Mt Vernon Masonic and Royal Arch Lodge Meeting List
Local fraternal notices list regular meeting times for Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M Mt Vernon Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masonry Geo B Davis Camp 292 W C W and other lodges. Entries specify meeting nights, locations at Max Joseph building Clayton Street and Odd Fellows Hall with inviting wording for all members in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mt Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
Maz Joseph Building
Clayton Street
Keystone
Royal Arch
Mazona
Max Joseph
Geo. B. Davis
Odd Fellowa
Jackson and
Clayton Streets
At & P.m
A A Brigham
C.C. John Mappin
Lonn Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. P. Lawrence
N. G
B. Harper
Beckly
Elmo Lodge
K. of P—St Vime Lodge
Knights of Pythiss
Mivers
Castle Hall
Clayton and
Wall Streets
Oliver
Odd Fellows
Davison
Ces
D. Stevens
C. P
Mealor
Georgia 21 Mercer 0: Georgia Triumph in Struggling Classic
Georgia and Mercer played a hard fought game with Georgia finally scoring three touchdowns and three goals to edge Mercer 21 to 0. Mercer used slow play and rough tactics, drawing heavy penalties from referee Butler, while Georgia’s Woodruff Hay and McWhorter led offensively and Maddox anchored the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husky Mercer
Baptist
Butler
Georgia
Walton Griffith
Tech
Mercer
Baptists
Zellars
Binion
Hogg
Oval
Maj. Butler
McWhorter
Woodruff
Ior
Kid
Hay
Thompson
Dunaway
Covington
Mc ‘Whorter
Tennessee
Maddox
Husky
McClellan
Meriis
Georgia Mercer
Bowden
le Franklin
St Lucas
Conger
Lg Co
Foxworth
Tichenor
Auburn
Creekmore
Georgetown
Palmer
Church Services Round Up Across City
Multiple churches announce sermons and schedules led by Rev. S. J. Cartledge Rev. E. L. Hill Rev. S. Y. Jameson and others The list covers Sunday worship morning and evening services Sunday schools at 9 45 a m and special events including a Pentecostal Holiness gathering at Salvation hall and weekday services at 8 o clock evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Avenue Presbyterian
S. J. Cartledge
First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Hill
J. W. Webb
Emmanuel Church
Holy Communion
Troy Beatty
Christian Church
Stanley R. Grubb
Y. M. GA
Young Men's Christian Association
BE. L. Hill
Peter
Judas
Rosa
West End Baptist
First Baptist Church
Geo. H. Hulme
First Baptist
S. Y. Jameson
Mercer University
Georgia Baptist Convention
la Grange
Jameson
Pentecostal Mission’ Holiness
Public notice of barber shop name change
The notice announces severing ties with Bryant's Barber Shop and purchasing the Georgian Hotel Barber Shop. It states willingness to serve customers under the new business name and invites patronage and inquiries.
Low round trip rates from Atlanta on Southern Railway
Advertises reduced round trip fares to several Georgia and regional events including Macon, Elberton, Augusta, and Atlanta for fairs, conventions, races, and shows. Tickets go on sale in late October to November with strict return deadlines and travel from multiple starting points. Information via Southern Railway ticket agents J L Meek and James Freeman in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia State Fair
Elberton
Georgia Baptist Convention
Augusta
Negro Fair Association
Atlanta
Little Rock
Ark
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
Southern Railway Ticket Agents
J. L. Meek
A. G
James Freeman
D. P
Fragmentary Schedule Notice for November Train Rates
Incomplete OCR text references November train times and an 8td 4th morning schedule with a rate of 248 dollars. The readable pieces indicate a transportation notice but lack coherent details or proper dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nunnally’s
Harawa Cafe
Miller Furniture Co
Clayton ST
Pulaski ST
Lodge Directory
William Pittman
J. R. Crane
Sec
W. C. Jordan
B. P
Fred T. Moon
Secty
Athens
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
B. Bancroft
Rgeo
H. Palmer
Sec Ty
Stuart
Griffith & Welch Cotton Report
Griffith & Welch
New York
Omer
Ames
Wigsee
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Texas
Sewanee
Louisiana
Howard
Kentucky
Tulane
Washington Garments Now
Washington
THE
Shop OF Quality
Wingfield
Pentecostal Meetings
Southern Railway
A. L. Railway
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