Pavo to Elect Mayor and Councilmen Next Monday
The Town of Pavo schedules its regular annual election for mayor and councilmen for next Monday, December 18. Voters must be registered with the town clerk and county, and taxes for the current year must be paid to qualify. The mayoral race lists B C Reese and B C Wood. council seats include nine candidates for five spots. Reese is a long-time mayor and council member. Wood has served on the council and sits on the local board of education. Registration closes Saturday at 8 p.m.
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B. C. Reese
B.C. Wood
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R. L. Braddy
Guy ‘R. Crosby
Don Q. Dallas
J. D. Davis
J. N. Freeman
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J. H. Matthews
A. J. Thompson
F. W. Quattlebaum
Union Christmas Eve Service Planned at Pavo Methodist
A union service for all residents of Pavo is planned at the Methodist church on Christmas Eve Sunday December 24 at 7 30 PM. Rev Las and others are finalizing the program details and will announce them later. Everyone is urged to attend and invite friends to share in a community worship.
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Monkey Wrecked Car Gives Mrs. Smith Ten Thousand
In Atlanta a stray monkey frightened Mary L. Smith while it sat in her parked car. The animal escaped from the Candler zoo and caused Mrs. Smith to claim $25,000 in nervous damage, but the verdict awarded $10,000 to her. Asa G. Candler Jr. was involved as the defendant.
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Asa G. Candler, Jr
Candler Zoo
Terrapin Trade Booms On Repeal Impacts
Georgia terrapin raisers anticipate a surge as wine returns to over half the states boosting demand. Small terrapins fetch 15 dollars a dozen and larger ones 20 dollars, up from 10 dollars a dozen last year.
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Death Claims Mr. Jas A Hardwick Near Barwick
Friends mourn the sudden death of Mr. Jas A Hardwick at his Barwick area home last Thursday morning from heart failure. He was aged, long a resident of South Georgia with three sons and three daughters surviving. Funeral services were held Friday at Lebanon Cemetery conducted by Rev. D A Lastinger. Burial by the Masonic order, of which he was a longtime member.
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Card of Thanks for Neighborly Help and Flowers
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our mother’s illness and death and for floral offerings. May God bless each of you. Her children: Mrs. Dewey Morris, Mrs. Hubert Morris, Miss Lucy Morris, Edward Morris, Miss Levy Belle Morris, Claude Morris.
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Edward Morris
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Claude Morris
Confederate Veteran, 91, Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
Gray haired John George, 91, Confederate veteran, was sentenced to ten years in Kilby Prison for the slaying of his father-in-law Walker Mitchell, 50. Mitchell was ambushed on November 21 as he walked toward his Pleasant Valley home and identified George before dying. The Hale County jury convicted George of second degree murder after trial. defense had pleaded insanity.
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Thomas County Masons in Meeting Here Monday Night
Pavo Public Schools will close on Thursday afternoon Dec 21 for the Christmas holidays and reopen Tuesday Jan 2. Patrons are urged to keep these dates and ensure students attend school up to closing and on opening day for the spring term.
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Pavo
Peanut byproducts showcased by Dr. Carver at Howard University
Dr. George W. Carver demonstrated one hundred peanut byproducts to Howard University students at a session in Washington. Items ranged from face powder to synthetic rubber and included milk, butter, cheese, ice cream, sauces, oils, soaps, ink, and wood stains. He noted efforts to use peanut rubber for auto tires and cited his broader work on sweet potato byproducts and other materials.
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Seven Armed Men Rob Chicago Bank
Seven men with revolvers overpowered and bound five patrons at Unity Trust and Savings Bank. They battered open 155 of 335 safety deposit boxes and escaped with an undetermined amount of jewelry securities and cash.
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Unity Trust and Savings Bank
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