Greater Georgia meeting called in Macon on January 17
Macon Georgia January 14 Special A statewide meeting will be held in Macon January 17 under the Georgia association to finalize a three year development and advertising campaign The program includes a Know Georgia campaign removing obstacles to progress and a national advertising push to attract industries investors and tourists Georgia officers and directors are listed along with cooperating organizations and a road construction exhibit by the highway department Governor Hugh Dorsey will speak on Why Advertise Georgia and other leaders will discuss Georgia's potential development and the proposed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia Association
Georgia
J. Kelly Simmons
Georgia Press Association
The
A. K. Sessoms
Cogdell
Charles B. Lewis
F. H. Abbott
Waycross
H. G. Hastings
Atlanta
William B. Stilwell
Savannah
Sam Tate
Tate
W. B. Radenberry
Cairo
W. E. Dunwoody
J. Warren Smith
Athens
Dr. L. C. Hardman
Commerce
J. C. McAuliffe
Augusta
J. N. Davis
St. Marys
N. G. Bartlett
Dublin
H. A. Petty
Dawson
T. B. Phillips
Tifton
D. B. Osborne
D. C. Park
John M. Graham
Rome
State Federaton of Farm Bureaus
Georgia Merchants’ Association
Associated Advertising Clubs
Farmers’ Union
Georgia Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
F. Roger Miller
Georgia Association of Commercial Secretaries
Jet
State Highway Department
Hugh Dorsey
McRae
Clement S Wickner
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Baltimore
Frank T. Reynolds
State Association of Kiwanis Clubs
Sterling Silver and Fine China Wedding Gifts Catalog
We specialize in wedding gifts in Sterling Silver Shei field Fine China and Rich Cut Glass. Our gift goods are attractive, appropriate and serviceable. We pay particular attention to all orders for gift goods. We try to have every shipment create a favorable impression because we want our goods to reflect credit upon the customer as well as our selves. Waste for our twenty sixth annual catalogue. Mail or ders shipped prepaid. Safe delivery and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Rogers
Home Art Supply Company
Whitehall Street
Notable Georgia Leaders Meet Over Bankers and Federations
Representatives from the Georgia Bankers' Association and the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs along with state officials and chamber groups gather to discuss the program. Delegates from counties and railroads, farm groups, and various state departments will be called upon to participate in the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Lewis
Macon
Georgia Bankers' Association
Charles L. Davis
Warm Springs
Georgia County Commissioners’ Association
J. E. Hays
Montezuma
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
W. H. Stillwell
Savannah
Georgia Real Estate Dealers’ Association
F. Roger Miller
Georgia Association of Commercial
Atlanta
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Georgia Association of Chamber of Commerce
Civitan Club Boosts Atlanta Public Market Plan
At the Kimball House meeting Civitan leaders including Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs. Thomas outlined a city market project to bring cheaper farm products to Atlanta without city expense. Dr. Herbert Acuff discussed Knoxville’s Auditorium Armory build, urging similar plans here. Mayor Key urged a $25,000 1921 budget and county support to realize the market, linking food distribution to public health and urban progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cliitan Club
Kimball House
Herbert Acuff
Knoxville Civitan Club
Auditorium
Knoxville Club
Tennessee
Acuff
Irving Thomas
Atlanta Woman's Club
Norman Sharpe
City Market Committee
Atlanta Civitans
Knoxville
Mayor Key
Ciy
City Council
Fulton County
Uice
Thomas
New York
Florida
International Officers Take Charge Of Wage Dispute
Wage controversy between Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad officials and employees shifts to international officers of the unions. No further Atlanta conferences. Unions to take the case to the War Labor Board in Chicago. Railroad insists on 50 percent of boosts granted in 1917 to be cut starting February 1. unions in Atlanta undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
War Labor Board
Chicago
Peonage charged to six prisoners in Henry County case
Six men including Hugh Morris James E Gwaldney and L A Everett were arrested in Henry County on peonage charges connected to Jerry Ravin a Black farmer. Indictments allege a conspiracy to arrest Ravin and force him into peonage on a farm with threats and violence and Ravin’s wife was killed in an alleged attack. Three others Erwin Morris Sam Gardner and John Brown are jailed on state murder charges in connection with the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Jerry Ravin
Hugh Morris
James E. Gwaldney
L. A. Everett
Jonesboro
United States
Jerry Havin
Erwin Morris
Department of Justice
Ravin
Jon
Walter Middleton Former Atlantan Summoned by Death
Mrs E L Connally learned yesterday of the death of Walter Middleton in Hendersonville North Carolina where he had lived for years. Survived by his wife and three daughters Miriam Margaret and Mary Brown Middleton a son Walter Middleton Jr died last February in the US Navy service. The family is an old prominent Charleston line and Mrs Middleton will likely return to her former Atlanta home.
Capital City Lodge installs officers
Capital City Lodge No. 33 Knights of Pythias installed officers for a six month term. Leon C. Greer as chancellor commander, J. B. Richardson vice, W. S. Johnson master, H. Cronheim master of finance, F. Florence keeper of records and seats, R. H. Taylor master of arms, F. S. Barwell inner guard, W. A. Engram outer guard. Prelate-elect A. R. Bonnier and Master of Exchequer-elect J. J. Bookout absent for fitness. will be installed later. Cronheim and Richardson appointed representatives to the grand lodge. The Order of the Day. Even art galleries are not averse to moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Leon C. Greer
J. B. Richardson
Johnson
H. Cronheim
W. Florence
R. H. Taylor
FR. S. Barwell
W. A. Engram
A. R. Bonnier
J. J. Bookout
Grand Lodge
Icy Weather Cleared For Atlanta Fair Period
Atlanta faces a brief weather break after ice disrupted streetcar and railroad service. C F von Herrmann predicts clear skies, with temperatures near freezing Saturday and Sunday morning rising to milder afternoons. Wires and tracks suffered damage but prompt repairs restored service by noon.
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Atlanta
Georgia
C. F. von Herrmann
von Herrmann
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
North Decatur
Camp Gordon
Ga Court of Appeals calendar for January 1921 arguments
Court of Appeals of Ga schedules oral arguments at 2 p m on January 31 1921 with list of cases by docket number and parties. Several Fulton Colquitt Barrow Cobb Bibb and other counties appear including Payne agent v Cheshire Wright v Bell Simmons Lumber Co v Poneoa Furn Co and National Cash Register Co v Henderson Furniture Co. Counsel listed may be excused from attendance for certain docket ranges with dates specified.
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Smith
Carlton Et al
Third National Bank of Atlanta
Colquitt
Payne
Cheshire
Fulton
Manhattan Fruit & Produce Co
Faltea
Wright
Bell
Barrow
Jackson
Merritt Hardware Co
Pritchett
Young
Cobb County
Poora
Sheirutt
Admr
Et al
Walton
Southern Cotton Gil Co
Yarnborough
Chatham
Ford Et al
Waters Et al Worth
Qwena
Fuller Baldwin
Enox
Harrell Et al
Trawdy
Mangelwhite
Berrien
Gilinm
Western Union Telegraph Co
Tannin
Georgia Ty. & Power Co
Reid Fulton
Gresham
Lee
Maddox
Maddox Futton
Paes Venable
Bacon Produce Co Yul
Jones
Fuller Floyd
Payne, Agent, Etc
Youni Haberaham
Rimmons Y Allen
Bibb
Winer
Flournoy Realty Co
Mincoree
Britt
Riley
Maswve
Bretson
Bibb Clay
Continental Gin Co
Dal Fresh
Weinberg Tatton
Rubin Fulton
Lambs Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills
Tuiton
Agent Y Hendrix
Tulton
Coweta
Coweta Furthzer
Major
Hogansville
Tinnters Tank
Troup
Spires
Goldberg Et al Richmond
Rowland Co
Kett Co Clarke
Home’ Realty Corporation Vy Morrow
Hianchard, Humber & Co Vy Havan Gag Engine & Mfg
Marion
Hines
Geernl
V. Savil
Aiws Washington
Conneel
Negro Ministers Urged to Stay, Despite Wages Cuts
The Atlanta district A M E ministerial council met at Edgewood First A M E Church with Rev H D Canady presiding. He warned ministers not to abandon employers or reduce service when salaries fall, stressing national recovery relies on Black cooperation. Key figures included Rev R H Singleton and Rev John Harmon outlining fundraising drives and district plans.
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Atlanta
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgewood
H D. Canady
R H Singleton
African Methodist Episcopal Chureh
John Harmon
Zona
A Mfb
W. J Williams
C . Wrefield
J. A. Hadley
Holmes Institute
B. R Holmes
Holmes Intitute
Economic Society Holds Monthly Meet with Fulbright Talk
The Atlanta Economic Society gathered in Ansley Hotel Nine Room for a monthly session headlined by State Tax Commissioner Fulbright discussing State Taxation in Georgia. The event featured brief talks by Emory’s Professor Edear TE Johnson John A Hynde JM B Hoxsey BA Bancker Major Otey JB Mitchell and others with Joel Hunter III serving as president and an executive committee led by F A Bancker Jr and others.
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The
Atlanta Economic Society
Ansley Hotel
Fulbright
Georgia
Fullbright
Edear TE. Johnson
Emory Univeralty
John A. Hynde
JM. B. Hoxsey
Bancker
Otey
Mitchell
Joel Hunter
Professor Johnson
Hoxsey
John A. Hynds
John Belt
F A. Bancker, Jr
Walter T Candler
TF Warren Moises
Charles Loridans
H. Dennteon
Negro Mass Infefti ng Sunday Afternoon at Wheat Street
President Nannie Burroughs of the colored national training school in Washington D C will address a large mass meeting at Wheat Street Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at 2 30. She brings two native African women trained for work in Africa. Founders' Day rally for the Atlanta Baptist Preparatory Institute closed Thursday night with Rev A D Williams Rev E P Johnson Rev C H Robinson and P James Bryant delivering addresses and reporting over $500 in cash raised for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Burroughs
Colored National Training School For Girls
Washington, D.C
Wheat Street Baptist Church
Africa
Atlanta Baptist Preparatory Institute
A. D. Williams
E. P. Johnson
C. H. Robinson
P. James Bryant
Atlanta Party Heads to Athens Concert at Lucy Cobb Institute
A party of twenty five prominent Atlantans including Miss Mary Butt Griffith and the Harp Club will travel Friday January 21 to Athens for the first concert in a Lucy Cobb Institute series. Jacquelin Moore will star on harp beneath a Lucy Cobb portrait, with other young harpists and local scions from the Griffith Mandolin and Guitar Club on the program. The group plans a mid day departure, a return Saturday night, and social events include a supper party for the gallery of Confederate descendants and a large reception for Miss Griffith, plus a sight seeing auto tour of Athens.
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Atlanta
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Mary Butt Griffith
Harp Club
South
Jacquelin Moore
Wilmer Moore
Lucy Cobb
Jacquelin
Francea McKensle
Marshall McKensle
Liltan
Nesbit LeConte
Emily Walker
O’dessa Fuller
Winnifred Mahoney
Bennedette Clarke
Mildred Rutherford
Children of the Confederacy
Miss Griffith
The
Itte
Griffith Mandolin and Guitarlub
Christian Council to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
Members of the Christian council of Atlanta will attend supper at the Ponge de Leon Baptist church Thursday evening January 20 at 6 30. This will be the annual meeting of the council for the year with officers to be elected and other important business to be transacted. Mise Mary Anderson of the United States Department of Labor will address the gathering on a government survey of Atlanta's industrial conditions especially regarding women workers, illustrated with two reels of motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Council of Atlanta
Mise Mary Anderson
Women's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Atlanta
Atlanta plan in Christian council shown as growth
Page Nine calls intense concern for Atlantans as fifty six churches have representation in the Christian council. The organization, only twelve months old, has operations and accomplishments that indicate a larger representation in 1921. Its methods and work, widely known, attract inquires from all regions.
Pastor to speak on Wild Oats and Wilder Men
Rev. Marvin Williams of Grae Methodist church will discuss Wild Oats and Wilder Men this Sunday at 7 30. Mrs Lin ale Carl, wife of an army officer at Fort McPherson and national lecturer for the Women's Christian Temperance Union, will address Keeping the House Clean. Mrs Cart will speak on temptations facing young women of modern days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Williams
Grae Methodist Church
Linale Carl
Fort McPherson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mr. Williams Wis
Yong
Cart
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Greater Georgia
State
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St. Atlente
Civitans
Key
Sharpe
J. M. van Hartingen
Keyes
Civitan Club
Royal E. Ingersoll
van Harlingen
Ethel Byer
Juan S. Boehm
Rank G. Lieberman
Leon Lieberman
Boehm
Walter Middleton
Marazine
the Constitution
Court of Appeals of Ga
Economic Society
Tlanta
Aeomic
Max’s
Luckie Street
Rialto Theater
D. M. Deitch
Marietta St
Christian Council
Nettleton
Nettleton Tan Shoes
Daniel Bros. Company
Ennie
Nettleton Fine Shoes
Peachtree
Home Art Supply Co
Ness
Liberty Bonds
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