Gainesville Methodists Erect Handsome Church
Gainesville will open its new First Methodist church on December 22 with Rev George F. Stuart preaching the initial sermon. The building, costing about 42000, will host the Sunday school from opening and the main auditorium to be completed in spring with the 1908 conference and bishop's dedication. farewell service for the old church scheduled for December 8. Rev W J Cotter of Newnan may attend.
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Gainesville
George F. Stuart
North Georgia
Riv RF Fraser
Ginning
Dr Cotter
Cotter
Educators to Meet in Lexington on December 26
The Southern Educational Association and the Drawing and Manual Training Association convene in Lexington Kentucky on December 26 with many Georgia officials participating. Georgia delegates include EKP Burns LM Landrum Elizabeth M Getz and Mayor W F Slaton. Papers cover county versus district schools drawing education rural training and domestic science among others.
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Southern Educational Association
Earriers’ Association
Lexington
Alanta
EK P Burns
Board of Education
LM Landrum
Elizabeth M Getz
W F Slaton
G R. Glenn
North Agricultural School
Elizabeth M. Getz
Growing Association
W. B. Merritt
Schools of
Georgia
Gibron
Columbus
Glenn
Andrew M. Soule
Charles S Culver
Maude M. Gulstte
State Normal School
Milledgeville
GC B Gibson
B. P. Byrne
Drawing Association
C. B Chapman
Macon
Eugene B
Meledgeville
Ita Vital Place Education
Dorman Burnett
Fof
Athens
Elizabeth B. Holt
Augusta Public Schools
Cures Drunkards Marys ole and the four Great verses
A first person recounting a life saved from drinking by a wife and Dr Halnac Cur a trial sample. The speaker recalls a "living death" of alcohol addiction and credits his wife with sending for a cure that promises a trial sample free. The piece presents a testimonial of redemption through a miracle cure.
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Mary
Haines
Heavy sentences for members of the Second Duma
Deputies in St Petersburg were sentenced for their roles in the dissolution of the Second Duma. Eight deputies receive two years in the mines and Siberian deportation, nine get four years plus deportation, and ten are sent to perpetual exile. The heaviest penalties, five years in the mines with deportation, go to Zapadnitsky and two women. Ten acquitted, including three nobles. Sentences await the emperor's approval.
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Duma
Petersburg
Annikin
Annismoff
Dzhaparidze
Prince Tzerit
Tve
Siberia
Batasheff
Bielourof
Kirtenko
Sberia
Teaver
Zapadnidke
Mme. Morozva
Mme
Subbotina
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Hite
Wawer
Ana
Hope
Halnac’ Cura
JW Haines
Glenn Ride
Cincinnati
Chio
A E. Chappell
President Small
the Navigation Company
Wil
Ocmulgee
Chicago
Society of Western Artists
J. Ottis Adams
Brookville
Liberal Credit System
Fits
Morris
Rocker
Carmichael-Talman Furniture Co
Whitehall St
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