Cravey Praises Store Smoking Ban Backing
Atlanta safety chief Commissioner Zack Cravey thanks press merchants and civic clubs for support of Georgia's new fire regulations banning smoking in stores. He credits editorial, radio and TV coverage for broad backing and calls the measure a major fire safety boon. The Waycross Chamber of Commerce noted for its backing.
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Atlanta
Zack Cravey
Georgia
Cravey
Waycross Chamber of
Com
Card of Thanks from Mrs Jake Windham
Mrs Jake Windham expresses gratitude to friends and loved ones for thoughts, flowers, cards, and prayers during illness. She wishes blessings from the Heavenly Father to each reader.
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Jake Windham
No Smoking Signs Issued by State Fire Marshal Regulation
Merchants are required to post No Smoking by order of State Fire Marshal signs where combustible materials are stored. The plan includes free distribution of signs by civic clubs and local merchants, with JT endorsing the idea for other towns and communities.
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Merce
Census County Divisions Established in Georgia
Georgia begins establishing Census County Divisions the first Southern state to adopt the system. Miss Lucile Koehne from Washington explains divisions will be permanent, with clear boundaries and use for local administration. In Taylor County four divisions are listed with 1950 populations and farms: Butler 3300 people 330 farms, Carsonville-Panhandle 2000 people 320 farms, Reynolds 2500 people 220 farms, Rupert 1300 people 170 farms.
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Georgia
Bureau of Census
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Lucile Koehne
Taylor County
Carsonville-Panhandle
Reynolds
Local families share Sunday visits across Thomaston area
Reynolds residents Donnie Ralph and Eddie Hardy spent Sunday with Thomaston households including Mrs. T. B. Tucker and Mrs. Annie Palmer families. Thompson area kinfolk from Macon Warner Robins Columbus Rupert and Junction City joined others for weekend calls and gatherings.
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Donnie
Ralph
Eddie Hardy
Reynolds
Ethel Windham
T. R. Harwell
Macon
George L, King
Warner Robins
Arthur Hill
Jessie Philpot
Bell Tucker
Margaret Helms
Thomaston
T. B. Tucker
Hugh Hudgins
Jewell Davis
Millie Windham
Rachel
Cecil Downs
Adrian
Rupert
Annie Palmer
Cynthia Jones
Annie L Windham
Calvin Grice
Pat
John Grice
Columbus
Donald Windham
Wayne Sunaday
Wm. Bartlett
Neil
Mose Taylor
Carl Peacock
Lamar Rogers
Bill
Leon Smith
Glynn
J. C. Smith
A. J. Posey
Will Downs
E. H. Rogers
Bonnie Palmer
Roy Rogers
Hudson Poole
Wekend
M. N. Poole
W. H. Roberson
Aubrey Peterman
M. J Hesters
Junction City
B. F. Childree
Sunday School Observed Mothers Day at Taylor Mill
Taylor Mill Sunday School observed Mothers Day with an program featuring My Mover Gary McInvale Mothers Lullaby a group of children and pieces sung by Vandy Gates Janice Underwood Jane Windham Elmer Childree A G Windham Hubert Arnold and Donnie Hardy. Rally Day is set for Sunday May 15 at 10 30 a m with basket lunches and lunch served at 1 p m inviting community and surrounding area to join in fellowship and singing.
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Taylor Mill
Muowver
Gary MclInvale
Margie Rayburn
Sonja Crooke
Phil Underwood
Terry Smith
Vandy Gates
Janice Underwood
Jane Windham
Elmer Childree
A. G. Windham
Hubert Arnold
Donnie Hardy
Siday
H. S. Gates
Treas
Betty Wray Barrow
Cauley Barrow
Clay Smith
Wm. Roberson
Herman Parks
Melba Lane
Donald ,Windham
Harold Gates
J. W. Windham
Elmer Ildree
Hubert
Arnold
Jane and
Vandy
Fred McEsmurray
Gordon Lane
Joseph Harmon
Taylor Mill Woman's Club Meeting May 4
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met Wednesday May 4 with Mrs Lamar Rogers presiding for Mrs Ernest Parker due to a severe cold. The group sang Precious Memories and prayed, devotion led by Mrs Harold Gates on The Beauties of Friendship using John 316. Treasurer's report read. Minutes omitted due to the ab- text.
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Taylor Mill Woman’s Club
Lamar Rogers
Ernest Parker
Clay Smith
Harold Gates
Rally Promotion Day Observed at Taylor Mill Church
Taylor Mill Church observed Rally Day on the third Sunday in May with Promotion Day events. Officers for the coming year were elected including Supt H S Gates and Asst Supt Elmer Childree, plus a full roster of class leaders and volunteers. A meal followed the program, with sunshine and tables of food, tea, and lemonade.
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Taylor’ Mill
Ladies Club Meeting Plans Brunswick Trip And Elections
Mrs. Elmer Childree hosted a club session where Mrs. Jim Windham drew the attendance prize. A nominating committee was named and officer elections are set for the next meeting. Miss Victoria Whatley thanked members for Spring Festival cooperation. The group voted to tour Brunswick and visit Jekyl Island. Mrs. Elmer Rogers and Mrs. Lamar Rogers led the program with bingo and refreshments by Mrs. J. C. Smith, Mrs. Richmond Cox, and Mrs. Ernest Parker.
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Seace
Elmer Childree
Jim Windham
Victoria Whatley
Brunswick
Jékyl Island
Elmer Rogers
Lamar Rogers
J. C. Smith
Richmond Cox
Ernest Parker
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