Peachtree Parade Plan of Men in Atlanta Sunday
Plan completed by Atlanta Bible class men for a mass meeting at the Tabernacle next Sunday afternoon followed by a parade through the city to review before Governor John M Staton at the executive mansion on Peachtree Street. The parade led by the GMA band will extend to Baker Street with an estimated 2900 to 9000 participants. The mass meeting starts about 230 with speakers including Governor Slaton on The Man of Tomorrow. Attendance at Sunday Bible schools rose sharply, totaling 6,255 with Central Presbyterian leading at 709 and First Christian more than doubling last year’s attendance.</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
The
Tabernacle
Cty
John M Staton
Peachtree Street
GMA
Peachtree
Baker Street
Baptist Tabernacle
Luckle Street
Slaton
Central Presbyterian
First Christian
Paul Methodist
Ae Ohrog Bom
Necond Baptist
Tallulah Falls Case To Be Heard By R R Commission
A Tallulah Falls railroad petition seeks a second daily train from Corpella to Dulard and improved freight service. Delegation from Clarkesville and Tallulah Falls, with prominent Atlantans, will argue before the Georgia Railroad Commission starting about 9 am Tuesday. J C Edwards & Sons and Robert McMillan lead the case for the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls
R. R. Commission
Clarkesville
Wall
Atlanta
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Finning Orth
Corpella
Dulard
Tallulah
Sighland
J. C Edwards & Sons
Robert McMillan
District Solicitor Superior Court
Georgia Military Institute Opens Busy Year For Cadets
With campus activities resuming at the Georgia Military Academy the staff expects a busy year. The band led by Captain W J Marshall is praised as the best yet, four class literary societies meet for public debates, battalion drills are in prime condition, the school lists sixty students, the dormitories are full, and the academy is named one of ten honor military schools by the War Department. An athletic season is planned with a basketball team and games against all stars anticipated to be lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Military Academy
W J Marshall
He College
War Department
Hoosiers of Atlanta Meet at Noon Today
The executive committee of the Hoosier Society of Atlanta will convene at noon today at the Hotel Ansley. Chairman Wi Halstead urges full attendance to decide on the program and entertainment for the society's first annual dinner on Tuesday night January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hoosier Society of aAtlanta
Ansley
Wi. Halstead
Hoosier Socety
Relation of Negro Church To Problem of the Masses Discussed by Rev Stinson
Rev Hichard D. Stinson of the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute preached at West Mitchell Street Church on The Relation of the Negro Church to the Problem of the Masses. He urged training and discipline of children, acknowledged hardships, praised progress, and called Christians to address industrial and moral efforts for the future, emphasizing daily life over abstract ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Stinson
Hichard D. Stinson
Atlanta, Normal and Industrial Institute
West Mitchell Street
Laden
Dazing Fire Rescue On Marietta Street Delights Crowd
Pedestrians on Marietta Street watched Sunday afternoon as firemen rescued Mrs. C. C. Downs from a second floor apartment at 2944 Retta. Flames from a stove explosion trapped her, a ladder extended to Broad Street and she was carried to safety and treated at a nearby drug store. Fire damage was slight and extinguished quickly, witnessed by hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Street
Broad
C. C Downs
Retta
Broad Street
Gafety
Kappa Sigma Alumni Reorganize Chapter at University Club
The Kappa Sigma Alumni Association at Georgia Tech reestablished its dormant chapter with about fifty members at the University Club. Plans include weekly luncheons at the Hotel Ansley and monthly meetings on the second Friday, with all alumni invited to attend. WK Jenkins organized the luncheon for the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
University Club
Georgia Tech
Rnpley
WK Jenkins
Finest Weather Promised For Today
Promises of perfect conditions with north winds expected to bring another record-breaking display of sunshine. Downtown crowds, shoppers, and churchgoers take advantage of mild winter weather as Christmas sales attract thousands to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southark
Zublast
Atlanta Better Now Says Dr Holderby
Dr A RH Holderby of the Moore church on Sunday praised Atlanta’s progress noting reduced crime and improved morals over the past two to three years. He warned open town advocates and vice enemies that reform will continue and evils long faced by the city are gone never to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A RH Holderby
Moore “Femoral Church
Atlanta
Golty
Polderby
Beavers
God
Reverend Caleb A Ridley Preaches Two Sermons in St Petersburg
Reverend Caleb A Ridley returned from a ten day trip to Florida where he led services at the First Baptist Church of St. Petersburg. He filled his pulpit in both services on Sunday, preaching "The Ideal Church" in the morning and "How We Know We Are Saved" in the evening. A number united with the church, with over five hundred joining in the past eighteen months. Mr Hers chorus provided music at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb A. Ridley
Florda
First Baptist Church of
St Petersburg
Herl
Bath
Paul Turner Named Receiver in Bankruptcy Case
J R Dickens a Locust Grove merchant fled with Deputy Clerk Stanton Henley of the United States court filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy showing liabilities of 3121.59 and assets of 4275.32 The Boarding Grocery Company of Griffin claims 2436 while Gershon Brothers of Atlanta and age Newman Referee in Bankruptcy Searcy Griffin contest the matter The petition names Paul Turner as receiver under a 2000 bond in the federal court for a re clere dy involving the alleged debtor within jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R Dickens
Locust Grove
Stanton Henley
United States Court
Boarding Grocery Company
Griffin
Griffin’Grogery Company
Gershon Brothers
Atlanta
Ee Cer Eatin
Federal “Court
Age Newman
Searcy
Paul Turner
Five Deacons Ordained At Second Baptist Church
Five deacons were ordained Sunday morning at Second Baptist Church by Dr John White and Dr A T Spalding. The service included the ordination of John Spalding by his father and the laying on of hands during a church charge and prayer. The newly ordained deacons assisted in serving the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
John 2. White
A. T Spalding
John Spalding
A. T_ Spalding
Spalding
S Terrell
J_S McCullough
Harling
White
T J | Day
Waite
Special Committee to Confer in Athens With Farmers Union
H G Hastings and D McKinney named as a state chamber special committee to meet with three farmers union representatives F Duckworth Dan G Hughes and Phel Campbell in Athens to discuss aiding agriculture in Georgia boll weevil control farm product use road building and other improvements with business interests statewide aligned for common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H G Hastings
McKinney
State Chamber of Commerce
Farmers’ Union
F Duckworth
Dan G Hughes
Phel Campbell
Athens
State Chamber
Georgia
North Carolina Launches Oglethorpe Memorial Drive
Telegrams from Gastonia NC report Dr Thornwell Jacobs spoke Sunday on the Oglethorpe university fund. More than $2000 was subscribed to start a campaign for a $180,000 North Carolina Memorial building. The drive will spread across the state in coming months as Jacobs tours the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gastonia
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
North Carolina
Old North State
Jacobs
Oglethorpe
Herman Bleim Improves After Illness in Atlanta Home
War time resident Herman Bleim of Atlanta, long ill for five weeks at 132 HM Kress, shows signs of convalescence. He remains confined to his bedroom but doctors permit limited visits from close friends and relatives as strength returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sugim
Atlanta
Mr. Bleim
General Tonic Promises Quinine and Iron Benefits
The advertisement touts a general tonic containing quinine and iron. It claims health boosts such as improved blood, digestion, and vitality. References to a familiar old standard tonic and its value are noted.
Delphi Lodge Elects Officers for Grand Lodge Visit
At a Tuesday meeting Delphi lodge No 68 Knights of Pythias elected J A Gradford and W J Griffin as representatives to the Grand Lodge in Macon in May. The program included invocation, welcome by Chancellor Commander J H Bradford, installation of officers by Wallace Rhodes, musical numbers, and a benediction by Brother Millican of Fisk lodge Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Jordan
B. Bradford
Griffin
Ro & S
MC Stricktland
H Puckett
J Davis
PW Robertson
Williamis
J’ H Jeffries
Messra
Fred Wood
Allison
Wvames Hubbard
Afarel Ts Solin—Bros
Lester
Sar Jauire Agpbard
Brother Millican
Fisk Lodge
O 7i
Tennessee
Bund Will Entertain By German Social Group
The Atlanta Freundschaftsbund, a historic German social group, plans an entertainment at the band’s home on Whitehall Street Tuesday evening January 20. The band singers, aided by other German associations in Atlanta, will perform a series of selections to amuse invited guests. One of the city’s best orchestras has been engaged for the dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bund
Atlanta Freundschaftsbund
Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Grman
Euesta
Negro Pastor Sees Time When Tips Will Be No More
Rev HOH Proctor, pastor of the First Congregational church, colored, told city waiters last night that tipping will end as waiters rise to permanent factors in community life. He urged saving, buying a home, marriage, church joining, and Christian living to support hotel development and national progress. The waiter’s role, he said, is vital to local growth and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoh Proctor
First Congregational Church
Raisne
Tov Proctor
NO SETTLEMENT NEAR IN STUDENTS STRIKE AT GIORKE UNIVERSITY
A Constitution reporter quotes a Giorke University student saying no settlement is near as 350 students strike over chapel discipline. The student body contends Daly did have a Bible and was not barred from chapel. Dean Yester’s wife allegedly caused a student to be removed, delaying possession of a Bible held by another student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giorke University
Constitution
Uet
Tila
Daly
Yester
LaGrange Chamber of Commerce Board to Meet in January 1914
The 61st regular meeting of the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce board of directors will be held Monday night at 7 o clock in the chamber office. Work of the past year will be reviewed and plans for 1914 laid. It is expected to be the most important meeting in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Housewife Labor Meeting Weighs 10 Hour Day
The Retail Grocers and Butchers association of Atlanta plans a mass meeting at the Auditorium to push resolutions urging Georgia to adopt a 10 to 12 hour workday for grocery and meat clerks. Prominent labor leaders, civic women, and Atlanta society figures will speak, with a public lunch served by local society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Grocers and Outchers' Association
Lst
Rhodes
Tilg
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Tabernacle
Gov
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall
Kappa Sigma
DR. Holderby
Caleb A, Ridley
G W Cooper
John S. Spalding
Terrell
JS McUllough
Oglethorpe Memorial
Herman Bleim
Bradstreet
United States
New York
Chicago
Boston
Uoo
Philadephia
St Louis
Pittsburg
Kansas City
San Francisco
Baltimors
Minneapolisom
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
New Orleans
Omaha
Portland
Ora
Denver
Providence
Indianapolia
Richmond
Memphis
D c
Washington
Bol Fort Worth
Salt
Ohio
Poekesters
Fartford
Dee Moines
Duseth
Singkone
Washgaa Doo
Tacoma
Ars
Wall River
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbia
Tate
New Bedford
Lexington
Helena
Xork Pa
Stockton Cal
Quincy
Utah m
Sous Falls
Okla
LaGrange Board
Velva
Penick & Ford, Ltd
Heglingend
Aca
Chana Lobede
Maxwell House Blend Coffee
Ack
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Boorton
Jacksonvillee
Nankalle
Kodaker
Price
Het
KodAk Catalog
A. K. Hawkes Co
Kodak Dep
King Hardware Coo
Central of Georgia Railway
Florida
Diate Limited
Dixie Flyer
South ‘Atlantic
Jace
Pine Tree
Lone Georgia
Macon
Titton
Waycross
Jacksonvill P.M
Brary Dove Flyer
South Atlantic
Jacksonville
Atlantic Limited
Hee Broiler
Waren Teven Bremefant
Sinter
Pullman
4Th National
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!