North Georgia conference appointments listed by Bishop Kilgo
The article records the latest church assignments for the North Georgia conference, naming presiding elders and pastors for Athens Atlanta Augusta Dalton Gainesville Marietta and other districts. It lists church names in each area such as First Church Athens Druid Hills Asbury West End and Wesley Memorial with accompanying pastors and roles including supply positions and mission staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of the North Georgia Conference
Kilgo
Wilson
Athens
W. L. Pierce
Wat Kinsville
H. C. Marks
Wilkes Circuit
W.A. Woodruff
White Plains and Siloam
J. M. Fowler
Winterville
W. R. Mackey
Wesleyan Female College
W. B. Bonnell
Atlanta
Joel T. Daves
Asbury
G. W. Farr
Battle Hl
J. B. Allen
Druid Hills
FE. G. Mackay
East Atlanta
C. V. Weathrs
English Avenue
Jefferson Street
W. W. Bripsfield
W. M. Hunton
Supply
Epworth
F. J. Mashburn
First Church
S. P. Wiggins
Grace
J. O. Grogan
Inman Park
Collins Memorial
Weslegan Advocate
J. Cofer
Missionary Training School of
Nashville
J. D. Hammond
Preachers’ Aid Society
C. A. Evans
Orphans’ Home
H. L. Crumley
J. M. Hawkins
A. A. Tilley
Japan
W. P. Turner
E. M. Stanton
Augusta
B. F. Fraser
Presiding Elder
St. John
H. M. DuBose
St. James
T. R. Kendall, Jr
Broadway
L. M. Twiggs
A. D. Echols
Woodlawn
G. F. Venable
St. Luke
G. W. Griner
Culverton
Verdell
Lavonia
W. Millican
Lincolnton
O. M. Smith
Maysville
H. S. Smith
Middleton
J. W. Stipe
Royston
W. W. Gaines
South Lincoln
P. P. Middlebrook
Toccoa
J. D. Irwin
J. W. Brinsfield
Demorest
J. Ellis Supply
Gainesville
New Holland
G. T. Chanfier
Norcross
Prospect
A. C. Cantrell
F. A. Ragsdale
North Lumpkin
W. W. Euler
Pendergrass
J. H. Little
Lumpkin
Sragrell
Griffin
Prince Jones
Hellelter
B. P. Read
Third Church
Kin
Inman
J. S. Askew
Jackson
R. C. Cleckler
Jenkinsburg
L. G. Bowden
Jonesboro
J. A. Quillian
Locust Grove
W. J. DeBardeleben
McDonough
Olin King
Milner
F. R. Smith
Senoia
E. W. Jones
Stockbridge
W. O. Butler
Thomasson
R. B. O. England
Thomaston Mission
W. P. Miller
Zebulon
C. P. Marchman
Griffin District Institute
J. R. Speer
LaGrange District
W. P. Lovejoy
LaGrange
Bowden
W. O. Maxwell
Chipley
A. H. S. Bugg
Fairburn
H. J. Emory
Franklin
C. FP. Hughes
Glenn
N. H. Jay
Grantville
Live Oak
L. W. Rivers
Greenville
Trinity
Felton Williams
Hogansville
Corinth
J. T. Robins
Mountville
M. K. Patillo
More
Whitesburg
H. M. Willis
Woodburry
G. L. Chastain
Walker Lewis
Vanderbilt
Z. B. Hawkes
Marietta
Walter Dillard
Marietta Flist
G. W. Duvall
Elizabeth Church
J. L. Duncan
Acworth
Lee Morganton
J. L. Ware
Roswell
A. A ‘Hall
Tate
Nelson
G. W. Barrett
Walesca
Nath Thompson
Woodstock
Aes Hind
The Banner Defends Home Merchants Against Atlanta Ads
In 1910 Athens paper The Banner rebukes Atlanta ads from Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co. It argues for local business support and upbuilding of Athens, refusing provocative ads to protect home merchants. The piece cites a professor’s advice on honoring tradition and stresses readers should subscribe to The Constitution.
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Athens
Atlanta
Chamberlin Johnson-DuBose Co
Atlanta Constitution
Rowe
Constitution
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Johnson-Dallis
Mell
Howling Wolf
Frozen Dog
1. S. Jonas
Murray and Mack at Colonial in Finnigan's Ball revue
Murray and Mack, the funny entertainers, headline tonight at the Colonial with a bevy of pretty girls and stage scenery. They present the fresh comedy Finnigan's Ball with catchy music and dances including the New York rage the Dance of the Grizzly Bear. Eun fast and furious entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Mack
the Colonial
New -York
Athens City Court in Regular Session for November Term
The Athens City Court opened for the November term with Judge H S West presiding. The calendar was set and several cases heard including two beatings of a ride on an S A L freight train by John Moore and Earnest Parrish, each fined fifty dollars and sentenced to six months. A damages suit against Athens Railway & Electric Co. was started, and the case of Henry Howell electrocuted by a guy wire was discussed with multiple attorneys. The criminal docket begins Monday November 28 and lists several cases against various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. West
John Moore
Atlanta
Earnest Parrish
Birmingham
Ala
S.A. L
Mattie Howell
Beauregard Dunn
Athens Railway& Electric Co
Henry Howell
Meas
Shackelford & Shackelford
Geo. A. Merritt
Greensboro
Howell and Cobb & Erwin
E. K. Lumpkin
J. J. Strickland
Funeral for Athens civic leader Charles Stern held at synagogue
The funeral of Mr. Charles Stern, one of Athens' oldest and most honored citizens, was conducted Sunday afternoon at the synagogue. Rabbi N. Blechman led services while Miss Allen sang two hymns. City officials and residents served as honorary escort and pallbearers as Stern was laid to rest in the Jewish cemetery amid mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stern
Athens
N. Blechman
Miss Allen
God
City Board of Education
Messrs
Peter Funkenstein
Louis Morris
E. S.lyndon
J. E. Talmadge
Hamilton McWhorter
R. K. Reeves
W. J
Felix Phillips
Sol. J. Boley
Abe Joel
J. van Straaten
Joe Wolff
Mr. Stern
Tech Georgia Football Rivalry Through Early Scores
A compiled history of Tech vs Georgia gridiron results lists early clashes from 1893 to 1903. Notable scores include Tech 26 Georgia 5 in 1893 and Georgia 28 Tech 0 in 1897, with several years of no game or 0–0 ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Georgia
Important Y M C A Trustees Meeting Tonight
There is an important meeting this evening at 6 30 in the Y M C A dining room. Trustees must attend to discuss plans for the winter campaign. W Woods White state chairman will speak on the Toronto meeting and progress. Several city ministers are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woods White
Toronto
White
Soule Elected President of National Farmers Institute Workers
Dr. Andrew M. Soule president of Georgia State College of Agriculture was chosen last week as president of the American Association of Farmers Institute workers during its Washington session. He is regarded as a leading educator in agricultural education. The people of Georgia celebrate this well deserved honor to the state college head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
American Association of Farmers‘ Institute Workers
Washington City
Soule
State College of Agriculture
Tech vs Georgia Football Series Timeline 1904–1910
A compact record shows annual football results between Georgia and Tech across 1904 to 1910. Tech posted multiple decisive wins 23–0 in 1904, 46–0 in 1905, 17–0 in 1906, 10–6 in 1907, no game in 1908, 12–6 in 1909, and Georgia won 13–6 in 1910.
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Tech
Georgia
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North GA
S. M. England
G. D. Stone
Young Harris Memorial
H. J. Rowe
THE
Athens Banner Daily and Weekly
Athens, Ga
Johnson-Dallis Adv
Atlanta, Ga
Gentieme
Rockefeller
Mick
J. F. Shepperd
ST. Mary's Hospital
Head & McMahan
G. C Dean
Ee St
Mise Dixie
Chamberlin Building
Henry West
E. S. Crawford
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Breedlove
Nichols
Sibley
Tuck
Bernstein
Link
Nolan
Weatherly & Co
Barrett
Totty
Winn
Moss Manufacturing Co
C. M. Epting
City of Athens
J. H. Epting
Cason
Jordan
Carlton
Dornblatt
Bank of Barnesville
Thomas
Inger
Fears
Coast Fish Co
Turner
Mutual Life Industrial Association of Georgia
Cooper
Brantly
Fulton Bag & Cotton Mill
Kilpatrick
Chas. Stern
W. Woods
A.M. Soule
American Association of Farmers’ Institute Workers