriers of Georgia extend deepest sympathy to the bereaved family noting Adams was an active association member and ardent worker for its principles.
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Rowena Pratt
Rex Pratt
Astoria
Ore
Beaver Bulletin
Oregon Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Miss Pratt
Oregon
Brother Pratt
Valdosta
Dmand
Claxton
Robbins
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bro. Robbins
Association
Bro. E. C. Adams
Danville
Twiggs County
Bro. Adams
Georgia
Brother Adams
Burns engagement announced in Hazlehurst area
Mr and Mrs R S Burns announce the engagement of their daughter Alice to Mr William C King. The marriage is planned for December. Bro Burns is a rural letter carrier at Hazlehurst and friends are wished happiness in a long and joyous marriage.
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R. S. Burns
Alice
Wm. C. King
Bro. Burns
Hazlehurst
Be Economical Inner Tube Chair Covering Idea
A homemaking note suggests using discarded inner tubes to refurbish chair bottoms. Cut tubes into one inch strips, weave around the chair, and secure from front to back to create a strengthened, decorative covering without buying new materials.
Weaving Rag Weaving on a Hoop Rag Rug Tutorial
Steps describe making rag mats on a hoop using wrapping threads and notching the hoop. Begin with hoop prep and wrapping to prevent slipping, then weave two rags and tie at center. Continue winding, crossing threads, and reducing wraps to fill hoop, finishing by cutting and tying or binding threads.
Corn Shuck Duster Step by Step
This old kitchen tip uses a whole ear of corn with shuck to make a duster. Soak the ear about 15 minutes then pull back shucks and tie with string. Shell the corn, trim the cob to form a handle, trim shucks, cut into strips, and dry for use on stoves or crumbs.
Dogwood Wanted Ad Seeks Deliveries in Georgia
A classified notice from Macon and Columbus seeking dogwood delivered to Columbus and Macon locations. Contact S. H. Howell at 1413 Second Street Macon or Howell Bros. at 683 Front Avenue Columbus. Advertisement dated Oct 10.
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Columbus
Macon
S. H. Howell
Second Street
Howell Bros
Front Avenue
Central of Georgia's Centennial Celebrations Aimed at Savannah
H D Pollard receiver of the Central of Georgia Railway discusses the railroad's centennial events. He notes December 15, 1885 as the first rail at Savannah and the employer led pageant Redskins to Railroads will depict Georgia transport history. He emphasizes unity of employees, patrons, and communities in commemorating a century of service.
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Central of Georgia Railway
H. D. Pollard
Pollard
Savannah
Railroad
Polard
Georgia
the Central
Central of Georgia
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Henry G. Smith
Jesup
E. C. Adams
Burne—King
Willie Leggitt
Dogwood
Central OF
I. B.S
Georgia Power Company