Rural Mail Carrier Tribute Reflects Service and Hope
A heartfelt celebration honors rural mail carriers, led by H. C. Smith and R. J. McLean, praising dedication on early routes from snowbound starts to modern times. The piece extols integrity, loyalty, and the sacred bond between carriers and patrons, urging continued service and community trust. It concludes with a personal note on a recent wedding and future travels.
Membership Standing Reaches Toward One Hundred Percent
Since our report last week dues have risen boosting records. Six counties are in the 100 percent column Schley Haralson Murray Polk Whitfield Talliaferro. First installment of subscribers for the National Rural Letter Carrier is nearly complete, with the state still short about thirty names from last year. Membership prospects look favorable toward reaching the 100 percent goal again, so all members should pay dues and ensure no lapse in subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Haralson
Murray
Polkk
Whitfield
Talliaferro
Miss Mathis Weds Jesse Walker in Hahira Ceremony
Miss Carolyn Mathis daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Mathis of Hahira married Jesse B Walker also of Hahira and formerly of Deerfield Fla Sunday afternoon June 5 in the presence of a large group of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Mathis
C.L. Mathis
Hahira
Jesse B. Walker
Deerfield
Fla
Engagement Notice and Georgia Carrier Convention Appeal
Mr and Mrs B E Robinson announce the engagement of Ola to Earl Ellth of Chattanooga with a July wedding. Dear Fellow Carriers of Georgia asks for participation at the upcoming state convention on July 19 and urges 500 new members in ten days, highlighting National Secretary Clifton J Brown as honored guest and stressing personal effort to grow the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Robinson
Marshallville
Ola
Earl Ellth
Chattanooga
Georgia
Pease
Clifton J. Brown
Franklin, Tenn
Georgia Association
Brown
Georgia Southern
J. E. Mob‘ley
Albany
Thos. G. Walters
G. R. L. C. Association
Toccoa
Paul Revere the Silversmith and Copper Work for Constitution
Paul Revere, a noted silversmith and copper worker, supplied the copper sheathing for the frigate Constitution from his shop, reflecting his significant role in naval material distribution of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Constitution
Berry Exhibit Prep and Canning Recipes for Fair
Instructions for H. D. A. Berry Exhibit include requirements for 2 quart jars of blackberries 2 pint jars jam and 2 quart jars berry juice total six quarts. Canning methods cover dewberries raspberries and blackberries with sugar syrup bulk steps water bath timings and vessel specifics. Emphasis on selecting ripe fruit proper packing warming processing times and use of enamel lined cans and white glass jars for exhibits.
China Learns Sugar Making from India in 600 A D
Historical note records a Chinese emperor sending envoys to India around 600 A D to study sugar production. The exchange reflects early cross continental knowledge transfer in culinary crafts and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Surplus Farm Goods Reach Georgia Needy Through Federal Program
The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation explains that over 8 million pounds of surplus farm products were distributed last year to Georgia relief rolls, targeting price depressed markets. Distributions, with AAA help, included flour, citrus, apples, prunes, butter, oats, syrup and cotton ticking. Field corn work at Canal Point Fla speeds breeding with winter crops. corn planted late October shed pollen December, and November 4 plant showed tassels January 25. Georgia prices for crops rose versus last year, except chickens down 6 percent. corn up 93 percent, oats 51 percent, potatoes 88 percent, peanuts 28 percent, cowpeas 15 percent. Livestock values also rose though not as much as crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Georgia
AAA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Canal Point
Fla
Crop Reporting Service
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Georgia S
C. Wael
Lody
Treaspitaville
Iyer
H. C. Smith
R. J, McLean
Nebere
Rome
Thei
Jacksonville Beach
Hathira
Miss Mathis
Robinson—Ellis
Willie Leggitt
Ralph Fulghum
Enowa U
John Eason Mer