Convention Meets Today in Madison Georgia
Delegates to the thirty fifth annual Georgia State Sunday School Association convention arrive in Madison March 22 23 and 24 for sessions in the courthouse with noted speakers including Prof A I Ruby Rev William Meggison Mrs Mary Foster Bryner and Mr Hugh Cork. Local officials like R W Parker welcome attendees and committees plan programs ranging from music to evangelistic addresses and instructional discussions.
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Georgia State Sunday School Association
Madison
Morgan County
A. I. Ruby
Athens
Wm. Moggison
Biloxi
Mise
Mary Foster Bryner
International Sunday School Convention
Chicago
Til
Hugh Cork
R. W. Parker
Parker
Hotel Morgan Corner
Court House
A T. Ruby
Marke
George Andrews
Baptist State Convention
A. Roby
H. M. Hammill
Mass meeting on charities postponed to April 3
The Associated Charities mass meeting is postponed from Sunday to Sunday afternoon April 3. It will be held in the Y M C A rooms to allow a full briefing by a knowledgeable speaker on the organization’s aims. A complete program will be announced during the week and all interested citizens are invited.
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Associated Charities
Y.M. Csa
First Baptist Church
Associated Ciarities
Clarke County
H. F. Linton
Court House
Congress
Brightwell Bobbs case resumes in city court today
The Brightwell-Bobbs trial returns to the city court at 9 oclock with expectations it may conclude this afternoon or tomorrow after several days of proceedings. The report notes ongoing courtroom activity and anticipated closure stages.
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Brightwell-Dobbs
Brightwell-Bobbs
Will Turn the Church Around And Never Move the Building
The Banner presents the ground plan for the new First Methodist church, with the contract to be let soon. The church will be turned completely, though the building remains in place, using the existing structure as much as possible. The auditorium expands, cellar space increases, Sunday school rooms roughly double, and the overall church will be larger, more convenient, and more elegant, aligning with the city’s steady growth and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Freakec
Aunt Mahala McQueen Dies at 98 in Athens Community
Aunt Mahalie McQueen, aged 98, died yesterday at her cottage on 658 Hull Street. Born near Cherokee Corners in Clarke/Oglethorpe area, she sewed for soldiers in 1849, the Civil War era, and Spanish‑American War, and aided Creek and Cherokee neighbors. Survived by son Sam McQueen and daughter Julia Whitfield. funeral at Pierce's Chapel A.M.E. Church today at 3 o'clock, burial at Gospel Pilgrims' cemetery.
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Mahalie McQueen
Hull Street
United States
South
Clarke County
Federal
Cherokee Corners
Oglethorpe County
Hills
Chancellor Barrow
Sam McQueen
Athens
Julia Whiteld
Pierce's
Old Dixie
University Plays Stone Mountain Team this afternoon on campus
The University of Georgia hosts Stone Mountain on campus for the first regular game of the season. Stone Mountain, coached by Frank Dobson, is expected to be a tough opponent after recent results against Tech and Georgia. Coaches Foster and Colter have prepared the Georgians as they seek a strong showing in all departments. The game starts at 3:30.
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University
Stone Mountain
University of Georgia
Stone Mountain Nine
Frank Dobson
Nine
Brone Mountain
Heisman
Tech
Georgia
Foster
Colter
Yankees
Goes to Gainesville and Goes to Gainesville
Two entries show travel or transfer to Gainesville with a note that items are to be inspected. The wording implies planned movement to the city for an official check or assessment, suggesting a process of delivery or custody transfer requiring inspection upon arrival.
Supreme Court voids old Madison county elections ruling
The Supreme Court held that elections to abolish Danielsville city court and road and revenue commissioners were illegal. Tolbert remains road commissioner and the Danielsville city court stays. The piece notes low Clarke county registration and urges eligible voters to register by April 5.
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Madison County
Danielsville
Supreme Court
H. H. Tolbert
J. F. L. Bond
A. H. Long
Aner
Meadow
Tolbert
Bond
Long
H. C. Tuck
Cobb & Erwin
Athens
Tolbert and
John E. Gordon
Daplelaville
George C. Thomas
John J. Strickland
The Cowboy and The Schoolmarm at Crystal Theater
The Crystal Theater screens a Western romance The Cowboy and The Schoolmarm with an orchestra nightly from 8 to 11. Local notes report Dr H M Fullilove driving a big red auto on country trips and Col and Mrs J W Pearce visiting Decatur from Georgia.
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Crystal
H. M. Fullilove
Col. James MM. Smith
Wisconsin business man pleased with Athens visit
Madison fuel and building materials merchant J W Cooley and his daughter toured Athens yesterday, meeting Judge Geo C Thomas and local leaders. On their northern trip from Florida, they paused in Atlanta before continuing to Norfolk Washington and Philadelphia.
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J. W. Cooley
Madison
Wisconsin
Geo. C. Thomas
Cooley
Athens
Norfolk
Washington
Philadelphia
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Madison, Ga
Madisor
Graded Sunday School
George P. Butler
William Meggipon
Hough Cork
F. L. Mallary
Elans
Ruby
Association
Joseph Broughton
Atlanta
J. H. Miller
Marietta
E. C. Woodruff
Rome
E. B. Hook
Augusta
J. P. Lide
Fairfax
John D. Walker
Sparta
Americus
John A. Darwin
W. A. Winn
Horton
George W. Gantt
Macon
J. A. Jenkins
Columbus
A. 3. Parker
John Phinizy
Taylor Burns
J. H. Witherington
Dublin
J. W. Brown
W. S. Burke
Manor
W. E. McCalla
Decatur
Teach
Geo. P. Butler
H. B. Mays
Cartereville
J. B. Jolly
J. W Stokes
Herman C. Jones
Boston
Atlantic
Lucy Irby
J. J. Cobb
E. &. Chipley
Edgewood
Ocr
J. W
Paty
Orinm
M. E. Church
Mahala McQueen
Gainesville
Clarke
the Cowboy
the Schoolmarm
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Rs. J. W., Pearce
Alices
Clayton Street
ST. Mary's
Colonial