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THE BULLETIN
Volume 30,
Toomsboro School
Everyone wording hard to get
things in good condition so they will
enjoy their Christmas vacation begin,
ning Dec. 20 and ending on January
6th.
The First grade gave a very inter
esting program in chapel Wednesday.
The program in charge of Misses Hall
and Mathis portrayed the “Story of
the Christ child”.
Tests end Thursday and from indi
cations to date a most satisfactory
record is being made by the students.
School closes Friday evening with
each room having its Christmas tree
and program just before dismissal.
All athletic contests have been can
celled until after Christmas because
of the condition of the basketball
courts.
One Hundred Years Old
The Central of Georgia Railway’s
centennial is discussed by H. D. Pol
lard, receiver of that railroad, in a
statement published today. Mr Pol
lard says:
“On December 15, 1835, one
hundred years ago, the first rail was
laid at Savannah for the Central of
Georgia Railway. Throughout the
territory now served by the railroad
centennial celebrations to commemor
ate the event will be held- These
celebrations are unique in that they
were conceived and are being carried
out by the employes of the railway
in ■ cooperation with patrons and
friends among the public. The prin-
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cipal celebration will naturally be at
Savannah where the road had its ac
tual beginning. Here the Employes
Club of the railroad has arranged an
ambitious program covering several
days and including an historical pa
geant depicting the development of
transportation from the early days.”
The pageant '‘Redskins to Rail
roads” mentioned by Mr Pollard will,
it is understood, be more than a sum
mary of railroad development, as it
will show the development of trans
port in Georgia from the days before
the white men came. It will consist
of ten big episodes and use more than
750 men, women and children in its
cast.
‘‘ln recent years there have been
other railway centennials, each with
its historical interest but the distin
guishing and significant characteristic
of this one is that the people we serve
and the employes who serve those
people are uniting to honor an insti
tution that for a hundred years has
been a part of their lives and the
lives of their forbears.
“In its relations with the Bublic,
the Central of Georgia has endeavor
ed to render prompt, adequate and
dependable transportation, to build up
and develop its territory and to be a
good citizen and friendly neighbor in
each community it serves. Our em
ployes, our patrons and our friends
at this time of our hundredth anni
versary have made us know that our
nurposes are understood and appre
ciated.”!
Number 4.
We suggest some of the things cus
tomers may find at our store to help
make their shopping more enjoyable.
Shelter for the car, filling station ser
vice, store room comfortably warm
full line dry goods, hardware, groceries
fruits, candies, bread, cakes, crackers,
cold drinks, fresh milk, and appetizing
lunch items.
E. Johnson
Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Farm Supplies
Christmas Gifts
Big lots to select from: Dolls, Tea
Sets, Wagons. Vases, Decorations,
Icicles, Wreaths. Pistols. Baby sets-
Ties, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs.
Box candies and other confections and
Apples, Oranges, Grapes, Cocoanuts
Bananas. Many other season goods.
MISS ELLEN KING
J. W. McCook Lumber Company
Composition Roofing,
Lumber, Lime, Plaster,
Cement, Sashes, Doors,
Paints, Hardware-
ALL BUILDING MATERIALS, WOOD SHINGLES.
Delivered at Your Door
Broadway & Ash Streets, MACON, GA.
(McCook boys reared in Wilkinson county.)
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PIERCE & ORR
Quality Groceries. Better Service
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Independent Home Owned
Friday, DEC 20, 1935.
