Synod Chooses Cedartown for Next Session
The Athens Synod opened at 9 o'clock with a Bible reading by Rev. Geo E Guille. A long evangelism conference followed with Rev. J B Mack Rev J K McPhail Rev G G Sydnor Rev J T Plunkett Dr S L Morris Rev J H Patton and others. The session approved consolidating three Presbyterians and discussed seminary support and endowment. Cedartown will host the next meeting and a third centennial celebration of John Calvin was planned.
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Geo. E Guille
Augusta
J. B. Mack
College Park
J. K. McPhail
Commerce
G. G. Sydnor
Romy
J. T. Plunkett
D. D
8. L. Morris
Atlanta
J. H. Patton
Marietta
Lynn R. Walker
J. G. Suetecor
Alabama
Suedecor
Athens
South
Congo Free State
Keninedy
Stillman Institute
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Synod
W. L. Lingle
Central Presbyterian
Richmond
Presbyterian Standard
Charlotte
Southern Presbyterian of
RC. Reed
Columbia Theological Seminary
Committee On Theological Seminaries
Florida
Rome
Cedartown
John Calvin
Trial Set For Graham Charge In Fatal Attack
The town awaits a coroner’s inquest and trial before the justice of the peace at Graham on the charge of murdering Charles Kitith. Witnesses recall a disturbance at Shoe street as Griffith of Atlanta described the events and the crowd rallied amid family tensions and local fear.
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Daniela Vole
Graham
Charles Kitith
Coca
CNM Griffith
Atlanta
Cottanytent
Kmith
Legal Notices and Community Announcements
Legal advertisement deadline this month requires four insertions before the first Tuesday in December with morning submission by eleven o'clock. Dwelling for rent offered near North Milledge Ave and Hancock Ave with telephone contact. church conference on Foreign Missions at 11 today, featuring Dr J W Bradwell. Tonight at 8 Rev W L Lingle to preach. Names of attendees listed yesterday from Jefferson Commerce Tuscaloosa and Columbus areas.
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J. W. Bradwell
Su Chien
China
Southern Presbyterian Church
J. G. Snedecor
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Lucy Cobb
Georgia Varsity Beats Clemson Tigers In Punting Duel
Georgia's eleven defeated Clemson by 4 to 0 before about 4000 fans at Augusta. Hodgson kicked a field goal and two goals, with Woodruff and Griffith notable in blocking and rushing as the wind favored Clemson in the first half. The game remained tight with punts and a late Georgia drive, ending in a safety-like score and a final punt contest.
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Walte
Clemson
Woodruff
Georgia
Yoon
Tigers
Hodgson
Pepe Iece
Griffith
Gee
Delaperriag
Whith
Georgi
Lucas
Vesity
Tiedsson
Ogleses Bem
Vemson
Woodrnty
Electric Lights Investigated for Arc System Adequacy
The light committee orders an inquiry into the city s incandescent and arc lighting to verify adherence to contract standards. Complaints of dim illumination prompt monitoring across districts with possible purchase of three additional ammeters to ensure circuits meet required voltage.
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Electric Light Company
Taft chosen and cotton prices drop after election
Prophets warning of dire results if Bryan were nominated saw cotton fall the day after the election. Some farmers hoped for a price rise that did not occur as Taft was chosen.
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Bryan
Taft
Arbitration meeting on sidewalk compensation dispute
Arbitrators reviewed a dispute over compensation for a widened sidewalk on Gutjusting Street. The city and residents sought amicable terms, with Dr Reese representing a party and Mr J overseeing a key matter. The arbitrators’ report was sent to the street committee.
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U. My
Dircin Wits
Reese
Ughter
J. A
Messrs
Darwin
Gerec
Sianetter
Flower Show Closes Tonight with Baby Contest Crowns
The Ladies' Garden and Improvement Club wraps up its flower and vegetable exhibit tonight in Georgia. Yesterday featured a large baby contest with prize spoons awarded to Little Miss Margaret Smith nine months old and Master Benjamin Thornton fourteen months old for age categories.
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Ladies’ Garden and Improvement Club
Georgia
Margaret Smith
S. O. Smith
Ben“jamin Thornton
Ben Thornton
Vaudeville discussion underscores variety in entertainment
A lengthy piece argues vaudeville must offer diverse acts to satisfy audiences. It praises a bill combining drama, comedy, song, acrobatics, and novelties while calling for polished performers, costumes, and staging. The article notes contest judges’ difficulty and mentions premiums and lunches sold by ladies to fund local initiatives.
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Thesertions
Othas
Exerss Aodeneer
Teast
Geordine
Express moves into new Lumpkin and Washington offices
The Sowthern Express Company will start moving equipment into its new building at the corner of Lumpkin and Washington streets this morning. Transfer will take all day, with the company set to be ready for business in its new offices tomorrow morning.
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Lumpkin and
Wington Ste
Sowhern Express Company
Washington Streets
Play Presented In Splendid Style At Colonial
An audience at the Colonial enjoyed Miss Eleanor Davis in Under the Greenwood Tree with Maxine Elliott having previously starred. Davis excelled as Mary Hamilton a wealthy orphan while Dexter gave a fine performance as J C M Hylton J P.
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Eleanor Davis
Maxine Elliott
Miss Davis
Athens
Mary Hamilton
Mr. Dexter
Aevellent
J. C. M. Hylton
J. P
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Hoyt
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J. T. Anderson
Hancock Ave
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Hill Street
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Dro
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