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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1909

Page

3

New and Old Pastors in the Atlanta District

Wesley Hirahburg reports that twelve Methodist churches in the Atlanta district secured new preachers while seventeen ministers were retained from the previous year, reflecting a mix of leadership change and continuity across the churches.

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Twelve Atlanta district churches keep existing pastors in 1900 conference

In the Atlanta district twelve churches retained their former pastors at the North Georgia conference held in Gelnesville. The largest district of Southern Methodism remains strong with Dr. Toel T. Daves as presiding elder and Warren A. Candler as resident bishop. Thirty nine ministers are actively serving along with numerous local ministers.

Joel T. Daves Atlanta J. O. Grogan C. V. Weathers C. I., Bass S R. Belk Fletcher Walton Giddens W. Farr James W. Lee M. M. Walraven Benjamin Graham J S. French Felton Williams G. C. Simmons Frank Siler J. Q. Watts E. K. Akin H. L. Edmondson Wallace Rogers W. W. Bninsheld Gelnesville Toel T. Daves Blessop Warren A Candler Atlanta I Allenta Geta North Georgia St Paula Methodial Church Edmondson Wesley Memorial Trinity Church Conference St. Paul's Hapeville Sestora B F Fraser Confurance Mission J Cefer W . Lovett Wesleyan Christian Advocate Kev . A Evans Agent Preachers’ Aid Society H. L. Crumley Agent Orphans Home C. A. Jamison Orphans’ Home Ani Crawford Jackson Agbnr Ami W A. Candler Priory College Candler Daves Dayes Rey Mer. Bier Nis Etforts Thie Thia

Taste and Digestion Advice From An Old Guide

A garbled excerpt blends claims on taste buds linking to digestion with an advertisement for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It touts how taste signals stomach condition, promotes a patent remedy priced at 50 cents per ounce, and invites readers to order a free trial by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan, amid broader notes on church conferences and clergy placements in Atlanta.

Stuart Mell Stuart Go Biggins Beling Ellmant Swanson Rite Today Anson Breumatic Cure CO Lake St Chicas Atlanta, GA

Charcoal Lozenges Promised Cure and Modern Claims

An article extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges, claiming they purge odors in the mouth absorb toxins aid digestion and improve breath. It advertises sales nationwide, cites medical authorities, and lists addresses and clergy endorsements amid a broader church conference summary.

POST OFFICE SITE CHOSEN FOR CORDELE GA

Cordele Ga January 23 1941 rumor says the government selected a site for the new public building. The O Neal property opposite the Carnegie Library near the Suwannee Hotel is favored as central and suitable. Work start date unknown but hoped soon to replace the inadequate current post office.

Cordele Walid O'Neal Tuat Raat Suwanee Hotel Carmegia

General Graves Back At Montgomery After Washington Trip

General Brad Graves of the Alabama National Guard returns to Montgomery from Washington where he served on the national military board. He expects favorable prospects for the guard and Alabama’s share of output. Graves will be examined briefly for the court of inquiry at Colonel Ro Bricken’s request, with General T. V. Clack Robert F. Ligon and Colonel W. S. Mockrey serving on the board.

Graves Montgomery Alamus Brad Graves Alabama National Guard Washington National Military Board Alabama Robert F Ligon W. 8. Moeklroy

Half Dozen Boys Held For Robbery In Montgomery

Police arrest six youths, labeled as ace and others, for raiding the Weacott Arms Company store. They allegedly entered the premises twice, stealing guns, pistols, knives, and other items. One boy confessed and led officers to hidden weapons behind an old building. The youths come from prominent families and many were withdrawn from school.

Montgomery Ace Boye Weacott Arms Company

New Game Wardens Appointed in Alabama

Montgomery announces a set of game wardens led by State Commissioner John H. Wallace Jr. for several counties with additional minor appointments including notary W. W. Harper and peace officer Biawocs junction. The list names Lee Burton for Coahoma, A. J. Langley for Egmore, Claudé, and J. W Austell for Ruswet with other posts in Hawthorn and Myrtlewood.

Montgomery Ala John H. Wallace Lee Burton Meckannyilia Cokhoun County A. J. Langley Claudé Egmore J. W Austell Wayneville Ruswet W. H Thdirsa Consiagie Hawthorns J. B. Fort Biaiocls W. W. Harper Myrtlewood

Supreme Court Upholds Alabama Pistol Law

Montgomery Alabama January 23 Specialty The Supreme Court ruling upholds an Alabama law banning pistols under 24 inches in length carried off premises The test case involved a law officer fined for a short firearm The act imposes fines up to 1000 dollars and hard labor for violations and applies to sellers and possessing officers The decision affirms state power to regulate arms and underscores lawfulness for officers and citizens alike

Montgomery Ala Supreme Court Alabama Sam Will John Jefferson Villa Evans Hisnon Lowndes Herbert Reynolds Bidd John H B Urquhart Cautton McClelland API

Sunday School Workers Conference Opens in Dawson

The Georgia Sunes School Workers Association district announces the Sunday School Workers conference to be held on February 11 at the Methodist church in Dawson. Prominent Sunday school experts are expected and many experienced workers will participate in this district event.

Dawson Methodlat Dawecon Georgia Suneas School Workers’ Association

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By Wesley Hirahburg Ant Hey. H. Edmondson St Pauls M M Walraven Ehaporthe Jewssbury G. Wo Weathers O T Bell Ney King English Avenue W Bei Europe Pharmaceutjral Peice MF A. Ruart Co Stuart Bldg Marabal Walker Street Will ‘T. Hamby West Side G W Farr Avante Heights A F. Nunn Bolton Benjamin Graham Coltexa East End O. &. Simmons Yee Pastora Heart of City Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co Savannah
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