Revival campaign gains momentum in Atlanta churches
Reports from Atlanta ministerial leaders indicate a city wide non denominational revival attracting scores of people. Attendance at mid day services at the First Baptist church is excellent and the Business Men's Evangelistic club notes strong daily services. Methodist leaders say reports are encouraging as weather cooperates. Services were held Monday night in almost every church with good turnout and plans aim to reach every resident of Atlanta at least once this week. Local musicians and evangelists are providing programs across churches.
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Jn Athinta
Baypost
Business Men's Evangelistic Club
James H Enakes
South Atlantic
Atlanta
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Armwata
Atend
Rogers
Severst
14 Stills Raided in Dawson and Gilmer Counties
Fourteen illicit stills ranging in capacity from a few to several gallons were seized by Materni Agents K. O. Hopkins Leland Spear and W. Y. Laith in Dawson and Gilmer counties over the last three days of the week. Seven arrests followed naming Charlie Smith John Waters Garfield Lee Porter Cray John Edtondsert and Jotun due Gee for violating the law. Copper stills and the associated wagon were confiscated.
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K. O. Hopkins
Leland Spear
W. Y. Laith
Dawson
Gilmer
Prohibition
Fred J. Uisintke
Ode
Charlie Smith
John
Waters
Garfield Lee
Porter Cray
John Edtondsert
Jotun Due Gee
Escapeton
Therrell Stages Novel Campaign Flight Display
A Tech High School presidential election feature saw a promotional flight over the campus tied to James H Therrell campaign efforts. Pen Skelton, Therrell campaign advertising manager, and associates secured the plane and arranged the controversial stunt. In England, a society promotes long serving among servants and valuable prizes are given.
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Tech High School
Et Airydane
James H. Therrell
Penn Skelton
Therrell @mapaign
England
Vale Uable Prigeg
Gisen
Women lead cleanup of Grady Monument in Atlanta
The business women's division of the chamber of commerce spearheads a cleaning of the Henry Grady monument at Marietta and Forsyth streets. After initial scrubbing by delegation led by Miss Mabel Kendrick, a professional cleaning firm is hired to finish removing years of soot and dust from the bronze memorial above Wall Street skyscrapers.
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Henry Grady
Marietta
Forsyth Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Grady
Mabel Kendrick
Susie Wailes
Misa Joan Bowie
Lie
Kennedy McCreary
Misa Carolina Thomas
Leila H.bucker
D. Mel. Holliday
Avanta
Autemn- 1 Biles
Ordinance Introduced Barring Race Track And Baseball Tickers
An ordinance was introduced in Atlanta to bar tickers in commercial establishments that display horse racing and baseball results. Councilman Pred. Woodall said such machines foster gambling and would be referred to the ordinance committee for discussion next Friday. Some members argued tickers entice gambling more than other forms of betting. debate is set to continue.
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Atlanta
Comteman
Woodall
Fieht
Ronal
Ordinance Committee
New Tuberculosis Hospital Sought Statewide Plan
A proposed state program would fund and erect a new tuberculosis hospital on the site of the present facility. Counties would contribute based on tuberculosis deaths, with Fulton and Chatham among those providing beds or funds, under a plan to expand care and modernize facilities.
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Sulle
Savuduy
Tatto
Ally
Megro
Panseal
Fulton County
Kibch
Chatham
Durne
Clineh County
World
Melntosh County
Summer Heat Promised Today By Weatherman
A veteran meteorologist notes a sharp temperature rise after a cooler spell. He predicts a high near 70 degrees today but warns spring’s arrival remains uncertain and another cold snap could follow.
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von Eerrmann
von Herrman
Dissell Will Speak To Hartford Agents In Conference Here
R. M. Dissell, president of Hartford Fire Insurance, will address the southern Hartford agents during the conference at Piedmont hotel. Other speakers include W. Prescott, general secretary, and Henry J. Hawking, assistant general agent. the meeting runs Monday through Thursday with a farewell banquet at Druid Hills Golf Club.
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Dissell
Hartford
R. OM. Dis
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Southern Flartford
Piedrect
Droeram
WW. R. Prescott
Sevent
Southern Territory
Henry J. Hawking
Druid Hills
Provisional Meetings Scheduled by Protestant Women's League
Grand Exalted Matron Mrs. BV N Gibbs announces two special meetings at Collum's Ball 358 Whitehall Street today at 3 and 7 30 PM to discuss important business with expected full membership representation. Platinum was first discovered in 741.
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Public Service Commission to review W A railroad May 2
The state public service commission announced it will conduct its annual examination of the W A railroad property on May 2. The inspection, required by act, will cover the entire mileage and all property including realty and holdings in Chattanooga.
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State Public Service Commision
W. & A. Railroad
Chattanooga
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