Georgia Industrial College Board Erectors Plan Field Use
The Georgia Industrial College board of directors discussed the use of athletic field facilities and promised secured resources. They planned for the afternoon meeting to consider the disposition of the recent appropriation and the addition to the resolution acknowledging funding for the national extension program and faculty vacancies.
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Dormitory Named for Senator Ennis and New Athletic Land Bought
The Georgia Normal and Industrial College board approves naming a new dormitory for Senator Howard Ennis in recognition of his 1916 efforts securing a $50,000 dormitory appropriation. A separate committee arranged a $7,000 purchase of a 23 acre tract near Milledgeville for an athletic field expansion and future growth.
Hambright Hicks Tolleson Open New Clothing House in Atlanta
JHE CONSTITUTION reports the Hambright Hicks Tolleson company opened a new clothing shoe haberdashery at 14 Marietta Street. J. B. Hambright, A. W. Tomeson, and Ernest F. Hicks lead the firm, with Emerson and Crawford shoes by Moe Goldman. The store features extensive offerings, remodelled premises, and anticipates Marietta Street as a major men’s trading hub.
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Marietta Street
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F. Hicks
North Georgia
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Goldman
France
Marietta
Five Points
Dormitory to be named SNNIS HALL on campus
A historic vote at the Georgia Normal and Industrial College296 resolves to name the new dormitory funded by the legislature in honor of Honorable Howard Ennis. The board of directors approves the inscription and sets ceremonies for a Saturday dedication, praising Ennis for faithful service and patriotism.
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Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Session of Central Night School Opens on September Eight
The Central Night school opens September 8 at 6 30 p m in the Commercial High school building 138 South Pryor street offering grammar school studies for grades 4 to 7 including commercial work stenography typewriting business spelling English arithmetic and bookkeeping and high school subjects Latin English science algebra geometry and history Vocational work under the Smith Hughes act includes machine shop auto shop industrial chemistry mechanical and architectural drawing elementary electrical engineering physics millinery and domestic science A special class for foreigners wishing to learn English will be organized Those planning final naturalization papers will benefit from this work An ungraded class is available for those needing individual instruction Tuition is free for city residents non residents pay half the day school rates All pupils must show vaccination and pay incidental fees for books exam papers and materials Information may be obtained at 188 South Pryor street or Main 341 after 5 30 p m on weekdays except Friday and Saturday after Monday September 38
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Community Singing Led by Kinsey in Atlanta Open Air Event
Kinsey will lead a Sunday evening community singing at the open air pavilion by the governor’s mansion on Peachtree Street. The program runs 4 to 9 pm with Lilla Lyman and John Sharp as soloists. Warren Kinney to conduct the audience singing. Imsey, now directing sun day sings in several cities, plans to expand to block parties and city shops and plants, inviting calls at Ivy 6087.
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Atlanta
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Brunswick sees petition to raise wood rates opposed by firm
Special petition filed with the United States Railroad Administration by Atlantic Coast Line and Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic asking higher freight rates on wood and related products brought into Brunswick for Yaryan Rosin and Turpentine. The company opposes the request arguing it would cost hundreds of jobs in the city and harm local business.
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United States Railroad Administration
Atlantic Coast
Atlanta
Birmingham
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Yaryan Rosin and Turpentine Company
Atlanta climate pamphlet to aid convention drive
A program backed by the bureau outlines a climate booklet on Atlanta's weather patterns for all months and seasons. It will include annual averages from U S Weather Bureau data and compare with elites in Atlantic City to draw national attention. The convention bureau plans broad distribution to businesses and insurers.
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