Regents decline re employment of Cocking and Pittman in Georgia
In Atlanta on July 14 the re formed Board of Regents voted 10 to 5 not to re employ Dr Walter D Cocking as dean of the School of Education at the University of Georgia and rejected renewal of Dr Marvin S Pittman president of Georgia Teachers College Statesboro Both votes followed a morning session clash over leadership as new members joined the board and Governor Talmadge faced opposition The board also adopted a resolution praising Talmadge while defending the university system and separate white and Negro schools
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Atlanta
Board of Regents
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Walter D. Cocking
School of Education
University of Georgia
Athens
Marvin S. Pittman
Georgia Teachers Teachers College
Statesboro
Talmadge
Dean Cocking
Dr. Pittman
T. Jack Lance
Young Harris
W .S. Morris
Augusta
E. O. Hunter
Savanah
R. D. Harvey
Lindale
George Woodruff
Coumbus
Ne—Talmadge
J. S. Peters
Manchester
Julian Strickland Jr
Valdosta
J. Ben Jackson
Gray
John Summings
Donaldsonville
K. S. Varn
Waresboro
L. W. Robert Jr
Susie T. Moore
Tifton
Scott Candler
Decatur
Joe S. Jenkins
Hartwell
Cockling
Pitman
Pittman
Robert
University System of Georgia
State of Georgia
Peters
Dr. Cocking
Julius Rosenwald Foundation
Georgia
Harmon Caldwell
Cocking
Workers Council Meet at Baptist Church
About one hundred members of the Workers Council of the Columbus Baptist Association met at Butler Baptist Church. The session began at 10 30 yesterday morning and ran to mid afternoon. Dr L H Wright of Macon spoke on Christian Education followed by Columbus Roberts Solon M Davis K C Kirce O B Newsome and G Hugh Dozier. Dinner was served at noon by local ladies.
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Workers Council of the
Columbus Baptist Association
Butler Baptist Church
L .H. Wright
Tatnall Square Baptist Church
Macon
Columbus Roberts
Solon M. Davis
K. C. Kirce
O. B. Newsome
G. Hugh Dozier
Home-Coming at Antioch set for next Sunday
Rev J H Stanford of Adel will lead the morning worship at Antioch Baptist church during the annual home coming. Rev E H Dunn of Reynolds will preach the afternoon sermon. Former pastors and members will attend. Program includes songs, prayers, sermons, and lunch.
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J. H Stanford
Antioch
J. H. Stanford
Adel
Antioch Baptist Church
Butler
Stanford
Taylor County
E. H. Dunn
Reynolds Baptist Church
Antioch Church
Dunn
Antiovi
Emily Jarrell
Hamp Riley
H. Mercer
Funeral Services For Fleetwood Cooper At Sand Bethel
Fleetwood Cooper a Taylor county farmer and carpenter died of a heart attack at his Rupert home Tuesday night. He was born August 12, 1883 in Wooster county, moved to Taylor county about 30 years ago, and had lived in Rupert since. Funeral services were held at Sand Bethel church this morning with Rev. Ran Lawhorn officiating. Interment followed at Sand Bethel cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews. He is survived by his wife Gussie Cooper.
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Fleetwood Cooper
Taylor County
Rupert
Mr. Cooper
Wooster County
Tom
Allie Harrison Cooper
Cooper
Sand Bethel Church
Ran Lawhorn
Sand Bethel Cemetery
Gussie Cooper
Work at Mt Nebo Cemetery Meeting Next Tuesday
Community volunteers are invited to gather at Mt Nebo cemetery near Charing to clean and beautify the grounds. The event seeks helpers for grounding maintenance and floral upkeep.
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MT. Nebo
Mt. Nebo Cemetery
Charing
Two Die In Cochran Field Training Crash Near Macon
A training plane in formation with cadet Frank E During of Hollywood and Lt. F. H. Barrett of Warren, Me, crashed near Cochran Field during a practice flight, killing both. An army board launched a full investigation into the cause. The Taylor County Superior Court will convene Monday in a special session to fill the late Alton Halley’s county commissioner term, with Grand Jury members named to serve.
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Macon
Cochran Field
Frank E. During
Hollywood
Calif
F. H. Barrett
Warren
Barrett
Army Board
Florence Cosner
Albany
Edna Barrett
Richer Junior College
Maxwell Field
Ala
Mar Cochran Field
Air Corps
Columbia
S. C
Taylor County Superior Court
Geo. C. Palmer
Alton M .Halley
Taylor Superior Court
Halley
Reynolds
Grand Jury
Messrs
J. Ran Cooper
W. M. Brown Sr
L. P. Anthony
Cooper
R .L .Swearingen
C. F. Rustin
C. S .Newton
W .R. Lawhorn
D. A. England
Joe Brown
Hugh Gilson
M .T. Gaultney Sr
R. L. Philman
R. L. Bell
A. W. Adams
McInvale Infant Dies of Spinal Meningitis
Frankie McInvale four months old the child of Mr and Mrs Frank McInvale died early Thursday at home from spinal meningitis Funeral services were held at Turners Chapel at four o clock Thursday afternoon with Rev M J Wood presiding
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Frankie Jackson McIinvale
Frank McInvale
Turners Chapel
M. J. Wood
Dean Given Stay From Army Service
Mr M P Dean has been granted a deferment from active service in the U S Army. He will continue as a Technician for the Soil Conservation Service in Taylor county, where he has worked for the past year.
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M. P. Dean
U. S. Army
Soil Conservation Service
Taylor County
Dean
Taylor County Urged to Join National Aluminum Drive
Taylor County citizens are urged to donate used aluminum for the National Defense Aluminum Collection. Mayor J R Wilson of Butler leads the drive with district committees and collection sites set July 21 to July 29. Local organizations including Boy Scouts and Women’s Clubs participate, all aluminum going to national defense.
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Roosevelts
Taylor County
National Defense
J. R. Wilson
Butler
Walton Hodges
Reynolds
Paul McDaniel
Fickling Mill
W. A. Jarrell
Daviston
Carsonville
E. H. Perkins
Howard
Randall Waller
Mark
Sims Garrett Sr
Charing
W. E. Ellisot
Rupert
W. F. Gray Sr
McCants Mill
Elbert Pride
Potterville
Boy Scout Troops
Womens' Clubs
State Defense Corps
Primitive Baptists Hold Annual Three Day Meeting
The Bethel Primitive Baptist church near Butler hosted a three day meeting from Friday to Sunday led by Elder S. H. McCorkle with assist Elder Case Phillips. Basket dinner was served on the church ground each day during the session.
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Primitive Baptists
Bethel
Butler
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church
S. H. McCorkle
Case Phillips
Down Argentine Way Returns At Dean Theatre Butler
The Dean Theatre in Butler brings back the technicolor film Down Argentine Way starring Don Ameche and Betty Grable for a return engagement on Wednesday and Thursday July 23 and 24. Audiences who saw it before may rewatch. first-time viewers are urged to attend with refunds offered if not satisfied.
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Argentine Way
Dean Theatre
Butler
Don Amechee
Betty Grable
Reynolds Couple to Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Reynolds residents Roscoe Ansley Hinton and Virginia Woodfin Hinton mark their Golden Wedding on July 19. The couple, longtime teachers and community leaders, are honored by family, friends, and Taylor County in Georgia. Their son Ben W. Hinton and daughter E Paul Hodges, plus five grandchildren, accompany memories of public service.
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Roscoe Ansley Hinton
Virginia Woodfin Hinton
Reynolds
Georgia
Hinton
W. G. Woodfin
Penfield Ga
Mercer University
Woodfin
Macon
Penfield
Lucy Cook College
LaGrange
B. B. Hinton
Buena Vista
Americus
Delta
Reynolds Banking Company
Taylor County
First National Bank of
San Francisco
California
Jas. M. Cox
United States
Hinton and Company of
B. W.euntons
Ben W. Hinton
E. Paul Hodges
Woodfin Hinton
Moultrie
Dorothy
Elizabeth Hinton
Pat Hodges
Virginia Hodges
Henry S Montgomery to Speak at Turners Chapel Revival
Henry S. Montgomery known as Little Siebe Montgomery will speak at Turner's Chapel during the regular prayer meeting hour Saturday night. He is studying for the ministry and has a message for listeners. An extended revival series is planned to begin at Turner's Chapel soon with a public invitation.
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Henry
Little Siebe) Montgomery
Turner's Chapel
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Workers’ Council
Baptist Church
Sand Bethel
FLECT
McInvale
R. A. Hinton
R. A. Hintton
Henry S. Montgomery
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