Clarke County Political and Rail Schedule Notices 1914
Local rail timetable shows Georgia Railroad services Athens to Augusta with several morning and afternoon departures. The page lists Democratic primary candidates and reelection bids for Clarke County offices including tax collector, sheriff, clerk of superior court, treasurer, tax receiver, coroner, surveyor, and state senate and representative positions with names such as A S Stovall J H Hancock Walter E Jackson Elmer J Crawford E I Smith J H Dorsey Ben H Barrow O H Arnold Jr J F Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
J. H. Hancock
Walter E. Jackson
Democratic Party
Elmer J. Crawford
E. I. Smith
General Assembly
State of Georgia
O. H. Arnold, JR
J. F. Rhodes
Baraca-Philathea Conference Prompts City Mass Meeting
A large mass meeting is set for March 29 at 4 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Mr. Marshall A. Hudson of Syracuse as head speaker. He leads the World-Wide Baraca-Philathea Union and will discuss the movement’s origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Marshall .A. Hudson
Syracuse
N. Y
Baraca-Philathea Union
Hudson
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
C. C. Jarrell
Mr. Hudson
Andrew J. Cobb
A. S. Rowland
J. W. Lynch
Oconee Street Methodist Sunday School
M. L. Davis
M. E. Church
S. R. Grubb
Christian Church
First Methodist Choir
Philathea
D. D
City Baraca-Philathea Union
Baraca
Marshall A. Hudson
J. H. Bailey
First Baptist Choir
Baraca-Philathea
Athens
Flies Uplifted by Health Board and City Leaders
The board of health the mayor and council and the people generally will co operate to address the breeding spot for flies. Authority and public cooperation are emphasized as the city tackles the nuisance and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Tennenbaum Sentenced for Leading Homeless Men Into Church
Frank Tennenbaum was found guilty of participating in an unlawful assembly after guiding homeless men into churches demanding food and shelter. He received a year in prison and a five hundred dollar fine, or one day per unpaid dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Frank Tennenbaum
Program for Baptist gatherings and church events schedule
The text lists a two day schedule of devotional times addresses and papers at West End and Tabernacle Baptist churches with speakers Rev A L Flury Rev R M Dixon and others plus topics on business meetings and city unions. It also advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and notes Mrs Prince Thornton of Americus Ga visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Flury
West End Baptist
H. C. Tuck
John Bomar
F. A. Merrill
Marshall A. Hudson
Prince Thornton
Americus, Ga
City
University of Georgia forms new fraternity chapter
Dr Mabie spoke at the Peabody library reception where officers and charter members of the new chapter were announced. J H T McPherson is president with J P Campbell secretary and R P Stephens treasurer. chancellor Dr W H Bocock also serves on the executive committee. Members include Johns Hopkins and Amherst alumni as charter founders. Miss Rhoda Kaufman of Atlanta attended as Phi Beta Kappa guest. The piece notes rising student interest and potential impact on intellectual effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. T. McPherson
J. P. Campbell
W. D. Hooper
R. P. Stephens
W. H. Bocock
L. R. Geissler
Rhoda Kaufman
Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Georgia
Athens Poised for Growth Through Highway and Electric Line
Athens energizes progress with banners and plans for a Washington to Atlanta highway and an extension of the electric line from Anderson. The Athens Chamber of Commerce touts past gains and aims to bring Georgia legislators for a summer visit, urging sustained, aggressive local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Trade Association
Washington
D. C
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
S. C
Georgia
Sclons
Mrs J N Sheats Dies After Illness at Bogart
Mrs J N Sheats wife of J N Sheats of Bogart died yesterday after months of illness from paralysis. Funeral and burial were set for 3 PM at Bogart. Survived by daughters Mrs J H Patman Athens and Mrs D D Malcolm Bogart and sons Woot Sheats W H Sheats and J F Sheats Bogart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheats
J. N. Sheats
Bogart
J. H. Patman
Athens
D. D. Malcolm
Miss Linton Leaves for City of Munich
Miss Annie Linton departed yesterday for New York to sail to Munich. She will be away four months after receiving leave of absence from the S. N. S. board to join Dr. Claxton in visiting European educational centers and receiving special training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Linton
New York
Munich
South
Claxton
U. S. Educational Department
Europe
Delay in Senator Carden Departure from Mexico
Washington on March 27 officials said the departure of Senator Lionel Carden British minister on his return to Mexico was delayed not abandoned. The cancellation signals the foreign office prefers no changes in diplomatic representations at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lionel Carden
Mexico
Foreign Office
Political condition in London remains unchanged
London March 27 The political situation tonight appeared unchanged with another cabinet council to be held tomorrow No official declaration was expected on resignations concerning Field Marshal French and General Ewart until after the meeting Also a prompt notice urged residents to file city tax returns to save trouble and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Mrs. Yarbrough Funeral Planned at First Methodist
The funeral of Mrs. I. V. Yarbrough is set for 3 o clock this afternoon at the First Methodist church with Rev. C C Jarrell officiating. Interment will follow in Oconee cemetery while pallbearers were named as W R Booth R A Burpee R T Wright Emory Patat B C Prater and G L Mason.
Real Life Sermon At Hiawassee Settlement House
Rev. R. M. Dixon of Young Harris Memorial Church spoke on Real Life at the weekly Bible class at Hiawassee Settlement House. The address inspired with gospel teaching and sound counsel, and the program included an excellent musical segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawassee Settlement House
R. M. Dixon
Young Harris Memorial Church
Night at Delmonico’s adds songs and dances at Majestic
Demand prompts extension of the musical comedy bill in Athens. The show, praised as the best yet at popular prices, will be followed by two matinees today at 3 p m with Monday featuring only the film A Bargain with Satan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmonico’s
Athens
The
Majestic
Satan
Colleges Sports Roundup From South Atlantic and Other Leagues
In Columbia South Atlantic action Columbia defeats South Carolina 5 to 1. At Lexington Virginia Washington and Lee edge Lafayette 8 to 4. Athens Clemson 6 Georgia 3. Raleigh A M N C 7 Vermont 7. Wake Forest 10 over William and Mary 5. Chapel Hill North Carolina loses to West Virginia Wesleyan 5 to 2. Tuscaloosa Mississippi A M 6 over Marion Military Institute 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Atlantic
University of South Carolina
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Lafayette
Athens
Clemson
University of Georgia
Raleigh
A. M
N. C
University of Vermont
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Chapel Hill
West Virgin Wesleyan University
University of North Carolina
Atlanta
Tech
Auburn
Oconee Street Sunday School Schedule and Mass Meeting
Oconee Street Methodist Sunday school will meet tomorrow at 2 34. Mr Marshall A Hudson will address the school at 3 10. Adjournment at 3 30 to attend a mass meeting at First Methodist church at 4 o'clock.
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Church of Their Choice
Mr. Hudson
Baracas
Philatheas
The
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Young Harris Memorial Church
West End Baptist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
R. E. Weighbour
Tabernacle
Baptist Church
Oconee Street
Mr Marshall A Hudson to Speak at the Tabernacle
Sunday morning the guest of the city Byracas Mr Marshall A Hudson will speak at the Baptist Tabernacle during the morning service. He will discuss Soul Winning and aims to share the spirit of personal work and salvation with attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Byracas
Baptist Tabernacle
Neighbour
America
Marshall A. Hudson
Tigers Rally To Beat Georgia In Opening Baseball Game
Clemson Tigers defeat Georgia 6 to 3 in the season opener at Sanford Mead. Corley struggled with control for Georgia, while Sachte of Clemson issued five walks but kept hits scattered. George Harrison drove in Georgia’s runs. Clemson tallied with multiple innings including a fifth inning rally and late error-assisted score. Napoleon Lajoie umpired and the box score details list players and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Mead
Clemson Tigers
Cole Blease
Railroad Commission
Corley
Georgia
Sachte
Harrison
Clenson
George Harrison
Tigers
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Naps
Ab. R. H
Ginn
Clements
McWhorter
Henderson
Brown
Lester
Torbet
Owens
Clemson
Ab. R. H. Sb
E. Cureton
Tarrant
Webb
Hutto
McPhadden
Ler
Parker
Browne
Dispute Leads to Fist Fight Between Eberhart and Baugh
Yesterday in a dispute over an account payment W F Eberhart and J A Baugh fought. Eberhart said Baugh called him a liar and he struck back. Baugh admitted the blow and said Eberhart accused him of debt nonpayment. Advertise your Wants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Eberhart
J. A. Baugh
Eberhart
Baugh
Mr. Baugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macon
Ae Ee
Madison
Georgia Railroad
B. R. Bloodworth
J. C. Hellner
Augusta
A. Mallory
H. H. Linton
J. H. Dorsey
Co. N. Weatherly
Mysel
Ben H Barrow
J. Stovall
Enberton, Ga
Baraca Worldwide Movement
Churches Tomorrow
LEAD
P. F. Brown
State Normal School
A. J. Cobb
Madge H. Mewbourne
Chancelor Barrow
H. R. Palmer & Sons
DR. Mabie
J. B. Harris
G. O. Whelchel
O. P. Beall
Jerome Michael
H. A. Nix
G. L. Kelly
Milledgeville
M. B. Folsom
Harvard
L. D. Brown
Sharon
W. E. Durden
Graymont
E. L. Jackson
Marietta
G. L. Williams
Jackson
R. H. Freeman
Foley
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Adv
Miss Linton
City OF
Mrs. Yarbrough
GAY Musical Comedy Company
Starkville, Miss
Missisippi A. M
Marion Military Institute
the Tabernacle
R.H.E. Georgia
Iler
Lajoie
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