Senator Moses recalls friendship with Mrs Eddy
Senator Moses recalls his friendship with Mary Baker Eddy while discussing Hoover and farm relief, noting Eddy's earnest intellect and leadership. He describes Eddy as a thoughtful educator who influenced public life and recounts her 1889 class experience, its global reach, and her calm, reasonable character.
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Branch to Head Tifton College
Tifton Ga June 8 An election by the board of trustees of South Georgia A and M College selects Dr F G Branch of Cuthbert to succeed Lewis as president. Branch previously led Georgia College at McRae until 1918 and later headed Andrew College at Cuthbert.
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Five Points Notes On Local Visits And Peach Industry
Five Points notes visitors and travel including Mrs. W A Jarrell and children with Mrs. Mary Smith in Butler. Henry Tyee and children visited Upinmoua relatives. Misses Fannie and Thelma Jarrell head to Lhomaston to begin peach industry work. Ethel Jarrell stayed with grandmother in Butler. C F Bennett and Inva Jarrell in Thomaston packing peaches. Mr. Bennett of Musella visiting his son. Jim Rutherford and Butler kin spent weekend with Henry Lyce family. Russell Scandrett of Macon visited. Weeks Adams and children with relatives in Butler. Frank Tyce returns to Reynolds after time with Henry Tyce family. Mrs Mamie Baldwin dies in Dublin. remains go to Talbotton for funeral. Sympathy extended to bereaved families.
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Tchildren
Mary’ Smith
Butler
Henry ‘Tyee
Upinmoua
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Lhomaston
Mamie Baldwin
Dublin
Talbotton
Local Guests Visit in Howard and Thomaston
Mrs. Margaret Wadkings visits Mrs. J. A. Buckner in Howard while Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Culverhouse and daughters spend Sunday in Thomaston with relatives. Mrs. George Parker and children visit Mrs. Lo and Miss Willa Watson. Mrs. Perry Parks travels to Woodbury for her father Robert Cook's illness and death.
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D. W. Culverhouse
Thomaston
George Parker
Willa Watson
Perry Parks
Woodbury
Robert Cook
J. A. Buckner
W.J. Braddy
Mamie Searcy
Veteran Journalist H. H. Cabaniss Celebrates 81st Birthday
Atlanta June 21 veteran journalist H H Cabaniss marked his 81st birthday at his desk in The Atlanta Journal offices. He led The Journal as business manager for 17 years after its 1887 purchase, later serving as publisher of The Augusta Chronicle for two years, then returning to The Journal. He began his career on the New Era in Atlanta after Civil War service.
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Atlanta Journal
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Community Guests and Family Visitors Noted Across Wesley
Wesley area residents welcomed relatives and friends from Santa, Columbus, Butler, Reynolds, Daviston, Howard, Macon and Thomaston for weekend and Sunday visits. A Friday hail storm damaged several local farms, including those of Heath, Bazemore, Spinks, Willis and Adams. Mrs. Harris returned to Macon after weeks with her mother.
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Archie Heath
S. T. Allen
Santa
Ruth Pound
Swainsboro
J. A. Heath
Henry Brooks
Columbus
Mintie Pope
Butler
Herman Amos
John Yorker
Daviston
W.A. Spinks
Frances’ Willis
Adna Amos
Willie Suggs
Robert Suggs
Reynolds
Walter Suggs
Fred Peed
R. M Suggs
Lois Heath
Sid Baldwin
Talbott
Frances Downs
Vendle Parks
Howard
W. E. Neisler
Haywood, Allen
Baker Baldwin
Herbert Sealy
Walter Willis
Clyde Wilson
Thomaston
Lige Parker
Mercer Parker
Barnard Bazemore
MS Bazemore
C. L. Ballinger
Lydia Sealy
Macon
Pearl Adama
Ballinger
Elizabeth Sealy
William
Berta
Irene
Eunice Perkins
Will Gilson
Messrs
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C. M. Bazemore
W. A. Spinks
C. W. Bazemore
J A Heath Talmadge Smith
J H. Adams
T. J. Harris
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Ladies Club gathers at Mrs Willis home for tea
Last Wednesday afternoon a ladies club met at the home of Mrs Walter Willis. The sitting room was bright with summer flowers as the men bers assembled. After several hours of sewing a delicious bed course was served. Mrs Willis and Miss Willis helped serve with Mrs Luther Wilson. The club will meet with Mrs Clyde Wilson next.
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Walter Willis
Willis
Miss Willis
Luther Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Former Georgia Governor Harris Improves After Illness
Johnson City Tennessee June 22 Former Georgia governor and Georgia Tech board president Edwin Harris aged 83 remained dangerously ill but showed improvement this Sunday compared with Saturday His summer home is in Hampton near Johnson City after a weeks long decline in a Macon hospital Harris, a Confederate veteran, had been near death but recovered enough to travel to Tennessee.
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Nethanel Edwin Harris
Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Harris
Hampton
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