Local News Notes From Nashville To Valdosta
Local items report visits from Mrs Eulalie Johnson of Nashville and Mrs Angie Daniels of Tallahassee. Del Herring returns to Albany and Miss Bonnie Mathews visits. Tobacco prices at Blake’s Warehouse in Moultrie are high with a 39 cent per pound sale. A fish fry honors Judge W E Thomas hosted by G H Broome and L F Harris. The Woman's Club held a joint meeting with a program on the Century of Progress Niagra Falls and local trip reports.
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Blake’s
Moultrie
G. H. Broome
L. F. Harris
Broome
Will Dorming
Louise Stanford
Leone Redfern
Léla Harrell
Century of Progress
Niagra Falls
Rachel Mathews
Mildred Crosby
Faye McGraw
James Matthews
G. L. Austin
Died at Chattahoochee Mr C T Beggs Former Pavo Citizen
News comes of the death of Mr C T Beggs former Pavo resident who had been living in Madison. He died in Chattahoochee Florida yesterday morning after weeks of treatment by his son Dr J M Beggs. Beggs was a prominent Hughville citizen and long a traveling salesman for a wholesale drug house before retiring to Madison. Funeral arrangements were not learned here.
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C. T. Beggs
Pavo
Madison
Besed
Chattahoochee
Fla
J. M. Beggs
Miss Pansy Reese Named Fifth Grade Teacher in Boston Public Schools
The notice announces Miss Pansy Reese has been elected to teach the fifth grade in the Boston Public Schools. It addresses her friends and confirms the appointment with local educational authorities.
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Pansy Reese
Boston Public Schools
Correction of birthday party attribution
A correction notes an error in last week’s News report stating the birthday party was given by Mrs Herndon. It should read that Mrs Herman Stringer hosted the party for her son John Edward. The paper apologizes for the mistake and presents the correction.
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Herndon
Herman Stringer
John Edward
Cotton checks start flowing to Georgia farmers
In Athens the delivery of two checks marks the start of more than 11 million dollars in payments to Georgia farmers who cooperated to remove 700,000 acres of cotton. J B Hubbard and J C E Weatherford received initial checks, with details on acreage and option contracts, as funds are mailed from Washington as verification proceeds.
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Athens
Wallace
Georgia
Agricultural Extension Office
Mr. Wallace
J. B. Hubbard
Carroll County
J. C. E. Weatherford
Oconee County
Wold of the Wise aphorisms on virtue and reason
A series of wry maxims on friendship religion politeness war and self restraint. It remarks that reason should guide belief and that self discipline marks true merit while acknowledging the value of pity and humility in daily life.
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Eulalie Johnson
Nashville
W. A. Tyone
Griffin
Bonnie Mathews
Angie Bess Daniels
Tallahassey
Fila
F. C. Dan
Don Dallas
Dallas Gandy
Valdosta
Madge
Helen Miller
Mrs
A. M. Miller
Mrs. Broome
Mrs. Harris
W. E. Thomas
J. H. Matthews
R. L. Braddy
John T. Gilmore
Messrs
B. C. Reese
B. B. Threat
Don Q. Dallas
P. W. Reddick
J. K. Wood
F. C. Daniels
R. C. McGraw
Nadine Conner
Hazel Heard
Chattahoochee, Fla
Miss Pansy Reese
Boston
Pavo Banking CompAny
McGraw’s Barber Shop
Wold OF the Wise
Sunset Lake
Sunset Pond
O. M. Bobo
Thomasville
W. D. McCord
Optometrist
Kryptok
N. Madison
Thomasville, Ga
Thomasville, Georgia
Aen Herding
William Powell
Nesbay
Christopher Strong
Katherine Hepburn
Helen Hays
Robert Montgomery
Tom Keene
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