Social Roundup of Visits and Homecoming Guests
Reynolds Department Mrs. Gan Nelson visited in Macon Thursday. Miss Clyde Brewer shopped in Macon Saturday. Mrs. Clarence Barfield visiting in Atlanta this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hollis visited Mrs. E. A. Hollis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whatley shopped in Macon Monday. Mrs. Syd James and Mrs. Roy James in Macon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F M. Carson spent Tuesday and Friday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whatley and Lisa spent Saturday in Americus. Col. James Philpot visited Dr. and Mrs. Bryan for the weekend. Mrs. Susie Woods visited Mrs. Ruth Fountain in Macon Saturday. Miss Rebekah Mims arrives from Asbury College for holidays. Homecoming guests include Jimmirne Brewer, Rebekah Mims, Susan Casey, Mae Goddard, Hollis Goodroe. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Roberts and children of Gray visited. Mr. Arthur Childre and daughter of Macon spent Sunday with Mrs. Dave Childre. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Webb Sr. of Thomasville and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Webb Jr. of Atlanta visited Don Whatley Sunday.
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Jimmirne Brewer
Rebekah Mims
Susan Casey
Mae Goddard
Hollis Goodroe
Raymon Roberts
Gray
Arthur Childre
Macom
Dave Childre
J. D. Webb Sr
Thomasien
J.D. Webb Jr
Atlanta
Don Whatley
John W. Theus
James Neuer
W. Evans
Macon
Ipl
America
Teachers Prayer and Local Social Notes Recap
A devotional prayer for teachers is paired with a long list of local social visits and gatherings. Residents visit family in Macon and Atlanta, attend a Delta Kappa Gamma Tea in Perry, and travel for events. The prayer asks for wisdom, self control, and guidance to discipline kindly and effectively.
Christmas Fun For the Family in Athens Georgia
Miss Ava Rodgers of the University of Georgia Extension Service shares three easy inexpensive Christmas decorating projects for families. The door wreath uses five small trees to form a star, the kissing ball stacks coat hangers into a spiral around a tree ornament, and a candy snowman from an oatmeal box serves as a kid friendly centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ava Rodgers
University of Georgia Agricultural Extension Service
Miss Rodgers
Keep Aluminum Christmas Trees Off with Lights
Henry C. Steed Jr of the Georgia Department of Public Health warns against placing electric lights on aluminum and other metallic Christmas trees. He urges using tinsel and off the tree spotlights instead, noting fire hazards rise during holidays and one in four home accident deaths last year involved fires.
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Henry C. Steed, Jr
Georgia Department of Public Health
Steed
Mr. Steed
Shading Boosts Azalea Growth in Georgia Tests
A University of Georgia College of Agriculture study led by Dr. D V Sweet shows azaleas grown under 51 and 72 percent shade exhibit greater overall growth and larger leaves, with increased flower size and color intensity. Frost injury declines with more shade, and two year plants mirror one year results. The full report appears in Circular N S 18 of the State Agricultural Experiment Stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
College Experiment Station
University of Ga
College of Agriculture
D. V. Sweet
Assisant
Athens
Sweet
Formosa
State Agricultural Experiment Stations
Christmas decoration safety tips and forest fire prevention
The text advises using flameproofed, nonflammable decorations where possible and mounting green trees in water to keep them fresh. It warns to avoid leaving lights on when away from home and emphasizes flameproofing near trees to reduce fire risk.
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Ies, Inc
Hazardous material blast damages Atlanta grammar school
A heavy charge exploded at 2 20 am outside English Avenue School in Atlanta GA shattering windows up to ten miles away. Debris covered nearby streets as Christmas decorations were torn inside the two story building with damage estimated at five thousand dollars.
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Atlanta
English Ave
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Reynolds
Gan Nelson
Clyde Brewer
Clarence Barfield
Joel Hollis
E. A. Hollis
Edgar Whatley
Syd James
Roy James
F M. Carson
Lisa
Americus
Col
James Philpot
Dr. and
Mrs. Bryan
Susie Woods
Ruth Fountain
Asbury College
Asbury, Ky
Ollie McElveen Maddox
Thomas Byrd
Walter Forsling
Bobby Seay
Emory Seay
Ernest Childres
Mrs
Pete Welch
Tifton
W. M. Hollis
Henry Posey
Julie and
Scott Posey
Troy Whatley Jr
Ft. Valley
Troy Whatley Sr
T. L. Theus
Jeffery
H. B. Theus
Swilling McElmurray
Winnie Aultman
Elder Blackmon
Bobby
Columbus
Woodrow Wilson
Rita
Troy Athon
Jerry Windham
Reynolds Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Winifred Harrell
Dixie
Joan Parks
Verna Taunton
Net Aultman
John R. Fountain
Cuthbert
George Walton
Dale McNatt
Millard Shepherd
T. D. Seay
Winnie Davis
Climton Town
Mr. and
His
J. B. Webb
Thomaston
Willie Ricks
Mrs. Clay
D. Be, Byrd
W. T. Whatley
Delta Kappa Gamma
Perry Hotel
Spinks
Brown
Luke Mitchell
Tankersley
Marion Newsome
Amelia Fletcher
John Walton
Swearingen Angus Farm
B. Swearingen
Atlanta Negro School
Bargain
T. V. Powell
City of
Tilden
Bill Kitchens
James Weldon
ED Cooper
Crook’s Restaurant
Taylor County
C. H. Adams
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