Girl Scouts Water Carnival and Local News Highlights
The Girl Scouts hold a water carnival at Camp Frances Archbold tomorrow at 4 30 PM with games treasure hunt and a capstone dinner. City Court cases include guilty verdict for whiskey sale and ongoing trial of Elbert McKinnon. May Valentine injured in a bus wreck near New Orleans recovering with bruises and ligament injuries. Legionnaires head to Brunswick for the state convention as moving vans advertise service.
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Girl’s Scouts
Camp Frances Archbold
Florence Pittman
Agnew Andrews
Will Beverly
John
Richard Mitchell
Elbert McKinnon
Éelock
John Cone
May Valentine
New Orleans
Miss May Valentine
Port Arthur
Texas
Snodgrass
Remington Avenue
St. Charles
Miss Valentine
Robb White
L. S. Moore
Degrees Awarded to 312 at University of Georgia
At Athens on June 19 the University of Georgia granted 312 degrees during commencement. Dr. Henry Suzzallo delivered the baccalaureate address, eleven honorary degrees were awarded, and Stephen L. Upson of Athens gave the valedictory.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Henry Suzzallo
Carnegie Foundation
Emily Woodward
Vienna
G. Green
Cherrydale
W .A. Mulherin
Augusta
Roland B. Daniel
Columbus
Stella Stewart Center
New York City
R. W. Walton
Valdosta
John .J. Coit
Rabun Gap
Roland Harper
Anne Wallace Howland
Dr. Suzzallo
University of Washington
Suzzallo
John White Garland
Barnesville
Frederick Solomon
Fort Valley
Hamilton-McWhorter
William Jennings Bryan
Charles H. Hardy
Gainesville
Girls Scout Benefit at Rose Next Friday
Thomasville theater offers a benefit for the Girl Scouts with The Big Killifig a Wallace Beery Raymond Hatton feature, plus The Singing Daisies a Flower Show musical by Mildred Pike. Performances include one afternoon and two evening showings with twenty listed young ladies in the cast.
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Thomasville
Bill Langley
Albany Man Elected Grand Chief at Brunswick Forty and Eight Meet
Mey er Rosenberg of Albany was elected grand chef de gare of the Le Grande Voiture de Georgia at the opening session of the annual convention. Other officers named include G H Griffin Savannah and Oscar Koegel Valdosta. The Forty and Eight parade started at 2 pm, followed by the wreck event at the school gym, as American Legion sessions begin the next day with strong attendance expected.
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BrunsWick
Meyer Rosenberg
Albany
le Grande Voiture de Georgia
la Societe Des 40 Hommes
Train
G. H. Griffin
Savannah
Commissaire Intendent
Jas. A. Bankston
Atlanta
Grand Gard de la Porte
Oscar Koegel
Valdosta
FB. McCaugley
Grand Aumonier
Royal K. Ticker
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Berlin Women Seek Family Allowances Policy
The Woman's Inter-Suffrage Alliance, meeting in Berlin on June 19, adopted a resolution urging governments in various countries to introduce a system of family allowances. The plan would provide for the cost of rearing children beyond what the father's wages cover.
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Berlin
Woman's Intersuffrage Alliance
Philadelphia Woman Starts Drive to Stop Drinking in Society
Mrs. George H. Strawhbridge launches a movement among Philadelphia social leaders for strict observance of Prohibition. She proposes forming a committee of women to promote duty to enforce laws within social circles, inspired by Mrs. Edward B. McLean's Washington example and President Hoover's approval.
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Philadelphia
George H. Strawhbridge
Strawbridge
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Hoover
Out of Town for Ten Weeks Attend Searcy at NYC School
Notice states Dr. W M Searcy Sr will be away for ten weeks attending Dewey's School of Orthodontia in New York City. Advertisement.
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Dewey’s School of Orthodontia
New York City
W. M. Searcy, SR
Manry Platt Named K of R and S Officers
Or W Manry and Wm H Platt selected for the Knights of Columbus or related fraternal order officers as indicated by the brief notice. The item names two individuals and specifies their roles within the organization.
State Sunday School and B Y P U Convention at First African Baptist
State level gathering for the Colored Sunday School and B Y P U meets July 16 to 19 at the First African Baptist Church in Thomasville. More than a thousand delegates are expected and local colored churches will entertain them. The event aims to boost the city’s religious influence and requires civic cooperation.
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Col
S. S
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Colored State Sunday School
Thomasville
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