S A E Alumni Banquet Highlights Atlanta Event
The Atlanta Alumni Association of Sigma Alpha Epsilon with the Georgia Tech chapter will sponsor a banquet at the Piedmont hotel on March 9 marking the 47th anniversary of the fraternity. Notables from Atlanta and beyond are listed as attendees, with speakers and civic leaders expected to attend the event hosted by local alumni.
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Atlanta
Sigma Alphacipation Fraternity
Georg Lehr Fednators
Piedmont Hotel
Cite
Waeus College
Howard van Pops
Jel Ho
Uotherves Tehnson
Peoples
Mo Lf Vananiss
Rogert
F Merde
Albero HH. Cox
Mounvilman Burgess Smith
Dro J. S Tor
Tex Doin
Marin Mull
George A. Flowell
SY. Tupper
Tor Rinies
ATL
Mowrs
Bo L Meclesky
Wo Tray Brings
Thomas Watson
Mramond
al IT. Croyatt
Brunswick
George FL Gober
Miumietta
Lf Pleasant
Medmont
Debating League Planned by University of Georgia
University of Georgia in Athens seeks to form a southern debating league with Vanderbil t North Carolina and Sewanee. Through Phil Kapp and Demosthenian societies, two debates per year are proposed for each college with winners meeting to decide a southern championship. North Carolina proposes a longer future series. Georgia ready to respond.
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University of Georgia
Athens
Universit Er Orgia
Phil Kapp
Demosthenian Literary Societies
Vanderlnlt
North Carolina
Se Wanee
South
Georgia
Crackers
Tarheels
North T Carolina
Dodge County Gets In Line With Greater Georgia Movement
Eastman citizens gathered at the Armory to discuss conditions and form a local organization. Judge Roberts Lionel DeLacey and other speakers led to a merchants and professionals council chaired by C. T. Peakock, with J. Z. Highsmith as secretary. The group aims to push Eastman and Dodge County into the Greater Georgia campaign and seeks immediate representation.
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Eastman
Greater Georgia
Dodge County
Armory
Judge Roberts
Lionel DeLacey
TL Wards
Eastmind Cotton Factors
J. 2. Highsmith
Greater
Customs Finance Reports Champagne Imports Rich in Records
Customs statistics show that several cases of champagne were imported in a year, with over one third of a large quantity accounted for by G. H. Mumm é Co. Extra Dry. The prominence of imported brands suggests demand will rise and push import records higher.
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G. H. Mumm É& Co
Back to the Woods author Singh Mctlogh publication note
A note indicates a first edition offered postpaid by John M. at Marietta Street Athinta Ga. The fragment references a fall from grace and lists works titled John Henr Down the Line with Johny Weary.
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Singh Mctlogh
John Henr
Johny Weary
John M. W
Marietta St
Athinta
Missionary Board Georgia Baptist meeting in Macon
Central of Georgia Railroad announces return trip options for the Missionary Board Georgia Baptist convention in Macon on February 17. Special rate of one and one third fare plus twenty five cents applies from all Georgia points with five daily trains from Atlanta. Ads note ticket outlets and schedule, and mention attorney Vasser Woolley leaving Seaboard Air Line Ry. to start general law practice in Atlanta.
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Central of Georgia Railroad
Missionary Board
Georgia Baptist Convention
Macon
Georgia
Central of Georgia, Railway
Atlanta
Wall Street
Cnjon
Vasser Woolley
Seaboard Air Line Ry
Prudential Bidg
Secret orders aid church charity in era of reform
The author defends secret benevolent orders in the United States and Canada, noting 2,286 Odd Fellows lodges with 373,000 Rebekah members, 8,100 Masons, and other fraternal groups. He argues these orders bolster widows and orphans, fund hospitals, and blend with church efforts, urging unity rather than opposition while stressing faith hope and charity.
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United States
Canada
Masons
Odd Fellows’ Order
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows
AGO Sisters of
Renbeckah
Rebeckah
Binal B'rith
Free Bons of
Israel
Atlanta
Order of Red Men
Freemasons
Sons of Liberty
Great Britain
Feedom
St. Tammany Society
Wir
Order of
Red Men
Georgia
eThe Jame Order of
United American Mechanics
Isak
Cjerman Awn Pa
al Og Lors
America
Pythias
Iparcian
Order of United Workmen
Sou
Aning Witews and Orphan Liner
Missouri
Brotherhood of Protective Order of Elks
Charles VI
Athanta
Marte
Sadat
Viles
Keights of Fonor
Organiz
Louisville
Shug
Boston
Mass
Progressive Council of Azo
Chicago
National Union
Toledo
Ohio
Knights of Maccabees
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Utica
N. CY
Europe
Armeriea
Jerusalem
Christ
Church of Jésus Christ
St Mark Church Sets Move to New Peachtree Site
Dr Atonzo Monk preached at St Mark on Luke nine during a service that reflected on Jesus transfiguration. The pastor noted the church will move to a new building at Peachtree and Fifth streets, with services likely March 10.
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St. Mark Church
Atonzo Monk
Luke
Jesus
Israel
Egypt
Exus
Holy of Holies
Ufe
Moses
Sinal
Paul
Damascus
Taber
Mount Hermon
Christ
Sermon on Heaven Opened By Jesus Son of Man
Unitarian preacher Rev. Thomas R. Slicer of All Souls NY speaks on Jesus as Son of Man and humanity's ground between heaven and earth. He argues heaven enters the self, contrasts historical Jesus with the theological Christ, and cites the Fatherhood of God through exalted humanity.
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Thomas R. Slicer
All Souls’ Church
New York
Unitarian Church
Heaven
Dorothy Whitcomb
Burke
Slicer
Jesus
Mr. Siicer
Philip
Nathaniel
Earth
God
Ayl
Christ
Father
Religion in human love and the divine symbol of service
A reflection on religion centered in love rather than dogma. It argues that humane service should replace infallible authority, grounding faith in ministering to others and the consciousness of eternal life here and now. The piece links love, practical ministry, and immortality in a living God.
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Robert Browning
St. John
Heaven
Jesus
Central Congregational Sermon on a Noble Purpose
Dr Jenkins preached at the Central Congregational church on a noble purpose citing Moses and Saul of Tarsus as models. The talk argued that a life without purpose outside self is narrow and that steadfast loyalty to a noble aim elevates a person to lasting greatness.
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Central Congregational Church
Jenking
Moges
Moses
Paul
Jesus Christ
Egypt
Saul of
Tarsus
Dr. Jenkins
Good Shepherd sermon moves boys at federal prison chapel
A church service at the federal prison chapel featured opening services, solos by Mrs Williams and Miss Nix, a twenty-voice choir from the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and a sermon by Rev Father Jackson on the Good Shepherd. The discourse framed trials as divine discipline guiding believers back to God, noting the shepherd’s intimate knowledge of each sheep and the promise of green pastures.
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Williams
William Thompson Peckerson
Miss Nix
Church of the Immaculate Comeption
Audienes
Dylsemi
Frank
Wheat
Father Jackson
Church of the Immaculate Concemion
Orient
Hfe
The Letter List of Jetters in Atlanta February 2 1908
A list of residents and others remaining in Atlanta post office on February 2 1908. Names are organized by initial letter blocks with many Ms and Ps, including Alena Alexander, Myr tle Adams, Cornelia Anderson, Mamie Baker, Julia Shepherd, Clara Scott, Clara Seat, Mary Johnson, Mary Brown, Lizzie Byrd, and numerous others. The notice lists multiple individuals, some with titles, and references to advertisements and dates for those seeking to claim or advertise. Miscellaneous entries include various companies like The Atlanta Blue & Co and British American Loan Co and publishing houses.
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Atlanta
Misa Alena Alexander
Myrtle Adams
Pentia Adams
Lucilia Ashley
Winnie Alle
D Antary
Cornelia Anderson
Eile Burkhalter
Mammie Baker
Mamie Brown
Guacw Brown
Nellie Brown
Mary Brown
Lizzie Byrd
Agnes Brogden
Mary J. Bomar
Sarah Batley
Douglas Buchanan
Josie Burdette
Lucy Johnson
Bellie Jaster
Carrie B King
Lizale Kight
Hattie Langley
Lucy Lane
Eiza Lewis
Ima Morgan
W G R Mallay
Amanda Madison
Carrie Miller
Ellen Milner
Mitey Muray
A Moss
A C Matthews
Georgia Newby
Lizzie Newton
Minnie Morris
China Nowels
Katty Nelson
Nora Osborn
Virgenia Osorn
aMry K Philips
Georgia Parks
Sular Parks
Rose Pennington
Ada Petty
Frances Pettass
Delila Flerce
Rosey Paks
Lethia Perdue
W R Parker
Emma Pervert
James W Paxton
Loathig ™ Reader
Florence Rice
Amy Ramey
Mollie Rucker
Ella Beekpatrick
C C Ryarson
Mra Reeves
Clara Scott
Emma, Stapley
Eda Stevens
Pearle Stevers
Mary J Sears
Clara Seat
Dora Simmons
Lottie Sheats
July Sims
Stella Simpson
Nelia Lilty
Lizzie E Smith
Lussie Smith
W C Smith
C H Stevens
Julia Shepherd
Leila Simons
Anniy Tunnell
Stella J. Teller
Lou Thrasher
Maggie Thomas
Misa Allemeaylar
Jennie Travis
Thompson
Adie Teague
Annie M ‘Thomas
M Ward
Muss
Mattie Willams
Lula Williams
Becky Washington
Fannie Walter
Lula E Walker
Josie Warner
Wilson
J W Walker
V A White
E Young
Wen’r
Local Businesses and Mail Delivery Addresses
A list of firms including Organ Co Grimb Co Houghton Mif fin Co Kiser Book Co Merrill Baker Rootnsons Publishing Sto vall Milling Co School of Human Nature Steward Co The Mantle Union Mfg Co and a note urging mail addressed with street number for prompt delivery signed P M Blodgett and F Thibadeau Superintendent of Delivery.
Fall From Grace by Hugh McHugh First Edition Sale
The fall from grace tale by Hugh McHugh, author of John Henry and Down the Lane with John Henry, is Just out in a first edition of 25,000 copies. Sent post paid for 75 cents via John B. Miller Company, Marietta Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Hugh McHugh
John Henry
John B. Miller
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
Central of Georgia Railway Atlanta Passenger Schedule
Arrival and departure times for Central of Georgia trains at Union Depot Atlanta. Trains listed include local routes to Jonesboro Marietta Chattanooga Nashville and Washington with specific morning and afternoon times. No clear dates provided.
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Union Depot
Atlanta
Central OF Georgia Railway
Marna Wee O
S- Augustine
Buburvan
Ami Haveville
Ami Jonesboro
Jonesboro
Prom
Derart
Nasiyitle
Gecen Marietta
Cami Hsttancoma
Chattarooga
Ami Nasletes
Marwtti
Ville
TV Warast Pam Tairenee
Abberite” Washirgton
Southern Railway Trains Leave Atlanta in Busy Schedule
Southern Railway announces a dense daily lineup from Atlanta with Nos 13 16 38 25 and 40 linking Birmingham Memphis Charlotte and Washington. Services include vestibuled coaches Pullman sleeping cars dining and through connections to Cincinnati Detroit and New York with various sleepers and express trains.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Yatmant
Sincinnatho
Brunswick
Ono
Clumbum
DAI Pullmans
Birmingham
Kansas City
Birrmingham
Memphis
Kanone City
MNO
Charlotts
Danitlle
Eyichmond
Chattanooga
Chicago
Florida
St. Augus
Ine
Fla
Agriees
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Wasaningcon
Ail Meale
Washington
New York
ISO
Macon
New York Express
Atlanca
Charlotte
Flonemond
Warfork
Norfolk
Fort
Columbus
Air Line Bell
Anniston
Cincinnati
Chikengo
Vis
Big Four
Pullman
Pittsburg
Penna
Cleveland
Louisville
Detroit
D .Ballioa
Crevelang
Florida Limited
Tampa
Pulman
Eleaner
Salta
Richmond
Kimball Ftank
Matos de
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Piedmont
Debating League
ST. Mark
Central Congregational
Federal Prison
Neal Loan & Banking Co
Neal Loan & Banking Company
E. H. Thornton
W. F. Manry
H. G. Caldwell
tIna Alexander
Y S Alen
June Abernathy
Geo S Arnold
Dr J E Ashcrapt
IM I Austin
Sam Adams
J R Atkins
R—Joe Brown
A E Brown
LH Barnhin
Wil Barnes
Archie Bell
Wm Berdick
Cain Bartlett
Frank Baines
Otis M Bird
Jas 1N Bunn
Dr A S Bridwell
JW Branham
Maurice Ballem
Pink Baker
H W Brigham
Beaties Beckwith
EM Brace
Belegaina
Harry Costa
J J Cross
M D Clark
H Cady
Fred
Calhoun
A Wellington
Jnoannon
D Coggins
Vaner Cook
T C Calhoun
James Cartton
J Carter
Jy T Carter
J & Ghambles
J J Cooper
Walter Carmedy
cHary Garter
L Cram
Charles Gray
Geo Grigge
Arthur Gilliard
Itney
D Iseley
Geo C Jackson
Charlie James
M C Johnson
Robin Jackson
RW Jennison
Jas Edunes
Jan Jesters
G DO Johnson
L—Allison Lewis
Ia Lichtenstine
Jas Long
Mirlam Lowry
Harry B Loner
Harry Loebel
Richard Lohman
W H Loyd
Jno E Lawrence
BE Lotus
Me—Jis
Atlanta Blue & Co
Adams Hios & Co
British American Loan Co
Cabinet Plano Co
Putnam's Sons
Drayton Hospital
Orson & Simpson
Dana, Estes &C. Edwards
James Swann
CU cm P. Romare
National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Arrarraal
Prudential Building
O'Dell Commies
Cr, Incorporated
Optini
Obie
Routh
Monifaest
Neal Loan and Hacking Co
Third National Bank
Whitehall
California
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Texas
Oregon
J. C. Beam, Jr
Physicia Weemedant
Fougera & Co
Jon
William St
N.Y
Cervera
Covineta
John W. Dike
Augusta, GA
Humphrey Ct
Wax Gas and Electric Light Company
Logal Securities
Wit
Adana
Hubbard Bros. & Cotton Commission Merchants
York
Ofice Nec
Em Gotion Exchange
Liverpool Cotton
W. Patterson
Investment Securities
A. B. Baxter & CO
Successora
Murphy & CO
Orleans
R. M. Seale
N. Pryor St
Kimball
Commission Brokers
Corre Eee
Wyeceregponden
T Liberta
Leland
Chic
New Orleans
Uni
Havana
Southerpreas Company
Southern Express Comph
Fichiyes
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