Methodist Conference Meets in Atlanta
The North Georgia Methodist Conference opens at St Pauls Church Atlanta with about 400 delegates including 217 ministers. It will run six days with sessions, ministerial appointments, and the selection of fourteen delegates to the 1910 general conference in Asheville. Delegates from eleven districts attend amid appeals, reports, and anniversary events for the Widow and Orphans’ Aid Association and various boards.
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Atlanta
North Georgia Methodist Conference
St. Paul's Church
Asheville
Joel To Daves
St. Paul's Congregation
North Georgia
Grant and
St. Paul Avenue
Widows’ and Orphans’ Aid Association
M. J. Cofer
S. B. Ledbetter
St. John
W. R. Mac
Kingston
Jol W. Heidt
Daniel J
Wesley Memial Enterprises
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
St. Paul's
Sershot Hendrix
Methodist Church
C. L. Goodsell
New York
W. F. Tillet
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Sunday School Board
G. N. Naer
E. BR. Chappell
J. E. Dicker
Emory College
Mission Board
A. P. Parker
W. Hector Park
Parker
Yellow Empire
Robert Morrizon
China
P Day
Nowagnite
Eaery College
Subseana Gate
Lonchon University
Chris Institution
Education Board
J. G. Tohusan
J. C. Kilgo
Trinity College
Durham
N.C
Townsville
Board of Church Extension
WW. Pinson
Gross Alexander
Southern
E.R. Winton
Nationa Christian Advocate
First Methodist Church
Athens
St. James Church
Augusta
Madison Methodist Church
First Methodist Church of
Rome
The Popular Magazine First December Issue
The December issue features a collection of fiction including The Trouble Train by Elliott Fowler and The Hammer Thrower by Ralph D. Paine. It includes serials The House of the Whispering Pines by Anna Katharine Green and Omerta by J Kenilworth Egerton, among other short stories and serials by noted authors.
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Elliott Fowler
Ralph D. Paine
B. M. Bower
Louis Joseph Vance
Ohio
Elmore Elliott Peake
Cat Island
W. B. M. Ferguson
Charles R. Barnes
Neil Montrose
Adelaide Thurston to star at the Colonial tomorrow night
Miss Adelaide Thurston, one of the season’s top young stars, headlines the Colonial program tomorrow night in Contrary Mary and a new comedy The piece, praised by Miss Ellis and tied to the Mary Jane's Pal author, features a lavish production and a strong supporting cast The event marks Thurston’s rise after a national tour and a planned spring engagement in New York
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Adelaide Thurston
Mary
Mary Jane
Henry BE
Miss Thurston
Maude Adams
Lady Robbie
Peter Pan
New York
Hudson
Hope
Lady Babble
Woman's Hour
Joseph M. Weber
Clmax
Edward Locke
Joseph Breil
Colonial
Old
New England
Lena Rivers
Mary J. Holmes
Colonial Theatre
Edna Marshal
Hardman Elected Mayor of Commerce
Commerce Ga Nov 16 Special The recent primary for mayor and aldermen of Commerce results show John B Hardman elected mayor with Barnett and Watkins as aldermen at large Shankle elected from second ward Aderhold from fourth ward first ward candidates Renton and Wood tied and to run again Voters praise the selections noting Hardman’s prior tenure and the re election of Barnett Rice and Aberhold Watkins and Shankle praised as promising young leaders.
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Commerce
John B. Hardman
John D. Barnett
Robert A. Watkins
C. E. S. Shankle
F. H. Aderhold
T. T. Renton
E. S. Wood
Hardman
Messrs
Wood
Nix
Barnett
Rice
Aberhold
Commer
Watkinh
Shy
Rikte
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Athens Advert
An Athens reader praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and fatigue. The testimonial notes relief after two boxes and mentions Palmer & Son's drug store as the local supplier. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is listed as sole US agents with a 50 cent price.
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Doan
Athens
J. D. Garrison
S. Thomas Ist
Dean
Palmer & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Stuart's Bucin and Juniper Compound Advert
A vintage medicinal ad promoting Stuart's Bucin and Juniper Compound claimed to treat all liver and kidney troubles and Brights Disease. The product was offered by general druggists at the price of one dollar.
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Stuart
Brights
Masonic and Fraternal Lodges Meet in Athens
A list of lodge meetings in Athens detailing Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons St Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias Athens PEO No 760 Williams Lodge No 15 IOOF Glenn Lodge No 75 Oliver Encampment No 16 Geo S Davis Camp No 292 W C W with meeting times and locations at Max Joseph building Dupree Hall and K P Hall Clayton and Broad streets all invitations extended to members and visiting brethren and knights.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mount Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
Noor Max Joseph Building
Clayton Street
W. A. Capps
W. M. J. R. Crane
Sec’y
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Max Joseph
Clayton and
Wall Streets
Glenn Lodge
C. F
Dupree Hall
Broad Street
Odd Fellows
A. A. Brigham
N. G. B. Harper
Davis Camp
Deupree Hall
H. J. Davis
C. Co
John Mappin
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Kittie Nice Perle
Zerlina
Lorenzo
Jethro Warner
Miss Perle
Gus Vaughan
Charidah Simpson
the Red Feather
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Miss Brown
Karl Stall
Wilbur Cox
Walter Roberts
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Victor DeLacey
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