Gals Institution of Flovilla Catalogue Highlight
The sixth annual catalogue praises Gals Institution in Flovilla Georgia. It notes the faculty led by C R Thompson and lists trustees R V Smith J C Maddux A F White R C Gardener W F Douglas J W Minter W A Terry J W Terrell S L Thompson. The school is incorporated under Georgia laws, described as practical progressive permanent and undenominational, located 51 miles from Atlanta and 36 miles from Macon with Southern Railway connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts County
C. R. Thompson
R. V. Smith
J.C. Maddux
A. F. White
R. C. Gardener
W. F. Douglas
J. W. Minter
W. A. Terry
J. VV. Terrell
S. L. Thompson
Gals Institution
Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Great Southern Railway
Flovilla
Discipline and Curriculum Elevate Southern School
A fragmented report credits strict discipline thorough curriculum and moral instruction for ranking this school among the best in the South. Local observers cite strong religious guidance and a disciplined environment as key factors in the institution’s reputation.
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South
Expenses and Spring Term Dates for Flovilla School
Expenses listed for Flovilla School in advance with monthly rates per grade. Calendar shows Spring Term 1895 opening January 2 and closing June 25. for more information contact the Principal.
Portrait Sketch of Meriwether Artist W. Lewis
The article traces the life of Mr. W. Lewis born in Meriwether county at Woodbury. It notes study at Thomaston with Mrs. Sandwich, graduation from Cooper Union and Metropolitan Institute New York, and teaching at Thomaston Americus and the Jackson Institute begun in 1894. It praises his teaching method and mastery in pencil drawing, crayon, pastelle and oil, and his ability to inspire students.
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Meriwether County
Woodbury
Thomaston
Sandwich
Cooper Union
Metropolitan Institute
New York
Americus
J. C. Blasingame
Jackson Institute
Lewis
Institute
Jackson
H. L. Daughtry
Indian Spring
Our County
J. H. Bryans
J. G. McDonald
Blearer
Bob Etheridge
Jackson welcomes J T Barnett and other local push
Long community column notes J T Barnett's move to Jackson as a bookkeeper for the Globe Store and comments on his prior work in Whitesburg and Atlanta. It also sketches Thornton and Daughtry as leading local businessmen, previews church services, and includes a satirical caricature by N J War mon.
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Barnett
Whitesburg
Atlanta
Frank E. Block
General Electric Bo
John O’rear
Jackson
Globe Store
Globe
Jr. Barnett
Farm property loans offered by F. Z. Curry in Jackson GA
Go to F Z Curry Jackson Georgia to secure loans on improved farm property at a per cent interest. This arrangement promises a great saving to you this year by using a cash system for your business.
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F. Z. Curry
Jackson, Ga
Christmas Chimney Event Delights Church Crowd
The Methodist church Christmas chimney Monday evening attracted both children and adults who enjoyed the gathering.
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Methodist Church
Election Notice for Jackson Alder men 1895
The town of Jackson sets a general election for aldermen on the first Wednesday in January 1895. Registration books are open in the mayor's office at the courthouse, per City Clerk M. M. Mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Court House
M. M. Mints
Also Mentioned on This Page
He and
Pat Lin Sieare
C. A. Thompson
Co. W. Lewis
O. W. Lewis
J.T. Barnett
Baptist Church
The
C. C. Carey
the Baptist Sunday School
J.J. Thornton
Mr. Thornton
Laura Thornton
Tennessee
Thornton
R. D. Thornton
Bidwell
Tenn
J. J. Thorton
Robert Thornton
Atlanta Constitution
LL. Daughtry
Jackson Mercantile Company
Star
Middle Georgia
Hampton L. Daughtry
Daughtry
St. John’s Lodge No
N. J. Harmon
the Argus
Springer Bros
J.G. McDona
N. J. Warmon
J. T. Barnett
HI. L. Dauguttry
J. G. McDonar
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