Personal and Social News Highlights Local Visitors
Mrs. R. J. Westbrook of Ila and Col and Mrs B T Mosely of Danielsville spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. W. D. Williford of Commerce visited here. Miss Norrie Cooper of Commerce is visiting. Mr A H Sykes will be away several weeks on business in Mississippi and Louisiana. Mrs O L Brooks returned to Atlanta after a city visit. Mrs A D Robinson of Atlanta is guest of Mrs A H Cook in Jefferson visiting her daughter Mrs Randolph. Mr R E Cudabac returned to Ocean Springs Miss after a delightful visit. Misses Annie Smith and Evie Bird of Ila are in the city. Matinee The Two Orphans Colonial today Mamie Davis returned from Atlanta. Mrs Alice Towns returned from Matinee The Two Orphans Colonial today.
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A. H. Sykes
Mississippi
Louisiana
R. E. Cudabac
Ocean Springs, Miss
Annie Smith
Evie Bird
Ila
City
Y M L C A Puts One Over University Of Georgia Speaker
The Young Men's Christian Association plans its closing men’s meeting at the Colonial Opera House Sunday afternoon. Dr Ainsworth, noted speaker and former president of Wesleyan College, will deliver the message Hood Hood Hood on Hood hoodhoodhoodhoodhood. He will discuss Hoodhood at Its Best and has been chosen as commencement preacher for the University of Georgia this year. Athens men urged to attend early and prioritize the event.
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Willer
Holme
Young Men's Christian Association
Colonial Opera House
Athens
Ainsworth
Ute of Georgia
Wesleyan College
Macon
Methodist College For
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
University of Georgia
Last Evening Service Ends Revival at First Methodist
The final revival service at First Methodist Church is tonight at 8:15 p.m. No fixed sermon. a song, praise, fellowship, thanksgiving and testimony program will guide the hour. Members of the fifty committee, women’s society, and junior and intermediate Sunday School groups are urged to attend. Attendees from nearby churches may be present, and the choir loft will host the children for a special song.
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Woman's Society
First Methodist Church
Mr. Cartledge
Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hill
First Presbyterian
Neighbour
The
Tabernacle Baptist
Bomar
Tabernacle
BE. P. Clarke
Oco
Moss Store
Miller’s
Forward Movement Lights Athens Church Reform
An Athens Methodist church inspires the South with a systematic forward movement to boost a ten thousand dollar debt campaign. Dr. E. H. Rawlings and local leaders organize a broad Every Member Canvass using the duplex envelope, with a large committee of fifty and a culminating men’s supper that draws nearly two hundred Methodist men. The program emphasizes education, foreign and home missions, and church extension.
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Athens
Forward
Dr. Rawlins
Nashville
First Methodist
Christian Advocate
Southern Methodist Church
Forward Movement
First Church
B. P. Allen
J. M. Pound
State Normal School
E. H. Rawlings
J. S. Jenkins
R. F. Eakes
C. A. Rowland
D. G. Henderson
J. N. McFachern
L. G. Johnson
Prof
Pound
Georgia
Rawlings
Barrow
State University
Slaughter
Tekoa
Washington
N. G. Slaughter
Woman's Society
Zion
Georgia school book fight looms over next five years
Atlanta April 8 The opening of the school book fight for Georgia’s next five year adoption is expected this week as the State Board of Education may convene Thursday. Rival book firms vie for influence, with political maneuvering shaping the process amid calls for a new board appointed by Governor Brown. Weather notes next: increasing cloudiness and likely rain in Atlanta tonight into Wednesday.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Board of Educaaion
Wnings
Hoke Smith
State Senate
Brown
Smith
Friends of the Book Concern
Friends of
Book Concern
Weather forecast for Atlanta area shows showers midweek
The forecast covers Atlanta and vicinity through Wednesday noon with showers tonight and Wednesday. A weather disturbance centered over the southwest has moved slowly eastward, with a low atmospheric pressure just below 29.70 inches detected in the region.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Convention Set for Columbus Georgia Missionary Meeting
A large missionary convention will be held in Columbus Georgia on April 17 and 18 under the Laymen's Missionary Movement. About 1000 delegates from Georgia Alabama and nearby states are expected with churches within a hundred miles of Columbus well represented. The non denominational movement gathers evangelical leaders from multiple denominations including Dr C F Reid Rev R W Patton E C Conk Bishop C K Nelson Charles A Rowland and Prof J T Henderson among speakers outlining a strong program.
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Columbus
Laymen's Missionary Movement
Georgia
Alabama
Grate polish recall at J. L. Arnold’s store
The note recalls a grate polish solution once sold by J. L. Arnold at 260 a pint or 40c a quart in Athens. It claims to be the best ever offered in the area, highlighting local pricing and product quality.
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J. L. Arnold's
Athens
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Jefferson
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Alice Towns
Athens Savings Bank
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