Doctors Meet in Savannah for Georgia Medical Association Convention
Savannah Ga April 20 Spe akJ The Georgia Medical Association will hold its annual convention in Savannah May 2 to 4 focusing on county health area organization. Public meetings include the opening session Wednesday and the president's noon address Thursday. Secretaries and officers will discuss organization issues at Hotel DeSoto and the House of Delegates convenes Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
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Savannah
Georgia Medical Associaon
Autoiution
Sota
House of Delegates
de Sota
Comitteea
American Medical Association
Medical Society Meeting Minutes and Proceedings Summary
The transcript outlines a Georgia medical conference with opening remarks by Dr. J. M. Siunch, welcomes from Savannah mayor Hon Haus Seabrook, and responses from Dr. Terman W. Flesse. It lists numerous paper presentations by physicians from Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Rome, and other cities on topics such as ovarian tumors, influenza in children, pediatric diabetes, thyroid disorders, congenital syphilis, kidney function, and cancer treatments. The agenda includes regional anesthesia, obstetric techniques, and a presidential address, followed by officer elections and a council meeting to organize the next year's work.
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Xceretacy-Trenanrers- Uh
J. ML. Siunch
UNKUC
Haus Seabrook
Savannah
Terman W. Flesse
Georgia Medical Society
Statesboro
Cy Dhrash
Xtra
Tewia M. Guinea
Atlanta
T. PY. Warring
M. D
Te. J. Cater
M.D
Macon
John T. Moore
Sycamore
E. Vaulin
Theodore Y
le Montagu L. Boyd
W. W. Jarrell
M.D. Thomasville
Charles E.W. M. D
C. W. Roberts
BE. C. Davis
Charles Usher
A. G. Little
AL 1
Valdosta
Hugh N. Page
Augusta
Fea Wilcox
Campbell
Charles E. Dowman
Liuurence Lee
Ravannah
Charles H. Watt
M. Othenasille
Bacik
B. J. Wagnen
Juanta
Boland
Nn Mixon
Marion
I. Benson
L. A. Baker
Tifton
James J. Glark
Wm. H. Mrerg
J.T. Stokes
Americus
J. W. Landham
Ralston Lattimore
M. J
Georgia
N. la. Spengler
S. D
Donaldsonville
Berry School Graduates Craft Their Own Gowns
Thirty two senior graduates at Berry School will wear dresses made entirely by the students in the school sewing room. Each gown is homemade and paired with a selfwoven honeysuckle basket. The ceremony honors include blue and gray colors and reflect a rural and mountain district representation from six southern states.
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Berry
Derry
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Consecration of St James Episcopal Eufaula Ala
The Eufaula Episcopal Church was consecrated by Bishop McDowell on Sunday April 29 with Rev C Morton Murray as rector since 1919. The service featured special music by Tilda Glenn and violin by Mrs A J Merrings, eight youths confirmed, and a reception at the rectory followed by a father and son banquet at the Country Club.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Eufaula
Ala
T. H. Johnston
Atlanta
C. Morton Murray
Murray
Bufaula Myo
Springfield
Mass
Fufaula
James Fpiveapal
Bufaula
W. G. McDowell
Birmingham
Bertram KL
Bertram
Tarbore
N.C
Dean Johnston
Thomas Johnston
Stev. A. T. Cornwell
WY. G. Lowery
C. M. Murray
Mr. Murray
The
Temple
Tilda Glenn
A. J. Merrings
W. L. McCormick
Bishop McDowell
Co-Adjuter McDowell
Rotary Clubs
Council of the Fathers and Gens
St. James’ Church
Tey
W. T. Merrilley
John T. McDonald Dies Leading Secret Order Man
John T. McDonald died Sunday at his home 169 West Alexander Street in his 1st year. Survived by widow, daughter Catherine, two sons Frank L and Larry, four sisters, one brother Wes McDonald. Services May 8 at Payne Memorial church with multiple clergy officiating. Burial West View cemetery. He was assistant yardmaster of the Southern railway for 20 years and a member of Yaarab Temple Shriners and several Masonic and fraternal orders.
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John McDonald
West Alexander Street
Ittle
Catherine
Frank L
Larry
J. T. Hollingsworth
Payne Memorial Church
W. J. DeBardelehen
John W. Tram
J. E. McCutchen
West View Cemetery
McDonald
Yaarab Temple
Shriners
Scottish Rite Masons
Capital City Edge F. A. M
Delphi Lodge
Court May Mean Harding's Defeat
A lengthy analysis notes growing dissatisfaction within the Republican ranks over the world court plan. It cites displeasure among regulars and progressives, with patronage disappointments and key appointments triggering party strain. Democrats bank on these splits, while some Republicans still back Harding if prosperity holds and a compromise saves the plan.
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Europe
Traugherty
White House
Moses
Senate
Lodge
Curtis
Brandegee, Watson and McCormick
Lafollette
Brookhart
Frazier
Shipstead
Harding
High School Meet At Abbeville Ga Is Big Success
The Twelfth District High School meeting at Abbeville Ga closed a two day session with a chamber of commerce barbecue. Prof Elmer Anthony of Wrightaville High was elected president and Prof Downs of Vidalia High named secretary for the coming years.
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Abbeville, Ga
Abbeville
Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Anthony
Wrightaville High School
Downs
Vidalia High School
Twelfth Congressional High School Association
Rumor Police Probe Shot Claim Near Buckhead
County police investigates a rumor that Harry Ramsey of Crooked Road was shot near Buckhead Sunday afternoon. A caller to Grady Hospital clerk A T Lawson claimed Ramsey was wounded and brought to Atlanta by his father K S Ramsey, but no trace of Ramsey or the incident was found by late Sunday night. police seek the caller.
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Harry Ramsey
Crooked Road
Buckhead
A. T. Lawson
Grady Hospital
Ramsey
Lawson
Atlanta
K. S. Ramsey
Dewberries Blooming for Big 1923 Crop in Georgia
Georgia fruit news notes dewberry season arriving early with Lucretia variety yielding an estimated 1923 crop of about fifty years and acreage set to quadruple next year. Lucre tia dewberry, discovered in a wild plot by a West Virginian, is a sturdy shipper and early bramble fruit prized for juice and jam.
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Georgia
Luteretia
Mob Hangs Black Man in Missouri Bridge Incident
In Columbia on April 20 a mob estimated at 2000, aided by an acetylene torch, dragged a Black man to a railroad bridge and hanged him after the girl involved identified him. The victim died instantly from a broken neck. The coroner's jury attributed the death to the hanging by unknown persons.
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Columbia
James
University of Missouri
Eat More Wheat Slogan Chosen for Dixie Bakers Meet
Dixie bakers will adopt Eat More Wheat as the convention slogan when Southern bakers gather in Atlanta. The event, emphasized as important, invites all in the industry to attend, members and nonmembers alike. Dr. H E Barnard of the American Association of the Baking Industry will speak, delivering a message from Hoover Wallace and Diyas via telegram to Gordon Smith, urging full attendance.
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Dixie
Baking Association
South
Atlanta
H. E. Barnard
American Association of the Baking Industry
Kincretaries
Hoover
Wallace
Diyas
Gordon Smith
The
Barnard
Changes Named for Atlanta A M E Conference Electoral College
Tippen presiding bishop of the Atlanta Georgia Annual Conference of the A M E church announces that the electoral college meeting will be held in Jonesboro on May 8 instead of May 15. W B Parks is pastor in Jonesboro where the conference is to be held. Atlanta delegates expect T W White of Big Bethel A M E to be elected to the 1924 general conference in Louisville with likely endorsement for R H Singleton of Big Bethel as bishop.
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JS. Tipper
Atlanta Georgia
A. M. BH
Electoral College
Jonesboro
W. B. Parks
A. M. HE
Atlanta
T. W. White
Big Bethel A.M. E
Louisville
R. H. Singleton
Big Bethel
Georgia
Negro taxi driver shot by bandits after robbery spree
Detectives investigated a Sunday series of robberies and a dire hold up. Joe Ford, a negro taxi driver, was shot in the left arm by three unidentified assailants on Campbellton Road after being driven out eight miles from the city. The bandits then took his money and car. Pawnshop on Decatur Street and Dunn’s grocery on Edgewood Avenue suffered heavy losses. Police suspect the pawnshop robber was inside when it closed Saturday night.
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Joe Ford
Campbelltan Road
Ford
OQ. D. Harper
Campbellton Road
Lee Street
Amphelston Road
Goldstein Brother
Decatur Street
W. B. Dunn
Edgewood Avenue
Smith
Portwood
Iehana
Educational Rally Held by Negroes in Turner Monumental A.M.E. Church
An educational mass meeting was held Sunday at Turner Monumental A.M.E. Church with J. W. Johnson as master of ceremonies. Speakers included R. Holmes King Clayton and A. A. Duncans, while Claud D. Rowe gave the principal address arguing colored people pay more for whisky and crime than for teachers in public schools.
George J Gould Critically Ill in Mentone
Paris April 20. George J Gould the American financier and sportsman is seriously ill at Suorella Mentone. A message from his wife says his condition is desperate and that salvation of his life is feared unlikely.
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Paris
George J.gould
Mentone
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