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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1939

Page

3

Social Realm Personal Miss Vera Jones Edwards in Ridgefield

Miss Vera Jones Edwards studies voice in Ridgefield Connecticut July and August under Madame Regina Vicarino of Brenau College. Other notes cover July 4 visits, a Birmingham to Canadian Rockies and World's Fair tour for six weeks, and reflections on harmony and peace as outposts of God’s consciousness.

Ridgefield Conn Regina Vicarino Brenau College Gainesville Ruth Copeland Birmingham West Canadian Rockies San Francisco United States God

Fourth of July meditation on a Pacific Coast highway

A World Outlook reflection envisions a shining road along the Pacific Coast from the Rockies to the ocean as a symbol of unity. It notes obstacles delaying construction, celebrates Christian collaboration across continents, and credits Woodrow Wilson, Dwight Morrow, and Cordell Hull for easing tensions. Dwight Morrow reportedly expressed a liking for Mexicans on departing for Mexico.

Pacific Rockies Andes Ocean Woodrow Wilson Bright L. Morrow Cordell Hull Mexico Dwight Morrow Amer Calles Reriendship

Social Visits and Family Gatherings Around Worthville

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mass of Newton County spent Sunday with the Merediths. Mrs. W. H. Cawthon of Atlanta visits daughter Mrs. W. J. White for weeks. Iris and Gene Washington visit grandmother Mrs. W. O. Moore in Flovilla. Miss Mary Willard visits Miss Lorenda Farrell in Griffin. Griffin guests included John Cornwell and grandson Jesse, Arnold Murphy, and Mrs. Lillie McGee. Numerous locals hosted visits from Griffins and Atlanta residents, with several couples traveling from Pepperton Covington and Milledgeville to see Willards, Bankstons, and Stodghills.

Oscar Mass Newton County Johnny Meredith W. M. Meredith W. H. Cawthon Atlanta W. J. White Iris Gene Washington W. O. Moore Flovilla Mary Willard Lorenda Farrell Covington J. C. Willard Catherine Stodghill R. 0. Stodghill R. V. Cowan Jersey Lamar Bankston E. M. Tyler Ray Tyler

Local Visitors and Extended Summer Visits Spark Jenkinsburg Social Scene

Jenkinsburg residents hosted and visited neighbors from Atlanta Griffin and Brunswick during the Fourth of July week and weekend. Guests included the Maddox Williamson and Farrar households, with several trips to Atlanta and Fayetteville for district WMU activities.

Hage Reede: Hogs as prosperity builders for Georgia

Athens Ga June 29 M P Jarnagin head of University of Georgia animal husbandry told an auction sale of the Georgia Swine Breeders Association in Macon that hog farming can be a major prosperity driver for the South. He urged reorganized cropping, sanitation, and strong foundation stock to lift Georgia toward self sufficiency and a projected Hog supply of 1 000 000 annually.

Athens M. P. Jarnagin University ‘of ‘Georgia Animal Husbandry Department Georgia Swine Breeders’ Association Macon Middle West Jarnagin Georgia College of Agriculture

Luck to Seek Congress Seat in Fourth District

Announcement to fill the Carrollton born Thomas R Luck long time mayor and business leader of Carroll county seeks the Fourth District seat caused by Emmett Owens death. Election set for August 1 per Governor Rivers call. Luck active in business social and civic life with a strong local record and broad support.

Thomas R. Luck Carrollton Carroll County Congress Emmett Owen Rivers Luck

Keltons and guests celebrate 80th birthday in Cork

Mrs. R. Van Smith hosts a family gathering with Cork visitors Mrs. J. B. Kelton Miss Roxila Kelton and Harold Kelton from Mia mi. Guests include Mrs. S. M. Glover of Flovilla Mrs. J. J. Torbet and Mrs. C. A. Towles. Barbara Ann Moore, Winifred Divine and Roxie Smith also noted.

J. B. Kelton Roxila Kelton Harold Kelton Miami Kelton R. van Smith S. M. Glover Flovilla J. J. Torbet C. A. Towles Miss. Winifred Divine Athens Mrs. R van Smith

Wreck Fatalities Rise to Three as Covington Couple Die

Mrs. James Maloy sixty of Covington dies in Covington hospital after Tuesday Four Points wreck that killed Luther McMichael sixty eight and James Joy twenty eight. Charles Martin twelve remains critically injured while driver Herman Stevens of Atlanta and Jer schel Williams of Atlanta face manslaughter charges. A Sown intersection four miles north of Jackson known as Four Points.

James Maloy Covington Herman Stevens Atlanta McMichael-Maloy Jerschel Williams George Deeds Maloy

Army worms march in mass when food grows scarce

Army worms are called by this name because they mass together and march to a new location as food becomes scarce.

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