New Baptist Church Planned for Athens
A meeting Sunday at 11 30 a new Baptist church for Athens was agreed upon by about seventy members and leaders including W C Wingfield D W McGregor J L Pendley and J H Mapp. Plans were not finalized but are to be developed later with hopes for a large membership and regional growth. A children and youth meeting and a strong choir performance under the Dougherty street tent drew a large crowd despite other attractions.
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Mesers
W. C. Wingfield
D. W. McGregor
J. L. Pendley
J. H. Mapp
Dougherty Street
Garden Club
Civic League
Winnie Davis
State Normal School
Daughter of the Confederacy
Georgia Division of the Daughters of the Confederacy
Milledgeville
State Normal
Georgia Industrial and Normal School
Mary
One
Ness
Nora Ma Imo P
Lucy Cobb Institute
Brumby
Gerdine
Laura Rutherford
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Improvements at State College and fair exhibits in Athens
Busy at the State College of Agriculture as renovations continue. New poultry and hog buildings rise near Lumpkin street, with a barn for beef cattle and sanitation improvements. The college plans major fair exhibits at Macon Georgia State Fair, Augusta Georgia-Carolina Fair, and Columbus expo, featuring stock, dairy, beef cattle, horses, hogs, and educational displays.
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State College
State Fair College
State College of Agriculture
Cedar Street
Lumpkin Street
Farm Mechanics
Poultry
Department of “Fowl Husbandry
Church
Georgia
Afock
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Former Speaker John N. Holder Visits Georgia Legislature
Former Speaker John N. Holder of the Georgia Legislature arrived yesterday morning from Jefferson on a business visit and returned on the early afternoon train.
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Holder
John N. Holder
Georgia Legislature
Jefferson
Y M C A Plant Drafts Interior Plans for Building
The Y M C A plant is working on interior details and will submit plans to the building committee soon. The tentative outline aims to finalize layout elements and meet project milestones as progress continues.
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D-In- A
Comiittan
Eve of Strike Statement From Georgia Railroad
Augusta Ga Sept 30 1912 the Georgia railroad announces a possible strike by conductors flagmen baggage masters and yard trainmen that would hamper public service. Superintendent W S Brand cites rule 132 hours of service law and discipline and details Paschal Morgan cases while warning the public of disruptions and urging reinstatement decisions.
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The
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Government of Employes
Transportation Department of the Georgia Railroad
Congress of the
U. S
J. S. Paschal
Atlanta
Covington
Conyers
Paschal
Lithonia
Macon
Mr. Paschal
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. M. Morgan
Morgan
Miss Lois Marable Shoots Herself on Front Porch
A sixteen year old girl, Lois Marable, on the front porch at the corner of Thomas and Hoyt streets, shot herself after reportedly losing a ten dollar bill. She was nervous and feared newspaper reports, offering no clear reason for the act.
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Lois Marable
Thomas and
Hoyt Streets
Lony
Show business on the look up here in Athens
The Athens scene boosts entertainment with several attractions drawing crowds last night. The Matt and Jeff company played at the Colonial, with receipts estimated between 1208 and 1300 dollars according to local dealers Talmadge Bros. & Co.
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Athens
Matt
Jeff
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