National Editorial Association Tour Through Georgia
Editors from the National Editorial Association toured Georgia from June 6 to June 12 visiting Macon Montezuma Andersonville Savannah Augusta Athens Gainesville Blairsville Dahlonega Blairsville again and other sites. Notable stops included the National Cemetery at Andersonville the old fort at Frederica in St Simons Island and Libery Hall in Crawfordsville. The group attended a University of Georgia campus meeting in Athens and enjoyed Georgia Power Company picnics and a Georgia barbecue while noting Southern hospitality and historic landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Montezuma
Andersonville
National Cemetery
Wirz
Providence Springs
Americas
Radium Springs
Sarron G. Collier
Brunswick
Howard E. Coffin
St. Simon's Island
Aaron Burr
Hamilton
Savannah
United States
Darien
Midway Church
James Screven
Daniel Hart
Oliver Wendell Holmes
DeSoto Hotel
Bonaventure
Wormsloe Gardens
Tomighichi
Ogiethorpe
Romney
Statesboro
Augusta
Julia
Hey
Carmichael Club
Crawfordsville
Liberty Hall
Alexander Stephens
Athens
University of Georgia
Gainesville
Eul's Gay
Cleveland
Dahlonega
Blairsville
Hiawassee
Lupyiwa
Georgia Press Associtvo
Deep South
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
California
America
Sound sleepers and their conscience trouble
A brief quip notes that those who sleep well avoid guilt or self-revelation, implying a link between rest and moral peace. The saying contrasts troubled sleepers with those burdened by conscience.
Inspirational session by Butler W M S for Colored
The Woman's Missionary and Educational Convention of the 2nd Flint River Association for the colored held a quarterly meeting at Hopewell Baptist church Butler May 80 81. Rev G W Jackson pastor opened with devotions and sermons. The program featured welcomes by local leaders Rev J H Carson Rev F M Carson Rev F W Wimslie and Rev M C Fields among others. Reports praised temperance missions and education. Finances totaled 32.02, with society contributions and donations. Lillie Jenkins pres Rosa McCrary treasurer urged members to reflect on their duties to God and the mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary and Educational Convention
2Nd
Flint River Association For the Colored
Hopewell Baptist Church
Butler
G. W. Jackson
Jackson
W .M. and
M. C. Fields
Macon
F. M .Carson
Green Pastures
Sunday School
Florine Gray
W. M. Club
Ethel Mae McCrary
W. M
Regine McCrary
Church
Minnie Howard
St. Phillips A. M. E
Willie Mae Corbin
J. H. Carson
Cowen
L. R Sparks
Dea
C. F. McCrary
Mattle Drain
Evelyn Harris
W. M Ub
Aper
Annie Bell Gray
Lula C. Hicks
F. W. Wimslie
Willie Heath
Woman's Auxiliary
Second Flint River Association
Lillie Jenkins
Rosa McCrary
Sec
Georgia reorganization urged by state commission
The special Georgia legislative reorganization commission on June 6 released a preliminary report accusing unorganized administrative departments of inefficiency and extravagance. Led by Hugh Peterson Jr, the document calls public distrust in officials and outlines testimony from officials and citizens. Recommendations for a full reorganization are expected in a final report to be submitted to the upcoming regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Special Georgia Legisative Reorganization Commission
Hugh Peterson
General Assembly
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO TEXAS JUNE 20 1931
Central of Georgia Railway announces a special excursion to Texas on June 20 1931 with a single fare plus 25 cents for round trip tickets. Valid in coaches sleeping and parlor cars upon Pullman charges. Final return July 12 1931. Ask ticket agent for exact fare schedules and sleeping car reservations.
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Texas
Central OF Georgia Railway
Cotton Shippers Fight Farm Board Says Truth Lies Elsewhere
Walter Parker argues the Farm Board harms cotton markets, but the piece counters that cooperative marketing supports farmers, raises cooperatives, and keeps prices steady. It credits the Farm Board with stabilizing prices and aiding farmers against private middlemen while noting foreign demand shifts.
Enquirer Sun Spelling Bee Planned for Taylor County
The Enquirer Sun announces a Chattahoochee Valley spelling bee with a final in Columbus. Preliminary contests start July 1 in schools, county winners advance to Butler and then to Columbus for the final, open to adults as well as students. Webster's Handy-Condensed Dictionary words will be used. Supt. Joiner of Reynolds chairs, with local district chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahoochee Valley
New York City
Columbus
The
Enquirer-Sun
Chattanocchee Valley
New York Rip
Arange
Joiner
Butler
Charles R. Brown
Reynolds
M. 0. Williams
Rupert
Fred Austin
Crowells
Earl Neisler
Mauk
Lester Halley
Central
Doc Byrd
Turner’s
Pauline Spillers
Taylor's Mill
J. P. Thompson
Cross Roads
Garvis Locke
Wesley
Walter Caldwell
Attacks on the Federal Farm Brkets Linked To Profit Loss
The piece argues middlemen face less business and lower private profits than before, identifying this as the real cause behind assaults on the Federal Farm Bracket. The text links economic pressure to increased hostility toward the agency.
Butler Georgia Water Works Company Charter Application
Petitioners seek incorporation of Butler Georgia Water Works Company for twenty years with principal office in Butler. The company aims to store, transfer and deliver water, sink wells, lay pipelines, and operate a general water supply system for shareholders and customers. Capital stock set at 8000 dollars, convertible to 50000 with common stock, fully paid and non-assessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Georgia
Steck
Aaid Corporation
Mutler
Butler Wave Works Company Charter Granted in Georgia
The filing shows a petition to form a corporation under Georgia law for Butler Wave Works Company. It notes the right to wind up, liquidate, and surrender the charter, with authorities to issue stock, privileges, and immune clauses. Clerk Cox of Taylor County verifies the true copy of the application charter dated May 29, 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
TERBE
Taylor County
Cox
Supe
Said County
Butler Wavy Works Company
C. S. Cox
Cear Superior Court
Legal sale of land in Taylor County Georgia 1931 notice
The undersigner will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1931 the west 125 acres of a lot and other parcel land totaling about 150 acres more or less in Taylor County Georgia. The sale aims to satisfy a debt secured by a loan deed dated December 1 1920 and recorded in deed book 9 folio 570. the property includes parcels described as owned by A H Riley who is deceased. Purchaser pays cash within legal hours. the sale follows the terms in the deed and is authorized by the court. Minnie L Flournoy and B 8 Miller are involved with the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Russia
America
United States
Federal Farm Board
Scw
Farmh Board
Cotton Cooperatives
Georgia
Taylor County
Butle
Acr
Mra. M. J
Carter Creek
Taylor
State of Georgia
A. H. Riley
E. M. Carter
Minniel
Flourn
Miller
Columbus
Mothers Earn Summer Vacation by Daughters Help
A community urge prompts daughters or sons to volunteer for a month this summer to take over housework for mothers. The aim is to relieve monotony, grant a holiday, and improve happiness and longevity by sharing the chores. The note emphasizes collective support to provide mothers with rest.
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Government OF
the Cotton Shippers
C. C. Moser
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Walter Parker
American Cotton Shippers Association
Uxiahonm Farmer-Stockman
General Farm Board
Aosullalon Waicn
Farm Board
Congress of the United States
Congress
Ece
Parker
Federal Farm Board and
Cotton Cooperative
India
China
Japan
Central Europe
Joiner County Chm
Superior Court
R. A. Scandrett
Halley Peed Edwards
J. W. Edwards
Eli Garrett
C. E. Benns
W. E. Steed
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Halifax
John W. Blount
Coorga Central
Laws of Georgia
Savannah Beach
Tybee Island
Central OF
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