WRECK VICTIM MILLARD JOLLY BURIED AT DECATUR
A large crowd filled Oak Grove church near Decatur for the funeral of Millard Jolley one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Jolley killed when an automobile struck by a Seaboard passenger train near Tucker Sunday. Hale remains in hospital slightly improved with full injuries not yet known. Jolley is survived by seven brothers and one sister. Funeral directors Greenberg and Bond in charge.
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Oak Grove Church
Decatur
Millard Jolley
al E. Folley
Chamblee
Seaboard Air Line
Tucker
Hale
Davis-Fischer Hospital
Jolley
Slater
Irma Lee
Fred
Ralph
Joseph
Louis
Max
Donald
Alton
Greenberg & Bond
Columbus
W. C. Barfield
Plant City
Fla
M. E. Barfield
Poplar _ street
A. A. Haggard
Mer. Barfield
Officers Re-Elected by Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative
The Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative association held its annual session at the Kimball house with officers reelected: J. E B. Conwell president, W. A. Reeves and W. T. McArthur vice presidents, Claude Eubanks secretary, and others on the executive committee. Directors for 20 districts were chosen. TF Brown to name an additional director later. Over 8,000 affiliated since Feb 1, total membership 22,000. More than 400,000 bales of cotton for 1923 were signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
Kimball House
Claude Eubanks
J. E B. Conwell
Lavonia
W. A. Reeve
LaGrange
W. T. McArthur
McGregor
Addington
Kavenlayer Thornton
Hartwell
G. EB
Pate
Elbatony
Winn
HL Blount
Sylvania
McArther
McChecory
Claude Buebanks
Taatmans
Oliver
Shelman
Fred OW. Traages
Staten
W. A. Rhiver
Cairo
Ben Bakerington
Conwell
State Bureau of Markets
Dames To Marton
State College of Amleriture
TF Brown
Georgia Christian Endeavor Convention Heads to Macon
Several hundred delegates from the Avante district prepare to attend the seventh annual Georgia Christian Endeavor convention in Macon. The event runs Friday through Sunday, April 20 to 22, with sessions at West Presbyterian Church and First Christian Church. The Central of Georgia issues a one fare round trip for Atlanta delegates, tickets available at Grant Building offices, banquet set for Saturday night after a parade. More than 100 rooms are arranged for delegates and accommodations are coordinated by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avante
Georgia Christian Endeavor
Macon
Registers Office
Central
Georgutimitrord
Atlanta
Mose
Crtzeng Southern Bank
Candler
Grant Building
Central of Georgia
Xet
Prinipal
West Presbytenan
F BR Dovelas
Mian Sulin Parker
Mae Cay
Apel
William Tell delights Atlanta audience in recital
A Tuesday night William Tell performance presented by Mrs Charles Chalmers and Mrs Fart Shere Jackson enthralled the Atlanta audience. The event supported American Legion No 79. Performers included Alia W GO Chonra and A W Howning tenor, with piano by Mrs Chalmers. The audience praised the recital and looked forward to Meyerbeer’s Africaine at Cable Hall Thursday at 8 35 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Tell
Atelanta
Charles Chalmers
Jackson
American Legion
Alia W
GO Chonra
Agaly
Pont
A.W. Howning
Aerilda
Chalmers
Meyerbeer
Cable Hall
Governor Lowden to Speak at Credit Men Convention
Governor Frank G. Lowden of Illinois will address the National Association of Credit Men at their June convention. Other invited speakers include Governor John Parker of Louisiana former Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia and Dr Ashby Jones pastor of the Ponce de Leon Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Lowden
Minow
National Association of Credit Men
Ate Tanta
Addrong the Credition
John If Park
Louisiana
Hoke Smith
Georgina
Ashby Jones
Ponce _de Leon
New Hotel Project Broached at Spring and Harris
Negotiations underway for a large hotel on the northeast corner of Spring and Harris Streets one block west of the Capital City club. Benny May bought the site from Byron Saunders for $125,000, property fronts 105 feet on Boring Street and extends to Harris Street. Ben J Maarel and out of town hotel interests are in talks. no definite plans yet.
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Spring and
Harris
Capital City Club
Benny May
Byron Saunders
Boring Street
Harria Street
Ben J. Maarel
Masgell
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Millard Jolly
F&f
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aeclene
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Atlanta Constitution
Co-operative
LARCE
William Tell
Lowden
Whitehall and
Main
Hunter Streets
High's
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