Laymen's Conference Set for Lake Junaluska
The Methodist Episcopal Church South schedules a major laymen conference at Lake Junaluska August 10 to 15 with about 2000 attendees. G L Morelock and J M Way note preconference activities start August 9 and announce national speakers, platform lectures, and daily open forums on organizing lay members for church tasks.
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Nashville
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lake Junaluska
G. L. Morelock
Tenn
Moreland
J. M. Way
Funeral Marked by Many Attendees for Mrs Keller White
Valdosta记 June 21 Many friends attended the funeral of Mrs Keller White who died Tuesday at Lake Park near here She was a leading figure in social church circles and civic efforts a native of Columbia County Florida sister of Mr well Brown wife of Mr Keller White for about twenty six years Survived by husband five children Nondas White Katherine Jordan Frank Godwin Marion White Jr John Keller White She belonged to the Christian church at Lake Park.
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Valdosta
Keller White
Lake Park
Well Brown
Air. Keller White
Nondas White
White Motor Co
Katherine Jordan
Armour & Co
Cuba
Frank Godwin
F .Marion White
John Keller White
Christian Church At
Summer sale catalog highlights at low prices
The Standard promotes a hot weather sale featuring various items at deep discounts. Ladies' Union Suits at 50c, Men's Pajama checks at 49c, Ladies' Lisle Vests at 25c, curtain scrim at 12 1/2c, Silk Stockings 98c, White Canvas Oxfords $1.50, Misses Slippers $1.50, Gray Suede slippers $4.95, dresses up to $9, Voile dresses $2.50, hats $3.95, Linoleum $1 per square yard, Congoleum $0.60, cretonies 23c per yard, Terry Draperies $0.79, burlap colors 35c, Duplex Shades 90c. Limited stock and sale ends Monday and Tuesday.
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Standard Dry Goods Company Forsyth Street Ad
Forsyth Street Americus Georgia listing Standard Dry Goods Company located next to Bank of Commerce.
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Standard Dry Goods Company
Forsyth Street
Bank of Commerce
Americus, Ga
Americus Jews Support National Jewish Hospital Jubilee
Local contributors join a nationwide referendum urging ideas to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives in Denver. Suggestions include expanding local committees and a $1 tax idea, with a Denver conference set for June 22, 1923 to decide plans for 1924.
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National Jewish Hospital For
Denver
Sam Abramson
Cohen & Sons
I. Golden
Louis Kappel
J. M. M. Macy
E. Markowitz
E. Pearlman
L. Rosenberg
C. Sokulloxi
Frank Stein
National Jewish Hospital
United States
Rochester
New York
Manny Strauss
Doctors Wanted to Operate in Muskegon Woman Reports Cure
Mrs. Nellie Quillon of Muskegon Michigan says years of medical efforts failed to relieve her pain. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved within four bottles, gained strength, and can do factory work again. She urges others with bearing down pains and weakness to try the remedy.
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Muskegon
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nellie Quillon
Morris St
Mich
Convention Speech Cites Growth and Remaining Gaps
A speaker notes the institution now owns 12 buildings with another under construction and recalls treating over 4000 victims of the white plague in the last twenty five years. He states the convention attracts many friends but urges further achievement.
Georgia Allocations to University System Revealed
Athens June 21. The University of Georgia bulletin edited by Dr. R P Brooks shows Georgia ranks near the bottom in state support for higher education. A table lists building appropriations with Wisconsin first and North Carolina third at 1 6 million dollars, while Georgia has no funds for building.
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Athens
United States
Georgia
New Bulletin of the
University of Georgia
R. P. Brooks
Wisconsin
University of North Carolina
Crisp Road Project Gets State OK in Crisp County
Cordele June 21 The State Highway Department approved Crisp county board plans for the county's first paving project. Chairman John Sheppard said the department funding is in place and paving will start on the National Highway segment from the Des Dooly county line to Cordele after emergency repairs from heavy rains are completed.
California Growers Ship Cantaloupes to Florida
In Valdosta on June 21 the odd drop in carload cantaloupe shipments from California coincides with a surge in small express lots. Express offices report heavy night activity as growers redirect shipments after two California cars arrive in Miami, prompting deliveries to alternate destinations.
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Valdosta
Miami
California
Cantaloupes to Florida This Season Face Long Haul
Shipment planners report a steady cantaloupe flow to Florida this season despite extended travel distances. Traders cite preserved quality and growing demand as key factors driving continued interstate movement amid logistical challenges.
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Florida
Grady School of Journalism Praised at Athens Commencement
At Athens on June 21 the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism at the University of Georgia received strong praise from the board of Visitors the board of trustees and Chancellor David C Barrow in their annual report. The school plans further expansion and is expected to become one of the largest and best equipped in the South.
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Athens
Henry W. Grady
University of Georgia
Board of Visitors
David C. Barrow
Laurens Farmers Embrace Florida Boll Weevil Method
Dublin June 21 farmers in Laurens county showed strong interest after Dr George D Smith originator of the Florida plan demonstrated his method for fighting the boll weevil Many farmers began immediate work on cotton following the plan outlined during the demonstration at the meeting
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Dublin
Laurens County
George D. Smith
Plans for Friendship Baptist encampment at Myrtle Springs
James Lott outlines July 26 encampment plans for Myrtle Springs. Managers will provide meals and lodging for registered delegates with free entertainment. Congregations should send names to Mrs. E L Carswell. volunteers may help with groceries. Donations include sugar butter eggs and produce from women and wholesalers to complete a balanced diet.
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James Lott
Friendship Baptist Association
Myrtle Springs
Lott
E. L. Carswell
T. F. Gategood
Mr. Lott
World tours by chartered steamers replace yacht cruises
New York June 20 shipyard and steamship officials report a drop in building ocean going yachts for millionaires in New York Boston Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles and other cities. World tours by chartered steamers are rapidly replacing the old yacht cruises as the Corsair size vessels fade from sight.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rise of Super-Yachting Couples World Cruise Trend
The decline in yachting stems not just from taxes but from the rise of super-yachting. About 400 to 500 travelers join global cruises, meeting new people and enjoying aboardship social events. Trans-Atlantic liners are offered for organized cruise parties at nominal rates, a luxury beyond traditional yachts.
Mrs Dull to Join Bessie Tift Faculty
Forsyth Georgia June 21 A new faculty member at Bessie Tift college for the coming year generates interest Mrs B R Dull editor of the journals women's page will teach in the domestic science department at the college
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Forsyth
Bessie Tift College
R. Dull
Journal Magazine
Bessie Tift
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