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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1923

Page

16

Revival meetings boost church membership to two thousand

Reports from Atlanta revival events show a total of about 2000 new members affiliated with Baptist and Methodist churches. First Church and several others credited the campaign with significant gains, including 184 new members confirmed for professional credentials, as churches plan ongoing efforts toward 3000 total.

Finn First Church Contead Weer End Gordon Street Wy Pryor Naundly Tessin Mads East Botnet Inpevith Jyant Bak Talecate

Sculptor Begins Preliminary Work On Stone Mountain

Automobilic crowds gather at Stone Mountain as sculptor Horgtam starts preliminary outlining of the five figures for the Confederate memorial. President Yarding's Washington visit confirmed. governors and officials invited to review progress at a Capital City Club ceremony. An old fashioned Georgia barbecue will greet attendees as work advances.

Stone Mountain Ste Mountain Guteon Horgtam Reuleter Les Horgtam Washington President Yarding Por Ceria Chrys Othe Mountain Ae. Hurston Stone Mountain Memorial Association Bain

Monument plans for Stone Mountain tribute to Confederate soldiers

The Stone Mountain Memorial Association advances a plan to carve the valor of Confederate soldiers on Stone Mountain near Atlanta Georgia. Delegates confirm support, arrange a banquet at the Capitol City, and seek formal acceptances from veterans groups and U S senators for the memorial project.

Atlanta Vral Nathan Bedard Forrest Piedmont Hotel Walter F. George George Stone Mountain Ie Haw General Forrest Rane Toy Pentheon New Orleans Bodlow Aed Memorial Associaten Stone Mountain Memorial Association Rreerlyeen Gutron Derglom

Well Known Sea Captain Discusses Wife's Case

A Brunswick Georgia sea captain testifies to Tanlac aiding his wife Mrs Mattie Thompson, once hospitalised for complications and extreme nervous weakness. He says after three hospital periods she gained weight and strength, sleeping better, with lasting relief four years later. He endorses Tanlac as a reliable tonic.

Mattie Thompson B.A. Thompson Glenn Ave Bentswick Thompson Brunawir Brunnswick Snehk Tam Tanlar Taring Ishelas

Cunard 20000 Ton Oil Burners Offer Continent Service

Cunard Line sails call at Cherbourg and other principal British ports with two new oil burner vessels the Laconia and Tyrrhenia of 20000 and 17000 tons. They offer first class ocean passage at 212 dollars and up with routes to France Italy Switzerland and Spain then Hamburg and Central Northern Europe. Visit New York to inspect the ships and book early via Cunard and Anchor Lines Southeastern Territory Office Atlanta Ga.

Great Britain Cunard Line Cherbourg Tyrrhenia France Italy Switzerland Spain Hamburg Europe New York

Four mail delveres in business section restored delivery

The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce announced on Monday that regular first class mail delivery in the business district has been restored. Alfred Newell, president, said four daily deliveries will resume, though residential routes remain restricted due to government curtailments and limited appropriations.

Alfred €. Newell Atlanta Chamber of Conmercs Vuslui Naweld Xunelonto Washington Congress Lae Railway Mail Service Department Atlanta Chamber of Commies R. K. Rambo Rambo Large Mae Chamber of Commerce

Mother and Daughter Week Planned in Atlanta

Leaders in girls work in Atlanta schedule Mother and Daughter week May 13 to 20 with church and club programs. The event, organized by LWGA and Georgia Sunday School Association, features banquets, Girl Scouts, Girl Reserves, and community activities across multiple churches and schools.

Atlanta LW. GC. A Cora Holland Frace Yoow. G. A EK. Large Council of Girls’ Activities Franke Uolland Girl Scouts Audie Lou Gilbert Vestey Memorial Holland Atlanta Wild Georga Sunday School W. 4 Tabernacle Baptist Church Second Baptist Church St. Paul Methodist Church Kirkwood Baptist Calsarly Methodist Weratming Or Presbyterian North Avenue Presbyterian First Methodist Ar ¢ Daouchtera Georgian Sunday School Ausociation Office Hurt

WRECK VICTIM BURIED Last Rites For Millard Jolley

Millard Jolley, 18, killed when the car he rode in with Bord Hale was struck by a Seaboard Air Line train near Turker. Funeral held at Oak Grove Church in Decatur with large crowd. burial in churchyard cemetery. Hale and Jolley’s companion injured. Hale in Davis-Fischer hospital, improving. Jolley survived by parents, sister Irma Lee, and seven brothers. Greenberg & Bond funeral directors.

Oak Grove Decatur Millard Jolley Qh. Jolley Bord Hale Chamblee Seaboard Air Line Turker Iale Davis-Fischer Jolley Irma Lee Fred Ralph Joseph Louis Max Donald Alton Greenberg & Bond

Building Material Prices to Rise Until October Says White

Ralph A. White, manager of Bubson's Atlanta branch, told the Atlanta Builders Exchange that inflation in building materials will persist through October and then ease. He noted current materials costs are over prewar levels by more than 100 percent and that residential building has reached a saturation point. He highlighted textiles as a promising southern industry capable of competing with New England due to lower wages.

Ralph A. White Atlenta Bubson's Statistical Organization Atlanta Builders Exchange Chamber of Commerce Wilto White

Crawford Widow Dies At Athens Home

Athens Ga April 16 Mrs E A Crawford pioneer woman of the region and a member of a noted Georgia family died this afternoon after a lengthy illness Mrs Crawford was not a teacher in the Children of the Confederacy and had been prominent in local social circles

E. A. Crawford Athens Mra Crawford Georgia Children of the Confeders

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