Miss Camilla Hill Weds J Ricks Carson in Reynolds
Mrs J G Hill daughter and Reynolds High School teacher Miss Camilla Hill married Mr J Ricks Carson at her mother's home with Rev M O Williams officiating. The groom, son of a prominent local farmer, is noted as a successful regional farmer. The couple left for a brief bridal trip to North Georgia after the ceremony.
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Camilla Hill
MR. J. Ricks Carson
M. O. Williams
J. Ricks Carson
J. G Hill
Reynolds High School
Reynolds
Carson
North Georgia
Misses Hodges Entertain at Bridge
Misses Marion and Frances Hodges hosted their Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. The rooms displayed early summer flowers and a salad course followed the games. Attending were Miriam Carter Margaret Payne Susie Payne Blanche Marshall Mattie Musslewhite Alice Hicks Emily Hicks Annie Hicks Eloise Weaver Clara Parks Edith Newsom Mary McDonald Mrs Eugene Hodges and Mrs Paul Poe.
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Marion
Frances Hodges
Bridge Club
Miriam Carter
Margaret
Susie Payne
Blanche Marshall
Mattie Musslewhite
Alice
Emily
Annie Hicks
Eloise Weaver
Clara Parks
Edith Newsom
Mary McDonald
Mesdames Eugene Hodges
Paul Poe
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Notes
The Baptist Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon June 12 at Mrs. W. T. Whatley’s home. Attendees enjoyed a program including songs Loyalty to Christ and Give of your best to the Master, a devotional by Mrs. Liffey, a prayer by Mrs. Liggins, and a talk on Youth the Changing Age by Mrs. Liggins.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
W. T. Whatley
Christ
American Legion Post 18 Quiz Answers Revealed
The post lists quiz questions and supplied answers on topics from radio reliability with Byrd's expedition to basic facts. Answers include Saccharin for sweetener, steam draft for locomotives, Ft. Mitchell as Columbus Georgia's original name, 6280 feet per mile, water boils at 212 F, sun distance about 98 million miles, water composition as two hydrogen and one oxygen, Georgia named for King George II, and rainbow colors red through violet.
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Georgia
George II
England
Popular Young Couple United In Marriage At Simple Home Ceremony
Jewel Smith and William Ellis Saunders wed in a private 12:30 p.m. ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Percy Perkins on East Broadway. Rev J A McMurray officiated with only relatives present. The bride wore a blue ensemble with sweetheart roses and valley lilies. Best man was Robert Clarkson. maid of honor was the bride’s sister. The Saunder family are well known in Reynolds and Macon GA areas. The couple plans a wedding luncheon in Gainesville and will reside with the groom’s parents on West 5th Street after a trip to Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Ocala
Fla
Taylor County
W. E. Saunders
W. A. Saunders
Reynolds
Jewel Smith
Sally Packton
William Ellis Saunders
Percy Perkins
East Broadway
J. A. McMurray
Presbyterian Church
Robert Clarkson
Saunder
Commercial Bank
Mr. Saunders
Macon
Wolworth
Saunders
Georgia
Carolinas
Gainesville
West 5Th Street
Plan observance of an anniversary of Polish hero
Indianapolis leaders join National Commander P W McNutt in forming a joint committee for a nationwide observance of the 150th anniversary of Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski. The two day Savannah Ga event will honor the Polish hero who aided American independence. Delegations from Poland and France join Polish Army Veterans Association of America in planning a shrine mound in Savannah.
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Indianapolis
Ind
P. W. McNutt
American Legion
Casimir Pulaski
George Washington
McNutt
United States
Savannah
Tua
Alaski
Polish Army Veterans Association of America
K. S. Baldyga
Detroit
Mich
Poland
France
Pulaski
Constitutional Army
Pulaski’s Legion
Washington
Poultry sales return large sums to investors in Georgia
From a small enterprise in February to May a cooperative poultry sales program in 23 southwest Georgia counties distributed 174,800 dollars from the sale of 676,000 pounds of poultry. The earnings aided farm families during lean income periods and spurred expansion plans. The document urges prudent production, proper marketing, sanitation, and continuous learning through state college and USDA bulletins, with county and home demonstration agents ready to assist.
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Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Delightful Bridge Party For Mrs Carson At Peachland
Mrs. J. R. Carson was delightfully entertained Tuesday afternoon by her Bridge Club at the Peachland Tea Rooms with a Miscellaneous Shower. After games of bridge a salad was served. Those present included Misses Clara Parks Eloise Weaver Frances Hodges Marion Hodges Margaret Payne Susie Payne Alice Hicks Emily Hicks Annie Hicks Miriam Carter Edith Newsom Carol Smith and Mesdames Eugene Hodges Paul Poe Henry Waters Ricks Cargon.
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J. R. Carson
Peachland Tea Rooms
Clara Parks
Eloise Weaver
Frances
Marion Hodges
Margaret
Susie Payne
Alice
Emily
Annie Hicks
Miriam Carter
Edith Newsom
Blanche Marshall
Mattie Musslewhite
Carol Smith
Why Radio Tubes Are Subject to Paralysis
The article explains that thoriated tungsten filaments need a specific surface layer formed by operating at a critical temperature. Overvoltage damages this active layer, causing rapid paralysis of the tube even when visibly bright. Smaller dry-cell tubes are especially prone, prompting radio enthusiasts to use precise voltmeters to maintain correct voltage.
Look for Trouble When Set Does Not Produce First Place
The guide explains checking batteries first in a five-tube radio set not pulling in stations. If batteries and tubes are fine, inspect the detector, radio-frequency tubes, aerial, and ground. A poor ground or poorly located aerial often blocks distant stations. ideal aerial height is 20 feet if possible.
Frequency Amplifier Is Given Other Work
An audio frequency amplifier in a radio receiver can be adapted for other uses. By adding simple connections to a phonograph pickup microphone or detector circuit it can amplify sounds besides radio audio. With appropriate means the audio frequency stage may amplify any audible vibrations.
Five Dollars for Each Dollar Spen on Nitrate Fertilizer
B L Moss of Mississippi states that twelve years experience with Nitrate of Soda as a fertilizer shows a return of at least five dollars for every dollar spent. He notes 200 pounds per acre as a side-dressing costing about remains a firm basis for a 100 to 150 pounds per acre yield increase in cotton. He advocates trading one dollar for five as a reliable method in cotton farming.
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B. L. Moss
Do You Know Why Your Cotton Shedd
Authorities agree shedd is mainly due to plant starvation from nitrogen hunger. In hot dry July or August, millions of acres turn yellow and bolls drop. Chilean nitrate of soda provides immediate nitrogen, keeps plants green, and often doubles yield as a preventive against cotton shedd.
Kill It Some More: Farmers Propose More Land Clearing
A country visit ends with a warning tale of trying to “kill land.” H. F. Ball of Somerville Alabama tried Chilean nitrate of soda to kill land but harvested only 37 bales per acre. In 1928 a poor season prompts plans to intensify land clearing in 1929, with Bailey and many neighbors also considering more acreage to till.
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H. F. Ball Somerville
Ala
Bailey
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