Women lawyer bill passes as Georgia houses adjourn
Both the Georgia house and senate adjourned with the women lawyer bill readied as an immediate special order and passed 43 to 1. Senator Boykin opposed, joined by Miss Ruth Brown and Miss Lurine Cooper, who argued there are enough capable men to handle legal work. The measure was enacted into law after a brisk session.
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House
Senate
D. F. McClatchey
Boykin
Ruth Brown
Hartwell
Lurine
Cooper
Sylvester
Georgia
State Agricultural Society to Meet in Athens This Week
The Georgia State Agricultural Society begins its annual two day session in Athens on Tuesday. The meeting will feature a history of the organization by Secretary Martin V. Calvin and a tour of the city and State College of Agriculture using automobiles donated by local citizens. The roster lists officers and district executives with Athens represented on the board by Col. Snelling, Commissioner J. D. Price, J. W. Morton, and Prof. A. Rhodes, among others.
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Georgia State Agricultural Society
Martin V. Calvin
State College of Agriculture
Messrs
J. D. Price
M. Snelling
A. Rhodes
James Morton
Athens
Snelling
J.D. Price
J. W. Morton
Week of church services across Athens area
Multichurch notices list Holy Communion and morning worship at Emmanuel and Central Presbyterian services on Prince and Milledge avenues. Sunday school at 9:45 and sermons at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Also plans for A. B. churches, Christmas lessons, and upcoming meetings with pastors and visiting speakers in Athens across Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Christian churches.
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Emmanuel Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Prince and
Milledge Avenues
Samuel J. Cartledge
Malcom Lockhart
East Athens Baptist Church
W. H. Lord
Corner Boulevard
Chace Street
W. P. Scoville
Geo. T. Young
W. W. Carroll
Watkinsville
Carroll
New York
First Baptist Church
James William Lynch
Bethlehem
First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Hill
D. D
Capernaum
Johu
First Church
Lane Chapel
Hoyt Chapel
B. H. Jennings
Barnabas
Oconee Street Church
DooWhalim
E. P. Clark
Boy Alone At Dogger Bank Fight Describes Fury
English newspaper reporters describe modern sea warfare as rapid and sudden with a boy on a turret forgotten during the Dogger Bank battle. He survived the engagement and could recount the action in full in later life.
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London
Grand Fleet
The
Dogger Bank
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Sloan
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the McCommons-Thompson Co
Mary Jane
State Agricultural Society
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Americus
C. H. Ramsey
Pidcock
Waycross
J. Clayton Clements
Towns
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
W. B H. Harvin
Dickey
J. J. Easterlin
Montezuma
Roderick Leonard
Talbotton
H. E. Stockbridge
W. G. Middlebrooks
Macon
George R. Hutchens
Rome
C. M. Snelling
Samuel C. Dunlap
Gainesville
Geo
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Warthen
W. B. Burroughs
M. D
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Dan G. Hughes
Danville
H. C. Evans
Haleyondale
O. T. Harper
Reidsville
W. A. Groover
Ivanhoe
James R. Brown, Jr
Ashburn
J. W. Andrews
Carnegie
Henry M. McIntosh
Albany
W. D. Hammack
Coleman
Thos. G. Hudson
la Crosse
E. W. Childs
Omaha
A. T. Dallis
la Grange
N. G. Culpepper
M. R. Russell
Carrollton
L. M. Park
H. G. Hastings
Decatur
Geo. W. Harrison
B. N. Barrow
Griffin
T. G. Scott
Forsyth
W. B. Williams
Haddock
George A. Veach
Adairsville
John L. Moore
Aragon
S. M. Roberts
Stilesboro
James D. Price
Farmington
I. C. Wade
Cornelia
George D. Rucker
Alpharetta
W. S. Irwin
Clarkesville
Charles E. McGregor
Warrenton
W. W. Hamilton
Grovetown
L. C. Miller
Sparta
John G. Stanley
Quitman
Ben Milikin
Jesup
C. A. Davis
R. D. Brown
Hawkinsville
W. A. Braswell
Ip. S. Twitty
Dublin
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Deacon
Young Harris
M. E. Church
Christian Endeavor
Stanley R. Grubb
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Inday
Arthur Hunter
Montclair, N. J
Actuarial Society of America
Montclair Heights
Woolworth
Hunter
New York Sun
T. A. Henry
State Board
Men’s League
Elizabeth Tucker
Oklahoma
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