Special Fast Mail Service to New Orleans Ends
Washington reports the post office will terminate allowances for the special fast mail service from Washington to New Orleans effective January 6. Postmaster General Cortelyou said Southern Railway informed the road cannot continue train No. 97 after January 5 due to increased traffic and need for double tracking. Congress funded 157000 dollars for this service, with about 140000 used to support the Southern Railway for train No. 97 and No. 37, the limited passenger train, which will not be discontinued.
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Monthly Report Industrial Home Meeting in Rome
The regular monthly meeting of the Kessle Mell Industrial Home was held Monday December 3 with Vice President in the chair. Treasurer reports receipts and expenditures including rent, dues, wages, commissions, and materials totaling 166 28. Visiting and investigating committee appointed for December. two new members enrolled.
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The Poor Children s Christmas Charity Appeal
The notice urges volunteers to send Christmas gifts early for Mrs Thomas's charity aiding poor children. It describes collecting money toys books gloves stockings clothing and other items at the night school cottage or the Industrial home, crediting Louie Lane and stressing forethought to deliver cheer before Christmas Eve.
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Crutchfield Forgives Wife and Moves Home in Atlanta
J H Crutchfield, recently acquitted of assault with intent to murder wife Sallie Crutchfield, has moved back to her 300 South Pryor Street home. He plans to roll her through downtown in a roller chair to view Christmas displays if weather allows, and says she is improving and they live together happily with plans for her full recovery.
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Finley elected president of the Southern Railway Company
W. W. Finley was today elected president of the Southern Railway Company succeeding the late Samuel Spencer. He has served as second vice president and is regarded as one of the most capable officials in the country with deep ties to Southern railroads and transportation. Finley is a Mississippi native and a longtime Southern railroad executive.
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Ed Calloway to Take Charge of Brown House Macon
Atlama Ga December sixth Edward Calloway longtime Kimball house manager will assume general charge of the Brown house in Macon January first The Brown house recently bought by F B Stubbs will undergo improvements making it a top local hotel with about 100 rooms The Christmas drawing room sale next Saturday features dainty collars handkerchiefs bags and other items by the Philotheas with proceeds supporting various needs Food items and crafts will be offered at the teacher Mrs John Mons home starting at 11 A M.
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Many Visitors Here Yesterday at City Meeting and Hill of Bowie
Prominent visitors including Judge J B Turner Senator B A Copelan and Harvie Jordan attended the eighth congressional district agricultural school trustees meeting in the city. The visitors were hosted by local citizens during their day in town. A Hill at Bowie Texas, W L Hill, has grown from 90 to over 150 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for a cure after doctors gave him up for consumption. He says twelve bottles cured him completely. Available from W J Smith & Bros H R Palmer & Son druggists at 60 cents to 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
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Enthusiastic Merritt Visits Athena on Educational Drive
Hon W B Merritt state school commissioner of Georgia spent yesterday in Athena on office business. He attended the eighth district agricultural high school trustees meeting as a spectator and told Banner how statewide interest in the movement is rising. He noted unprecedented enthusiasm among citizens funding and supporting educational efforts. In Richmond he discussed with U S Education Commissioner Brown that Georgia’s educational movement stands as the South’s most notable.
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Athena
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Miss Jennie Malone Hosts Bridal Luncheon and Cake Cutting
This morning at twelve o'clock Miss Jennie Malone entertained her bridesmaids with a luncheon and cake cutting. Guests included Cecil ia Woods Savannah Annie Webb Athena Waldron Roberts Eula Felton Willingham Simpson Nellie Bannon Lilian Solomon Leila Birch Susie Davis Lila Willingham and Mrs Walter Jones. At five this afternoon the wedding party will rehearse and then attend the afternoon tea hosted by Miss Francis Harris, a noted social feature of the day.
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Leila Birch
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Walter Jones
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Macon Evening News
Honor Roll at Lucy Cobb Institute and Cotton Industry Notes
The Lucy Cobb Institute lists November honor roll recipients across grades and classes, including Sen Latin Katie Arnold, Roberta Slade, Hattie Mae Jackson, and Miriam Hazelton, with grades ranging from 95 to 99. The column shifts to economic history, noting King Cotton’s bicentennial in America next year, projected cotton bale productions around 12.45 million, and historical outputs from 1800 through 1904. It discusses slavery’s impact, regional manufacturing growth, and future prospects as Southern and Northern mills approach 2,000,000 bales annually, alongside notes on education plans and model school house publications.
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Katie Mae Arnold
Mildred Mell
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Roberta Slade
Hilda Meadow
Irene Ingram
Ruth Jones
Frances Stevens
Raith Edwards
Hattie Mae Jackson
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Mrs James Conway Hunter Hosts Tea for Ruth Glover
Mrs James Conway Hunter plans an afternoon tea in honor of her niece Miss Ruth Glover who is spending the winter with her aunt. Ruth Glover, a brunette, is noted as a likely popular figure here like her sister Mrs Barrett Phinizy of Athens.
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Atlanta News
Black Patti Troubadours at Colonial Saturday Night
Afro-American troupe called the Black Patti Troubadours, famed for a lyric triumph in major cities, brings singers dancers and comedians to the Colonial Saturday Night. Headliner Black Patti receives royal honors and universal praise, with a noted talent that could rival grand opera divas under different colors.
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Hanukah Remarks and Civic Issues Flash Across Page
The piece notes Hanukah starting on the twelfth with festival details and community observances. It shifts to President Roosevelt’s stance on race, crime, and mob justice, urging lawfulness and swift, fair trials, while discussing the need for better rural high schools and local taxation to fund education and libraries in Georgia and nearby states.
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