MEN OF TODAY LIVING LONG AS METHUSELAH AT CHURCH
Dor H Walker spoke at First Presbyterian in a series on Modern Meetings in Patriarchal Picturea comparing Methuselahs lifespan to modern longevity. He urged efficiency in life and church work, citing Paul and Timothy to urge wholehearted dedication beyond wealth.
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Methusalah
Dor
Hush K. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Methusalem
Tulay
Methausalen
Walker
Wei
Christ
Paul
Timothy
Baptist Ministers Welcome New Pastor at Highland Park Church
The Highland Park church installed Rev. N. B. O'Bailey as pastor in a recognition service. Rev. B P. Robertson led the event with welcome talks from Dr. Jenn F. White Dr. J. B. Purner and others. A large congregation heard a song service led by Prof. A A Lyon and Mrs. Pritchard Jones as O'Kelley begins his tenure.
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Highland Park
Elks Dance Planned By Atlanta Lodge No. 78
Atlanta Lodge No 78 BP OE announces a monthly dance at the ball room on Mast fils street Tuesday evening for members and their ladies. Dances have been popular and will continue through winter with expected large attendance, strictly for members and their escorts per order rules.
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Atlanta
O. E
Mast Fils Street
Order
Teachers Form Bulloch County Association In Statesboro
Bulloch County teachers organized a county association after a two day institute in Statesboro. Ninety three teachers attended the sessions as the board of education showed strong interest. Professor F. B. Uahrr was elected president with J. H. St. Clair as vice president and Jessie Mikell as secretary.
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Statesboro
Prer
Bo RL Omt
Hullech County, Schools
Ingtheute
Seaston
Ateshora
Board of Education
Bulloch County
Teachers’ Association
Bb. Uahrr
Stateshore Institut
J. H. St. Clair
Missa
Jessie Mikell
Jellico Lump Price at Piedmont Coal Company
The Piedmont Coal Company lists Jellico Lump at $4.75 with contact via Both Phones M. 3648.
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Jellico Lump
Piedmont Coal Company
New Texas Senator Talks of Old Days in Georgia
Colonel R A Johnston of Sandersville GA and Houston TX is named the junior Texas senator after Bailey's departure. The 62 year old veteran recalls early life in Georgia, service in the Civil War, and his rise from Savannah Morning News to Houston Post editor in chief and Democratic Party leader. He discusses early journalism days with Joe Harris and Bainbridge roots, plus his 1900 Democratic National Committee tenure and Pacific path to public life.
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Texas
Georgia
John Corrigan
Washington
R. A. Johnston
Sandersville
Houston
Tex
Bailey
Colquitt
Morris Sheppard
Johnston
Democratic National Committee
Peachtree Creek
Raleigh
Joe Harris
Uncle Remus
Savannah Morning News
Houston Post
Houston Publishing Company
Democratic Journal of
Bainbridge
Southern Army
Jack Brown
Fifty-ninth
Georgia Infantry
Macon
Atlanta
Charles A. Culberson
Associated Press
Senator Dalley
Senator Johnston
Bacon
Sherman
Peachtree Road
Savannah
White
W. T. Thompson
Major Jones
Mary EB. Parsons
Jacksonville
Fla
Crorkett
Corsicana
Austin
Austin Statesman
Colonel Johnston
Reforms Planned in Finance Sheet
City finance reform aims to open hearings from 2 pm to 6 pm, then 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday, with heads of departments presenting pleas for appropriations. Humphrey and Goldsmith project a sheet over 6 million dollars, excluding moral obligation funds. Open sessions will admit reporters. future revenue is ignored. a Capital City Club dinner highlighted harmony.
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W. G. Humphrey
Humphrey
Goldsmith
Capital City Club
Love and labor reform sermon at Central Presbyterian
Dr. Dunbar Ogden spoke to a large crowd on the capital and labor problem at Central Presbyterian church. He urged applying biblical love and treat others as you wish to be treated to improve conditions for workers, saying Christianity must mean aiding all in need. His talk was the second in a series on Social Messages of the Bible, with the next message to address a new topic.
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Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Ogden
Fifth Regiment Tournament Brings Brilliant Spectacle
The Fifth Regiment Military Tournament promises a spectacular two night display at the Auditorium Armony with soldiers from multiple nations in brilliant uniforms. Nations will be represented as flags unfold and national airs played by the Seventeenth regiment band. Proceeds fund costs for the Fifth regiment to travel to Washington for the inaugural parade. tickets on sale at Daniels Brothers.
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Fifth Regiment
England
Germany
Spain
Russia
Confederate States of America
United States
Seventeenth Regiment
N. G
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Old Guard
Marist Cadets
Georgia Military Academy
Eleventh United States Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Brookwood Hunt Club
Possum Post Denounced by Georgia Rural Carrier
Washington reports a Georgia rural carrier F. T. Deason from Irwinton denounces the Possum post. He recalls a contract to carry mail three times daily for 819 dollars yearly, notes loss of express business and small packages, and laments needing to haul livestock and farming implements by mail under new rules.
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Georgia Rural
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
F. T. Deason
Irwintons
McIntyre
Irwinton
Express
Mall
Congress
Broadening Summer School scope in Athens Georgia
Athens Gea January 12 Special Yesterday evening in the chancellor's office the board of directors of the summer school held its annual meeting. The full board including Chancellor Barrow State School Superintendent Brittain and other university and state officials discussed expanding the program. The term opens June 30 and closes August 2. A plan to hold a conference of school superintendents from Georgia during the summer session was approved. The board also passed a resolution to seek state board approval for summer school licensing examinations for teachers.
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Athens
Achogi
CC. Barrow
M. I. Brittain
Atlanta
T. J. Wooster
School of Education
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Snelling
University
Pound
State Normal School
Georgia
State Board of Education
Corn Club Bulletin Ready for Distribution
The annual bulletin of the Boss' Corn club work from Georgia State College of Agriculture is issued and available free by application at Athens. It recaps the year's work, lists prize-winners by county with crop yields, and includes a 100-bushel county map. Tributes from President Soule Chancellor Barrow and State Superintendent Brittain accompany illustrations of club activities.
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Athens
Boss’ Corn Club
Georgeia State College of Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
David C. Barrow
Brittain
Corn Club
Legion of Honor
Ita
J. Phil Campbell
State College of Agriculture
Body of Wiliam D. Keene Resting in Columbus
The remains of William D. Keene who died in Atlanta early today arrived in Columbus, his longtime home. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at his brother James A. Keene’s residence. Keene formerly supervised the Columbus Railroad and was known for a notable record as a locomotive engineer.
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Columbus
Wiliam D. Keene
Atlanta
James A. Keene
Keene
Columbus Railroad Company
Hla
Herolen
Pretty Alabama Bride Won By Chief Yeoman
Ernest C. Vinson, chief yeoman at the local Navy recruiting station, and Miss Frances Callier of Fort Deposit Ala were married Sunday afternoon at Central Baptist Church by Dr C A Ridley. The ceremony followed a two state journey and a quiet gathering due to a recent death in Vinson family. Mr and Mrs Vinson will reside at 261 Whitehall street in Atlanta.
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Ernest C. Vinson
United States Navy
Frances Caller
Fort Daposit
Ala
C. A. Ridley
Central Baptist Church
Callier Arived
Atlanta
W. C. Weaver
Mr. Vinson
Thomasville Opens Y M C A Building Dedication
Thomasville Ga January 12 dedicatory services for the new Young Men s Christian association building drew a large crowd. W Woods White of Atlanta delivered an engaging address on YMCA work while a male quartet and the Thomasville band provided music. J W Read state secretary attended.
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Thomasville
Young Men's Christian Association
W. Woods White
Atlanta
J. W. Read
Castro Getting Tired of Being Detained
New York January 12 Cipriand Castre former president of Venezuela awaits a decision by the immigration board on his entry as an undesirable alien. He spent Sunday on Ellis Island with only his valet Torragose remaining nearby. General Castro, described as stormy petrel of South America, has been detained at Ellis Island since arrival from France. A writ of habeas corpus was dismissed by Judge Holt.
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New York
Cipriand Castre
Venezuela
Immigration Board
Castro
Ellis Island
South America
Alfred Torregroese
Torregrossa
Feneral
Bilis Island
France
United States
Holt
Rev Bob Jones Crusades Stir Scranton with Civic Action
Scranton residents rally behind evangelical crusade led by Rev Bob Jones as union meetings target alcohol and vice. City leaders fund a $10,000 detective effort and urge Jones to remain for ongoing reform. Daily crowds reach about 8,000 with 500 converts claimed and a mass meeting planned for Sunday in the auditorium.
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Scranton
Bob” Jones
Robert Wilson
Bob Jones
Pittsburg
Evangelist
Great Auditorium
Engineer Falls Into Pit Kills Seaboard Worker
Savannah, Ga, January 12. Faule H. Padgett, engineer for the Seaboard Air Line, residing in Savannah, was instantly killed at the Cogge & C. railroad terminal today when he stumbled and plunged head first into a repat pit. Neck broken.
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Savannah
Faule H. Padgett
Seaboard Air Line
Cogge, & C
Ag -Brokon
Autos Stealing Sand Says Street Car Men
Automobilists in Atlanta are blamed for skidding sand off tracks after Saturday mist and rain left a slime on car rails. Georgia Railway and Power sand cars patrolled the lines but tires quickly removed the sand, hindering travel and dangerous on grade switches. Motormen complained and urged fines for motorists who speed on tracks.
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Automobilista of
Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Underwood Typewriter Office Offers Skilled Stenographers
The Underwood Typewriter office can furnish high grade stenographers. Contact Miss Hitt by phone for service and rates.
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Underwood Typewriter
Mrs Lynch Dies After Long Illness in Atlanta
Julie Lynch widow of Count Peter Lynch aged 70 died at 94 Trinity avenue after a long illness. She lived in Atlanta fifty-two years save Civil War exile to Nashville. Funeral Tuesday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial at Oakland Cemetery beside her husband. Surviving: seven daughters and one son Councilman Thomas I. Lynch, plus a brother Matthew Rice. Born in Dublin County Ireland. maiden name Julia Rice. The Baldwin Superior Court opens January term tomorrow led by Judge James B. Park. Underwood Typewriters available for rent at 52 North Broad Street.
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Julie
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Kennedy
Oakland Cemetery
John Ke, Murphy
Robert O’donnelly
John Morris
Henry T. Connally
Steve BR. Johnston
John N. Matone
John Gatins
James Williamgen
Harry Holland
C. A. Thor
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Pretty
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Chief Yeeman
Frances
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Ing
Mrs. Lynch
Peter Lynch
Baldwin Superior Court
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Underwood
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Gate City Dental
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