Toast to Georgia the New Citizenship Pledge
A Milledgeville event features Mrs. Rogers Win Lor delivering a long toast from the Tenth District Federation of Women's Clubs. She urges Georgia women to embrace new citizenship, renewal of ideals, and leadership, pledging Georgia’s historic values and sacrifice to today’s challenges.
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Georgia
Rogers Win
Federation of Women
Clurim
Milledgeville
Patrintium
England
Fisida
France
Sinty
Attractive homes lure roving families to buy
Bridgeport housing campaign urges modern wage earners to invest in attractive, well landscaped group homes. The plan promotes affordable homeownership, cooperative apartment clusters, and shared ownership to entice newlyweds and wage earners to save and invest locally. The effort highlights ready-made dwellings as a path to stability and community development.
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Food Town
Conynonpines House
Honda
Carrollton
Speed and science forge a new era of travel
In a bold vision, the piece argues for a vacuum powered propulsion beyond wheels and wings. It imagines rapid ascent or hover, controlled gravity, and instantaneous movement via a button and lever, dismissing doubt as “I can’t” and insisting the impossible can be done. The voice links public trust, progress, and the need to outpace war and delay.
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Indianapolis
Earth
Sky
Slats Diary Fragment From Ross Farquhar
A fragmented diary style entry covers a week with rambling notes in a childlike voice. It mentions ale fires in a garage loft, a junkyard visit, a camping plan, a trip with family, shopping in the city, and odd musings about people named Jake Cilem and Mrs. Peek with uncertain events and misheard phrases.
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Berry
Reddy
Jake
Vream & T
Warda
Peek
Enny Ice
Janos House
Juliet
Eight Reasons for Newspaper Ads in Atlantic convention
Atlanta June 2 a propox of the forthcoming convention in Atlantic of the Advertising Clubs of the World presents eight reasons for newspaper advertising. It argues that newspaper reading is universal and reaches daily buyers, supports local trade, offers national reach in local markets, cuts waste, helps manufacturers cover profitable markets, aids quick distributor goodwill, shows where products may be bought, and allows rapid start or stop of campaigns while tracking costs. It also notes newspapers cost less than other media and ends with non sequiturs about fibs and aging.
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Atlanta
Atlantic
Nowspaper
Move Notice Requests Old and New Addresses
A civic guidance line asks residents to provide both old and new addresses when moving. The request emphasizes updating records for proper service and correspondence.
Want Ada in The Free Proas bring Try one and be convinced.
Ada appears in a brief note about sailing craft and a trial proposition. The item hints at trying a free proa example and forming belief from the experience. The exact context and participants are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Ada
Cross Roads Socials Highlight Local Gatherings
Several young residents attended singing at Point Hill Sunday and reported a fine turnout. Mrs. Armstrong opened Wednesday night with family guests Vasary Armstrong and others. Various local visits and Sunday evenings with families from Carroll Melrose and Melntoah are noted, including Thelma Meadows, Maud Puke, Rev and Mrs Bagwell, and Miss Lillie Chatter among guests.
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Tigh Point
Waller Armstrong
Vasary Armstrong
Mene Cyrellon
Hony Dukes
John Molfyndon
Ella Banks
Trey Kent
David Smith
Thelma Meadows
Maud Puke
Banning Route 1 Community Notices and Social Highlights
A clipped local column reports residents socializing and visiting neighbors. Mentions include Mika Cone Phillips’s ice cream gathering, Mr Sim Davis’s burn incident, Emily Cash and Corene Phillips, Rebecca Driver, Thelma Parrish with Jewell Driver, G B Driver, a Union ball game, Worry Cash with Luther Driver, and Clara Phillips with Nannie Phillips along with D A Simp king.
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Mika Cone Phillips
Sim Davis
Emily Cash
Corene Phillips
Rebecca Driver
Tertha Davis
Thelma Par
Social visitors and weekend guests in Cross I’ains area
Visitors near Cross Iains Saturday night and Sunday include Mr B H Phillips and family as Sunday guests of Mr Nathan Harper and family. Mr and Mrs N J Jones of Clem dined with their daughter Mrs Sant Davin and family. Miss Mariv Rivers won the Saturday night. The Misses Cook hosted the guests. Miss Myrtie donna stayed with cousin Miss Mice Gadnes. Mr F M Davia and family of Mem spent Sunday with Mr Jack Phips and family. Miss Wattie Warper hosted Saturday night guest Miss Duran Loo.
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Cross I‘ains
B. H. Phillips
Nathan Harper
N. J. Jones
Clem
Sant Davin
Mariv Rivers
Cook
Myrtie Donna
Mice Gadnes
F. M. Davia
Local families spend weekends visiting kin across towns
Mr and Mrs X spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sam Davis of Coleman's Mill. J L Davis and childen visited with Mr and Mrs W Punean in Union. Poller family spent Sunday in Atlanta. Marie Rivers stayed with Misael Beulah. Beulah family hosted. G W Phillips near Coleman's Mill hosted Davis family. Davenport family visited relatives in Atlanta. Lucile Davenport and Clara Cook with Christine Fuller Saturday. Mrs KR Jones visited F M Davis Monday. Alvis Davis and Leila Rivera visited Lucile Holloway Sunday. George Jones and children of Bowdon visited relatives locally.
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Jones
Sam Davis
Coleman'’s Mill
J, L. Davis
Mra. W
Punean
Union
E. M. Poller
Atlanta
Marie Rivers
Misael Beulah
Deanie
Fannie Mae Cook
Lucile Holloway
George Jones
Bowdon
Oak Mountain Residents Visit Neighboring Families
Hoeing cotton dominates activity as Leon Little, his step mother, and Hetelle Little from Cowete county spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Newt Phillips and children. Mr. and Mrs. W. McLendon had business in Carrollton Saturday morning. The Lands family and daughter are also noted in local news.
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Leon Little
Miss Hetelle
Cowete County
Apent
Newt Phillips
Local Social Guests Share Weekend Visits
Miss Mary of Union and Mrs Lands hosted Sunday visitors. Phillix spent the weekend with Myst and Ruby Moore of Carrollton. Mrs Gordon hosted Saturday guests including Mrs Gordon Mrs Mclendon and Laura Lands. The Phillips family visited Buck Bartlett in Alabama. A singing is planned for the next third Sunday after noon.
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Buck Bartlett
Alabama
Jake and Towwsville Social Notes From Barge Area
Local social roundup from Barge and nearby communities recounts visits, illnesses, and gatherings. Notables include Mrs W L Jones and daughter visiting in Barge, Jim Benefield and family staying with Idelia Bates, Bates and Entrekin households hosting or visiting, and a large High Point singing event. Also mentions illnesses of J R Thomas and J R Gammon, with various trips to Tallapoosa and Athens noted.
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W. L. Jones
Barge
2. W. Bates
Jim Benefield
Idelia Bates
H. W. Bates
Belstives
Prater
Atlanta
J. R. Thomas
Aidle
J. R. Gammon
G. F. Prater
Earl Stone
Myrtle Entrekin
J. B. Entrekin
Jake
High Point
Snch
M. A. Jacks
Stanley
Ardelin
Cornelia
Tallapoosa
G. J. Prater
J. A. Gammon
Maude Bates
Lena Cook
Drueilla
Lodamia
Folin. von
Dake
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A. Meees
Kiska
Ney
Ross Farquhar
Gynia
Walter Armstrong
Mra
Wardlace Melntoah
Ywily
Melrose
Lillie Chatter
John McClendon
Aaron Duke
Wattle Jackson
Banning
Route 1
Oak Mountain
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