Woodward Welcomes Water and Light Men at Convention
The Tri-State Water and Light Association of the Carolinas and Georgia opened its annual convention in Piedmont hotel with about 200 delegates. Mayor Woodward delivered the welcome. W F Steiglitz of Columbia spoke in reply. Rev T W Co Schaeffer and A J Sproles addressed topics on accounting, watt hour meters, and forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Water and Light Association
Carolinas
Georgia
Piedmont Hotel
Woodward
W.F. Steiglitz
Columbia
S.C
TW. Co. Schaeffer, Sr
A. J. Sproles
Joel Hunter
Atlanta
Sake
L. Carnagy
H S.graves
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
M. F. Corin
Philadelphia
Ater
Methodist Leaders Come for Old Fashioned Revival in Atlanta
Bishop John C. Kilgo arrives to headline a week long revival at St Pauls Methodist Church in Atlanta. Professor Excell will lead music with a large Methodist chorus. Dr. Plato Durham and Dr. Charles L. Goodell join as speakers. Public sessions run nightly from 7:46 pm. All Protestant churches invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Kilgo
Atlanta
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Sam Jones
Kilgo
Excell
Plato Durham
Charlotte
Fraser
Charles L. Goodell
St Paul's Church
New York
St. Paul'a
Grant and
Sidney Streets
Woodward Avenue
Grant Park
East Hunter
Georgia Avenue
Majestic Hotel
Methodist Church
County Commissioners Name Winn President in Georgia Group
The Association of County Commissioners of Georgia formed at the Kimball House with delegates from across the state. W. T. Winn of Atlanta elected president, with officers and district managers named. a bill to create a state highway commission and funding for member expenses planned for introduction in the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
County Commissioners of
Georgia
Kimball House
State Highway Commission
W. T. Winn
Atlanta
John A. Smith
Hall County
JT. Adams
Polk County
Fred Houser
F. Dowdy
Tattnall
A. T. Jones
Mitchell
J. M. Lewis
Macon
L. A. Scarboro
Muscogee
Shelby Smith
I. D. Moore
Clayton
BR. G. Branson
Bartow
E. M. Williams
Walton
W. J. Tribble
Gwinnett
B. B. Monday
Columbus
A. P. Miller
Montgomery
G.T. Beacham
Laurens
A. P. Bacon
Chatham
Griffith
Decatur
W H. Gardner
Co. Butt
Marion
R. J. Freeman
DeKal Kell
Paulding
W. J. Headden
Cobb
J. R McElro
Clarke
J. A. Robertson
Habersham
GW. Ickey
McDuffie
G. N. Matthews
J. ‘ Newby
Twires
Sacred Harp Singers Meet This Weekend in Atlanta
The Atlanta Sacred Harp Singing convention will meet next Saturday and Sunday at Red Men’s Hall Central Avenue beginning Saturday morning and continue until Sunday evening. Everyone is invited and urged to bring song books. A large gathering of vocalists is expected.
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Atlanta
Sacred Harp Singing Convention
Red Men
Central Avenue
Salome
South Side Improvement Club Meeting Tonight
The South Side Improvement club holds a meeting at South Pryor Street School at 7 30 PM Friday. Discussion focuses on how best to spend 725 000 funds for South Pryor improvements. All interested are invited with C E Regater as chairman.
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South Side Improvement Club
South Pryor Street
South Pryor
C. EH. Regtater
Names Added To Y W G A Rolls In Campaign Drive
One hundred two members were added yesterday to the Y W G A rolls as part of a campaign for 1 000 new members. Genevieve Sanders led with thirty enrollments followed by Mrs Charles Whitner with sixteen. numerous names appear in the Thursday list from Mra M D Cox to Miss Margery Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Lee HL
M. Long
Mat Chandler
Miso
Old Cases Renewed Against City Clubs in Police Court
Five cases against Theatrical, Metropolitan, Owls, and Eagles clubs reopen in police court before Judge Nash Broyles as chief witness W Jones returns to the city. Dockets name A R Smith of the Theatrical club H F Smith of the Metropolitan Raoul and Wolpert of the Owls club and R Green of the Eagles club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
Owls
Eagles Club
W. Jones
Nash Broyles
Jones
A R. Smith
H. F. Smith
Raoul
Owls Club
William Wolpert
R. Green
Servant Remembered in Will of Dr Todd
Benjamin Pheatt, longtime servant to Dr James Scott Todd, receives 1000 dollars with a life annuity and the principal to go to North Georgia Methodist ministers on his death. The remainder of the 150000 dollar estate is divided among his four children: Louise Todd Wallace, James Scott Todd Sr, James B Todd, and Henry W Todd. From the daughter's share 1500 dollars is subtracted and split among the other three children to offset extra expenses during the doctor's lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Pheatt
James Scott Todd
Todd
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Louise Todd Wallace
James B. Todd
Henry W. Todd
Dr. Todd
Alleged tiger found near police station
An alleged blind tiger was discovered by Sergeant Fain next to police headquarters Thursday morning. As a result, an hour later two men, J. H. Smith and A. L. Willin, were fined by Judge Broyles for involvement with the whisky raid. Willin was seen delivering whisky from a buggy and a sack containing thirty bottles was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fain
J. H. Smith
Decatur Street
A. L. Willin
Lakewood Heights
Broyles
Willina
Passengers See Boy Fatally Hurt By Car
James Gibson a 14 year old messenger boy of 188 Elliott street was run over by a street car returning from baseball parts at Peachtree and Harris streets. The car dragged him half a block and severed both legs. He died at Grady hospital late last night. Witnesses described the boy being struck when his bicycle hit the car and threw him beneath the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Elliott Street
Peachtree
Harris Streets
Grady Hospital
Gibson
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Atlanta Switchman
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed with the federal court clerk yesterday by Charles Garfield Grant of Atlanta a switchman. He reports liabilities of 323.50 and assets of 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Charles Garfield Grant
Atlanta
Daniel Returns To Bedside Of Son In Gainesville
I C Daniel, the son of L J Daniel of Atlanta attending Riverside Military Academy at Gainesville, lies critically ill with pneumonia. His father returned from Gainesville to be at his bedside and will stay through the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Daniel
I. C Daniel
L. J. Damiel
Atlanta
Riverside Military Academy
Gainesville
Will Ely
2,312 Cases Treated by Atlanta Charities
The Associated Charities of Atlanta reports its eighth annual findings showing 2,212 cases helped, 6,475 individuals aided last year, with expenditures of 7,232.18 toward actual necessities. The fund supported needy people and the organization stressed its essential role in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities of Atlanta
Atlanta
Fire Hits Athens Store District With $45,000 Loss
Fire broke out at 7:30 pm in the Eberhardt & Davis store area in Athens Georgia damaging the firm and stock of M Link & Son nearby to about 40 000 dollars. The building owned by the Deupree estate sustained 5 000 dollars in damage as firefighters saved property in the large block valued at 500 000 dollars in the absence of the chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Eberhardt & Davis
M Link & Son
Deupree
Warn Public to Keep Off Railroad Tracks
The public safety committee of the chamber of commerce met to plan public education on the dangers of trespassing on railroad tracks. Letters will be sent to civic bodies urging community action. The committee notes a high toll among trespassers and cites international laws as examples. A pistol toting bill and a hydrophobia bill restricting dog mouzzling are being drafted for the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
England
Germany
Albert Howell
Ware
Auditorium Opera Glasses For This Occasion
In the auditorium and sea grand opera glasses by Jno L Moore Sons. Made for this occasion. Make your selection now. 42 N Broad St advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Grand Opera
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad St
Bagwell Graduate Caps First Game With Success
Bagwell Business College in Atlanta touts its graduates as best in the region. Letters from leading business houses praise Bagwell methods in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping and office work. A testimonial from W A Rodgers notes a former student performing stenography well, with demand for graduates growing and night classes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagwell Graduate
Bagwell Business College
Bagwell
Atlanta
J. C. Bagwell
George W. Hoffer
W.A. Rodgers
West Harria St. Bagwell College
Sond
Luckie St
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Zakas Bakery
Ivy
Riguars Tea
Rogers
Namie Winn
Highway Commission
Sacred Harp Singers
South Side Club
Muse
Milans
Panamas
Bangkoks
Niewepaper
Genevieve Sanders
Atlanta Charities
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Daniel Bros. Co
Geo. W. Hoffer
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
Clearaway
Chamberlin - Johnson- DuBose Company
Brhive
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