The Lost Kiss and a Father’s Quiet Lesson
A Georgia PLC column recalls a half written poem and a moment with a child. A little girl’s kiss request becomes a window into memory and remorse. The writer reflects on how harsh words can shape a child’s memory and urges kinder, purposeful speech for growth.
Albany convention program promises balanced fun and value
The Albany convention's upcoming events include a well balanced schedule with many recreational activities. Radium Springs will host 40 to 60 guests at $2 per person per day with swimming included. reduced swimming privileges are 25 cents for convention badge holders. Gordon Hotel and New Albany Hotel serve as headquarters for Carriers' Association and Ladies' Auxiliary, respectively. Jerry Mobley and local postal workers prepare to ensure a delightful stay, urging attendance and early reservations.
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Albany
Springs
Gordon Hotel
Carriers’ Association
New Albany
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jerry Mobley
Second District
Printup and Thornton elected to key posts as new Georgia carrier group forms
Printup of Dearing was elected second vice president and W G Thornton of Hull became secretary. Col McWhorter and Col J T West retained as counsel, and We EH Hunt Thomson was reelected treasurer. A new board of governors was chosen, with some old members retained. J T Pender of Williston, S C, attended and pledged South Carolina carrier support for the project, while President Thompson invited to Charleston for the foundation. The group toured Millinery Hill property after lunch and was impressed. Membership notes report 914 members with 890 regular carriers unpaid. counties Miller Mitchell Second District and Richmond Walton Wilkes in their districts reach 100 percent.
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Printup
Dearing
W. G. Thornton
Hull
Col. Hamilton McWhorter
J. T. West
We EH
Hunt
Thomson
J. T. Pender
Williston
S. C
South Carolina Association
Georgia
South Carolina
Thompson
Charleston
Mlckery Hill
Miller and Mitchell
Richmond
Walton and
Wilkes
Wheeler McWhite Engagement Announced in Jasper and Athens
Mr and Mrs A G Wheeler of Jasper announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine to Elbert N WeWhite of Athens. The marriage is planned for August 3.
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A. G. Wheeler
Jasper
Katherine
Elbert N. WeWhite
Athens
Memorial Foundation Board Meeting Held in Thomson
On Monday July 5 the Thos E Watson Rural Free Delivery Foundation held a board of governors meeting at the McDuffie county courthouse in Thomson with about 50 carriers and wives. President G H Thompson of Jackson presided with Col Hamilton McWhorter of Lexington as secretary. Col J T West, associate counsel, spoke on the foundation's purpose and McDuffie citizens role in the campaign. A report on board activities was given and campaign plans discussed. G H Thompson was reelected president and Gray Meek of Nicholls was promoted to first vice president.
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Thos. E. Watson Rural Free Delivery Foundation
McDuffie’ County
Thomson
G.”’ H. Thompson
Jackson
Hamilton ‘McWhorter
Lexington
Gol. J. T. West
McDuffie County
Board of Governors
G. H. Thompson
Gray Meek
Nicholls
B. R
National Body Sends Two Officers To Annual Meet
Albany prepares for the 84th annual Georgia R L C A convention and Ladies Auxiliary in July 1920 with a large reception committee and a program featuring notable speakers including Mrs. Ralph Fifield C J Brown Gov Rivers and others. The two day program, banquet at Radium Springs, and city officials welcome delegates while Gordon and New Albany hotels host headquarters. A record attendance is expected.
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Albany
The
Georgia R. L. C. A
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. W. Williams
Second District Association
Ralph Fifield
Thetford Center
C. J. Brown
Franklin, Tenn
Rivers
Orie E. Myers
U. S. Civil Service District
Rudolph Greer
J. R. Guerry
Atlanta
Neal
C. S. Hubbard
Radium Springs
R. F. Armstrong
Dan L. Gibson
Gordon Hotel
New Albany
Rest and Recreation in Georgia Breezes At Albany
In a casual column the author extols Georgia’s climate and coastal breezes as ideal for rest and recovery. He notes mild winters, summer breezes, and easy access to mountain retreats and ocean air, urging families to travel to Albany for a two day convention filled with socializing and relaxation. The piece references rural carriers, summer gatherings, and the joy of reconnecting with friends during warm weather.
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Georgia
Albany
Albany Convention Committees List Members by Districts
The document lists convention committees with chairs and members across Georgia towns. It names Credentials, Budget, Resolutions, Constitution and By-Laws, Memorial, Retired Carriers clubs, including chairpersons J. I. Smith, J. E. Roberts, B. E. Crawford, R. Lashley, W. A. Keown, and members from Macon, Savannah, Atlanta, Cairo, Rome, Marietta, and other cities.
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J. I. Smith
Clarkesville
R. C. Crosby
Baxely
W. G. Thornton
Hull
J. D. Clark
Milner
M. W. ‘Ballcom
Blakely
J. E. Roberts
Atlanta
E. S. Sisk
Lexington
H. W. Taylor
Savannah
BE. C. Crawford
Macon
A. M. Lewis
H. G. McCranie
Milan
Geo. A. Bell
Cuthbert
G. Ayers
Cedartown
R. E. Lashley
Cairo
J. A. Barker
St. George
C. F. Hall
Sandersville
B. Puckett
Buford
Horace Peacock
Fairburn
W. A. Keown
Rome
F. L. White
Buckhead
M.A. Edwards
Shellman
Carriers’ Club Committee
J. R. Pilcher
Leslie
G T. Pippin
St. Simons Island
T. M Wilder
Acree
J. P.porter
Jonesboro
T. J. Hamby
Marietta
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