Second Ward Civic Club Act for Covered Garbage Carts
The Second Ward Civic Club proposes council fund and approve wooden hinged covers for garbage carts to curb flies from uncovered carts. Led by Mrs Courtland Winn, the group cites health and cleanliness, notes districts and officers, and plans district chairs and a community push. The Seventh Ward Women’s Club also backs parks and playgrounds, urging council action and cooperation to secure play space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Parker
W P. Smith
MM LU Brittain
Emily Jekyll
JE. Miclelland
W. Wright
P Sturgeon
JF B Murray Mes
GB Chaffin
Pha
Courtland Winn
E. D. McDonald
M. L. Brittain
Misa Martha Boynton
J.J. Blenders
A. Vieanekl
J A. Bell
G. B. Chaffin
F. 8. Murray
Mise Jekyll
B. Turmain
Second Ward
Wednesaday
Breathing Spot and Civic Drive in West End Ward
Atlanta women in the Seventh Ward press civic clubs, outline campaigns to April 19. House-to-house canvass planned for yard and alley cleanup, backing an automobile parade and Cleaning-up Day, with local leaders and dozens of club members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Andrews
Atlantas
Civas Cinh
Wwere
H Hye
Seventh Ward
Woods Waite
Federation
Mra
Martin
A M Verner
AL McPhail
JT Simonton
J M Castner
Cc W. Crenshaw
WW. Springer
Forsyth and surrounding society notes in Georgia
Forsyth society notes announce Mrs Maynard Zeliner hosting and Misa Emelyn Ponder set to marry Charles McCay in Forsyth on April 26 at the Forsyth Baptist Church with a reception at the Ponder home. Guests include Mrs Cavitos of Mor n and Miss Laurie Turner visiting Macon. Dawson update covers History Club meeting, social visits by Mrs Owen Sale Shellman and others, plus multiple local guests in Ringgold Lafaye and Dalton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Old Smith
Maynara Zeliner
Zellier Maynard
A Alexander
Los Jackson
Charles Sunder
Outlaw
Rol Williams
Misa Emelyn Ponder
Charles McCay MiGhe
Greenslie Se
SN Joac
Bonor
Hmelin Fonder
McGhex
Greensite
Clavion
Atlanta
Cavtos
Morn
How
TN Cabants
Laurie Tarner
Hemeoi
Macon
Laile
Tivolis
Florida
Mra Owen Sale
Shellman
A J Baldwin
Lee
O ' Cheeves
Mra FT. Jordan
Montezuma
Kk. McNulty
Jonn R Hudson
Americus
Fo OM Mc Nuity
T E Guer
Perry
Mra Fields
Bainbridge
Philpot
Cuthbert
Georgia State Sunday School Association meets in Rome
The thirty sixth annual Georgia State Sunday School Association meeting will be held in Rome next Wednesday with 500 to 400 delegates expected. Marion Lawrence will be a featured speaker. Delegates from evangelical Sunday sectors will attend and be elected to the International Sunday School Convention in San Francisco. State officers include President Joseph Broughton and other leaders, with an international committee and execut ive members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia State Sunday School
Rome
Marion Lawrence
All Evangelical Sunday
San Francisco
Br .Joseph Broughton
Atlanta
Ethridge
Jackson
J. J. Cobb
Macon
B. Hook
Augusa
CB Woodruff
Ramp
John D Walker
J. Wardlaw
Napier
J W. Bale
Naame Warthen
D. W. Stiles
J. E. Pothem
Sarah Hackney
Lyon Home Destroyed In Morning Blaze
Marietta Georgia April 16 special the residence of Mr R Lyon was destroyed by fire at 3 oclock this morning with all its contents The origin of the fire is unknown The house on Park Street was one of the most elegant residences in Marietta costing 36500 It was insured for 3500 but there was no insurance on the furniture The fire department worked faithfully to save the building but the flames were beyond control when burned
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Grargia Mountains
Ing
Ita ‘Woman's Club
Mra A. Owly
Emma Bunting Stock Company
Grand
Marietta
R Lyon
Park Street
iCODY BECOMES EDITOR OF BAPTIST COURIER
Announcement from the First Baptist church in Greenville states the resignation of Dr Z T Cody as pastor and his new role as editor of The Baptist Courier succeeding the late Dr A J Thomas. Cody, born in Alabama, has led the local church since 1901 after moving from Georgetown Kentucky and is a Mercer University and Louisville Baptist Seminary graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
First Baptist Church
This City
Z. T. Cody
The
Baptist Courier
A. J . Thomas
Cody
Alabama
Georgetown
Mercer University
Baptist Seminary
Louteville
Miss Bertha Spell's Health Card Worthy of Note
Rosedale Texas Miss Berthe Spell writes about her experience with the famous women's tonic Cardui and its claimed benefits after a long fever and swollen feet. She endorses Cardui as a remedy for female complaints and mentions supplementary products and a Ladies Advisory Dept at Chattanooga Medicine Co. for further instructions and a home treatment guide.
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Rosedale
Tex
Berthe
Cardus
Miss Spellata
Cardui
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Faculty Chosen for Summer School at University of Georgia
Athens Ga April 16 Special Plans are set for the University of Georgia summer school with Dr Henry G Williams dean of the State Normal School at Ohio to lecture July 3 for ten days. President Lincoln Hully of Stetson University will also speak along with Superintendent Lawton B Evans. Governor Smith may discuss educational reform and other notable educators will address the teachers on vital subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
University of Georgia
Buay
Jane
Henry G Wiliams
State Normal School
University of Ohio
Lincoln Hully
Stetson University
Florida
Hully
Lawton B. Evans
Smith
Georgia
Brittam
Barrow
Branson
Appointments Watch As Macon Court Clerk Vacancy Sparks Speculation
In Macon Georgia on April 16 speculation runs high among lawyers over who will fill the city court clerk post after the death of the previous incumbent. The job pays about 6000 dollars a year in fees and will be filled by Judge Robert Hodges next week. Granville Connor, former police chief, is deputy clerk but unlikely to be promoted. There are plenty of applicants for the lucrative post.
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Macon
Robert Hodges
Granville Connor
Federal Building work to brighten Waycross site this May
Advance forces of the construction company for the Waycross federal building arrive this week ahead of a busy May start. Funds to complete the Wagerous office have been allocated to the proper department, with no further delay expected.
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Federal
Waycross
We Have Moved to North Broad Street by Foote and Davies
Notice announces the relocation of the city office and stationery department to 6 North Broad Street. It lists Foote & Davies Co. as the contact and provides the main phone number 61. The brief item conveys a practical address change for residents seeking services.
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North Broad ST
Foote & Davies
Young Charles Wiehrs Jr Out of Danger in Savannah Crash
Savannah April 14 special Charles W Wiehrs Jr injured in a collision between his father's motorcycle and Dr Robert V Martin automobile. he is now believed out of danger. Mrs Robert M Gibbes, ejected with a baby, remains confined at home but not seriously ill. Police likely to call Wiehrs Sr to answer for fast driving as he admits racing to reach home before rain. Motorcycle hurled both riders about 10 feet after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Charles W. Wiehrs, Jr
Robert V. Martin
Robert M Gibbes
Wiehrs, Sr
Wiehre
Macon Engineer Wins Capt Wilcox Quited
Macon Ga April 16 Special Developments indicate that at Tuesday night council will decide to discontinue the sewer in South Macon for the present and discharge Special Consulting Engineer J W Wilcox and his ten assistants. Insurgents in council blocked action last week but opposition weakens with defections. City Engineer C C Anderson seeks control of the engineering department and to oust Captain Wilcox.
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Macon
J W. Wilcox
Insur
Gente
Lkely
C. C. Anderson
W. T. Anderson
Wilcox
Car Turns Turtle Near Asheville In April Accident
In Asheville on April 16 a large touring car carrying Miss Hima English Miss Gertrude Gutschard Joseph Chilton and O B Whit left the Barnesville road and plunged into a gully tearing a wire fence. All four crawled free with English and Whit injured only slightly while Gutschard and Chilton unhurt. The fence may have saved them from being crushed.
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Asheville
Hima English
Gertrude Gutschard
Joseph Chilton
O. B. Whit
Knoxville
Tenn
Barnesville
Lmits
Miss English
Mr Witt
Misa Guischard
Chilton
Chamber of Commerce building planned in Macon
An 11 story office block to be named the Chamber of Commerce will rise on Third Street behind the Fourth National Bank as headquarters for the institution. Dr. E P Frazier to build at about $161000 with construction to start within 43 days after purchase from the Kashinski estate for $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Chamber of Commerce
Third Street
Fourth National Bank
E. OP. Frazier
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Seventh Ward Woman's Club
F. J. Boratiing
Sevenin Ward
Seventh Ward Improvement Club
Tenight
7 H Andrews
Resolutions Five
Men's Improvement Club
West End
Paseiter
Jack Brameh
Hos Fansdell
Britain
Claude Hartsheld
J Bellamy
Charles A Forrest
R. Seaman
J. F Smith
GC. Jenkins
RM Gann
Jessie Hardin
J Goleman
J H. Stewart
D. Carroll
Shute
Alexander
Parham
Hamlet
Allen
W A. Arnold
Ae Flynn
Keplin
HH Johnson
C. Whitehead
Gunn
Lena Latham
J.T. Newton
G N.morris
Wrnne
WJ Moncriet
H. J. Pope
M. B. Finley
DL Woodall
BE. Dewberry
Ovid Steward
Jeniarite
M.D. “Bonsford
G. . Hogera
A. Stockton
J. F. Hevas
J. He
IL. M. Florence
Stead Man
J. R. Beatelle
L. Ne Mearebur
A. A. Craig
J “Arper
Ka. Hinburn
Mountain Boy
Florence
Woman's
Sayvatiunen
C. F. Wilkinson
Willagon
John J. Woodside
Crittenton
Anl
Civic Betterment
Woods White
City Federation
John L Moore
Fourth Ward
Civic Club
North Jackson Street
Alba
Francia 4 Price
Howell Park
Lyman Jamsduen
Fourth Ward Civile Improvement Club
City
Hawes
Noorthy Stat pRotogram
A L. Colcord
Gordon Street
Society
Dawson
Triocleanse
Trio Laundry and Cleaning
International Convention
Lyon
Icody
First Church of
Miss Bertha
Dr. Williams
Ohio State Normal
Francia E Price
F. J. Spratling
Chas. Wiehrs
Savannah Street
Caroline
Accid
Central City
Stoddard
Dixie
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