Rupert School Forms For Self Improvement Leaders Club
On April 12 the seventh and eighth grades organized Our Leader's Club to promote worthy causes and summer study. Officers elected Edwin Harris president Edward Lawhorn vice president Tom Turner secretary treasurer with 19 charter members. Members must complete 100 algebra or arithmetic problems, read a Bible book, and study another subject. suspensions apply for noncompliance.
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Rupert School
Edwin Harris
Edward Lawhorn
Tom Turner
Third District Republicans Nominate Culpepper for Congress
A meeting of the Third District Republican Executive Committee in Americus with about 60 attending from 24 counties nominated Geo. B. Culpepper Jr. of Fort Valley for Congress. Arnold and Dunning were recommended for U S Senator positions opposing Goeke and Georgia's governor, and the group praised Charles R. Crisp.
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Republican Executive Committee
Sumter County
Americus
Geo. B. Culpepper, Jr
Fort Valley
J. W. Arnold
M. O. Dunning
State Republican
Hardwick and Holder Enter Georgia Governor Race
Atlanta dispatches report two veteran campaigners Thomas W. Hardwick and John N. Holder joined Georgia’s governor race, increasing the field to nine. Holder issues a statement citing experience and state knowledge as assets, while Hardwick campaigns continue amid a crowded field including Abit Nix and Eugene Talmadge among others.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
John N. Holder
Georgia
Hardwick
Holder
Richard B. Russell
U. S. Senate
Abit Nix
Arlie D
Lcker
John I. Kelley
Hoke O'Kelley
Edwards
Eugene Talmadge
F. B. Summers
I Holder
Jefter
L. G. Hardman
Clifford Waler
Justice Bell Promoted and Sutton Considered for Seat
Gov. Richard Russell named R. C. Bell to the Georgia Supreme Court to fill the late James K. Hines. He also offered Judge Bell’s old seat on the state Supreme Court to Judge I. H. Sutton of Clarkesville. Both moves until the November general election.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell
R. C. Bell
Georgia Court of Appeals
the Supreme Jeourt
Judge Bell
Mercer University
Land Court of Appeals
Preston
Webster County
R. A. Bell
Martha E. Bell
Sylvester
Cairo
Albany
Outlook Promising For Cargill Election to Congress
Columbus reporter W E Pape predicts J Ralston Cargill will win the Third District race. Page cites 28 unit votes in Chattahoochee circuit plus support from Schley Sumter Webster Lee Turner and Pulaski counties to reach a majority, with Castellon as rival in eight units. Cargill plans district tours before the September primary.
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Columbus
J. Ralston Cargill
Chas. R. Tsp
W. E. Pape
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgia
Cargill
J. Page
Page
Americus
Chattahoocee Quateral
Nucelus
Panere
Castellon
Mr. Cargill
Caeli
Schley
Sum
Local Candidates Qualify For September Primary
Local voters face a September primary with candidates already paying the county Democratic executive committee entrance fees. For Congress the slate includes J Ralston Cargill and B T Castejow. for Judge of the Superior Court Chattahoochee Circuit C Frank McLaughlin. for Solicitor General Chattahoochee Circuit A Jones Perryman and W Willis Battle. for Taylor County Representative J T Childs and C W Foy. Filing closes tomorrow at noon. It is expected that additional announcements for Senate from the 28th district and more Solicitor General candidates will follow before closing.
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Congress
J. Ralston Cargill
B. T. Castejow
Judge Superior Court
Chattanoosuee Circuit
C. Frank McLaughin
Chattahoosehee
A. Jones Perryman
W. Willis Battle
Taylor County
J. T. Childs
C. W. Foy
Senate
Fairy Footsteps and Classical Pieces Feature Update
A fragmented list of musical works and composers appears, including Fairy Footsteps Butterflies and Popular Songs with Merry Bells of Morning by Bessie Dreizin. Other entries reference Schubert Cadman Gottschalk-Merkel Paderewski and Grieg in a collage of names and pieces.
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Bessie Dreizin
Joseph From A Slane To A Prime Minister
A lesson on Genesis 41 16 57 places Joseph in Egypt 3647 years ago. It recounts his two dreams about grain and celestial bodies and their interpretation by his family hinting at future honors.
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Joseph
Egypt
Aehe
Alva Bazemore Leads Sixth Grade In Form V Test
The Herald reports the local school finished the New Stanford Achievement Test form V for sixth grade under teacher Mrs. Annie Laurie Gregory. The sixth grade showed a splendid room performance, with results highlighted on page 8.
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Alva Bazemore
Annie Laurie Gregory
H Al Riley Named Receiver in Large Estate Case
In Columbus a Superior Court hearing in the Purvis estate case named H Al Riley of this city as receiver for F R Purvis of Howard. The estate includes farm tracts in Taylor Talbot and Marion counties and property in Florida with about 18 one horse farms operated. Heirs dispute management by others in charge who hold a life interest. Counsel for plaintiffs C W Foy and Christian argued. defendants were Homer Beeland and Walter B Steed.
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Columbus
Nudge F. McLauchlin
Superior
L. &. Purvis
Pay
Butler
Christian
Tifton
Homer Beeland
Reynolds
Walter BW. Steed
Siation
Perryman Qualifies for Re-Election Solicitor General
The Herald notes the formal announcement of Jones A. Perryman seeking re election as solicitor general of the Chattahoochee circuit. Born in Talbotton he grew up in the circuit and earned his law degree at Mercer University before practicing with his father. He later moved to Columbus to continue his career.
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Jones A. Perryman
Perryman
Chattahoochee
Ofice
Mr. Perryman
Talbotton
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
le Vert College
Mercert University
A. J. Perryman
West Georgia
Highwaymen Kidnap Marion Officer In Ohio Wake
Two white men kidnapped Patriot R. G. Duke, a Buena Vista night policeman, at a Wise Filling Station near Marion. After forcing Duke into their car at gunpoint they drove four miles toward Americus, robbed him of a pistol flashlight and money, and ordered him to leave. Police tracked the stolen car to Columbus where suspects Odum of Columbus and Herring of Atlanta were arrested with the gun flashlight and money. They admitted the vehicle was stolen from Eufaula Alabama.
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Marion County
R. G. Duke
Buena Vista
Duke
Wise
Americus Highway
Doyle
Columbus
Americus
Odum
Herring
Atlanta
Eufaula
Ala
Cone
Elliston's Store Robbed at Rupert Friday Night
The store of W E Elliston at Rupert was entered by an intruder Friday night. A small cash amount and several food and clothing items were taken. A skeleton key was believed used. The nearby Trussell gasoline tank was drained. Locals expect arrests after a close check.
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W. E. Elliston
Rupert
W. H. Trussell
Poppy Sale Successful by Butler Unit 124
The Poppy Sale held by Butler Unit 124 last Saturday met with strong public interest and support. Participants listed include Clyde Ajay Jeen Margery Walker Frank Brown Jr Henry Brooks Mareeve Cook Lorena Daniel Pansy Riley Wilbar and Mrs W H Trussell chairwoman Mrs H Walker president.
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Butler Unit
Clyde Ajay
Jeen
Margery Walker
Frank Brown, Jr
Henry Brooks
Ay Pyrd
Mareeve Cook
Lorena Daniel
Pansy Riley
Wilbadeen
Wilbar
W. H
Truss
Water death ends lakeside outing near Macon
Felix L. Dunwody, 19, an employee in the Macon Telegraph news department, drowned Wednesday at Lakeside Park near Macon after about 16 minutes in the water. Two companions watched as he sank a few feet from a diving platform.
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Lakeside Park
Macon
Felix L. Dunwody
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Ft. Valley
Highway Board
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Sutton
Court OF Appeals
Supreme Bench
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Song of the Drum
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Circus Day
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Clyde Amay Green
Jack and Jill
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Minuet In “G
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Tads Inspiration
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Florida
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Butler School
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J. W. Waters
Mika Louise Turk
Butler Public School
Saylor County
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Toy Symphony Orchestra
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Dixie Cafe
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Homer Clyde Chapman
John Robert Cooper
Huell Bloodworth
Hugh §. Fain
Sara Henrieta Goodman
Ann Juliet Jarrell
W. Wilson’ Jarrell
Edith Orrell
Howard McCants
Clyde Belmont Pittman
Elizabeth Lavenia ‘Parks
Homer Hubert Payne
Sara Louise Turk
Ruth Turner
Joseph Warren Waters
Mitchell H. Montgomery
Sara Peterman
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