Retiring Athens Chamber Leader Reviews A Bright Outlook
Retiring Athens Chamber of Commerce president reflects on a year of steady progress despite low mood in business. The article notes population growth, $1,000,000 in new structures, highway improvements, and public support for education and schools. The chamber hosted district editors, aided tourism, and pledged ongoing civic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
A. Rhodes
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Toms
Chamber
Raleigh
N. C
South Carolina
Athens Woman's Club
Eighth District
Let George Do It and the Chamber of Commerce
A fragmented civic appeal extols the Chamber of Commerce as the sole city-aligned agency serving Ath ens. It urges every citizen, from business to professional and manufacturer, to support the chamber for the city's good and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Chamber
Mail theft suspect ex-wife of pugilist nabbed in New York
New York police and post office inspectors arrested Mrs. Abe Attell, ex-wife of Sam Gold, and two men on charges tied to a $1.5 million bonds theft. Bonds from the Federal Reserve to the Treasury were altered and passed, with Mrs Attell claiming to have bought a bond for 300 dollars from a movie actor. Ball bonds set at 5000 for Mrs Attell and 7500 each for the two men as they await January 14 arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe Attell
Sam Gold
Harry Cohen
Post Office
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Treasury Department
Washington
Tugalo dam project to employ thousand men soon
Atlanta reports that work will resume immediately on the Tugalo dam and power house in North Georgia. By six months, more than a thousand men will be employed. 200 are already on site. The plant, with a $40 million outlay, aims to be at full capacity by January 1, 1924, and a first unit is expected in service in early fall 1923. The facility will increase Georgia Railway and Power’s water power capacity by 42 percent and deliver 130 million kilowatt hours yearly.
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Atlanta
Tugalo
North Georgia
The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
H. M. Atkinson
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN AND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NOTICES
Central Presbyterian church under Rev Samuel J Cartledge lists Sunday school at 945 am preaching by the pastor followed by sacraments and new member reception with a special invitation to students and strangers. Separate notice mentions Ministerial Union meeting at First Presbyterian church January 2 at 10 am. First Baptist reports Sunday school at 10 am with B P U at 7 pm and evening worship at 5 pm with Crowells text A Good for the New Year Law is begin the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
Samuel J. Cartledge
J. T. Dudley
Hugh L. Hodgson
la Snd
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ministerial Union of
Athens
Vicinity
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist
J. C. Wilkinson
First Presbyterian
E. L. Hill
D. D
First Church
J. A. Morton
Hoyt Chapel
EB. A. McWhorter
C. E. Society
Prince Avenue
E. H. Jennings
B. Wingfield
T. A. Henry
First Methodist
Hancock Avenue
Lumpkin Street
Walter Anthony
R. P
Stephens
Epworth League
the Crucible
East Athens Baptist
B. F. Elliott
A. Fields
Church Services and Schedules for Athens Denominations
A condensed church notices page lists Sunday services for FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST BAPTIST ST. JOSEPH S CATHOLIC EMMANUEL CHURCH FIRST METHODIST EAST ATHENS BAPTIST FIRST CHRISTIAN and related activities. Timings cover morning and evening worships with Sunday school, youth groups, and prayer meetings announced. welcomes extended.
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THENS
E. G. Fambrough
Southern Mutual
City Real Estate
Hubert M. Ryle
Holman Bldg
Athens, Ga
Pug
Georgia Railway & Power Company
United States
Sio
Te Ce Ore
Cale Ht
Wsie
Joseph’s
Father Clark
Emmanuel Church
A. G. Richards
R. L. Porter
G. F. Stephenson
Bible School
Cornelius
Jening
Januar
Carter Moss Lumber
Banner-Herald Wantads
Haprey
Lexington
Athens Company
Washington Street
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