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Refreshed, reanimated and refurbished, 72 Southern country preachers last week went back home to work. For 16 days, at a unique new school at Emory (Ga.) Uni versity, they had mopped their brows in the clinging heat and studied agricultural problems, learned about agencies serving the rural South, got tips on church work...
...Never Thought . . ." Riding in one of the cars, Pfc. Joe L. Vaughan of Greenville, S.C. mumbled abashedly to Sergeant Olan E. Robertson of Tallapoosa, Ga. (who has seen 52 months of service): "I never thought I'd come back at all . . . . I'll never forget this...
...Baptist ministry. He preached for 17 years. Four years ago, when he applied for an old age pension, he achieved considerable local fame-the Census Bureau announced that he was the oldest resident of the U.S. Last year he retired to his son's house at Vidalia, Ga., to read the Bible...
Soft Peace. In Chicago, Ignatz Chabich admitted that he had been arguing with one John Borman about the Russian-Polish situation, but argued against charges of assault: "I hit him with the soft end of an iron pipe." Old Hand. In Newnan, Ga., the Beavers Packing Co. advertised for an experienced pork cutter and killing-floor foreman, promptly got a reply from a Mr. Goebels of Berlin (Georgia...
...banner: "TRUMAN PLEDGES U.S. TO ROOSEVELT POLICY." Only in the second paragraph was there a fleeting reference to "the sudden, unwarned passing of Mr. Roosevelt." Cerebral hemorrhage was not mentioned, but the Monitor spoke guardedly of "what had happened in the 'Little White House' in Warm Springs, Ga." The New-Dealing New York Post headed its Army-Navy casualty list...