Death Claims Carlton V. Smith in Toledo
Carlton V. Smith, 29, of Butts County, died July 31 in Toledo from acute indigestion. The body returned to Flovilla for a 2 PM funeral at his parents home led by Rev. J. W. Ray. Pallbearers were cousins Walter Pratt, Troup, George Howel and Butler Smith. Interment was at Sandy Creek Cemetery. Survived by parents, three sisters, and other relatives.
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Butts County
Carlton V. Smith
Toledo
Ohio
Flovilla
J. W. Ray
C. A. Towles
Elizabeth Towles
R. B. Tor
Georgia School of Technology
Smith
S. K. Smith
Annie
Edith
Virginia Smith
Joint Agricultural Committee and Dairy Association Meet
The Butts County groups discussed the Permanent Prosperity Program to boost winter grazing with pastures and legumes. A joint session with the Dairy Association is set for Saturday at 9 30 a m with G W Humphrey of Southern Railway as speaker.
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County Agricultural Committee
Dairy Association
Agricultural Committee
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Treats Deafness and Catarrh
Catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. Reducing the inflammation may restore hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh and has been marketed for over forty years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Curing House Holds Its Annual Meeting
The Butts County Products Company sockholders held their annual meeting as the state’s large sweet potato curing plant shows satisfactory gear and solid operation. Directors were re-elected: T. B. Fletcher G. E. Mallet A. C. Finley R. N. Etheridge J. M. Gaston S. S. Copeland J. D. Jones. Mallet is president with Fletcher vice president and Copeland secretary treasurer and manager. Potatoes season pricing to be set by Copeland. focus on reducing black rot and careful storage.
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Butts County Products Company
Copeland
T. B. Fletcher
G. E. Mallet
A. C. Finley
R.N. Etheridge
J. M. Gaston
S. S. Copeland
J. D. Jones
Kissed in the Moonlight and the Church
A brief, scattered item notes a playful poem line about kissing in various places with a rival kissed in the church and a motivational aside urging Butts County to keep moving forward.
Atlanta Visitors Fill Local Social Scene This Week
Mr. James Glass and his mother from Atlanta visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Henri Maddox and her young son Don from Atlanta stayed last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bangston. Miss O Delle Moore returned from the University Summer School. Mr. Marvin Farrar of Atlanta visited his father last weekend. Miss Ruth Middlebrooks and her mother shopped in Atlanta Friday. Miss Claude Guest of Atlanta spent the week with her mother Mrs. Sarah Guest. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Asbury of Atlanta were with Mrs. J. B. Childs and Mrs. J. H. Jackson for the weekend. Mr. B F Vandergriff of the Martha Berry School is vacationing with his mother. Friends report Helen Fletcher’s improvement. Miss Lucile Akin visited Rome Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Woodward spent Tuesday.
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James Glass
Atlanta
Henri Maddox
Don
W. J. Bangston
Marvin Farrar
Claude Guest
Sarah Guest
Jackson
Austin Asbury
J. B. Ghilds
J. H
Lawmakers Lack Tax Program In Atlanta Visit
A majority of the general assembly members traveling to Atlanta did not carry any definite tax plan then, and the article states they currently have none and will not have one the next time they are heard from.
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General Assembly
Atlanta
Local social notes from the Washington and Greer circles
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Washington and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Gyp Greer Sunday. Miss Julia Greer of Millen stayed with Miss Ossie Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Maddox were guests of Mrs. S. J. Smith. Bernice Higgins camping in Reynolds. Irene Preston returned from Athens teacher's course. L. A. Maddox and children from Macon over the weekend. Essie Grier and her father visited Mr. and Mrs. Grier.
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Forest Washington
Gyp Greer
Julia Greer
Millen
Ossie Preston
Wright Maddox
S. J. Smith
Bernice Higgins
Reynolds
Irene Preston
Athens
Essie Grier
Mrs. Gyp. Grier
Cooperative marketing movement gains push in fifty years
A writer urges producers to unite behind cooperative marketing and resist selfish interests aiming to discredit the effort. The piece calls this initiative the greatest movement started in the United States in fifty years.
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United States
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I. P. Middiebrooks & Co
Carlton Smith
Joint Meeting Agricultural Committee and Dairy Ass’n
Butts
G. W. Humphrey
Sou
Thern
H. G. Wiley
Harding
Republican Party
Goodyear
Godyear
Settle & Robison
Goodyear Tiras
Trade AT Home
Curing House
ING
Coveland
Newton Hardware Co
Jackson, Ga
the Merchants & Planters Bank
Griffin, GA
Jenkinsburg
O’delle Moore
University
Ruth Middlebrooks
B.F. Vandergriff
Martha Berry School
Helen Fletcher
Rome
Mary Woodward
Chamberlain
The
Internal Revenue
Jersey
Jessamine Dairy
South
Okeh
James K. Polk, Inc
Decatur St
South Mulberry Street
Third Street
Ward
Poland
China Bay
Hodges
T. B. Conner Quick
B. F. Watkins, Jr
Virginia
West
Forsyth Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Sherwood Thaxton
Tfe
G. G. Jinks Transfer CO
Iron Springs
Mr. L. A. Maddox and
Ciildren
Macon
Progress
Argus
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