Pavo Public Schools Set to Open Monday Morning
Pavo Public Schools prepare for opening next Monday with 8 30 report time and a 10 30 public program inviting patrons. Only one session will be held that day ending at 1 00, no lunches needed. Tuition fees for grammar and high school are set at 1 40 and 2 50 monthly, with early two month payments encouraged to aid financing. H J Alderman will receive fees and issue receipts.
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Pavo Public Schools
Supt
Davis
Board of Education
Severi
H. J. Alderman
Florida Short Route paving to begin in Webster County
State highway engineers will survey and acquire right of way from Kimbrough to Chambliston north of Dawson as part of paving the Florida Short Route segment in Webster County. J F Terry and Commissioner Charles M Jones will push landowner consents or pursue condemnation to complete the ten mile unpaved link toward Montreal Canada and Florida cities.
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Dawson
Webster County
Kimbrough
Chamblisston
J. F. Terry
Muscogee County
Charles M. Jones
Florida
Montreal
Canada
Georgia
Women named to state Democratic committee
Mrs R H Hankinson of Mc Donough and Mrs J A Rollison of Waycross named as members of the state Democratic committee announced by chairman Hugh Howell. Both women are prominent in educational, club and civic work. Hankinson has led the state Congress of Parents and Teachers for four years and was once president of the Sixth District Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Atlanta
R H. Hankinson
McDonough
J. A. Rollison
Waycross
State
Democratic Committee
Hugh Howell
Hankinson
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Latin os vem Seis Pointing Pavo Weekly News
Readable fragments indicate a weekly Latin language news item with unclear details about a person or event. The text is fragmented and lacks concrete names, dates, or places to form a full summary.
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Pavo Weekly
Westberry Seen Near Browning Station Day Of Slayings
Witnesses testifying in Lowndes County describe Austin Westberry near the Browning filling station on the day the Browning couple was killed. L W Angel and Edna Smith place him in the vicinity while jailer Pipkin testifies Westberry was caught trying to saw bars to visit a girl, with plans to return.
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Valdosta
Austin Westberry
W. H. Browning
Westberry
L. W. Angel
Tampa
Fla
Lowndes County
Edna Smith
Manatee
Brownings
L. Pipkin
Mr Jas Hummers and James Adel Guests of Mrs Herrin
Mr Jas Hummers and James Adel were hosted as guests by Mrs B C Herrin at a social event. The notice records their visit and the hostess's role in the gathering.
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Jas. Hummers
James Adel
B. CL. Herrin
Quarterly Rally of Baptist Women Set at Pavo Church
The Baptist Women's Missionary Union of Thomas County Association will hold its quarterly rally at Pavo church next Wednesday September 6 at 10 30 A M. The program includes devotional talks stewardship education illiteracy and mission study reports with various speakers and musical numbers ending with lunch at 12 30 and an afternoon session.
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The
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union of the Thomas County Association
Pavo
A. D. Greene
J. G. Kite
Stewardship
Carl Clark
T. C. Beverly
J. G. Garrison
Ochlocknee
Elmo Chastain
B. W. Stone
M. J. Lee
Sunbeams
Elmer Horne
Talmadge and Vinson in Road Fund Dispute
Georgia's $10 5 million federal road fund becomes a public feud between Governor Talmadge and Congressman Vinson. Each accuses the other of blocking or conditionally accepting federal aid while debating unemployment relief and national recovery policy. Vinson presses for Georgia to know if the governor will cooperate with Roosevelt on relief efforts.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Talmadge
Carl Vinson
Milledgeville
Vinson
Roosevelt
Coast to coast drive to bring America under NRA
Athens reports Samuel Insull detained and later non extradited as U S authorities pursue his return over a 1933 mail fraud indictment. Atlanta launches a nationwide volunteer drive to promote the Blue Eagle and NRA, urging employers and workers to boost employment and wages under government recovery.
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America
NRA
Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
United States
Chicago
Washington
Georgia
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh S. Johnson
Department of Commerce
Secret Service Office
Revenue officers check beer dealers across South Georgia
An Internal Revenue Bureau representative investigated Moultrie and surrounding towns finding many beer dealers operating without federal licenses. Retailers owe 20 dollars and wholesalers 50 annually. After contact, several dealers applied for licenses, while two local dealers faced prosecution but were acquitted. The article notes 3.2 beer is common in many towns despite the bone dry law.
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Georgia
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H. J. Alder
Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Insull
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