Georgians Set Red Cross Days To Aid Storm Victims
Two Georgia cities Ga inesville and Cordele plan Red Cross Days next week honoring relief workers after two nearby tornadoes. Gainesville will hold Red Cross Day on October 15 with speeches and a film The American Red Cross To The Rescue while Cordele observes October 16 with a barbecue and program at local venues.
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Georgia
Gainesville
Cordele Hsv
Red Cross
Cordele
American Red Cross
William A. Palmour
John R. ‘Brown
First Methodist Church
Riverside’Military Academy
Dawson County Sunday School Convention at New Hope Church
The Dawson County Sunday School Convention met at New Hope Church with Mrs. M. E. Hendrix presiding. Morning addresses by J. E. Bailey and Dr. H. Palmour. talks by Mrs. W. B. Shipp and Mrs. C. H. Terry of Atlanta. sermon by Rev. Ralph Grogan. A basket lunch followed. In the afternoon Rev. E. B. Slay of Atlanta spoke and Mrs. Shipp discussed worship for the small child. Hendrix reelected president. J. C. Hughes secretary and a working committee appointed including Miss Della Roper, Miss Carrie Hughes, Miss Annie Stowers, Miss Jewell Fouts, Miss Mildred McGehee, J. E. Bailey, Ernest Bailey. Dawsonville Sunday School won Bible as prize for largest attendance.
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Dawson County
New Hope
M. E. Hendrix
J. E. Bailey
H. Palmour
W. B. Shipp
C. H. Terry
Atlanta
Ralph Grogan
E. B. Slay
Local and Personal News Items Penciled For Our Readers
Arthur J. Andrews visited Louisville over the week end. Many residents and visitors are noted including Rev W A Styles of Juno and others from Smyrna Atlanta Rome and Norcross. Election talk, local moves, shuffles of officials, and social visits fill the column with updates on households farms and community events. A religious play, the Hope of the World, will be at Hopewell church October 10th with 10 cent admittance. The Stunt Night at Dawsonville school drew a large crowd and the auction quilt raised 4100 with Royce Gaddis as winner.
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Hopewell Methodist Church
E. H. Blackburn
Dawsonville
Prof. Story
Royce Gaddis
Eleanor Byrd
Gainesville Business College Ad Open Daily Year Round
There is growing demand for business trained workers and the ad urges enrollment. It claims flexible entry any day, completion time at the student’s pace, low state-leading terms, and invites inquiries to BOX 237, Gainesville, Georgia.
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Gainesville Business College
Gainesville
Georgia
Outstanding Georgia F F A member to tour national convention
Thanks to the Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau a top Georgia F F A planter from each vocational district will win a trip to the National F F A convention in Kansas City in October Ford D McClure has been named one of the three outstanding boys in the district and Mobley visited to review his record.
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Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau
Kansas City
Ford D. McClureh
M. JD. Mobley
Ford
Thousands View Free Attractions At Fair And Exposition
ATLANTA GA Thousands may view free attractions at the 1936 Fair and Educational Exhibit October 4 11 with more offerings than ever before. Mike Benton president says the event aims to be affordable for moderate means and to aid Georgia educators by showcasing educational exhibits for children. Special focus on school day Friday October 9 invites pupils and teachers to attend at reduced rates with broad access to entertainment and exhibits.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Fair Association
Mike Benton
Benton
Georgia
Ralline
Cnil
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Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute At
Chicago
Dean Lundquist
Fetaley
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Sunday School
U. S. Worley
Dug Road
Arthur J. Andrews
Louisville
M. B. Parks
Smyrna
Thelma Fouts
Grace Vaughters
Rome
C. J. Thompson
J. C. Slaton
Edna Long
Reid T. Robinson
Cumming
Sewell Woody
Price
W. O. Vaughters
Sylvia Looper
Bonnelle Pirkle
Glen Gilltrap
Norcross
Dick Johnson
Miami, Fla
B. K. Tatum
C. P. Terry
W. M. Shipp
J. M. Freeman
Mr. Milligan
Chicamauga
L. J. Redd
Sherman Harden
M. L. Cook
Anderson, S. C
W. C. Vaughters
Flora Vaughters
Marion Kerns
E. A. Halcomb
Toccoa
W. C. Alexander
Judge Vaughters
Hoyt Burdine
Dawson Superior Court
Mr. Burdine
Frank Smith
W. L. Martin
Martin
W. J. Parks
Parks
J. A. Stephens
32Nd Dist
Board of Roads and Revenues
Stephens
Mashburn
W.M Grant
Kiloughs District
Board of Education
Howell Whelchel
Herman McRae
Warm Springs
Liberty
Macon
Dr. H. Palmour
J. Grady Tatum
Little Son
P. T. Duncan
Sanfords District
James Garey
L. P. McDonald
Mary Breen
Louis Kane
James Caldwell
Martin’s
Clayton
F. F. A. News
John Pirkle
Cumming, Georgia
Hamburgers and Weiners
Harden Bros
Byron ‘Mitchell
Byron Mitchell
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