Governor Dorsey to Speak at Fayetteville Court House
Governor Hugh Dorsey will address a Fayetteville gathering at 10 30 a m on February 12 in the court house. He will also speak at the Methodist Church on Sunday at 11 a m and again at 7 30 p m. The notice urges farmers and residents to attend to support the cotton association campaign with a packed house.
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Dorsey
Court House
Methodist Church
Fayetteville
Hugh Dorsey
State Capitol
Cotton Association
Honor Roll of Woolsey High School Ninth Grade
Ruth Griffith. Ruth McLean. Martha Sams. Gladys Sams on the honor roll. Mrs E T Woolsey and children spent Wednesday in Woodbury. Mr and Mrs B H Gill moved into the Grady Chambers house. Mr and Mrs J A Coppedge of Culloden visit J D Griffiths family. Mr and Mrs R P Minter spent Wednesday in Hampton. Mr and Mrs F A Sams and daughter spent Friday with Mrs C J Sams. Mrs R E Minter in Atlanta with her sick sister-in-law Ward. Miss Lois Phillips of Senoia visits Migs Wynons Wilder. ADVERTISE IN THIS PAPER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Gill
Grady Chambers
R. E. Minter
Atlanta
Lois Phillips of
Senoia
Migs Wynons Wilder
Gladys Tarpley Recalls 4H Canning and Pig Club Year
Gladys Tarpley describes four years in the canning and pig clubs, detailing a tenth-acre garden, soil quality, planting schedules, and yields. She explains canning methods, yields of peppers tomatoes and beans, and profits while praising club guidance, recipes, and exhibits at fairs.
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Canning Club
Pig Club
Majestic
Berkshire
Gladys Tarpley
United States Vaults Closed Promptly to Aid Home Economy
The weeklong pledge forbids foreign access to U S treasury loans and private credits. Pan American ministers in Washington were told that dollars will work for America first. Bankers from major cities informed Latin American financiers that the United States must focus on domestic needs.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
America
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
United States
Daily Thought By Frederick Deering Blake
A compact reflection on considering the impact of one’s actions on others rather than personal events. The quotation emphasizes ethical awareness and empathetic thinking as a guiding daily thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Deering Blake
A Real Man Defined by Courage and Resourcefulness
A reflection on manhood describing a real man as fearless in the face of illness and poverty, a steadfast presence in times of need, and not a coward about hardship, emphasizing resilience over wealth. The excerpt contrasts wealth with character, arguing true strength lies in readiness to help others.
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Funny Tribe
Judge Dorsett
William McDowell
Alabama
Susan Reeves
W. L. Burch
Woolsey
W. J. Stell
J. D
Frank McFarland
Lela Rivers
Riverdale
GC. R. Marti
Henry Nations
James Goodman
Sandy Creek
Mrs
I. M. Goodman
Luther Stenchcomb
Senoia Street
Georgia Mae Williams
Moultrie
G. W. Dorsett
Mr. Parker Dorman
Jonesboro
J. W. McDowell
Honever, Ala
Tyrone
Barnie Tinsley
Woolsey High School
Ruth Griffith
Ruth McLean
Martha Sams
Gladys Sams
E. T. Woolsey
Woodbury
Mrs. J. A. Coppedge of
Culloden
J. D. Griffith
R. P. Minter
Hampton
F. A. Sams
C. J. Sams
Manhoood
Bank OF
Syracuse
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