Georgia Sunday School Convention in Atlanta Closes Eight-Year Run
The Georgia Sunday School Association held its state convention in Atlanta on June 15-17 with 101 counties represented by 1630 delegates including 364 teachers and 388 other officers. Mr. D. W. Sims retired as general superintendent after eight years, receiving a gift of 1506 to aid a trip to the World’s Sunday School Convention in Tokyo. Mr. Rh. D. Webb succeeds him as general secretary, with officers elected for 1920-21 and a long executive committee named for Georgia’s ongoing work.
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Atlanta
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Sims
Tokyo
Aapab
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South Carolina Sunday School Association
Webb
Georgia
Far Town
Hinton Booth
Statesboro
W. Morton
Athens
L. K. Jordan
Monticello
Natehcock
J. W. Wallborn
Deppish Kirkland
Savannah
T. K. Glenn
Etheridge
W. H. Hightower
Thomaston
A. ©.Tift
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Chas. W. Daniel
John Spalding
H. H. Harris
L. E. Rogers
John M. Miller
M. L. Brittain
Oscar Palmour
A. H. Morry
Augusta
Geo. P. Butler
H. C. Lorick
H. C. Davison
Columbus
Hammond Johnson
Gnaincaville
W. H. Roper
Macon
J. G. Jackson
Wagnon
Bow
Thompson
Madison
Henry B. Maye
Oxford
Valdosta
Abbit Nix
Athen
IF. C. Debolo
Miledgeville
Central Committee
Paul L.fletiing
Joseph Broughton
Floyd Field
T. O. Batchcock
H. §. Collingeworth
Marion McH. Hull
Atelanta
J. Vi Wellborn
John A. Manget
M. L. Thrower
The Leader in Rural Organization
The country woman drives community life, starting projects and backing schools and churches. Women’s leadership, freed from domestic drudgery, frees time for public works and better child training. Men contribute, but women provide the ambition and brains behind rural efforts.
Carrollton Trade Territory Coverage Ad Warns
An advertiser claims to cover Carrollton trade territory with less than half the cost by choosing the weekly paper TWICH-A-WEEK, promoting lower advertising expenses and broader reach in local commerce.
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Stormy Rescue on Lake Shore Sets Hearts Aglow
Barbara Savoy and her father breach a storm on Lake Michigan, when a brave stranger, Robert Garrick, saves them. Barbara later thanks him at the post office, and a summer romance grows as Garrick escorts her to the hotel and becomes part of their next season plans.
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Magellan’s Route and the Quest to Circumnavigate
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Enormous Lead Pencil Output in American Industry
The largest American pencil factory produces over 50 million pencils annually in more than 700 varieties. If lined end to end, the factory’s pencils would span from Washington to San Francisco and back to New York.
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Winter Gardens Aid Southern Families Year Round
More than 25 000 girls in fifteen Southern States planted winter gardens last year and 4 049 more had perennial gardens. USDA reports show winter gardens bridge seasons giving year round greens and provide indirect benefits from perennial plots including fruit or nut trees vines and berries chosen by climate.
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Two Spots in Farm Policy Debate Highlight Local Tensions
The piece argues politicians praised the farm loan act while rural voters doubt its impact as production needs and infrastructure lag. It notes the value of well kept schoolhouses and trees over roadside signs as community improvements.
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Local Social Visit Notes From Newnan Residents
Bann ing Missca Dilly and Vanilla Hunter of Newnan visit their Wretl er Mr Oliver Hunter this week. Mins Inez Driver spent Saturday night with Miss Alien Smith. Mis Vaissie Pritchett and Mina Vanilla Hunter visited Miss Alice Smith Tuesday afternoon. Mr J W Ware of Atlanta spent Wednesday on his farm. Also Mr Bryant and Mr Watson with Misses Velmg Driver and Bertha Davis visited Miss Rebecca Land and June Driver on Sunday.
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J. W. Tones
G. M. L. Spence
Arthur McCalmon
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Bromox
Buchanan
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Atlanta
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Bertha Duncan
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Newnan
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White Memorial Sacred Harp Singing Convention
The White Memorial Sacred Harp Singing Convention will meet at the Methodist Protestant church on Saturday and at the courthouse on Sunday embracing the first Saturday and Sunday.
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White Memorial Sacred Harp Singing Convention
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