New Administration In Charge In Cedartown
A new Cedartown administration forms after year end. Mayor Homer Wat kin is praised for leadership and World War service. Appointments include J. C. Walker as City Clerk, W. T. York as Chief of Police, J. W. Good as City Alderman, and J. Ja Cooper among others. Reorganization names many officials and officers.
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Hi M. ‘Hall
Cedartown
Ely
Morfan E. Brooks
Gombhussioner
C. ¥. Rose
J. L. Cambron
Maj
Homer, Watking
J. W. Good
C. B. Chapman
J. C. Walker
W. T. York
Treas
W. A. Colquitt
C. B.,chapman
Fihanéé Como
R. Brumby
Wime Colquitt
J. J. Cooper
J. Ja Cooper
Gane Chapman
C. R. Brumby
Boyd of Health
J. ‘J Cooper
W. G. Englund
R. C. Pitts
J. C. Walkers
Opery Recorder
Ault
Jlenderson
T. R. Munroe
Paul. Grimes
W. G. England
J. Langs
W. T
Barnes Knitting Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of the Barnes Knitting Co will meet at the plant on Thursday January 12 at 3 p m. J H Barnes president announces the gathering to discuss company affairs and shareholdings.
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Barnes, Knitting Co
Georgia State Board of Entomology Builds Dusting Plan
The Georgia State Board of Entomology reports successful cotton growth last year at its Experiment Station using Calcium Arsenate. Rainy conditions yielded 18 bales on 36 acres at Thomasville, 11 bales on 18 acres at Valdosta, and a bale per acre at Baxley amid heavy weevil infestation. The Assembly authorized a 10,000 revolving fund to buy Calcium Arsenate in carloads for cash sales to farmers, aiming for affordable, non prohibitive costs.
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Thé -Georgia
State Board of Entomology
State Agricultural Department
Thomanville
Valdosta
Sea Island
Baxley
General Assembly
Board
Georgia
Polk City Court Opens January Term Under Judge Tison
Polk City Court convened for January term Monday morning with Judge J L Tison presiding and handling criminal cases this week before next week’s civil docket. Jurors listed include J B Hunt Earl M Berry W J Everidge Leonard Parr is J P Martin W M Wright Ernest Northcutt Co W Simpson Sr C G Crocker J T Edge Wm Isbell A Crossley J M Landrum L Le West W T York W H Sutton Will Wester L Carter. Bailiffs F P Langford W J Cox and W W Carmichael assist this week.
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J. L. Tison
Polk
J. B. Hunt
Earl M. Berry
W. J. Everidge
Leonard Parris
J. P. Martin
Earnest Northcutt
Co. W. Simpson,Sr
J. T. Edge
Wm. Isbell
A. Crossley
J. M. Landrum
L. le West
W. T. York
W. H. Sutton
Will Wester
L. Carter
F. P. Langford
W. J. Cox
W. W. Carmichael
Polk County Game Protective Association Meets Tonight
A meeting of the Polk County Game Protective Association will be held at 7 o'clock this evening at the office of Dr. C. V. Wood on West Avenue. All members are urged to be present. L. S. Brewer, Sec.
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Polk County Game Protective Association
C. V. Wood
West Avenue
Kiwanis Club Marks First Anniversary at Wayside Inn
The Cedartown Kiwanis Club celebrated its one year as a busy anniversary Friday evening at the Wayside Inn. About twentyfive guests from Rome attended the Ladies' Night event. Dr H M Hall presided and handed the presidency to Rev. C A De Vance. A varied program featured talks by Hall Vanance Watkins Mundy Reynolds and Yeagin. Mildred Cobb performed a plegale recitation while music by several performers delighted the gathering. The 1922 officers and directors were announced, with Rev C A De Vance as President and H L Henderson as Treasurer, among others. An annual meeting of the bank rectors followed on Monday January 9.
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Cedartown Kiwanis Club
Wayside Inn
Rome
H. M. Hall
C. A. de Vance
Vane
Hall
HeVane
Watkins
HLA
W. Stubbs
Aes
W. Good. Spugtorl A. EyaYdbrig
Vitor C. Cobb
L. 5
P.O. Chaudron
H. Lewis
House Committee
A. G. Cobb
B. F. Lowther
T.dwards
W. K. Halmes
DL Fe Wright
E. Rouvhtree
Ledbetter
W. Good
Quinlan
Wey
W. Smith, Jr
Ae Ke Davis
Waddell
Howard- W
W. Turner
Lemon
Walker
Liberty National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
A meeting of the stockholders of the Liberty National Bank will be held at 10 a m Tuesday January 10 in the rows of the Divertors. W M Sasser president.
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The
Liberty National Bank
W. M. Sasser
W C T U Secures Permanent Meeting Place
The W C T U has secured a permanent meeting place at the community Host on West Avenue. Winter meetings are on the first Thursday at 2 30 p m. The January 5 meeting is social and business combined. All members urged to be present. Mrs R O Pitts, President.
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W.C. T.U
West Avenue
R. 0
Pitts
Prest
Week of Prayer Observed by Woman's Missionary Society
Week of Prayer begins Monday January 9 at First Baptist Church with World-Wide Missions focus. Circles lead daily programs: Europe by Clifford Hunter, Japan beautification by Lucile Clarke, China by Catherine Bryan, Africa by Susan Anderson, and Girls Auxiliary led by Mrs P L McCall. Typewriter ribbons and carbon paper for sale at the Standard office.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First*Baptist Church
Europe
Clifford Hunter
Japan
Lucile Clarke
China
Catherine Bryan
Africa
Susan’Anderson
P. L. McCall
Tragedy in Etowah Claims Edwards Family of Five
News arrives Tuesday of a house fire in Etowah Tennessee that killed Mrs Frank Edwards and her three children. Mrs Corrie Edwards, formerly Corrie Neese of Cedartown, is among the bereaved. The community extends heartfelt sympathy.
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Frank Edwards
Etowah
Tenn
Edwards
Mies Corrie
F. Neese
Cedartown
Birmingham
Evangelistic Club elects new officers for year
The Business Men's Evangelistic Club met last week and elected officers. President T. J. Freeman, vice president M. J. Williams, secretary-treasurer J. J. Simpson. The organization opens the new year with bright prospects for usefulness.
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Business Men's Evangelistic Club
T. J. Freeman
V. P
M. J. Williams
Modern Woodmen Meeting Announcement
A notice for a Modern Woodmen meeting on Monday night January 6 at 7 o clock invites all members to attend. The group expects the State Deputy to be present and will host an oyster supper. W F Harris, Clerk.
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Woodmen
W. F. Harris
Irish Potato Meeting Postponed and School Voice Director Leaving
The note invites farmers to a regular monthly meeting at 10 a m on Friday the 18th and mentions preparations for organizing an Irish Potato event. It also reports Annie Neely Irwin of Cedartown Ga will not return to Greer to continue directing voice and sight singing in the city schools, praising her voice, whistle talent, and impact on students. Miss Urwichta likewind is praised for charm and friendliness as she and Miss Irwin depart for future duties.
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W. H., Garner
Annie Neely
Irwin
Cedartown
Greer
Mijas
Miss Urwichta
Mia
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