Weller and Phillips Ordained Priests at St John s College Park
Charles K. Weller of Atlanta and Rev. Robert T. Phillips of Columbus were ordained as priests yesterday morning at St. John s church College Park in a large ceremony. Weller, longtime Southern Ruralist secretary treasurer and Atlanta businessman, helped found St. John s starting with a $5 gift. the church now costs over $6,000 and serves as a settlement house with kindergarten, night school and a boys club in the Gate City cotton unit district. Phillips, from St. Mary s in Columbus, is brother of Sewanee football star Henry Phillips and joins the Southern church ministry. The ordination was led by Bishop EK Nelson with assistance from Bishop K H Weller and numerous priests.
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Charles K. Weller
Atlanta
Robert T. Phillips
Columbus
Episcopal Church
St. John's Church
College Park
Weler
Southern Ruralist
St. John’s Church
Diocess
Fond du Lac
Wis
C. K. Weller
W. W. Menninger
C. B. Wilmer
C. T. A. Pise
R. K. Smith
Wv. C Lacey
M. G. Leford
Dean
R. F
Good Friday Service at All Saints Church
All Saints Church holds a Good Friday service Friday evening at eight o clock featuring a cantata The Story of the Cross by Dudley Buck. William E Arnaud, choir master, will lead a Willsieal program reflecting the season. The public is invited to attend.
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All Saints’ Church
Gym Elock
William E. Arnaud
Ghett
Dudley Buck
New Moorefield Women Testify On Pinkham's Compound
Two testimonials from women in Ohio and Massachusetts praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles. Mrs Cassie Lioup cites bearing down pains and weakness improving after use. Mrs Bowerr Cot reports backache irregularity and fatigue improving after one bottle and continued gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moorefield
Ohio
Lydia E
Pinkham
Cassie Lioup
Clark Co
South Williamstown
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hodgson Jacobs Wedding Planned With Southern Hospitality
The Hodgson Jacobs wedding will be an elegant church ceremony at First Presbyterian Athens Ga on April 10 at 8 39 pm with Dr J W Walden and Rev B J Cartledge officiating. Bride Miss Kate Eleanor Hodgson, sister Edith Hodgson maid of honor, groom’s sister Sarah Jacobs and others listed as attendants. reception to follow. out of town guests include Jacobs and Hodgson families from Harrisburg and Schenectady with extensive social interest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hodgson-Jacobs
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Walden
Eutaw
Ala
J. Cartledge
Second Presbyterian Church
Edith Hodgson
Sarah Jacobs
Elisabeth Woods
Neoma Long
Carlyle
Ruth Hodgson
Hill Jacobs
Coover
Harrisburg
Halph Hodgson
Hugh Hodgson
Walter Hodgson
John
Gamble
Roy Mure
Schnectady
K. Hodgson, Jr
Harry Hodgson
Mr. Jacobs
Will Jacobs
Saran Pagans
Alics Neema Long
Kimble
B. ¥. Clarke
Atlanta
K. Colt
Nacoochee Valley
Kate Eleanor Hodgson
Joseph Marshall Hodgson
South
Berlin
Germany
Markel Henry Jacobs
University of Pennsylvania
Hoads
Zoological
Carnegie Institute
Tortugas
Fila
Many Candidates Enter Hart County Races in Hartwell
Hartwell Ga April 2 Special A crowded field forms for local offices as Hart County sets August primary date. Incumbent W B McMullan faces G T Cleveland and T M Myers for county executive. John W Baker seeks clerk of court while Henry Jordan and W J Adams dispute tax collector. Sam Myers Charles Ray incumbent W H Smith and A J Griffin run for tax receiver. candidates for treasurer include J T McGill Milton Richardson John Carlton Sam Martin Lindsey Parks A R McCurry and W J Glover. J T Nixon announces for coroner and S H White incumbent L Gaines and J S Wilson announce for commissioner. A A McCurry seeks re election as representative. Won Hodges of Hartwell is a candidate for judge of the eleventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Hart
W. B. McMullan
G. T. Cleveland
T. M. Myers
John W. Baker
Henry Jordan
W. J. Adams
Sam Myers
Charles Ray
W. H. Smith
A. J. Griffin
J. T. McGill
Milton Richardson
John Carlton
Sam Martin
Lindsey Parks
A. R. McCurry
W. J. Glover
J. T. Nixon
Domnpigstoner
H. White
L. Gaines
J. $. Wilson
A. A. McCurry
W. Hodges
Hart County
Twentieth Century Coteriq Meeting Set for April 4
The Twentieth Century Coteriq will meet Thursday April 4 at 3 30 oclock p m with Mrs R M Gann 367 Lee street The Central Congregation et chur holds its regular monthly meeting and the Washington area association supports the Travelers bold and its regular monthly agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovary Association
Central Congregationet Chur
R. M.gann
Lee Street
Social items from the city noting visitors and guests
Miss Flicki of San Antonio and Miss Hitchcock of Nashville visit Miss Mary Hilxabeth Hynds and head home today. Mrs Flick of Nashville stays several weeks. Mrs HH Tift of Tifton visits Mrs Ben Willingham on Piedmont Avenue due to Mrs William Lawrence’s illness. Mr and Mrs James McGill leave for Dublin GA. George Veazey and bride back at De Soto hotel after a quiet March 28 ceremony. Savannah visitors include Mrs W J Pickard. Miss Erin O Neal to Macon then Grand Opera with Miss Stewart. Mrs Tom Akers of Little Rock visits Miss Marie Pappenheimer. Mrs Edward H Barnett visits daughter Mrs Venable Martin. Viola Barli returns from New York. Miss Helen Hobbs hosts bridge for Mrs Tom Akers. Mr Robert L Cooney departs for New York and Philadelphia. Mrs Cooney plans Nashy trip. Miss Van Spalding returns from Shorter College to be with Mrs Clarence May for Hunter holidays. Many friends of Miss Octavia Tolbert note her illness at Richardson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGill
Dublin
George Elsha Veazey
de Soto
Saannah
W. J Pickard
Savannah
Erin O'Neal
Nable Kiser
Stewart
Macon
Tom Akers
Little Rock
Marie Pappenheimer
Edward H. Barnett
Venable Martin
Clinton
Viola Barlili
New York
Helen Hobbs
Bridge
Little Hock
Robert L. Cooney
Philadelphia
Methodist Stewards Meet Friday Evening in Atlanta
The Atlanta District Stewards Association will hold its annual meeting at St. Pauls Church at Grant and Sydney streets Friday at 8 pm. All district members, Sunday school superintendents, Methodists, Epworth Leagues presidents, pastors and officers invited. program includes readings, prayers, debates, and an election of officers with music and benediction.
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Atlanta
P. Lovejoy
William M. Slaton
John S. Candler
Essoy
Charles . Whiteford Smith
Joseph A. McCord
George C. Walters
PF. Bloodworth
Muale
B. F. Fraser
St. Paul's Church
Philadelphia Firm Buys Valdosta Ice Company
Valdosta Georgia April 2 A Philadelphia based Consolidated Ice and Power Company purchase of Valdosta’s ice plant for 300000 was announced The sale includes transfer within ninety days with current staff retained George W Yarn was offered a position by new owners and plant improvements planned to upgrade power and transmission facilities in the valley area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Consolidated Ice and Power Company
Municipal Service Company
Philadelphia
H. ©. Hartman
Philadelphia Corporation
George H
Stickney
George W. Warn
George L. Patterson
George W. Yarn
Big City
Georgia and Florida counties compete for boys clubs prizes
Prizes of 320 in each county will be awarded to boys in the county corn clubs under Georgia State College of Agriculture rules. Bibb Houston Dooly and Crisp counties prize at Macon fair next fall. Turner Tift Lowndes and Echols prize at South Georgia Expo in Tifton next fall. Hamilton Columbia Bradford Putnam Nassau and Duval prizes set by county committees. Atlanta roads plan summer excursions while South Georgia and Florida expect record crowds to Atlanta for a land opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Florida
Georgia, State College Or Agriculture
Free Sugar Plan Endangers Puerto Rican Cane Industry
Witnesses before the Senate Finance Committee warned that enacting free sugar could bankrupt Porto Rican planters and producers. General Edwards said free sugar would undo the island’s gains under American dominion, while Jules Godehaux of New Orleans argued free sugar would ruin the American cane industry.
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Washington
Senate ‘Committee On Finance
General Edwards
Insular
Jules Godehaux
New Orleans
Frightful Suffering of a Woman Prompting Cardul Cure
Vandervoort Arkansas Mrs Dora Garrett recalls months of pain and weakness until Cardul eased her symptoms after one bottle. The ad claims Cardul as the premier woman’s tonic with fifty years of use and urges others to start treatment now.
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Vandervoort
Ark
Dora Garrett
Cardus
Garrett
Haynes discusses Bible inspiration and backward chronology
The speaker argues for the Bible's power and traced its history from present day to ancient ages using logical critique. He deems the inspiration question crucial for truth seekers and previews a future lecture on the crash of empress prophecy with stereoptical views.
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Hayres
Haynes
Not Yet Decided in Alabama Congress Race
Montgomery April 1 All results from yesterday's Democratic primary are known except the congressman at large race among Abercrombie Atkins Hill Price and Brooke. The last three are out. official count may decide between Abercrombie and Atkins. Incomplete rural county returns could tilt the result. Abercrombie leads slightly. supporters claim both sides. Incumbent Dent Hobson Richardson won in three district races. Six Alabama congressmen were renominated without opposition: Taylor Clayton Blackman Heftin Burnett Underwood.
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Montgomery
Ala
John W. Abercrombie
W. B. Atkins
J. W. Hill
Kyle B. Price
H. Y. Brooke
Abercrombie
Atking
Dent
Hobson
Richardson
Alabama
Taylor
Clayton
Blackman
Heftin
Burnett
Underwood
Black List Figurefigures in Lumber Hearing in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on April 2 the government suit against the Eastern States Lumber Dealers' Association featured discussion of a black list. Witnesses, including W. D. Johnston of American Lumber and Manufacturing Co., testified about lists and firm names tied to dealers who allegedly refused sales to certain customers. Other notes mention amusement rooms for children under 15 at the Berith Kadash Temple in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Desters' Association
W. D. Johnston
American Lumber and Manus Company
Lumber Dealers’ Association of
New York
New Jersey
Jef
Berith Kadesh
Reohester
Banquet in the Garden of the G and It Is My Plan
A fragmented historical piece describes a planned journey and banquet in a garden setting. It references a six thousand rele post at sea level and a climb toward a peak, with notes on a group of women and men including delays, weight loss, and a cautious approach to rising terrain.
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Hamilton
Iron Springs
J Smart Norfolk and Blazer Suits for Girls
Fashion notice highlights J Smart Norfolk and blazer suits for girls age 17 to 18. Describes blue and white bro stripe flannel coat with white flannel skirt. Brand touted as jauntily chic and among best dressed options. Priced at 25 dollars.
Silk Petticoats For Easter Style Options
Easter morning fashion offers a wide selection of silk underskirts to pair with spring suits. Changeable taffetas and other fabrics are available in numerous colors and sizes, with prices around 5.00. Featuring flounces, satin, and jersey blends to suit every taste and occasion.
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Jersey
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All Saint's Church
Lydia E.pinkham
Grossman’s
Whitehall St
Madame Arndt
Paris
Flicki
San Asitotiio
Sitchcock
Nashville
Mary Hilxabeth Hynds
Flick
Hh, Tift
Tifton
Ben Willingham
Piedmont Avenue
Methodist
Valdosta Ice Company
Ibery
South Georgia
Land Opera
A. D. Daniel
Hale
John Glen
Cc. Co
Mélita
Augusta
Co. Nt
Gattis
Art
Krom CO
Rocks
Gibraltar
Hayneth
Daniel
Makins
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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