Georgia Division U. D. C. urges streamlined work for 1983
Mrs L W Greene reports Georgia division U D C faces a hopeful year with plans to complete memorial funds and education programs. Mrs Hashinski leads with a push for major projects including the Jefferson Davis Foundation, World War educational fund, and Miss Baxter memorial. New year emphasizes Georgia bicentennial materials, flag drives, and record keeping. Mrs I H Sutton outlines dues procedures to standardize member tallies and registration through a card file system at Rhodes Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Greene
Sycamore
Georgia
Bashinski
Blm
Raines
8. G. la
Sandersville
Julian Lane
Gooreth
Harry Craig
Augusta
J. L. McCord
Ridgecrest Avenue
Atlanta
L. W Green
Sydney Lanier
Perry Picture Co
Malden
Mass
Joseph Wason
U. D
Rhodes Memorial Hall
I. H. Sutton
J. S. Smith
Mary Smith
Georia
Ror Steel
Georgia Historical
Sara
Founders Day Urged By Georgia PTA Leader
Mrs. R. H. Hankinson president of the Georgia P T A urges February celebrations for Founders Day marking 83 years since the PTAs founding. Plans call for a joint Bicentennial themed program tying Georgia's 200th anniversary to PTA activities with broadcasts and classroom observances statewide.
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R. H. Hankinson
Georgia P. T. A
National
P. T.A
Alice McLellan Birney
Pyne A. Hearst
P. T
State of Georgia
Colony of Georgia
James Oglethorpe
Savannah
Georgia
Alice M. Binney
Marietta
P T. A
State of
Alice M. Birney
Alice Birney
District Vice Presidents Named for Georgia Press Group
Waycross Ga Jan 17 Jack Williams editor of the Waycross Journal Herald and state press president announced district vice presidents for the Georgia Press Association. Nominees from M L Fleetwood include D B Turner Bulloch Times Teaboro first district Herbert Hind second district Mrs Nora Smith Wiregrass Martier Ashburn third district B H Hardy Barnesville News Gazette fourth district J A Hall DeKalb New Era Decatur fifth district J H Clarke Monroe Advertiser Forsyth sixth district Otis A Brumby Cobb County Times Marietta seventh district W K Sutlive Blackshear Times eighth district A H Dean Gainesville Eagle ninth district Richard Reid Augusta Bulletin tenth district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Jack Williams
Waycross Journal-Herald
Georgia Press Association
State Press Organization
M. L. Fleetwood
Cartersville Tribune-News
State Association
D. B. Turner
Bulloch Times
Teaboro
Herbert ‘Ind
Hesne
Nora Smith
Wiregrass Martier
Ashburn
B. H. Hardy
Barnesville News Gazette
J. A. Hall
DeKalb New Era
Decatur
J. H Clarke
Monroe Advertiser
Forsyth
Otis A. Brumby
Cobb County Times
Marietta
W. K. Sutlive
Blackshear Times
A. H
Dean
Gainesville Eagle
Richard Reid
Augusta Bulletin
Congressmen Brand Ill at Home in Athens
Congressman C. H. Brand remains seriously ill at his Athens home. He had shown some improvement on Sunday after a week in critical condition and has been unable to attend current sessions of Congress.
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C. H. Brand
Athens
Congress
Teach him to think and act with reason and independence
A long letter advises Cousin Charles to raise Tom as an independent, thoughtful man. It argues that genius comes from training and environment, not sameness, and cites Washington Lincoln and Buffalo Bill as examples. It urges study of great men while fostering unique talents and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Orotkit
George Washington
Abraham
Lincoln
Buffalo Bill
Tom
Charles
Joé
Joe
Death of J B Ballard at remote cabin near Rober ta
J B Ballard, 68, was found dead on the floor of his cabin near Rober ta by neighbors early Friday. He had been ill for several days and is thought to have died of natural causes. He lived alone and is survived by one son Tees Ballard of Jefferson Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Ballard
Roberta
Tees Ballard
Jefferson-Barracks
Copenhagen Then and Now A Modern Harbor City
Open harbor city Copenhagen mixes ancient towers with a dramatic Free Port scene. The piece describes Trotsky lectures, the town hall tower climb, the Great Free Port, and the glacier carved Zealand, highlighting Danish architecture, commerce, and cosmopolitan life in a vivid 1930s travelogue tone.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
L. A
WNU
Openhagen
Kobenhayn
Leon Trotsky
Bond
Copenhagen
Europe
St. Nicholas Church
Brand Brand
Paul Reveres
Nuremberg
New York
Absalon
Romulus
Town Hall
Denmark
America
Plymouth
Jamestown
Greenland
Norway
Zealand
Amager
Baltic Sea
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Poland
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Mrs. Bankston
Georgia Press Group
Williams
Agi
Trey
No.123
Germany
Baltic
Hudson Bay
Hayven
Kiel Canal
Free Port
Manchuria
South
England
Americas
Australia
Malmo
Citadel and Park
Frederick II
White House
Dean's
Ellus About
Cate
Barnisto
Topay
Alaska
Beaver
Ermine
Gowe
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