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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
15
Cedartown Ga April 4 Special Judge J I Theon convened a court here today noting a lighter docket than usual and proceeding with hearings as scheduled.
J Mallory Hunt, president of the Southern Motor Finance Corp, urged reform at a Maronic club luncheon to save taxes by condensing legal documents for appeals. He proposed judges review claims and law directly with writs of error, expediting cases and reducing costs.
The Atlanta Ma peonie club nominated a representative to the National Museumc ub convention in Beaton AQHA on June 21. The Georgia Tech Glee Club and the Yellow Jacket Four performed vocal and instrumental numbers for the audience. A unique program arranged by the Fellowcraft club of Palestine is scheduled for next Wednesday’s program.
The opening session of the state Baptist Sunday school convention was held at the Baptist church in Cordele. Delegates arrived from across the state for a largely attended event. Governor-elect Clifford Walker spoke on Christian citizenship. others on the program included Charles W. Daniel and John D. Null. Thursday focuses on demonstration work by Sunday school departments. A basket dinner is planned at noon at the Williams swimming pool park.
Valdosta Ga April special a LB Ham pioneer citizen died at his home after illness of several months. He was 9 years old and a native of this city where he spent his life. He helped develop the cantaloupe industry and was one of the region's extensive growers. Survived by his widow and two sons.
Julian Field a leading cotton seed and fertilizer broker died at his Atlanta home aged 62. Funeral held at 11 am from 805 Peachtree Street with Dr. Henry Porter officiating. Survived by Adelene Adair wife, two brothers-in-law, two sisters-in-law, two uncles and other relatives. Field was a founder of Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia and member of Peeples & Lickd and Julian Field & Co. He came to Atlanta 30 years ago and belonged to Piedmont Diving Club and Cant al City Club. He was born in Columbus Massachusetts.
Aniston Alabama April report says a warrant for first degree murder was sworn in Heflin against federal officer Crimpton for allegedly shooting Jesse Coffey during a raid on illicit stilf in Cleburne county. A separate assault with intent to murder warrant was issued against former State Law Enforcement officer Philips for shooting Robert Jackson in the same week. A Kiwanis luncheon guest speaker will be Charles W. Stittenour of Montgomery, Alabama Farm Bureau Federation president, to discuss farm issues. Miss Sarah F. Trice, longtime Calhoun Talladega resident, died at her sister’s home in Anniston after a period of illness. she is survived by another sister in Donesboro Arkansas.
Savannah April 4 Special The Huntingdon club announces new officers. Mrs J B Hawkins is president with vice presidents Mrs A St Lawton and Mrs W W Douglas. Recording and corresponding secretaries are Mrs Vronk C Easley and Mrs Augusta Woods DuBose. Treasurer is Mrs J E D Bacon.
Brunswick Ga April 4 Special Senator W J Harris is touring the south and spent last night and part of today in Brunswick He will speak at Clunton tomorrow Pembroke Friday and on Saturday make addresses at Sylvania at 11 oclock and Millen at 3 oclock
The Atlanta Lodge of Elks announces a total of one thousand dollars in prizes for merchant storefront and exterior decorations during the 1923 Elks convention in July. Prizes range to 250 dollars for best building display and 100 dollars for top window decorations, with smaller prizes to ensure broad participation. Virgil Shepard to supply principal street decorations. John McClelland, chairman, notes plans to create a rival street display and encourage all merchants to compete.
Real estate department of the Atlanta Trust announces two transactions totaling 97500. Dana Belser, manager, reports Creen-Ise apartments at 8 West Peachtree Street sold for 57500 to FE F. Daniel. The second sale covers vacant lot 100 by 105 feet at Spring and Parker, bought by Ben May from B A Thornwell and Cary Baker for 40000. No development plans announced.
Governor elect Clifford Walker was honor guest at a Cordele luncheon. He delivered a forceful talk urging practical cooperation to develop Georgia resources, praising church and civic groups like Kiwanis and Lions, and stressing Georgia’s future prestige among states.
A two per cent quarterly dividend was declared by Mortgage Bond & Trust Co at a board meeting. Fortress bond sales progress and a strong loan department were reported. The board accepted the resignation of president T J Bettes and elected C J Lewis as president. Tred W Patterson to lead expansion efforts. A note mentions 226 Emporia College students condemning dancing smoking profanity and gambling.
President Harding and his party attended the University of Georgia Glee and Instrumental Club performance at the Imperial Theatre in Augusta. The telegram notes a near‑full house with notable attendees including Mrs Harding, Speaker Gillett, Judge L andis, Dr Butter, Columbia University president, Brigadier General Sawyer, and Secretary Christian as the club continues its statewide Amity tour beginning in Augusta and moving to Savannah.
L W Harmon sheriff of Walker county faces contempt charges after affidavits claim a prisoner convicted in federal court was allowed to roam LaFayette streets instead of remaining confined. The case, urged by U S Attorney Chet W Hager, schedules a hearing for May 21 in Rome. J M Leath, convicted May 17 1921 for liquor law violation and fined $200 with four months jail, was jailed in Walker county and allegedly permitted to leave and roam without escort since February 14 1923.
Special Senator William J Harris spoke in Darien Georgia today at the court house, drawing a large crowd of Darien and McIntosh county residents. Teachers and students from Darien High School attended as Harris outlined his views and service on various committees.
Athens Ga April 4 Special due to heavy rate the opening of Athens new white way and related celebration are delayed until tomorrow with a morning parade and afternoon Georgia Dartmouth ball game. Miss Lovie Jowers wins Ford coupe in the popularity contest among city sponsors. Also note to destroy old telephone directory as new numbers and prefixes change.
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