Georgia foresters reelect Woolford president at Auens meeting
The Georgia Forestry Association re elected G Woolford of Atlanta as president at the Auens Ga session on May 20. Valdosta was named 1938 city, with most officers re elected except Dean Paul Chapman of the University of Georgia college of agriculture joining the executive committee. Walter Brown noted pulpwood industry needs proper forestry practices for long term returns. R A Silcox urged public control in a paper, while Spartanburg hospital treated him for indigestion. Savannah Union Bag and Paper was praised for its forestry program, and newspapers were commended for cooperation.
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Fargo
Alex Cassels
Savan
Walter
Silcox
Spartanburg
8. C
Percrase
Savannah
Tomato Plant Certification Drives Georgia Growth
Atlanta reports that certified tomato plants are proving profitable with about 1500000 units grown and shipped this year. Manning Yeomans notes certification boosts prices from 90 cents to 130 this year as Georgia expands to meet demand and explore new fields with a major soup maker planting 150000 plants for experiments.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Manning Yegpas
Yeomans
Nada
Jacob Bethel and Journeys Through Trials
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jacobs life from Bethel vision in C BC to Haran and return to Canaan. It notes his deception, labor, Esau reconciliation, and enduring faith, urging obedience over bargain with God and highlighting the power of divine guidance in trials.
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Jacob
Bethel
B. C
Joseph
B.C
Esau
Jerusalem
Sechem
David
Isaac
Padan-Aran
Abraham
Jacop
Lhe
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Haran
Labon
Leah
Rachel
Jack
Canaan
Preatise
Padean Aran
Jacob Waas
Laban
Mezpah
Promised Land
Remuel
Jordan
Waal
Graduates to Receive Diplomas on Capitol Steps in Washington
W L Downs director of the Laboratory School of the South Georgia Teachers College Statesboro announced plans to take 16 seniors to Washington for commencement on the Capitol steps this year.
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Laboratory School
South Georgia Teachers' College
Statesboro
Capitol
Washington
W. L. Downs
College Training School
Georgia Seeks 250000 Dollar Federal Refund
Atlanta May 24 The state expects a 250000 refund from the federal social security board for city state and county relief expenditures since April 1 Governor Rivers says the money would cover half of funds used for aged relief since the Georgia social security act approval. Federal authorities are cooperating as the state plans permanent arrangements by July 1. The request includes half of 156000 spent on Confederate pensions with the rest from city and county relief appropriations.
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Atlanta
Federal
Social Security Board
D. Rives Itony
Georgia Social, Security, Act
Muse
Rivers
Georgia
Local Health Nurse survey on hookworms in Taylor county
March and April survey of ten white Taylor county schools found 586 specimens with 175 positive hookworm cases. Many children had multiple infestations. entire families were often affected. June plans include a second examination and treatment, but prevention requires sanitation in every family. Sara Windham, county health nurse.
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Taylor County
State Board of Health
Sara Windham
Americus Baptists Plan $3000 Church Additions
Complete architects plans for alterations and additions to the First Baptist church in Americus call for a $3000 expenditure. The project increases Sunday school and church auditorium space, with work set to begin soon after approval by the building committee and pastor Dr L M Poshill returning from the Southern Baptist convention.
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Americus
First Baptist Church
L. M. Poshill
Americas
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
First peaches of 1987 shipped from Fort Valley orchard
The Mayflower peaches from M.S. Vinnon near Fort Valley were sent today marking the start of the 1987 season. Two half-basket shipments go to Joseph Chalona Company in New Orleans and Sanzone Palmisans Co. in Cincinnati. Growers report a short crop but are pleased with the core and size of the fruit.
Griffin Man Vanishes Before Arm Operation
Griffin Georgia May 21 police search for Tom Ross a 40 year old Barnesville resident who came to Griffin for an arm amputation but disappeared before the operation his wife and family ask Griffin officers to locate him as searches continue.
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Tom Ross
Barnesville
Ross
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Mahalatte
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Detroit
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Butler, Ga
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