Malaria Prevalence Spurs Opinion On County Health
Believe nation backs president as Dr LePrince cites malaria pervasive in Sumter County. Schools report chills and fever in past year with up to 75 percent malaria cases among physicians' caseloads. Calls for a Sumter county mosquito extermination association led by prominent locals to organize talks, sanitation visits, and district leadership to drain breeding sites.
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Cobb
Plains
Sumter County
State Board of Health
Dengue Fever Costs Americus Big Losses
An Americus editorial links dengue and malaria to substantial local costs in 1922, urging widespread civic and religious action. It cites the Americas Lighting Car loss at 765.16 dollars and calls on ministers and churches to educate and battle the mosquito menace, promising ongoing reminders until victory.
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Americas
R. P. Ewing
Go To Church Sunday The Sermon on the Mount
The Mountain Teacher argues that the Sermon on the Mount is not a morality system but shows the absolute moral ideal. Christ sets disciples at the goal of becoming children of the kingdom, granting freely what others strive for through self-denial and discipline. He offers forgiveness and mercy, giving Himself as the gift.
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Christ
First Methodist Church Holds Morning Membership Service
Rev John M Cutler will conduct morning services as the large class applying for membership is received. Dr J M Glenn, secretary of the Centenary Cause in the South Georgia conference, will preach at the evening service. Mid week prayer meeting is Wednesday night, Sunday school at 9 50 AM. Public invited.
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First Methodist Church
John M. Cutler
J. M. Glenn
Centennary Cause
South Georgia Conference
Sunday Services and Union Meeting Announced
First Baptist Church led by D. D. Carl W Minor offers Bible school at 9 30 a m Supt T Furlow Gatewood and worship at 11 a m Move Forward and 7 45 p m The Needy Christ B Y P U meets 6 45 p m Senior Intermediate and Junior Attend union on Sunday Find yourself in a group Wednesday 7 45 p m Praise prayer and Bible study Union Methodist Missionary hosts Monday at 3 30 p m two adult societies join at Lee Street Methodist Church program Hymn 482 Prayer Mrs Walters Scriptural reading Mrs Ray dialogue on evangelistic work in Korea Mrs Pickett Smith Kelly Music Mrs Mary Campbell Talk by Mrs J A Thomas Hymn 516 Prayer and Dismissal Mrs Cutler Refreshments social hour.
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First Baptist Church
Carl W. Minor
D. D
T. Furlow
Union Methodist Missionary
First Methodist
Lee Street Society
Lee Street Methodist Church
Walters
Ray
Korea
Pickett
Kelly and Smith
Mary Campbell
South Georgia Conference
J. A. Thomas
Cutler
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Sermons
Richard F. Simpson is pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 with A C Crockett as superintendent. Morning service at 11 with sermon Unconcern and Neglect. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 led by Mrs F B Arthur. Evening service and Bible study at 7 30 on the subject Rahab. Visitors and strangers are invited.
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Presbyterian Church
Richard F. Simpson
A. C. Crockett
Christian Endeavor
F. B. Arthur
Calvary Church Schedule Notes Fourth Sunday After Easter
Rev James B Lawrence rector leads Holy Communion at 7 30 a m The Church School assembles at 9 45 a m Evening prayer and praise at 7 30 p m with venue mentioned as The Church By the Bridge and Calvary Church offerings on the Fourth Sunday after Easter.
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Calvary Church
James B. Lawrence
The
Chuch School
Lee Street Methodist Church Services Reminder
The Lee Street Methodist Church lists Sunday events led by Pastor Luther A. Harrell with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school under Bryant Belcher, 11 a.m. sermon, 6:45 p.m. Epworth Leagues devotional, 7:45 p.m. sermon by Dr. W F Quillian of Macon, and Wednesday prayer at 7:45 p.m. Members are urged to attend all services.
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Lee Street
Luther A. Harrell
Bryant Belcher
Epworth Leagues
W. F. Quillian
Macon
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Schedule
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 128 Forrest St lists a Sunday School at 9 30 and a Sunday morning service at 11 with the topic Probation after Death. The golden text is Proverbs 14 32. Wednesday evening meeting is at 7 30 Reading Rooms open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 10 to 12. attendees welcome.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Forrest St
Sunday Services at First Christian Church Taylor Street
Sunday school starts at 10 a m with J A Baugh as superintendent. Attendance urged. Prayer and Praise at 11 a m with Communion at 11 15 a m. Preaching service to follow at 11 30 a m. Sub-
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First Christian Church
Taylor Street
Prayer services led by Clara Bell Silver and L M Norville
Church schedule highlights Christian Endeavor meetings at 6 45 p m with Miss Clara Bell Silver as leader Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m led by L M Norville Junior Christian Endeavor Friday at 3 30 p m led by Mrs Chas McArthur All are invited to join worship across all services in the church program Occupy Till I Come title referenced in the text and serves as a devotional motif.
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Christian Endeavor
Clara Bell Silver
L. M. Norville
Junior Christian Endeavor
Chas. McArthur
Marketing discussion in Americus with three state leaders
Sumter County agents announce a meeting at the Americus courthouse at 2 30 p m Saturday May 5 to discuss cooperative marketing for farmers. Attending will be Governor Thomas G McLeod of South Carolina Governor elect Clifford M Walker and Dr Andrew M Soule president of the Georgia State Agricultural College. The guests will share experiences on marketing farm products and economic affairs with local farmers.
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Sumter
Amnericus
George O. Marshall
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
Clifford M. Walker
Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
State Agricultural College
Furlow, Otis Elevator President, Dies in New York
Floyd C. Furlow, formerly of Americus and longtime Otis Elevator Company president in New York, died at his Ritz Carlton home. A Tech Atlanta alum, he rose rapidly after resolving a building elevator breakdown. He was 50 and had worked with Otis about 20 years.
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Floyd C. Furlow
Americus
Otis Elevator Company of
New York
Ritz- Carlton
Mr. Furlow
T. M. Furlow
Otis Elevator Company
Floyd Furlow
Tech
Atlanta
Otis
Theer
Young Furlow
Otis Elevator People
Furlow
The
Assignment Likely for Ralph Baker in Floyd County Chain Gang
Atlanta April 28. Ralph Baker will probably be assigned to work in the Floyd county chain gang, officials say. His murder sentence for the deputy sheriff J W Morton was commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Hardwick due to his age. A Rome physician will visit Floyd county jail to assess if the boy can perform road labor.
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Atlanta
Ralph, Baker
Floyd County
Georgia Prison Commission
Baker
J. W. Morton
Hardwick
Rome
Rosie the dog brings forget-me-nots to her mistress
A humorous Erie correspondent reports a dog named Rosie showing courage and fidelity. After being unfed on time, she dashed to a nearby flower stand, seized a bouquet of forget-me-nots, and returned to lay them at her owner's feet, proving herself a devoted pet.
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Erie
The
Interior
Rosie
First English Silk Stocking Pioneers Henry VIII
The article notes Henry VIII as the first man in England believed to wear silk stockings. It also mentions airships enabling quick travel, claiming Bombay could be reached from London in about three and a half days.
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England
Henry VIII
Bombay
India
London
Times-Recorder asks mail subscribers to report non delivery
The Times-Recorder circulation department urges readers to notify by letter or postal card about delayed or undelivered papers. Complaints will prompt the paper to contact the Americas postmaster for prompt action. Lovelace Eve.
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Times-Recorder Circulation Department
Mrs Sidney Lanier Reverses Divorce Action In Macon
In Macon on April 28 Mrs. Sidney Lanier of Atlanta withdrew alimony and divorce suits against her husband and his father Dr J D Lanier. Today Oliver Hancock her counsel filed orders canceling the prior message directing the court to drop prosecutions and restarting the divorce proceedings.
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Macon
Sidney Lanier
Atlanta
J. D. Lanier
Oliver Hancock
Lanier
Wreck Cause Inquiry Finds Ballast Insufficient
Atlanta April 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into the Dixie Flyer wreck at Calhoun February 26 found no conclusive ground truth for the wreck. The report filed with the Georgia Public Service Commission by the consulting engineer notes the ballast issue was not definitively proven as the cause. Two killed and several injured.
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Atlanta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Calhoun
Georgia Public Service Commission
Seaboard Inspector Killed Crossing Tracks
Savannah report says E. H. Anderson a Seaboard Air Line car inspector was struck and killed by a freight car while crossing the yard tracks this morning. He was identified as the slain inspector by the company.
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Savannah
E. H. Anderson
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Anderson
Prohibition Inquiry On Naval Vessels For Rum Runners
At the Department of Justice the president's request for an opinion on using naval vessels against rum runners was referred to Assistant Attorney General Mabel Willebrant. She began studying the legal and technical terms, indicating substantial time would pass before an opinion could be issued.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Mabel Willebrant
World flyer lands in Rome ending safety fears
Captain Georges Madon, commander of the round the world flying circuit, arrived in Rome on April 28 after a forced landing in the country. Italian planes and dirigibles had been searching for him, but his arrival ends the concern for his safety.
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Rome
Associated Press
Georges Madon
Chamber leaders invited to New York luncheon
VALDOSTA April 28 President F W Webb and Secretary J M Ashley of the Chamber of Commerce received invitations from Julius Barnes president of the United States Chamber of Commerce to attend a luncheon dinner in New York early in May. The conference will address matters important to all organizations and staff from member groups are urged to attend.
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Valdosta
F. W. Webb
J. M. Ashley
Chamber of Commerce
Julius Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
New York
Pony among mourners at Isle of Wight funeral
At a recent funeral on the Isle of Wight mourners included an unlikely attendee a pony belonging to the deceased. The animal walked beside the hearse as family and friends paid their last respects in a scene reflecting the close bond between the man and his horse.
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Isle of Wight
Fully Hats for America or Red Fezes for Turkey
William Philip Simms reports from Pilsen on Czechoslovakia's exports and industry. He surveys Bohemian glassware porcelain leather goods and heavy machinery including Praga automobiles and locomotives. The article highlights trade strength and national prospects amid postwar Europe.
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America
Turkey
William Philip Simms
Pilsen
Czechoslovakia
Simms Ly
Asia Minor
Bohemia
Great Britain
Germany
France
Russia
Harding proposal far reaching says French statesman
Paris April 28 Professor Paul Painleve former premier and prominent Frenchman called President Harding's proposal for US participation in the permanent Court of International Justice of far reaching importance He warned that understanding Harding's league position requires not discounting the entrance of the United States into the world court and cautioned against viewing it as only a half measure
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Paris
Harding
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Paul Painleve
League of Nations
King Ben a Fraud Says Presiding Judge
Grand Rapids April 28. The House of David colony led by Benja min and Mary Purnell is labeled frauds in a written decision by Judge Sater. The court awards John and Margaret Hansel compensation for services as colony members and for sums donated upon entrance. Mrs Hanseth earned 240 a year until war, 425 after until 1920. Her husband net income was 550 a year until the war, then 1200 a year through 1920.
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Grand Rapids
House of David
Benjamin
Mary Purnell
Sater
John
Margaret Hansel
Hansells
Hanseth
Pool Bonds 10 Be Solo Monday
Committees from Americas time or ganizations meet at the courthouse at 9 30 Monday morning April 80 to sell pool bonds for the Americas Swimming Pool section of 1923. The board aims to issue 1000 bonds of five dollars each to cover unfinished construction payments and future improvements. Of last year’s 755 bonds, 394 were retired through exchange, leaving 36% bonds outstanding. Only 40 of 113.88 set aside for interest was called, leaving 73.85 unused. Details from Treasurer Frank Harrold or bond committee members. Liberal bond purchases encouraged to support pool facilities. committee includes R Heys, J B Ansley, J Ralston Cargill.
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Court House
Boad Commission
Issa
Frank
Harrold
Funeral Services for Julia Sampson Sunday
Funeral services for Julia Mae Sampson will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m from Campbell Chapel A M E Church with Rev M A Fountain in charge. She was a daughter of the late Jerry Sampson and a former student at Morris Brown University in Atlanta with a meritorious record.
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Julia Mae Sampson
Campbell Chapel
A. M. KE
M. A. Fountain
Jerry Sampson
Morris Brown Univer
Atlanta
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