Nomination for Congress At Columbus Democratic Convention
Hon. B. T. Castellon receives official notification of his nomination to succeed Judge Crisp in Congress. The Columbus District Democratic Convention opened at the courthouse with Rev. Patford giving the invocation. Chas E. Bens was re elected chairman and W. D. Baugh re elected secretary for the next two years. The nominating speech came from E R King, with Castellon chosen over Cargill and Coates. A membership committee was named, then re assigned due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Castellon
Congress
Crisp
Columbus
Columbus Ginning
Bryant
P. Castellow
Cuthbert
U. S. Congress
B. A. Patford
Rose Hill Methodist Charch
Chas E. Bens
Butler Herald
Butler
Howard B. Coates
Hawkinsville
Benns
Rhodes Browne
Will Ellison
Dodge Couty
Nora Lawrence
Nih
Turner County
Browne
W. E. Page
Page
Col Jere Moore Dies Suddenly at Montezuma Home
Col Jere Moore, a prominent Macon County lawyer and former City Court judge, died suddenly last night at his Montezuma home. The news comes as the community hears of his death and reflects on his service to the state law profession.
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Col
Jere Moore
Montezuma
Jere M. Moore
Hogue
Moore
Macon County
Delegates Named for State Democratic Convention at Macon
The county certifies delegates Rev. M.T. Gaultney Butler and E. M. Crates Reynolds as delegates with Sims Garrett Jr Char ing J H Harris as alternates. The ticket supports governor-elect Talmadge and expects Taylor county votes to back his nomination at the Macon convention. Party leaders from here will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
M.T. Gaultney
Butler
E. M. Crates Reynolds
Sims Garrett, Jr
Charing
J. H. Harris
Taylor
Talmadge
Nottingham Building in Thomaston Converted into Hotel
The Thomaston Times reports the Nottingham building on North Church Street will become a hotel. Plans include a lobby on the first floor and upstairs rooms furnished for roomers, with space reserved for local and transient guests.
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Nottingham
Thomaston
Ey T
North Church Street
Pasiiticn
Agencies unite big drive to elect Roosevelt
Atlanta reports national campaign workers push for Georgia funds to back Roosevelt with a $30 000 quota statewide. Geor gia Director of Finance Burn G Clay announces a $165 00 Taylor county quota. County party leaders to assist in the drive as associates. Turn to Page 8.
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Taylor
Business
Atlanta
Georgia
Gere Anon
Yburn G. Clay
Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
Clay
All Schools In County To Open Next Monday
Taylor County schools that had not opened yet will begin next Monday and operate for seven months. Trustees report cleaned buildings and improved grounds, with strong teachers in charge. Once past due state funds arrive, the system should be financially solid and able to advance education countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
James Takes Over Americus Chevrolet Agency From Turpin
Mr. Greenwood James, formerly of Butler, assumes charge of the Americus Chevrolet agency. Negotiations completed. Turpin Motor Co transfers local Chevrolet agency to James, who will operate as James Chevrolet Co in the Turpin building at Lee and Lamar. A. C. Knight remains in charge of the service department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Greenwood James
Butler
Americus
Chevrolet Motor Co
Americus Times-Recorder
Turpin Motor Company
Chevrolet
G. James
Americus Automobile
James Chevrolet Company
Turpin Company
Lee and
Lamar Streets
James
A. C. Knight
R. T. Crabb
Crabb-James Motors Company
Chrysler
Potterville Residence Destroyed By Fire Monday
The A. B. Tucker place at Potterville owned by Mr. Buford Cox burned about 10 o'clock Monday morning. Fire was caused by a defective flue and most household goods were saved from the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Cox
A. B. Tucker
Potterville
Ginners Report shows Texas cotton ginned in Taylor County
The report records 1,675 bales of cotton ginned in Taylor County from the 1932 crop by September 16, 1982, versus 2,718 bales by September 16, 1981, reflecting a decline in ginnings year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Notables to Address State Party Session in Macon
Four principal addresses are planned for the Democratic state convention in Macon on October 5 led by Tom Linder temporary chairman and keynote speaker. Governor-elect Talmadge will speak for acceptance alongside Governor-elect Russell and Senator George. Delegates numbering about 410 plus 410 alternates will convene with district caucuses the night before and hear Senator Barkley. The event emphasizes Georgia farmers as the main base of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Macon
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Prpose Friends
Tom Linder
Hazlehurst
Talmadge
R. B. Russell
United States Senate
U. S
Walter F. George
House of Representatives
Albin Barkley
Kentucky
Vieter
Chisago
Roosevelt
Garner
Jonvention
Linder
Crisp Put on Tariff Commission by Hoover
Washington Sept 27 President Hoover appointed Representative Charles R Crisp of Georgia to the United States Tariff Commission filling the vacancy created by the death of Commissioner Dixon Indiana born Dixon had served as a Democrat and Crisp was ranking Democratic member of the Ways and Means Committee The White House said the appointment preserves the bi partisan character of the commission Crisp visited the White House within an hour of the announcement and thanked the President for the recess appointment.
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Washington
Hoover
Chas. R. Crisp
Tariff Commission
Heath
Lincoln Dixon
White House
Crisp
Dixon
Congress
House
Indiana
Georgia
Russell
Senate
Walter H. Newton
Charles Crisp
United Sates Tariff Commission
Tis
Representative Crisp
Ways and Loans Committee
Prayer In The Christian Life Lesson Oct 2 1982
This study discusses prayer as a key element of Christianity, defining prayer as humble petition and divine address. It argues prayer exists across religions, highlights belief in life after death, and contends prayer is the essential link to communicate with God the Father, inviting readers to turn to page 8 for continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyr
Nomination Follows Roberta Convention For W F Andrews
Delegates from four counties in the 23rd senatorial district met in Roberta to pledge support for the Democratic ticket and elect a new two year executive committee. They notified Hon. W F Andrews of Crawford County of his unanimous nomination to the State Senate and he addressed the gathering. A celebratory dinner followed and a formal resolution was adopted endorsing the party slate for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
W. F. Andrews
Crawford County
State Senate
Crawford
Andrews
C. H. Neisler
Houston
Peach
Taylor
J. P. Duncan
Perry
E. Benns
Butler
Elec Andrews
W. Sandefur
Automobile And Truck Crash In Butler Ends In Fatalities
Six people were involved in a wreck on Route Three in Butler when a truck driven by Alton Halley and a Ford roadster driven by Mrs. A G Wall collided while passing. A child and a nurse were seriously injured, a mother and another child taken to Plains hospital in dying condition, and a man named W J Theus had his arm nearly severed. Occupants of the car suffered severe cuts and bruises. Halley and Theus were hospitalized with serious injuries, while Mrs Wall and Alas Jr were hurt but not considered life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Halley
Reynolds
A. G. (Boss) Wall
Munk
Annie Smith
Wall
Mary Dell
Alus, Jr
Sybie Walker
Halley
Gardner Py
Sitia
Gates Taylor County Fair Opens Today
The Taylor County Fair opens today with new pens repaired and exhibits nearly complete. By 9 AM the fair aims to welcome a large attendance from across the county. Highlights include Taylor county grown fruit and vegetable displays directed by Miss Leonora Anderson, forestry exhibits by J Greene and Prof W J Culberson, and livestock shows exceeding last year's. A Wesley community program with moving pictures and a home talent play is at Butler High School tonight. A countywide holiday is declared for Butler and Reynolds schools to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Leonora Anderson
J. §. Greene
W. J. Culbergen
Wesley
Butler High School
Butler
Taylor Superior Court To Convene Here Next Week
The fall term of Taylor superior court will convene in Butler next Monday at 9 with Judge F. McLaughlin presiding. The session may extend into three weeks due to civil cases on the docket while the criminal docket is light. Jurors drawn for the term are listed elsewhere in this issue.
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Taylor Superior Court
Butler
F. McLaughlin
Dr Clark Gill Accepts Drugstore Post in Ellaville
Friends in Schley County learn that Dr Clark Gill of Butler has joined the Jordan Drug Company in Ellaville and will head the prescription department. He brings years of experience from leading drugstores in Columbus and Macon and desires to serve Ellaville and Schley County residents.
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Clark Gill
Schley County
Butler
Jordan Drug Company
Gill
Exacs
Columbus
Macon
Ellaville
Methodist Church Next Sunday Service Announced
Sunday School at ten a m with P C Rowell general superintendent and Mrs R A Scandrett as leaders. preaching at 11 a m and 7 80 p m by the pastor. young people's service at 6 15 p m. cordial invitation to all to attend all services. J A Cook pastor invites the public to feel at home and join the school of religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Rowell
R. A. Scandrett
Lecy & Treas
Former Butler Man Conducting Macon Revival
Butler friends of Rev. Hugh Wallace will be interested to know he is engaged this week in revival services at the Mable White Memorial Baptist church in Macon. Born in Butler, he is the son of the late Col. John and Mrs. Walker Wallace and nephew of Col. H. P. Wallace and Mrs. Carson and Seandrett. Previously pastor of eight years in Florida, he has held several prominent pastorates in this state.
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Butler
Hugh Wallace
Mable White Memorial Baptist Church
Macon
Mr. Wallace
John
Mra
Mar
Walker Wallace
H. P. Wallace
J.T. Carson
R. A. Seandrett
Florida
Mar. Walla
Death of Opp Baptist pastor Rev Charlie Helms
Mrs. P. C. Rowell of this city learns of the sudden death of her uncle Rev Charlie Helms at his Opp Alabama home on Sunday afternoon. Helms had served for years as pastor of the Opp Baptist Church and funeral services were held Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Rowell
Charlie Helms
Opp
Ala
Mr. Helms
Singers Gather for Taylor County Convention at Butler High
The annual singing convention for Taylor county will be held at the Butler High school building Sunday October 8. The public is invited and all singers are urged to be on hand for a good day together. L. E. Morrell Acting President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Butler High School
L. E. Morrell
Confederate veterans reunion postponed in Georgia 1932
The thirty ninth annual Georgia Division Confederate veterans reunion in Macon is indefinitely postponed due to financial strains. A community singing will be held at Mt Pisgah Church four miles southeast of town Sunday at 2 30 p m. all are invited with song books to participate.
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Georgia Division of Confederate Veterans
Macon
Mt. Pisgah Church
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Battle Perryman
Muscogee
Nation
Tyler County
Sims County
Ttahoochee Co
Americus Territory
Ginners’ Report
Friends
Tariff Board
H. J. Porter
Butler Baptist Church
Gates Taylor County Fair
Methodist Church
J.A. Cook
Confederate Veterans
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