Vidalia opens fall term with new faculty and rules
Vidalia school prepares to begin the 1921-22 term on Monday inviting public attendance at 9 am opening exercises. Entrance cards cost 2 dollars and country pupil tuition ranges from 2.50 to 3.00 dollars monthly.
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Boy Scouts Resume Meetings After Vacation
Friday night the troop met at the hut for the first time after vacation. Scoutmaster led camp experiences from Camp Mason and the group practiced singing new songs. Bernard Drew, former Vidalia scout now in Douglas, attended and plans for a two day hike to Pendleton creek were hinted for this week.
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Toombs Citizens Praise Governor Lankford on School Funding
Citizens of Toombs follow ad praising Representative G W Lankford for his role in Georgia 1922 school funding. He secured a tax commission seat and helped craft a provision boosting common school appropriations to about 4.25 million dollars for 1922 and 1923 with a plan to reserve 50 percent of any surplus over 8.5 million for schools.
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