Hundreds Attend Barwick Fish Fry After Century Trip
Barwick held a large fish fry on the school grounds Tuesday to honor a local group that toured to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition and visited Canada and the eastern states. Officials reported more than a thousand attendees and a program led by Mayor C. S. Jones with speeches by Rev. H. H. Parrish and several trip participants.
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Barwick
Chicago
Canada
C. S. Jones
Jones
H. H. Parrish
C. R.simmons
Simeon Sanchez
Harold Brooks
Cherrie Hart
Eunice Chapman
Lois Chapman
Irene Sloan
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
Roscoe Luke
Thomasville
Col. S. S. Bennett
Royal Daniel
Jack Faircloth
Quitman
Georgia weekly papers open central Atlanta offices
The Georgia Newspaper Alliance of Accredited Weeklies opens central offices at 1111 Atlanta National Building. All foreign ads and non local news go through the central offices which run the publicity control bureau. L. K. Starr is named managing director. The alliance already counts many weekly charter members statewide. The event is part of a broader gathering with musical performances and a fish feast drawing locals and visitors.
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Atlanta
Georgia Newspaper Alliance of Accredited
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta National Building
L. K. Starr
Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Large crowds attend Pavo Baptist revival services
Revival services at Pavo Baptist Church draw large crowds each night with the pastor Rev. Mr. Stracener delivering sermons at 7 45 in the morning and 8 30 in the evening. Evangelist Mr. J H Harris of Thomasville leads the song services and the public is invited to attend through several days into next week.
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Pavo Baptist Church
Stracener
J.h.harris
Thomasville
Pavo High School to Open Monday September 4
The Pavo High School announces the faculty for the coming term and sets the opening date for Monday September 4. The staff remains largely the same with one new teacher added, led by Supt H P Davis and Principal J D Davis. Additional details on tuition will be released before opening.
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Pavo High School
I. J. Alderman
Fall Off Truck Fatal in Fort Smith
Ben Ferguson aged 20 died after falling from a truck while being transported to an unemployment relief project. He sustained injuries Friday and died Sunday night in a Fort Smith hospital.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Ben Ferguson
Grimes Released by Cubs From St Louis
Veteran spitball pitcher Burleigh Grimes has been released unconditionally by the Chicago Cubs, a decision announced today after his assignment in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Cubs
Alliance committee meeting outlines membership process
Applications for membership will be received by the Board of Control members in each of the ten congressional districts and passed on by the Executive Committee at a meeting set for Saturday, August 12. The meeting, attended by all Alliance officers and the Executive Committee, included Jere N. Moore, Carey Williams, Roy N. Emmet, J. Roy McGinty, and O. W. Passavant.
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Board of Control
Alliance
Jere N. Moore
Milledgeville Union-Recorder
Carey Williams
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Roy N. Emmet
The
Cedartown Standard
J. Roy McGinty
Calhoun Times
O. W. Passavant
Newnan Herald
Thomasville Driver Killed in Road Truck Crash Near Moultrie
A Henry Simmons, a black truck driver from Thomasville, died Monday afternoon after a truck with an attached trailer overturned on a plowed road three miles from Pave on Moultrie Road. The truck belonged to Jim Butler of Thomasville. The vehicle left the road, the trailer struck his back, and he suffered chest injuries deemed fatal after first aid and transport to the physician in Wave.
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Thomasville
Henry Simmons
Pave
Iin Moultrie Road
Jim Butler
Thomas- Ville
Ave
Actosb
Dpavo
Physicians Office
Governor Talmadge Proclaims Georgia Day at Chicago Expo
Governor Talmadge proclaims August 22 Georgia Day at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Georgians are urged to attend with a 122 Infantry Band and naval escort, broadcast by NBC nationwide. Special railroad rates and an all expense trip package are offered, plus exhibits and a Georgia ball at the Hotel Morrison.
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Talmadge
Georgia
Chicago
World's Lair
Anls
Dawes
Century of Progress
Atlanta
Mon Century of Progress
Chamber of Corre
Scott
Allen
Deiter
Morrison
Negro Is Shot To Death In Pavo Saturday Afternoon
In Brooks County near Pavo, Ike Chark, a negro farmer, was shot and killed Saturday afternoon during a dispute after a neighborhood baseball game. Huff fired three shots, one hit in the back. Huff was arrested by Marshal Davis and later jailed in Quitman. A Brooks County grand jury will hear the case.
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Ike Chark
Soni
Will Clark
Brooks County
Sun Trust
Pavo
Secon
Hulf
Chirk
Ater
Clarsn Negro
Tall
Huff
Marshal Davis
Fime
Clanton
Quitman
Grand
Davis
Fear and Fortune Intertwined in Unfortunate Times
A reflective line notes that fear mirrors desire amid misfortune, suggesting fear arises as naturally as possession in hard circumstances. The thought ties anxiety to hardship, implying fear accompanies those facing adversity and chance alike.
NRA Emblem Use Prohibited. Fines Up To 500 Dollars
Reported in Atlanta that publishers and ad firms may only display the NRA eagle emblem after a signed President's agreement. Affected parties must attach a 1 1 4 inch sticker from the post office to the signed statement. Unauthorized use carries a 500 dollar fine or six months in jail.
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NRA
Atlanta
Policemen and Soldiers: Roles in Society
A reflective aphorism comparing policemen to soldiers and suggesting soldiers act collectively while policemen act individually.
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Colbert
Wortley Holland
Clifford Stone
Annie Lou Stanaland
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Parramore
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Carolyn Knighton
Benevolence
Evelyn Blanton
Albany
Marion Lundy
Granrii Island
Fla
Wylene Whitley
Daisy
Anne Lastinger
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Dublin
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