Howard News Local Socials In Howard County Church Services and Visits
Howard News summarizes neighbors attending church services in Jusenon City and multiple social visits around Howard. It lists guests from Butler Macon Savannah Reynolds Daviston Prattsburg and Junc tion City with small talk about family, travel and a Ford car. A reflective poem about humility and duty accompanies the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusenon City
J. L. Burt
Butler
R. Ly, Brown
J .S. Martin
Macon
Howard
Lillian Brown
Fannie Mae Parker
Ethel Fain
Marilou Averett
Frank Fain, Jr
Walden
Edd Fain
Savannah
Mrs
A. F. Fain
Thought Alone Is Real Reading Furnishes Knowledge
A compact assertion that reading supplies materials for knowledge while thinking creates understanding. It argues thinking transforms the read materials into real knowledge through mental processing.
Teachers Examination and Certification in Georgia
The examination for teachers runs July 81 and August 1 with Friday and Saturday sessions on elementary and high school subjects. Details cover General Elementary licenses, Class B and Class A certificates, and High School Certificates, including required scores, state processing, and recommended readings by La Rue and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
U.S
Brades
State Department of Education
State Department
Georgia
La‘Rue
American Book Company
Lincoln
Ginn and Company
Guilty Verdict in Scopes Case Fines and Shift to Knoxville
The Tennessee trial of John T. Scopes ended with conviction on a charge of teaching evolution in public schools. A minimum $100 fine was imposed and $500 bail set. The judge expunged from the record William Jennings Bryan’s testimony, signaling a procedural move toward appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Dayton
Tenn
State of Tennessee
John. T. Scopes
Rhea County
John ‘I’. Scopes
State of
Tennessee
Scopes
State Supreme Court
Knoxville
Tennessee Court
Supreme Court
John T. Raulston
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Taylor to Head Mail Carriers Convention
Hugh W. Taylor of Cuthbert was reelected president of the Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association at Albany for the 22nd annual convention. Savannah was chosen as the 1926 meeting site. Other officers reelected include Ben L. Camp as vice president Oscar L. Floyd as secretary and treasurer R. B. Flanagan as sergeant at arms G. T. Tippin as editor and Horace Peacock named to the executive committee. The session closed in Albany on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hugh W. Taylor
Cuthbert
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association
Savannah
Ben L.iCamp
Whitesburg
Oscar L. Floyd
Plainville
R. B. Flanagan
McRae
G. T. Tippin
Round Oak
Horace Peacock
L. P. Hodges
Cold in the Head Remedy from Shaney & Co Toledo
An old advertisement describes Cold in the Head as a common run down condition. It promotes Halu’s Catarrh Medicine a local ointment and a blood tonic said to quickly build up the system against colds. The ad notes Shaney & Co Toledo have sold it for over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halu
Spain
S.heney & Co
Toledo
Georgia House Rejects Bill To Repeal Five Day Marriage Rule
Atlanta lawmakers clash as House General Judiciary Committee No 2 adopts an adverse report 15 to 14 on a bill to repeal the five day advertising requirement for marriage licenses. A companion bill easing the rule for applicants over 21 moved forward. Walter T Steed authored the defeated measure Rosser of Walker county backed the substitute. Advocates for the current law packed the committee room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House General Judiciary Committee
Walter T. Steed
Taylor County
Rosser
Walker County
Steed
W. T Hunnicutt
R. K. Rambo
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Marvin Williams
First Cotton Bale Arrives in Macon for 1925 Season
The first bale of 1925 cotton reached Macon and was delivered to W. O. Kinney Company from Bennett's Warehouse Eastman. Weighing 495 pounds, it was grown by Dodge County farmer George Martin and sold for 43 cents a pound. Savannah reports another 1925 bale sold at 43 cents in the Cotton Exchange lobby, with W. O. Hughes acting for Alexander Eccles and Co. and E. A. Cutts as auctioneer, to be shipped to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
W. O. Kinney Company
Bennett
Eastman
George Martin
Dodge County
Savannah
Georgia
Butler, Stevens and Co
In Memory of Mrs J H Jones
A June death ends the life of Mrs. J H Jones at home. Born Bessie Byrd on Jan 6 1924 she died in her fortieth year. Survived by husband Darwin and daughter Sarah and by her mother and brothers and sister. Burial/Heavenly reunion prayers offered for family and friends. Mrs C B Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Williams
Athens
J.R. Williams
Ft. Valley
New England
P. F. Vanlandingham
J. H. Jones
Jones
Bessie Byrd
Pickens Byrd
Methodist Church
Darwin
Sarah
J. M. Montgomery
Tom
Robert
Charlie
Mahlon
Clinton D. K
Vastine Byrd
C. B. Byrd
Purification Cure Promises Health With Calotabs
A drug ad claims Calotabs purify the system and restore vitality. It urges a thorough course, recommends taking Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks, and offers a family package with directions for 35 cents and trial packages at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
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E. A. Goddard Reynolds, Gy
New York
Boston
Long Island Sound
Ocean Steamship Company OF
Bull Street
Savannah, Georgia
McCormick-Deering
Planters
Reynolds
McCormick-Deering Line
Himes
Uedgeton
Bawls Wrigley
Howard News
Fannie Parker
Grady England
Thelma Spinks
Marie
J. E., Brown
H K. Sealy
Louise Parks
Brown Parker
L. P. Parker
Moley Austin
H. N. Culvehouse
J. M. Brown
Daviston
W. C. Childs
Charlie Euawards
Prattsburg
Leonard Morgan
Junction City
Slaughter
Columbus
O 0. Brown
Hugh Perkins
P. F, Vanlandingham
Man and the Tree
T. Rustin
C. S
Harold Bell
Leton & Company
Ishers
West Sind Street
Tennessee Supreme Bench
Taylor
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