Forest training camp teaches boys forest estimation
A Georgia forestry training week at Laura S Walker State Park near Waycross educates sixty farm boys in estimating wood volume, tree identification, fire prevention, and timber selection. Sponsored by Union Bag & Paper Corp and Brunswick Pulp and Paper, the camp aims to train about 1,000 farm youths annually.
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Georgia
Laura S. Walker State Park
Waycross
Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association
South
Union Bag & Paper Corporation
Brunswick Pulp and Paper Company
Georgia Extension Service
Georgia Division of Forestry
Woodee Creeker Pulp
Iuse
Pulp and Paper
Timate
Home Demonstration Clubs Plan Halifax Federation Day
The Halifax County Home Demonstration Clubs Executive Board met October 3 in Halifax with Mrs. F W M White as president and other officers named. They set Federation Day for November 8 1945 and discussed luncheon plans with Dawson Spring Hill and Tillery as hostess clubs. Hostess representatives from Dawson Spring Hill and Tillery met October 5 in Dawson to finalize committees for Federation Day with Mrs Jim Pope chairing.
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County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Halifax
F. W. M. White
A. G. Wilcox
R. B. Robinson
W. S. Hockaday
T. B. Moss
Federation of Halifax County Home Demonstration Clubs
Dawson Club
Dawson
Spring Hill
Tillery
Tillery Home
Jim Pope
C. N. Powell
Anna Draper
Smith-Sadler announce daughter Catherine wed Carl Smith
Mr and Mrs S B Sadler announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine to Seaman First Class Carl Smith on September 21 Seaman Smith hails from Kansas.
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S. B. Sadler
Catherine
Carl Smith
Seaman Smith
Kansas
William Cooper Home On Leave From the European Theater
William C. Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cooper, is spending a 45 day leave with his parents. He served 21 months in the European theatre with the First U. S. Army.
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William C. Cooper
J. J. Cooper
Cooper
Atomic Bomb Radio Quip Sparks Quiet Reactions
A radio joke asserting the bomb has no after affect prompts discussion as listeners report odd, polite bowing and smiles. The remark hints at public unease with nuclear themes and the cultural impact of atomic-age rhetoric.
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Raymond Riddick
C. 5. Davis
L. G. Barnhill
I. D. Hinton
Willis Dickens
Julian Draper
Douglas Lawrence
O. C. Weeks
Jesse Holiday
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Florence
Estelle Edwards Garner
Executve Board
Pomecnaccas Ie
Roanoke Rapids Building & Loan Association
William Cooper
Ted
Esso Station
Roanoke Ave
N. Johnson
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids, N. CG
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