Rome Social News Notes and Arrivals Abroad
A jumble of names and travels shows residents and guests visiting relatives in Rome and surrounding towns. Photographs of arrivals and departures include Mrs. Bawin, Ruth Hudson, Adair, Thelma Carrell, Mrs. Francis Block, and many others visiting or returning from Columbus, Toledo, New York, Chattanooga, and points in between.
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Rome
Wilski
Imrouen Nore Gare
And
Mra. Bawin
Sige
Ruth Hudson Bes
Toledo
Ohio
Fratiote Rowland
New York
Adair
Hnozville
Francis Block
Chinese Mission Worker Returns to Atlanta Home
Miss Nina McIntyre an Atlanta woman who spent seven years as a missionary to China under the Southern Baptist mission board returned Tuesday to Atlanta and rests at her mother’s home 97 West Baker Street. She has a one year furlough and will spend much time in Atlanta. McIntire served at the Baptist mission in Chong Chow Honan province, China aboard the Mongolia route via San Francisco. She reported no warships encountered and the Pacific was calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina McIntyre
Atlanta
China
Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
West
Baker
Mongolia
San Francisco
Misa McIntyre
Pacific
Colonial Trust Co Not Involved In Thurman Arrest
The Constitution reports that Colonial Trust Co of 39 North Broad denies involvement in Arthur Thurman’s arrest for allegedly obtaining $50 from Falk the restaurant owner by a fake deposit. DetectivesBass Rosser and C Cochran clarify the case references a similarly named trust firm. Officials list officers J. R. Slicer, James Williams, Porter Langston, R. A. Smythe, and H. Graddy. The bank states Thurman had no account with them.
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Colonial Trust Company
North Broad Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Bass Rosser
C. Cochran
Constitution
Arthur Thurman
Atlante
Falk
Colonial Trust_company
North Broad
J. 3. Slicer
James
Thurman
Charles Lewis Pioneer and Civil War Captain Dies in Atlanta
Captain Charles H. Lewis aged 77 died at his home 81 Cleburne Terrace at 12 40 Tuesday afternoon. A pioneer Atlanta resident and elder of First Presbyterian, he served in the Civil War with the Atlanta Grays Eighth Georgia regiment C S A. Survived by wife six children two sisters and several relatives. Funeral at residence Thursday 10 50 am with First Presbyterian elders as pallbearers. Interment Greenwood to be private.
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Saptain
Charles H. Lewis
Cleburne Terrace
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
Atlanta Grays
Eighth Georgia Regiment
Lewis
George II
Harry B
Joseph
Annie M. Lewis
Percy Putnam
Montgomery
Ala
Robert CG. Lewis
Birmingham
J. D. Turner
Greenwood
Dixie Road Meeting at Waycross September 2
Special dispatch from Waycross Georgia reports a Dixie Highway meeting rescheduled due to the absence of President W R B Bowen. The meeting, moved to Thursday, will involve district highway commissioners and delegates from counties between Macon and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Arkunt
W. R B. Bowen
Fitzgerald
J.C. Brewer
Douglas
Dizle
Macon
Jacksonville
Cotton Arrives At Americus Warehouses In Strong Show
Americus Ga August 24 special five hundred bales of new cotton have been received at Americus warehouses. The crop is turning out better than expected since the recent rains. Farm prices are about 8 cents and there will be no holding movement this season. Two thirds of an average crop is the expected yield in Sumter county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Farmore
Sumter
Grantville Sees Its First Bale Of Cotton
Grantville Georgia received its first new bale of cotton today. Raised by T V Walston and ginned by the Grantville Oil mill it weighed 605 pounds and was sold to the Sewell Merchandise Company in Gowsta county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantville
Gowsta County
T. V. Walston
Sewell Merchandise Company
Editor J. M. Reese Dies in Greensboro
Joseph M. Reese, editor and publisher of The Greensboro Daily Record, died today in Greensboro North Carolina at age 67. He founded The Greensboro Daily Record in 1890 and led the paper for decades before retiring recently. his widow survives.
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J. M.’Reece
Greensboro
N. C
Joseph M. Reese
Greensboro Daily Record
Reece
Greeneporg Anecard
Sondude
Gurei Vives
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Rite Solomon
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Falet
Gummaar
Toate
Mewnan
Mra
Freddelman
Eaics
Carmrell
Chattanooge
Mt Dargsn
Temay
Rom
Roxaway
Joseph Brown Jr
Sore UL
Af Riveny
Gnacke
Ot Burke
Horch Carolina
J. G. Burke
J. G. Burks, Jr
Washington, D.C
Burke
North
Cysine
Misses Fae
Hightower
Misa Addie Frances Haerper
Ous
Ats
Baise
Fas
Ze Adams
Emmett D. Wi
Mra . Beett Hudson
Detenriuy
Mra. Calhoun HH. Austin
Ocilla, Ga
WB. Higginbotham
Owen Polat
Grace Chirch
H."g. Thomas
Fort Valley
Gale de Euepta
Liz Roser
Ruth Rosser
I Keaus Z
Dodd
Brentsnunh
Die
Wiliam Harris Cahora Tor
J. Parker
Roanoke
Mae Northern
Ashland
H. A. Mannington
Washington Street
Melba
Wynette Manning
Ann
K. Gilder
Robert F. Maddox
Mr. Maddox
Charlev
Hutchison
Maull Bros
Bt. Louis
Tinaay Malik Foro
Batam. S
Rew Oe
Beuchler
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Wooltex
Coats
Laacheve
Colonial Trust CO
Charles Lewis
Pioneer
Dixie Road
Made
Capitola Flour
Atlanta Milling CO
Kennesaw Biscuit
Frank E, Block CO
RED Seal Shoes
J. K. Orr Shoe CO
Cornfield
White Provision CO
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