Local Social Roundup From Brooks and Nearby Towns
Mrs and Mrs Lake Adams and Bennie visited Brooks with friends and kin. Numerous relatives and friends from Thomaston Columbus Butler Prattsburg Macon Reynolds Swainsboro and others shared visits with the Heath Bazemore Downs Adams and Wilson families during the week and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Adams
Bennie
Brooks
Frank Slaughter
Quentine Slaughter
Edward Mendinghall
Columbus
George Slaughter
Thomaston
Clyde Wilson
Charlie Slaughter
Bonard Bazemore
Butler
Jim Loverorn
Roland Olive
Prattsburg
Ollie Bazemore
O. M. Bazemore
Archie Heath
North Carolina
J. R. Pound
Ruth Pound
Swainsboro
Ralph Heath
Dawson
S. T. Allen
College Park
Haywood Allen
J. A. Heath
Guy Adams
Marine Corps
Virginia
J. H. Adams
Olin Johnson
Constance
Rockingham
Tom Amos
Robert Suggs
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
Walter Suggs
Jack Suggs
R. M. Suggs
W. A. Callaway
Grady Adams
Macon
Mercer Downs
Jimmy
Charles Downs
J. M. Downs
Frances Souvern
John Brake
Robert Brake
Grady Wilson
Jim Gassett
R. A. Spinks
Fred Jarrell
W. A Spinks
Walter Willis
Frances
Leila Willis
Hoke Byrd
Hugh
Panhandle
Nellie
Frances Bazemore
James Baze More
Jim Louvern
C. C. Heath
Anna
Isse Heath
Hugh Perkins
Howard
Marguerite Wilson
James Wilson
Miriam Mitchell
Lois Heath
Jack Sams
Warm Springs
Frances Louvern
Prattsburs
Lillian Bazemore
Christmas Holiday Guest List From Howard Area
Howard and nearby residents welcomed numerous visitors during the holidays. Families hosted relatives from Butler Macon Waverly Hall Cuthbert Ft. Valley Columbus and South Georgia, including the Buckners Seals Jinks Browns Browns Edwards Ficklings and others in several gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Renfroe
Wm. Buckner
Gordon Parks
H. A. Sealy
Harris Sealy
Julia Jinks
R.S. Jinks
Bertha Jinks
J. L. Davis
Butler
C. C. Brown
Nannie Martin
G. D. Locke
Joe Brown
Sarah Fickling
Charles Fickling
Cuthbert
Frank Fain
Ft. Valley
Julian Edwards
Rod Brown
J. A. Buckner
Columbus
Quentine Slaughter
Edward Mendinghall
O. ©. Brown
Local social notes record holiday visits and deaths
Multiple families and individuals in the region are noted for Christmas and holiday visits, travels, and hosting duties with relatives in Augusta Manchester Leesburg Helena Tazewell Athens Carnegie Brantley Butler and Columbus. Obituary reported for Mr. Simon Flournoy, funeral at Ataulk cemetery conducted by Rev H L Lumpkin. Wishes for a Happy Prosperous New Year to Herald readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Wall
W. C
E. Wall
Augusia
Ruby Austin
Manchester
Hattie Walker
Leesburg
Ohlinfter
C. L. Wall
Helena
Tazewell
Kenyon Hancock
Sylvester
Baker Chapman
J. W. Montgomery
And
Mins
H. G. Thurman
Carnegie
Alec Garrett
Columbus
Will Parker
Brantley
J. L. Anthony
Dorothy Parker
C. F. Wall
Robert Humber, Jr
Butler
J. W. Woodall
Mary Waller
Martha
Ruth Turner
Rita Peacock
C. T. Lawhorn
White Oak
Belle Lawhorn
W. T. Horton
Baby
Crowell
Simon Flournoy
Jim Flournoy
Atauk Cemetery
H. L. Lumpkin
Reese Wall
Jean Lancaster
Robert
Carol Jane Waitr
Herald Force
The
Herald
Crowells News and Holiday Visits Stream Through Town
Local society notes list visits and greetings among Saunders Mosley Windham McDaniel O Neal and Goodwin families in Americus Macon Reynolds and Reynolds area. Parents and students at Mercer and G A B L Macon share holidays with kin as friends call on A D Windham and Bernard Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Saunders
Maron
Lee Mosley
Hilda Winaham
Homerville
James O'Neal
Americus
J. W. O'Neal
Emory Parr
Atlanta
Sara Neisler
Eleanor McDaniel
G. A. BL
Macon
P. RE. McDaniel
Thomas Horton
Mercer University
Lester Horton
Clyde
Rheba Windham
Gladys Windham
M. J. Trapp
B. Bartlett
Frank Callaghan
Edna Trapp
Statesboro
C. B. Byrd
H. L. Mosley
Helen McDaniel
Rheda Windham
Dock Goodwin
A.D. Windham
A. D. Jr
M. Goodwin
Bernard Adams
Reynolds
Clifford Adams
Local family visits mix in Pine Grove gatherings
Mrs Rome Culverhouse and children visited Mr and Mrs C L Smith on Wednesday. Carson Parks and others were guests of multiple households including the Hammocks, Hutchersons, Hamocks, Saunders, and Avera. Roscoe Jinks from the Andersonville COC camp spent holidays with the Jinks and others. Gene Hammock and family joined J W Hammock guests, and Tommie Thompson visited Mrs Geo Culverhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Culverhouse
C. L. Smith
Carson Parks
Ellis Pike
Ed Hammock
Charlie Hammock
T. H. Hutcherson
Ethel
Verman
Culverhouse
J. W. Hammock
B. F. Saunders
Gene Hammock
Tommie Thompson
Geo. Culver
Inflation a Slow Process Says Ayres at Rutgers
New Brunswick N J Leonard P Ayres vice president Cleveland Trust Co warned inflation could be a real danger for the United States if the government issues flat money. He said the inflation would be slow, possibly longer than European experiences, and outlined five conditions he believed lead to inflation including sustained business, rising stocks, real credit expansion, large gold outflows, and continued deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Graduate School of Banking
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Rutgers University
Ayres
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Europe
Colonel Ayres
A Prophecy on the Next Decade of Economic Change
A noted business writer forecasts major shifts over the coming decade including higher living standards and ongoing advances in production technology. He cites factory built houses, cheaper money, faster travel, radio news, a mechanical cotton picker transforming the South, cheaper electric power, wider distribution through chain stores, and a future inflationary period with a lower mood five to six years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Why some farms yield 100 bushels per acre and others 25
A farm authority says power machinery soil science crop rotation diversification and efficient feeding will solve farmers’ growing yield gap. The question compares corn and pork production between two neighboring farms and argues for modern practices to boost output.
Banks Poised to Fund Industrial Growth Says Journal
A June issue of Banking by the American Bankers Association notes banks are unusually ready to finance a rising industrial period. An official June 10 survey indicates U S government loans could own over half of global U S cotton stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
American Bankers Association
Control of Credit A Basic Question
Virgil Jordan of the National Industrial Conference Board argues in Banking that agitation for government banking marks the clash between America’s personal enterprise system and a European style compulsory state security model. He warns nationalizing credit concentrates power, risks devaluation, and shifts credit as a political tool toward expropriating savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
American Bankers Association
Mr. Jordan
The Farm Budget by Dan H Otis
The article explains farm budgets as planning tools for loan repayment, using inventories to shape monthly expenditures and credits. It notes banks and the Farm Credit Administration support advance budgeting to manage machinery, fences, livestock and other needs, prevent early tax and interest shortfalls, and build reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. Otis
American Bankers Association
Farm Credit Administration
Agricultural Commission of the
Keep Out of Debt A Plain Guide to Frugal Life
A self described sermon urges restraint over chasing higher incomes, arguing true need is wiser spending. It cites fixed monthly costs, taxes, insurance, and education, then prescribes budgeting steps, avoiding debt through honesty and self control, and warns against excesses like car overuse and smoking.
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Wesley
Crowells News
Pine Grove
Col. Ayres
Dhotis
Children of
Israel
Anderson
Felder
Express & Bus
Mosley
Butler, GA
Cash Grocery Company
Chrysler Motors
Joiner Motor Company
Joiner Block
Butler, Georgia
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