Local Social Notes From Warner Robins and Macon Area
Taylor Mill er and Mrs Wallace Bearden visited Mr and Mrs Willie F Hobbs. Mrs Sue Cotney stayed in Warner Robins while Misses Sara and Grace Palmer of Macon visited Herman Parks. Bernice Tidwell visits her parents Jim and Windham. Donald Windham improving in Denver. Hazel Ireland Geneva Posey stayed with parents. Ruby Roberson in Augusta. Phyllis Tomlin Jean Crooke shopped in Macon. Jean Piper enjoyed training at Crawford W Long.
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Wallace Bearden
Warner Robins
Willie F. Hobbs
Sue Cotney
Sara
Grace Palmer
Macon
Herman Parks
Bernice Tidwell
Jim Windham
Tidwell
Tupelo
Miss
Donald Windham
Denver
Colo
Donald
Hazel Ireland
Geneva Posey
Ruby Roberson
Augusta
Phyllis Tomlin
Jean Crooke
Jean Piper
N. J. Piper
Jean
Crawford W. Long
Saturday Night Event at Taylor Mill School
An invitation to a community gathering at Taylor Mill school Saturday night featuring home baked cakes and a fortune telling by Madam Zee Dell Zander. The note urges families to attend for cake walking, games, and entertainment.
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Taylor Mill School
Zee Dell Zander
Christian Women Back Country Through Public Service
Lebanon WMS met October 23 with song and prayer led by Mrs. J. R. Carpenter. The program covered devotions and a business session. Speakers included Mrs. D. M. Harris and Mrs. C. W. Hurst addressing roles and duties of women in public life.
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America
J. R. Carpenter
D. M. Harris
C. W. Hurst
Louise Harmon
Ida White
Ora Barrow
Dudley Harris
Emory Harris
Travis Albritton
Man Detained in Driver’s Death Near Talbotton
Columbus reports W. L. Parker, under investigation in the death of Negro truck driver Jack James Webb, is held on a robbery charge in Talbotton. Webb’s bruised body, tire-marked, was found Saturday near Talbotton. Parker was arrested by Columbus police Friday after a hit and run. charged with leaving the scene of an accident and DUI. A coroner’s jury ruled the death murder.
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Columbus
Talbot County
B. C. Starling
W. L. Parker
Jack James Webb
Talbotton
Webb
Parker
Georgia Alcohol Unit Officers Stamp For Amendment No 1
State alcohol enforcement officers were taken off duty to campaign for Amendment No. 1 in the general election. Officials said the force would return to duty after the vote while officers in various areas were instructed to promote the amendment at home communities. The plan, backed by Talmadge, would place county unit systems into the state constitution.
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Macon
Georgia State Alcohol and Control Unit
Macon Telegraph
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Georgia
Lebanon
WMS
Buffalo
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Brown Nicholson
Housing Authority of the City of
National Association of Housing Officials
Flint Electric
Peed Bros Grocery & Market
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