Georgia Congressman Deen Predicts Roosevelt Victory in 1936
Congressman Deen of Georgia's Eighth District spoke to the Brunswick Rotary on Roosevelt's program. He predicted the president would be renominated and win in a landslide, praising the administration and detailing his own voting record above ninety percent. He.expected Atlanta visit during Thanksgiving week to outline the administration's work.
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Gay
Forest
Roosevelt
Deen
Eighth Gear 1
Rotary Club of
Brunswick
Georgia
Atlanta
Congressman Deen
Valley Fair At Columbus To Be Largest In Years
In Columbus Georgia with the Chattahoochee Valley Exposition two weeks away officials say the fair will be larger and better than ever from October 7 to 12. New departments more exhibits over 1034 entries, substantial cash and merchandise prizes, longer fireworks, twice daily free bands, and Rubin It Cherry midway draws crowds.
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Columbus
Felix L. Jenkins
F. H. Schomburg
Fair Association
H. E. Weathers
J.B. Knight
Myrtie Layfield
F. L. Jenkins
Enrollment of 350 at Ga Southwestern College
Enrollment at Georgia Southwestern College in Americus, Georgia, climbs as freshmen and sophomores enroll. Freshman class near 185, sophomore class at least 150, total between 825 and 800, surpassing the 1934 fall record by several dozen. Dormitories full, new instructors added as the school aims for a strong year.
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Americus
Georgia Southwestern College
All-Day Singing Sunday at New Prospect Church
All day singing to be held at New Prospect church three miles northwest of Reynolds next Sunday public is cordially invited to attend.
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New Prospect Church
Reynolds
Seed Oats for Sale in Butler Georgia
Forty bushels of Fulghum seed oats offered for sale by H W Cox of Butler Georgia. Price listed as per bushel. call or see Cox at once for purchase details and pickup.
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H. W. Cox
Butler, Ga
Jurors Drawn for Taylor Superior Court October Term 1936
Judge C Frank McLaughlin has drawn grand and traverse jurors for Taylor Superior Court. The October term begins on the first Monday in October, 1936, with jurors listed to serve.
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Grand and Traverse
Taylor Superior Court
Grand
Traverse
C. Frank McLaughlin
Ellaville Women In Motor Crash Near Griffin
Ellaville Georgia September 21 Mrs E E Collins Miss Helen Collins and Mrs Georgia B Perry narrowly escaped serious injury when their auto traveling from Atlanta was struck by a car driven by Mr Ethridge in Griffin He claimed blindness from the sun caused the accident Badly damaged vehicles left three women with painful injuries all treated at Griffin hospital and later returned home accompanied by a Griffin physician and a nurse
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E. E. Collins
Helen Collins
Georgia B. Perry
Atlanta
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Griffin
Collins
Convicts Recaptured After Local Camp Escape
Warden J F Helms reports three of four White convicts recaptured after escaping from the local camp last week. The escapees were serving short term sentences on misdemeanor charges transferred from other counties.
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J. F Helms
Ice Cream Supper at Horeb Baptist Church
The Herald announces an ice cream supper in the grove at Horeb Baptist Church on September 27 starting at 9 o'clock to raise funds for painting the church building. Local residents are invited to attend for a charitable event and community support.
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Ho. Baptist
Georgia State Fair Poised to Be State’s Biggest Ever
Macon Georgia September 20 with many new departments and entrants from almost every county the Georgia State Fair will run October 14 to 19. Two thousand vocational high school boys will join 4-H and Future Farmers of America activities while hundreds of 4-H girls enter contests and a state style revue. County displays livestock poultry and crafts fill nearly a dozen exhibition buildings alongside wildlife seasides and Indian Mounds exhibits. A $10 000 New York musical revue and grand stand fireworks headline daily entertainment as F Ross Jordan reports the fair will open in full blast drawing the largest crowds in its history.
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Georgia
Extension Service
Georgia Vocational Board
Georgia Future Farmers of America
State College of Agriculture
State and Fish Department
Century of Progress
Chicago
Georgia Seacoast
New York City
F. Ross Jordan
Cross Roads W. H. D. Club Meets for Rug Making
The Cross Roads W. H. D. Club held its regular meeting Friday afternoon September 20 with Mrs. J. E. Locke presiding. Minutes were read and approved, the County Exhibit discussed, exhibitors appointed, and a hot mat and rug making demonstration conducted. All members urged to attend next meeting. Reporter.
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Cross Roads
Notice to Hunters Sets Dove Season Dates in Georgia
The State Game and Fish Commissioner of Georgia announces dove hunting open seasons from September 1 to October 21 and from November 20 to January 31. Licenses available from local agents C. O. G. McCants in Butler Hutcheson Reynolds P. E. McDaniel Botler Route 2 Tom Dean Butler Route 2 J. R. Williams Howard. Hoke I. McDaniel, Dept State Game Protector.
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State Game and Fish Commissioner of
Georgia
G. McCants
Butler
Hutcheson
Reynolds
P. E. McDaniel
Bo Butler
Tom Dean
J. R. Williams
Howard
Hoke I. McDaniel
Dept. State
Georgians Plan Royal Welcome to Pres Roosevelt
Atlanta Sept 24 Speaker E D Rivers called on Georgia house members to meet Monday to plan their participation in the Roosevelt celebration in Atlanta during Thanksgiving week. Rivers said the house is the most representative democratic body in the state and those attending the unofficial gathering will be asked to sponsor motorcades from their counties to the event.
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E. D. Rivers
Georgia House of Representatives
House
Roosevelt
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Rivers
Lakeland
Central of Georgia urges drivers to protect schoolchildren
Central of Georgia Railway warns in a statement by receiver H D Pollard that renewed vigilance is essential as a new school year begins. The rail line serves 84 counties across four states and will expand safety campaigns to reach every rural school, urging students to relay safety messages to parents and to monitor bus drivers.
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H. D. Pollard
Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia
Pollard
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Schoo Board
Board of Education
Cross Roads School Opens Next Monday
Cross Roads school begins another year’s work Monday morning with principal Wyman Harris and teachers Erma Taunton Helen Bone and Dudley Harris. The community is urged to enroll all children of school age and have adults attend opening day, with high hopes for a successful year.
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Cross Roads
Wyman Harris
Erma Taunton
Helen Bone
Dudley Harris
Mrs Belcher to Teach Dance Classes at Butler School
Announcing Mrs. John T Belcher as instructor for dance classes at the Butler school auditorium starting Wednesday afternoon October 2 at 2 30. Ballet tap acrobatic interpretive Spanish and ballroom will be taught. Prospective pupils should register on that date.
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John T. Belcher
Butler School
Ice Cream Supper at Central School Saturday
The W D Club sponsors an ice cream supper and cake walk at Central school Saturday night. Bring friends for a fun evening. reporter's note invites community members to attend.
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Central School
W. D. Club
County Agent Urges Farmers to Study 12e Adjustment Plan
The Butler Herald reports a push for farmers to learn the Cotton Price Adjustment Plan under AAA. It outlines 12¢ per pound for 1935 cotton sold before Aug 1 1936, with a maximum 2¢ per pound payment. Applications not yet accepted. readers to expect notices by letter.
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Butler Herald
Negro Succumbs to Wounds at Columbus Hospital
Polk Smith, colored, died at Columbus hospital from a pistol wound inflicted by J. D. James ten days earlier at Rupert. James was arrested by Sheriff McGuffin and jailed at Taylor county, likely to be tried for murder at the October Taylor superior court term.
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Columbus Hospital
J. D. James
Rupert
James
McGuffin
Taylor County
Taylor Superior
Unconsciousness After Vehicle Collision In Front Of Home
Mr. C. C. Cooper was struck by a passing car in front of his home on Monday night. The driver was Grover Mott, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mott. Investigators ruled the accident unavoidable.
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C. C. Cooper
Grover Mott
J. W Mott
Pool Room Opens Next Door to Cash Grocery Co
Mr Moseley opens a modern pool room beside Cash Grocery south of the public square inviting all to visit. A native of Henry county born near McDonough Georgia he has lived in Thomaston for years and runs several Thomaston groceries plus a Griffin business.
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Cash Grocery Co
Cool Knights Musical Comedy by Local Talent
The three act musical comedy Cool Knights will be staged Tuesday night October 1 at 8 08 at the Butler High School auditorium. Miss Kathleen Strickland directs for Triangle Producing Co Greensboro NC with a cast featuring Phil Sherwin Wanda Hartman Betty Page Mrs Lillian Edwards and many Butler performers. The show includes colorful musical numbers from Pirate Days to South Sea Island themes with a large chorus and numerous titled roles. Admission 15c and 25c.
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Kathleen Strickland
Triangle Producing Co
Greensboro
N. G
Butler
Phil Sherwin
Ozark University
Wanda Hartman
Betty Page
Lillian Edwards
Grey
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Clydafay Green
Alicenel Amos
Ann Gray
Helen Bazemore
Pauline Rustin
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Carolyn Bazemore
Cathryn Amos
Martha J Jane Elliato
Frances Rustin
Wynelle Waters
Elizabeth Humber
Jewel Ta Bettie Sue Watson
Margaret Imge
Marjorie
Turners School Term Opens Monday With Staff
Turners school will open Monday September 80 for a seven month term led by Principal B F Moore lat aist Cathryn Duvall and Paulie Spillers primary. Patrons are urged to attend with children to receive book lists and secure books while teachers help students obtain second hand books and aid in selling any they have.
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Turners School
B. F. Moore
Cathryn Duvall
Lat Aist
Paulie Spillers
Tonsil Clinic at Butler on Thursday October 8
A tonsil clinic will be held at the Butler Clinic on Thursday October 8. People seeking tonsil removal should register with their physician or at the local Relief Office by Tuesday October 1. Full seminarina is provided at either registration site. Sara Windham R N Child Hygiene Nurse.
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Butler Clinic
Seminaia
Mt Pisgah Baptist Church Preaching Schedule Change
Rev J L Whiter will occupy the Mt Pisgah Baptist Church pulpit on regular preaching days the first Saturday and in October. Though Rev Mr Wu has been extended a call to pastor the church he has not announced his decision yet the probable to accepting the call remains undecided.
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J. L. Whiter
Mt. Pisgah
Ginners Report Shows Cotton Bales Ginned in Taylor County
Ginners report 4644 bales ginned in Taylor county for the 1935 crop before September 16, compared with 2604 bales ginned by September 16 for the 1984 crop, indicating higher early-year output in 1935.
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Taylor County
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