Constitution Story Triggers Matrimonial Offers for Georgia Girls
A Tri Weekly Constitution tale about three Georgia Home Society orphans, aged 14 to 18, sparks five men from Arkansas and Georgia to seek marriage prospects. Applicants describe themselves as saw mill worker, farmer's son, and other roles, asking for names and addresses or photos. Secretary McCord declines to act as matchmaker, noting no such contract.
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Georgia Children's Home Society
Georgia
Robert B McCord
McCord
Farawaz Arkansan
Arekangas
Georata
Reidsville
Buckner
Benedict
Dothan
Ala
Mary
Heynton
Rom Royston
Weaius
Dressmaking and trades taught for colored youth
In a Sunday morning gathering at Junior chapel AME church B R Holmes of the Helms Institute urged every colored girl to learn dressmaking and every boy a useful trade. He noted the institute has opened a summer sewing circle to aid local youth and praised the school’s work for unfortunate children, calling for public support.
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B R Holmes
Helms Institute
Sylmos
Holmes Metitute
Horace Williams
Holmes Institute
Congregation Honors Father Winkelried at Jubilee Mass
Macon Georgia July 4 the St Josephs Catholic Church parishioners gathered for a solemn high mass at the sanctuary celebrated by Father Winkelried of Shicsepert La, marking the fiftieth anniversary of his entrance into the religious order. This afternoon Father Winkelried held a visit at the priests house as he prepares to return to Shievport Tuesday.
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Macon
St Josephs Catholi Church
Jesus
Father Wihelmed
Short Route Boosters Gather at Fitzgerald Georgia
Fitzgerid Georgia hosts Short Route boosters meeting with President Whimi Fors leading a parade of automobiles to Bowens, guests from Macon and Waycross attend. Reperta committees report, Lunt ry commissioners discuss condition, noon ride planned to Gerla with baseball and motorcycle races ending with a hall on the White Way.
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Fitzgerid
Fitzgerald
Whimi Fors
Wall
Bowens Nv
Fr. Babds
Quitos
Honey W T “Anderson
Macon
Waycross
Wi Anderson
Tous
Luntry
Atlanta Typographical union committees named in ceremony
Freadent Wo S Wardlaw and other officers were installed by the Atlanta Typographical Union Sunday afternoon. Wardlaw announced standing committees, appointive officers, and numerous chairmen for the term.
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Wardlaw
Avianta Typographical Union
Rea Niar
Waid
SB Atchison
Ganh
Mabrs
Gages
Grant
Springer
Shairinat
Kirgpaterich
R E Meeoker
Charman DD
Ballam
Jack
Curtis
Copia
Marion Smith
Woo
Eteliet
J ‘Thrasher
Chasemin
Wade i
Harding
Mis Oy Sill
Mis Gtte
Wadder Lee
Gorrm
Eots
Cooper
Charian
Wee Wee
Lert Tintin
Rikard Kwurman
Jerome Jones
Orisa Chimmar Ho
Brace
Fred ‘Orstheen
Nowell
Ft Connell
Cosnina Ten
Nek Tuler HL
Walter Deu
Gus Russell Belegans
Council OM Budge
Bo Qurrell
Fick Sittum
Following Big Revival Congregation Leaves Denomination
The South Macon congregation voted to change their denomination after a tent revival led by two evangelists and two local preachers. Hes LM Anderson, pastor at List Christian Church, said the revival convinced members the Christian church was right for them.
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Macon
Pete Suns
Clais
LM Anderson
Christian Church
Canmiesation
Snow
Hen found alive after nine months in old well
A hen living in an old well for over nine months was removed today from Timote Jupier Liles home. The bird had been submerged but appeared alive, though weakened, and was revived by neighbors led by Let Le Palmer.
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Old Well
Wes
le Palmer
Palmer
Forsyth to Add Gin and Warehouses in town future
Forsyth, Georgia, plans to erect a large warehouse on North Dickson Street as part of a new gin and warehouse complex. The project will include a wind-powered pumping system and electric power, aiming to support the cotton crop and local business before the current season ends.
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Porsth
Walder
Othas
Birk
Dickson Street
Internal club financials show profits from liquor traffic despite member sales
A review details how clubs report profits with high salaries and taxes, noting discrepancies between stated fees and actual expenses. It highlights large sums for members' supplies and supplier costs, with items like transportation and meal buffets showing skewed expense figures amid claimed profits.
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Atlanta
Central Club
WACIL
Edwin Johnson
Terrace
Thas Clib
CLCB
Wiech
Transportation Club
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Children’s Home Society
Matrimonial ‘Bureau
Father Winkelried
Typo Union
Forsyth
Diaz
Sieo
Maier & Berkeile, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Men and Religion Bulletin
Ourself
Druid Hills
Clus
Decatur
Eva
Keith
Brown
Ingersoll
Erty
Capital City Plains
Oss Ee
Bees
Buffet
Ubs
United States
Council
Woodward
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