Greek pledge lists and initiation rule changes at Athens
The article lists pledges from multiple fraternities including Alpha Epsilon, Phi Delta Theta and Omega, with residents from Athens and other Georgia towns. It notes a Pan-Hellenic policy prohibiting freshman initiations before Christmas and that pledges now face the same requirements as initiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Geor
Pan-Hellenic Council
Aioe
Iitiates
Lee Sp
Madison
Coke
Samer
Morton
Signa Alpha Epison
Samuel Yi Tupper
Atlanta
Charles W. Strangward
Slyvester
Carl Glover
Americus
Everit’Bageron
Robert Blount
Waynesboro
Fred Kent
Savannah
Parker A. Henderson, Jr
Miami
Fla
Robert Thomas
Thomasville
L. H
Police Search For Men High Up In Alleged Auto Ring
Police in three cities hunted for suspects connected to a cross state auto theft ring with bases in Georgia and South Carolina. J P Bussey confessed to stealing at least six cars from Athenians and selling them to W B Ward of Greenville South Carolina, prompting a wide manhunt and recovery efforts across Anderson Hartwell Greenville and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
J. P. Bussey
Clarke County
W.B. Ward
Greenville
S. C
South Carolna
Athens
Bolling DuBose
R. T. Dottery
Morton
S. Hodgson
Anderson
Hartwell
Carolina
Messrs
Dottery
DuBose
Alex Saye
Charley Seagraves
Joe Greenville
Ruri
Codang
Athena
Bussey
Felaté
Thomas
Prince Avenue
Heshad
Rpot
Mr. Dubrie
Prince Avends, Focdtey
G Steace Rer
W. B. Ward
Operqio
D.c.e
W. A. Fowler
Apel
Butney
A. N. Alford
T. A. Porter
Br. DuBose
Dr. Holliday
Furman College
Pi Kappa Phi
W. B, Ward
iKe
Death of Mrs Sophia Joel of Atlanta and Athens ties in grief
Mrs Sophia Joel 81 mother of J B Joel of Athens died in Atlanta at her son’s home after a short illness. Survived by four daughters and several relatives in Athens. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from 57 West Fourteenth Street with Dr David Marx officiating. Interment Oaklawn. Theatres Palace and Elite closed in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Joeh
J.B. Joel
Athens
Lue B. Joel
Atlanta
Ll. B. Joel
West Fourteenth Street
Joel
Athena
J. T. Greenbaum
MM. A. Broker
New York
Bukofzer
BL. Voldstein
Atlants
Mra
Sophia Joel
Rand
F. Joel
Adit
A ‘Bist
J L. Greenbaum
M. A. ‘Crooker
B. Bukoffer
B. L. Goldsmith
David Marx
Oaklaval
Si Cronheim
Ralph Rotenbaum
Eugene Oberdorfer
Walter Wisanska
Henry Bauer
C. L. Barnwell
Charles Adler
Greenberg and Bond Co
Palace
S O
Gidley
Sons of Confederate Veterans Leaders to Meet in New Orleans
Richmond VA Oct 27 and 28 annual meeting of executive council and division commanders announced by Colonel W McDonald Lee commander in chief. Reunion for United Confederate Veterans and allied groups to be discussed, including pins to designate Richmond as headquarters.
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Richmond
Val
Executive Council
Sons of the Confederate Veterans
W. McDonald Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Alfles, Sons and Daughters
Hichmond
Momphin
Chanak
All Costa
Dardanelles
Thrace
Rodeato
Clarke county delegates to Democratic State convention in Athens
Clarke county leaders instruct delegates to attend the Athens meeting where Clifford M Walker is nominated for governor and other state officers. County Chairman Charles E. Martin reports Walker telegram delaying the convention to October 28, with H Abi Nix confirming.
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Waaner Jay
Clarke County
Athens
Thomas
Green
Annie May Bell
E. J.” Bondurant
Grady Meyer Hu
J. Rowe
Aaron Cohen
Hubert le MeWhorter
C. ¥. Wier
Robert Jea Ie
Whorter
Thomas L
Annie Mae Wood Bryant
Rakerford Fee
Oel, Broukh
Ward B. Hanson
C. Payne
A. C. Blohop
L. Dunovs Renny
Square Deal for Babies of Nation
Washington report on the American Child Hygiene association announces its 13th meeting in October with four days of talks by physicians social workers and officials of the children's bureau. The agenda includes infant mortality reduction progress across the United States. Herbert Hoover serves as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Child Hygiene Association
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Herbert Hoover
Walker Delegates to Elect New Committee and Then Adjourn Until October 28
Walker delegates move to elect a new committee and adjourn the meeting until October 28. The article notes tense international talks at Mudania with Britain and Turkey, allied conferences, and anticipated delays as negotiations proceed.
Police Hunt Missing Men Linked to New Brunswick Double Murder
Detectives in New Brunswick pursue two missing men believed tied to the October double murder of Rev. Howard Wheeler Hall rector of St John the Evangelist and choir leader Mrs Eleanor Reinhard Mills. One man, described as a former convict, allegedly said he could not return to New Brunswick after the shooting. Authorities intensify efforts to locate the pair as the inquiry widens.
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Hunt
New Brunswick
Howard Wheeler Hall
Bt. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Reinhard Mills
Elizabeth
N. J
Walker delegates plan three actions at state convention
Macon delegates to the state Democratic convention will declare primary results from certified returns, elect a new Executive Committee to replace the Vereen group, and adjourn until October 28 to receive official returns and statements. The plan aims to unite Walker supporters and set primary dates October 17 and 24.
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Banner-Herald
Macon—Walker
Democratic
Vereen
State House
United States
Wis Vereen
Orde
Ellana Janse
Walker
Verden Committee
Jordan
Verden
Delegates to Macon Meeting Under Walker Nomination
Delegates chosen by Clifford Walker, winner of the Democratic gubernatorial primary, will convene in Macon Wednesday per the nominee’s order, as stated by W A Vereen, chairman of the state executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Clifford Walker
Macon
W. A. Vereen
Gemmy Davis Elevated to Bank Cashier Post
Gemmy Davis, longtime bookkeeper at the American State Bank, has been promoted to cashier after three years in the role. His prior work in the city earned him a solid reputation as a leading local business figure.
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American Static Bank
Thio
American State Bank
Thia City
Ing
Gemmy Davis
May Endorse Ford At Lily Black Republican Meet
May endorsement of Ford for president appears as the principal subject at the Lily Black Republican convention in Richmond Virginia. The event also considers nominating a U S candidate for the Senate general election and electing a state chairman and state executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Richmond
U. S. Benata
Lily Black
Walker statement shapes Macon meeting and convention
Amid turmoil, Walker calls delegates to top meet in Macon as October dates loom. Vereen and Jordan absent from convention call. Governor Hand announces temp senator selection, while Brown and Dean signal internal party divisions and factional endorsements.
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Alker
Verven
Jal
Cratic Party
John. T
Feuillet
Mya
Alice ‘Ytle
Ti Selumbia Srotinels I
Holden
Handa
Watson
J. J. Brown
Walker
Dean
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Clarke
J. B. Joel
Mys
Will Batian Adames
Martin
Child Hygienics Society
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Madania
Great Britain
England
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Constantinople
Ham‘a Bey
Angora
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Crusier
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Turkey
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H. H. Dean
Walker - Brown
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