Ficklen Elected Moderator of State Synod in Georgia
Rev J B Ficklen D D of Decatur Ga was elected moderator at the Georgia Synod assembly in Columbus succeeding Rev Julian Sibley of Cartersville Ga. Presiding officers include Rev A L Patterson re elected state clerk and treasurer and Rev W B Clemmons as permanent clerk. Approximately 150 delegates attend the three day session at the First Presbyterian Church with seven presbyteries represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. B. Ficklin
D. D
Decatur Ga
Synod of Georgia
First Presbyterian Church
Julian S. Sibley
Cartersville
A. L. Patterson
Savannah
W. B. Clemmons
Crawfordville
J. F. Brown
P. Chalmis
W. L. Lathan
G. S. Frasier
C. F. Allen
J. R. Bullock
F. L. Hill
A. D. Wauchope
J. R. Morton
L. R
E. R. Stewart
Presbyterian
A. R. Howland
W. W. Wallis
L. R. Simpson
D. P. McGeachy
M. R. Williamson
L. G. Vass
George Nixon
Atlanta
Athens
Augusta
Cherokee
Macon
Georgia
J. S. Sibley
Christ Jesus
Memorials Read for Clergy in Roll Call
Memorials were read for Rev. R. C. Reed of Columbia Seminary Rev. J. K. Stokes of Jackson Georgia and Rev. B. M. Shyne of Decatur during the meeting as members observed the roll call and tributes.
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R. C. Reed
D. D
Coumbia Seminary
J. K. Stokes
Jackson
Georgia
B. M. Shyne
Decatura
Five to ten years for Humphries
Dan Humphries a young married man from near Pavo was convicted in Colquitt Superior Court of attempting to criminally attack a Moultrie girl and sentenced to five to ten years in the penitentiary. Cyril Simmons pleaded guilty to assault and batter, fined $500 with a suspended one year term. Humphries admitted driving with the girl and disparaging her reputation.
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Moultrie
Colquitt Superior Court
Dan Humphries
Pavo
Cyril Simmons
Thomas
Iie
Humphreys
Humpreys
B Y P U Invited to Hold 1926 Convention in Americus
The Southwest Georgia Regional B Y P U awaits formal acceptance of an Americus invite for the 1926 convention, led by Mrs. T. F. Gatewood and Mrs. Joe Branch. Over 500 delegates are expected, with Cordele hosting on November 18 as the invitation is regarded as nearly certain.
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Southwest Georgia
Americus
Dent
First Baptist Church
T. F. Gatewood
Joe Branch
W. R. Battle
Cordele
Katherine Sanborn
Epworth Leagues Meet At Concord Church Oct 16
The October meeting of the Epworth Leagues of the Sumter Schley Union will be at Concord church Friday night Oct 16 with Prof W L Lamb of Leslie as president of the union. The union includes Leagues from Leslie Salem Plains Ellaville Hopewell Concord Lee Street and First Methodist Americus. Registration for the primary on Nov 16 1925 opens now and closes Nov 11 1925.
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Epworth Leagues
Sumter-Schley Union
Concord
Epworth
Sumter- Schley Union
Concord Church
Robert McNeill
Ety
Salem
Epworth League
W. L. Lamb
Leslie
Salem Plains
Ellaville
Hopewell
Lee Street
First Methodist Church of
Americus
Tanner Granted a New Trial
Atlanta dated October 14. J J Tanner, sentenced to life for the murder of G A Tarburton, a wealthy Johnson County farmer, was granted a new trial by the Supreme Court.
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Atlanta
J. J. Tanner
G. A. Tarburton
Johnson County
Supreme Court
World record in Pulitzer plane race at Mitchell Field
Lieutenant Cyrus Bettis of the army won the Pulitzery airplane race at Mitchell Field on October 13 with a record 248.99 miles per hour. He beat Lieutenant Alfred J. Williams of the navy, who had previously set fast times but averaged 241.7 in the four lap circling course.
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Mitchell Field
L. I
Cyrus Bettis
Army
Bettis
Alford J. Williams
St. Louis
Williams
A Man Must Live heads Dudley’s screen slate
Jacqueline Logan returns to star opposite Richard Dix in A Man Must Live at Dudley’s. Dix directs for the first time with Paul Sloane adapting from I A R Wylie’s Jungle. Edna Murphy supports with George Nash and others in the cast. Technical details note the story as a newspaper reporter role.
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Jacqueline Logan
Richard Dix
Paramount
Manhattan
Arthur Housman
Lucius Henderson
Jane Jennings
Man Must
James Creelman
I. A. R. Wylie
Banquet Almost Turned Tragic Ends With Remedy
A banquet left a speaker with acute indigestion and near collapse after doctors failed to help. A friend urged Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which reportedly cured the illness by clearing intestinal mucus and reducing inflammation. One dose believed enough to convince. money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
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Ficklen
State Synod
Decatur
Georgia Presbyterians
KOTEX
Ansley
Atlanta, Ga
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
HOTEL
Tutwiler
Birmingham
Ala
Hotel Piedmont
Redmont
Hotel Ralston
Phoenix Waycross
Ytel Carling Jackson
Benases
Humphries
A. D. Gatewoocd, JR
Treas
Littlejohn
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Bolivia
Iak
Chevrolet
Fisher
Lampe. Co
Marshall Auto Sales CO
Hudson’s Garage
W. Lamar Street
Tanner
N. R. Harris
E. Forsyth St
Dix
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Pincura
Penn
Arrow
Oregon
R.B. Strickland
BELL
Western Union Telegraph
T. L. Durham
Venus
American Lead Pencil Co
Fifth Ave
New York
Atlanta Trust Co. Money
R L. Maynard
P. B. Williford
Coral Gables
Tropics
Neon Buchanan
Wallis Electric Co
South Lee St
S. Jackson St
C. Davis
RASIO
Dela
Singer
H.p
F. G. Beavers
Times-Recorder
Harrold Brothers
S. R. Johnson
Fhone
Stephen Pace
L. G. Council
J. A Davis
DeSoto
W. M. Harper, Jr
Felder Street
Q. W. Fuller
Taylor and
Rees Park
Holt
College Street
John Daniel
Lee St
Taylor Stret
A. C. Duckworth
Leslie, Ga
Polk County Trust Company
Lakeland, Fla
Times
Mesopotamia
Mosul
Kirkuk
Texas
R. P Stackhouse
Bragg’s
Studebaker
Gatewood
Cotton Avenue
J. W. Harris
Kentucky
Clark Coal Co
Sumter County Abruzzi Rye
Harrold Bros
R. C. Moran
West Church St
Hem
Dexdale
H.s.walker& Co
A. D. Gatewood, JR
K. J. McMath
Windsor Avenue
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