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A holiday shop advertises cards stationery dolls harps manicure sets toilet articles tea sets and novelties with wrapping paper priced from 5c to 1.00.
18 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
1
A holiday shop advertises cards stationery dolls harps manicure sets toilet articles tea sets and novelties with wrapping paper priced from 5c to 1.00.
Georgia tax collector G. O. Hughes announces final settlement days December 18 19 and 21 in Dawsonville before December 20 leaving unpaid 1986 taxes to incur fi fa penalties after December 20 and book closure on December 30 with successor taking over January 1.
In July 1988 the Dawson County Board of Education sent petitions to the State Department and State Board seeking funds. Dr. M. D. Collins agreed to bring the matter to the State Board. A board member requested an apology over supposed remarks about teacher morals, but the board and state superintendent denied any reflection on teachers.
Poem celebrating returning home for Christmas and the warmth of family. The speaker longs for familiar places and familiar comforts, from a mother's pie to a home that may be a castle or a shack, and finds joy in coming back. The author signs as Mrs. Otto Guyton.
Harmony schoolhouse hosts a Box Supper on Wednesday night December 23 starting at 7 30 p.m. Girls bring boxes and boys bring pocket books for proceeds to fund school equipment. Rev Fray Martin will fill the appointment at Salon next Sunday and Sunday night. No service Saturday. Pastor H Blackburn urges support for a worthwhile message.
A mighty bargain feast at cost offers dry goods shoes notions and groceries from the G O Perry Bargain Co. on sale Saturday at 8:00 for three days. The stock could fetch wholesale prices but is offered to customers at cost a golden chance for shoppers.
Mr. T Summerpour is on the sick list. Mrs Susie Fausetts and others are reported very sick at home. A roundup of local visits includes Miss Clara Johnson from Akron and Col Fred Brewer of Gainesville. Mention of meat storage and a naval hospital knee treatment.
The Home Economics Club of Dawsonville High School organized on November 23, 1936 elected officers led by President Vivian Crane and plans to visit district meets and build the department. Members include Lois Parks Kuell Grogan Loretta Grogan Susie Gilleland with various committees and a motto We work together.
A public sale begins December 30 at 10 a.m. at John Turner’s home selling 150 bu corn 2 000 bundles fodder shacks one mule two two horse wagons farming tools 2 500 ft lumber and maple and pine furniture. Cash terms. A Dawson county soil conservation project offers drouth area farmers farm terracing with II Silvey Harden as supervisor and Miss Thelma Fouts as clerk.
The Dawsonville Baptist Church hosts a Christmas tree event on Thursday December 24 sponsored by the Sunday Schools. Everyone is invited and the tree will be open for community members to place presents on it.
Greenway Surrenders with brother Woodward in murder warrant by Gordon Hicks from November 20 1936. Woodward held to Superior Court, bond set at 100000, posted and he was released. evidence ties him only to taking a shotgun from Joe Hicks.
Dawsonville High defeated Jasper High 44 to 21 on the Dawsonville court. Dawsonville led early and held off the Jasper challenge as Grogan 10 and Allison 21 paced the winning offense. Jasper fell 20 to 10 to the Dawsonville girls.
A Glendale family awaits Johnny’s homecoming for Christmas. The scene blends timelines with a surprise arrival by plane, Santa’s visit, and a community act of inviting Mrs. Johnson to join the celebration, ending with a festive homecoming.
Harmony school will close Friday for Christmas. Various local residents and visitors shared time with family and friends over the past week. Wishing editor and readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Chel comments on the new Dawsonville school principal elect, praising N. V. Dyer as a mighty good man and offering congratulations to the community on securing his services.
Etowah Lodge No. 222 F and A M held its regular meeting Tuesday night and elected A J Gilreath as W M KB R Taylor as Jn S W J C Slaton as J W S A Clack as Treas C Robinson as Secy C R Gentry as Tyler C C West as S D J C Bruce as J D R v Kelley as S S George Dover as J S H Palmour as chaplain
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