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Newspaper
Pavo Weekly News
Location
Pavo, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
1
The item lists P. W. Reddick as editor and publisher and L. E. Wooten as business manager with a one dollar second class matter entry dated December 8, 1921 at the Pavo Georgia Post Office under the 1879 act.
The speech recalls Judge Allen’s warning that scrapping enduring values harms society. She cites right and wrong, justice and mercy under all flags, and condemns oppression and profiteering from weakness. She reflects on aging and social change, noting moral shifts outpace material ones.
Special report by W. S. Stewart of the Department of Agriculture records 8 408 bales ginned by the first of the year in Thomas County for 1933, up from 4 514 bales to the same date in 1932.
James W. Evans announces his candidacy for the unexpired term as Tax Receiver of Thomas County in the January 4 1984 special election. A native of the county he has worked in education and ministry and served as Georgia state pure food inspector for six years. He cites local support and his public service experience as his qualifications.
Mr and Mrs L C Peebles of Pitts announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Mr J D Davis of Pavo. Davis, principal of Pavo High School, is a popular educator now in his sixth city. Margaret Peebles was a longtime high school teacher in Boston and has many friends in Pavo and Boston.
Little George Alligood Jr. age six months died Tuesday morning at ten o clock after a two week illness. He was born June 19 in Brooks County near Pavo. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs O D Alligood five brothers and sisters. Funeral services held Wednesday at Lebanon Cemetery with Rev W G Stracener of the Pavo Baptist Church officiating. burial in Lebanon Cemetery. The bereaved family receive sympathy from many friends.
The December meeting of the Pavo Woman's Club took place in the club room Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. K. V. Adams in charge. The room was festively decorated with holly as members sang Joy to the World and heard an invocation by Mrs. H. M. Williams. Mrs. A. D. Green read a message from the Federation. A Christmas pageant by local schoolgirls was presented under Miss Vivian Mood Antic Lou Stanaland and Miss Wortley Holland. A salad course followed with decorations featuring Christmas colors. Hostesses included Mrs. B. O. Wood, Mrs. J. C. Stanford, Mrs. G. C. Reynolds, Mrs. G. F. Vince and Miss Mary Stanford.
A woman’s vehicle was towed 600 miles from Peoriall after she struck a bridge railing and returned to her hometown for repairs.
W. K. Jenkins of Walla Walla Washington lighted a stove fire when a small owl, angered and vocal, hooted at him and attacked as he raised the lid. The event occurred in the home stove area, with no further injuries reported.
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