Georgia to Ship Millions of Seedlings Across Nation
Americus Georgia June 29 millions of Georgia tree seedlings will leave the state this year to take up new soil homes nationwide as part of a broadened reforestation program. An estimated 12 million seedlings will be shipped from a large soil conservation service nursery near Americus during the fall. The nursery has grown from 40 to 140 acres with 25 acres under irrigation. last year it shipped 10 million seedlings.
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Americus
Georgia
Soil Conservation Service
Dawn Opera Recounts Perry Arrival in Japan 1856
A Japanese opera titled Reimei or Dawn dramatizes Commodore Matthew C Perry and American sailors landing in Japan in 1856, framing contact and its early aftermath through performance.
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Commodore
Matthew C. Perry
Japan
Decatur County Farmers To Receive Maximum AAA Payments
Bainbridge Georgia June 29 W R Carswell Decatur county agent said all Bainbridge and county farmers who filed worksheets on time have been notified of the maximum payments they may expect under the 1939 agricultural program. Provisions allow grants up to 80 percent for triple superphosphate and Austrian winter peas to improve soil fertility.
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W. R. Carswell
Decatur
Agricultural Commission
AAA
Carswell
Decatur County
Bainbridge Rhone Numbers You Should Know
Jones sings three solos Invictus On the Road to Mandelay and Silvia with Roy Jones at piano. Gladys Hadden reads two poems from a new booklet. A B Conger reports on their World's Fair trip stressing Georgia Day and Rus sia's six million dollar exhibit.
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Georgia
Florida
Russia
Georgia Day at World’s Fair spotlight by Bainbridge club
About a hundred Sportsman Club members and guests gathered at Haddon, Bainbridge, for a Georgia Day program. A fried chicken dinner, summer flowers, and tribute letters from local garden and baggs groups highlighted the evening hosted by C. S. Haddon.
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Bainbridge
Sportsman Club
Haddon
Spartamaps Club
C. S. Haddon
Nettie Claire Bryan
Bainbridge Gardens Club
V. Munson
E. T. Hines
Mercer Baggs
Anna Grace Baggs Griffin
Sportsman's Club
A. B. Conger
R. Bryan
H. H
Roy
Mirs Ramsey Simmons Hosts Club Social in Bainbridge
Bainbridge Ga June 29 Mrs Ramsey Simmons entertained club members at her Lake Douglas Road home with a bridge and Chinese checker party honoring Dr Ruby Hightower of Dublin Ga The red and pink roses filled the rooms High scores went to Mrs L W Willis and Mrs John W Callahan Guests included Dr Hightower and numerous local ladies.
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L. W. Willis
John W. Callahan
Dr. Ruby Hightower
Mesdames L. W. Willis
Wesley Callahan
Wallace Ashley
Owen W. Fields
E. H. Smart
M. A. Ehrlich
Vance Custer
Thomas R. Simmons
T. R. Ramsey
Glover M. Burney
Bainbridge Personal Notices Open with Several Visitors
Bainbridge Georgia June 29. Mr and Mrs Theodore Moore who have lived in Leesburg Georgia for six months will arrive Saturday to spend time with Mr Moore's mother Mrs Grace Moore. Mr E W Pickard has returned to LaGrange Georgia after several days of business here. Bertram Ehrlich of Knoxville Tennessee is visiting his parents Dr and Mrs Julian B Ehrlich with his guest Miss Jacobs of Knoxville. E P Drexel of Tifton spent yesterday on business. A Steve Allan of Atlanta is in town on business for a few days. Thomas R Simmons and wife were in Cottonwood Florida yesterday afternoon.
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Bainbridge, Ga
Theodore Moore
Leesburg
Julian B. Ehrlich
Ehrlich
Miss Jacobs
Knoxville
E. P. Drexel
Tifton
A. Steve Allan
Atlanta
Thomas R. Simmons
Cottonwood, Fla
Blind students stage Merrie England at Ontario School for the Blind
Seventy blind students at the Ontario School for the Blind in Brantford Ontario will present Edward German's light opera Merrie England on a forest set near the school. The performance showcases the school's dramatic program and student talents.
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Blind Opera
Brantford
Ont
Ontario School For the Blind
Edward German
Mitchell County Rally Draws 300 At Camilla Georgia
About 300 people from 14 rural Mitchell County communities attended the Camilla event for a full day of contests in dressmaking cake baking and flower arrangements. Winners included Mary Turner Frances Sapp and Mary Ella Edwards with multiple prizes awarded by Miss Ella Foy. The morning program featured music readings and a speech by Rev J Ed Fain of Albany, while the afternoon showcased music readings and plays from each community.
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Camila
Mitchell County
Ella Foy
Mary Turner
Camp Wilkins
Athens
Frances Sapp
J.M. Palmer
Mary Ella Edwards
Anne Williams
Josephine Rackley
D. Lb. Collings
Bufus Kirkland
Wilma Williams
Dan Baker
George Williams
Pansy Archibald
Spearman Davis
Rosa Collins
J. Ed Fain
Albany
Georgia Land
Wiley Williams
A. T. Rigsby
Lois Lodge
Brian Simpson
Jesse Sloan
Montine Carles
Elsie Palmer
K. L
Chason
J. Munlin Palmer
Guy Fitzgerald
Creed
Eunice Burson
Lillian Shiver
Imusic
Harvey Merle
Junior Layfield
T.G. Palmer
Marie Patrick
Camilla
J. C. Scarbrough
Ed B. Hilliard
General Assembly
Robert Smith
Camilla Orchestra
Supt
Hilliard
Rev
Fain
Cairo Misses Ivey Ethel and Ben Bussey Honored
A surprise miscellaneous shower celebrated new residents Misses Ivey Ethel and Eileen Bussey at their South Broad street home Cairo Ga June 29. Hostesses were Mrs Albert Collins and Mrs A W Rehberg. About fifty guests attended as gifts and refreshments were shared.
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Cairo
Ivey
Ethel
Eileen Bussey
South Broad Street
Albert Collins
A. W. Rehberg
Jimmy Collins
Carolyn Rehberg
Mariboth Forrester
Forsyth and Brinson Reports on Kiwanis Convention
Cairo Kiwanis Club luncheon featured Forsyth and Brinson reporting on the Kiwanis International Convention in Boston mass. Delegates highlighted expanded community service and projects such as health clinics youth programs vocational agriculture 4H and youth support. John Wight presided. Futch of Thomasville attended as a visitor.
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Cairo
Kiwanis International Convenson
Jesse Forsyth
Earl Brinson
Cosien
Mass
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis
America
John Wight
Futch
Thomasville Club
Engaged Miss Mary Anne Harrell to Julian Wallace Fouche
Cairo announces the engagement of Miss Mary Anne Harrell of Cairo and Julian Wallace Fouche of Buena Vista and Douglas. They are from prominent local families and plan to marry soon with residence to be in Douglas.
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Mary Anne Harrell
Wallace Fouche
Cairo
Julian Wallace Fouche
Buena Vista
Douglas
Wiss Harrell
John Arthur Harrell
Thomasville
Fouche
Douglas High School
Cairo Personals Brief Vacation Visits
CAIRO GA June 28 Mrs Bessie Miller left Tuesday for Harrisonburg Va after spending a few days here with her name and address not given in the readable text.
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Cairo
Bessie Miller
Harrisonburg
Local Family News Highlights Weekend Travels and Visits
The article chronicles several residents and guests traveling and visiting relatives. Mrs. Maynard Smith and daughter Helen plan weeks in Harrisonburg. Miss Callie Laurie Crapps joins her aunt in Atlanta. Douglas Dunlap and daughter Clair Love visited from Atlanta, with Dunlap returning home Sunday. Cullen Whigham and wife depart for the New York World's Fair via Washington. J P Reynolds and two sons visit from Homestead Florida en route home. Robert Belcher visits relatives in Macon. Pepper Martin of Perry stops by. Mrs. Forsyth returns from Atlanta to Camp Takeda Gainesville for summer care. Edwin Sapp trains at Fort Mepherson. Roy Hall returns from Savannah. Sid Kingery party and others travel from Metter, Vidalia toward Mexico, hosted by W J Willis. Hugh Broom heads to Donalsonville for a new government post.
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Maynard Smith
Smith
Helen
Harrisonburg
J. W. Crapps
Callie
Laurie Crapps
Atlanta
C. W. Roberts
Douglas Dunlap
Clair Love
Dunlap
Cullen Whigham
Washington, D. C
J. P. Reynolds
Homestead
Fla
Robert Belcher
A. Belcher
Macon
Pepper” Martin
Perry
J. E. Forsyth
Mary. Forsyth
Camp Takeda
Gainesville
Edwin Sapp
Fort Mepherson
U.S. Army Training School
Roy Hall
Savannah
Piano players in the United States number about ten million
An estimated ten million people in the United States play the piano. The figure reflects widespread interest in pianism across diverse ages and regions.
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United States
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