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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1921

Page

9

Georgia editors gather for 35th annual convention in Washington

More than 200 Georgia newspaper professionals and local residents attend the opening session at the county courthouse. Frank B. Colley delivers a welcome, with Waltor H. Martin responding. Daniel of Quitman Free Press praises Wilkes County contributions, laments lynching, and urges service in journalism and public life. The program includes recognitions, entertainments, and plans for the next meeting in Quitman.

Washington Georgia Georgia" Preas Association Frank B. Colley Addreaz Waltor Robert Y H. Martin Hinesville Roya Daniel Atlanta Quitman Free Press Quitman Wilke County Wilkestoon Tts Wilkes Robert Toombs Alexander H. Stephens Confederacy Jesse Mercer Wilkes County America France Masonrry Rotary W. E. Doogme- Toof

Women's clubs oppose abolishing public welfare department

Georgia women’s organizations led by the Federation of Women’s Clubs and the League of Women Voters protest the bill to abolish the Department of Public Welfare. They urge withdrawal, noting the department’s work aiding dependent children, juvenile court support, aging relief, and institutional reform. The group cites improvements since its creation and argues the department costs are modest within state needs.

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Lee Takes Charge of Publicity for Power Company

Lewis H. Lee of New York arrives in Atlanta to head the publicity department of the Georgia Railway and Power Company. He replaces Charles Towne who returns to Ivy Lee in New York. Lee, 8 brother of the late Rev. James W. Lee, has two years with the publicity organization.

Pennsylvania Railroad American Association of ‘Railway George L. Dyer, Inc New York National Repute J. W. Hite, Jr Lee Atlanta Southern ‘Methodist Church Park Street Trinity St. Louis Lewis Lee Boys’ High Middle West Dartmouth Naval Flying Corps Les Georgian Railway and Power Company Ivy Lee John D. Rockefeller Contern Add Marea Eastern Awart Lewis H. Lee Atlanten Georgia Railway and’ Power Company Charles Towne Ivy'l. Lee James W. Lee Organization Haa

Gaskill to Attend Southern Forestry Congress

Alfred Gaskill state forester of New Jersey will be a delegate at the Southern Forestry congress to be held here July 20 through 22. The announcement was learned Monday.

Colorado Denver Colorado Springs

Tax Bill Set For Monday Hearing In Georgia Senate

The Georgia Senate Finance and Appropriation Committee scheduled a constitutional amendment bill replacing ad valorem taxes with income taxes for next Monday at 3 p.m. Officials, including John W. Yopp of the Georgia Manufacturers Association, push for hearings ahead of a governor meeting to discuss tax changes.

Senate Neveral Itsi John W. Yopp Georgia Manufacturers Association Hardwick Golucke Cone Savannaah The Senate On Corporations Foy Ist Savannah Hutchinson Island Sj Much O Umita Savannual Hmits Bond Schuol Fund Brown Sheffield Jackson Georgia Tennessee South House State Highway Department Manson Collum Idwick Akin

Banks Named Chief of Staff by Governor Hardwick

The governor appointed J W Banks of Atlanta as chief of staff with the rank of colonel. Banks, longtime ally of Governor Hardwick and a prominent financier, previously led the Citizens Southern Bank and resided in Titus. The star personnel list includes numerous officers from Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Augusta, Athens, and other Georgia cities, reflecting a broad regional staff.

J.w.banks Nounced Bionday Banks Atlanta Deeran BR. Firepatrick Warrenton D. D. Blalock Fayetteville Sandy Beavers Gainesville

Juliette Revival Planned at JuHat Church

Annual revival services start Sunday July 17 at JuHat Methodist church in Juliette Ga and continue for a week or more. Rev Adrian Warwick pastor of the church and Flovilla circuit will conduct daily meetings with a large attendance anticipated.

Juliette JuHat Methodist Church Adrian Warwick Flovilla

Welfare Board Fight Bill Sparks State Debate

A Savannah delegation led by Colonel Peel and Mrs Alstetter pressed Governor Hardwick and Senator Manson to oppose a bill by Senator Mangan to abolish the state department of public welfare. Hardwick urged legislative study and a care ful investigation, while advocates warned abolition would harm dependent children until a new control board is established. Senator Manson delayed further action to allow pro department allies to seek alternative funding and structure.

W. L. Peel James L. Logan Cator Syootford Bee Ashcratt Fred Alstetter Savannah Emily. & McDougald Haynes McRadden Charles P. Ozburn Hardwick Manson Managa Department, of Public Welfare Coronel Peel Mr. Logan Woolford Alstetter Bn Ashcroft Pubge Welfare Board Board of Welfare Board of Control Welfare Department Friends of the Department of Public Welfare Iave

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