Enlarging Bible School Nears Completion on Cooper Street
Work has begun to add several rooms and later a stone extension to the Atlanta Bible School building on Cooper Street. The project aims to double auditorium capacity and expand facilities without hindering the summer session opening August 10. Dr Rolfe Hunt travels from Jackson, Ga., to organize speakers for notable talks by Dowman, Gray, Flinn, and others.
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Atlanta Bible School
Cooper Street
Rolfe Hunt
Jackson Ga
Atlanta
Hunt
Falwamt Young Clarke
The
Constitution
Charles & Dowman
First Methodist Church
J W. Hlosser
People's Tabernacle
Daisy Gray
Munroe Female Cotege
Richard Flinn
Pinter North Avenue Church
G K. Woodward
Yoow Wills
Young Mens Christ In Assertion
O. H Bloodworth
Orsyth
Mra
WF Huddleston
Griffin
Milas Kate Goer
Wiss Hersle Andrews
Ethel Fincher
Ministers Sons and Clergy Family Prestige
In Leslies Weekly a bishop lists names of citizens worthy of remembrance for religious, educational, or public acts. He counts 1,270 children of clergymen, 510 of lawyers, 360 of doctors, and 350 who became clergy. He notes clergy families produce distinguished figures beyond other professions. Also a dialogue mentions Mrs Hawtey and Mrs Ryder in a car, with Ryder remarking on Mrs Ryder’s unusual demeanor and a reply of thanks.
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Lesle
Smart Hand Bags Feature Seals and Sealion Goods
Maier and Berkele present a line of smart hand bags described as stylish durable and elegant. Some bags are plain while others are fully fitted with silver toilet appointments, marketed as an attractive timely feature.
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Maier & Berkele
Report on Bank Bill by Georgia House Committee
A subcommittee report on the Georgia bill creating a state department of banks and banking is prepared for afternoon discussion. The measure, prompted by the Georgia State Bankers Association, would appoint a state examiner of banks with deputies, require biannual bank examinations, publish quarterly statements, and restrict excessive loans or loans against bank stock. The panel includes Williams of Laurens, Davin of Burke, and Jenkins of Putnam. Joseph A. McCord of Atlanta aided. The bill faces passage with a house vote likely, and related debates on jury verdicts and veterans pensions are mentioned.
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Mae
House Committee On Banks and Banking
Mesers Williams
Laurens
Davin
Burke
Jenkins
Putnam
Calvin
Richmond
Department of Banks and Banking
Georgia State Bankers’ Associaton
Atlanta
State Department of Banks and Banking
Joseph A. McCord
Third Naonal Bank of Atlanta
House
Special Judiciary Committee
Christopher
Hall
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Brewer
Committee of the House
Senate
Senate Committee On Labor
Slaton
Fulton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senator McHenry
Western and Atlantic
Candler
Board of Tax Assessors
Blackburn
Wright
Fled
Bible
State Auditor of
Aum
Mesars
Blackburn and
Bell
Fulton Superior Court
City Court
Fulton County
Atlanta Criminal Court
The Origins and Ethics of Leisure in Daily Life
A discussion contrasts leisure with idleness, tracing leisure to a Latin sense of being lawful and free from work. It argues true leisure involves deliberate, steady work and self discipline, while frantic haste degrades effort and quality. It stresses duty, lawfulness, and a balanced pace as ideal.
Important Bills Passed During Week in Georgia Legislature
The weekly session adjourned with several constitutional amendment proposals debated and some defeated. A barbecue at Cold Springs hosted by President West and Speaker Slaton followed, delaying afternoon meetings. ключ
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West
Senate
Slaton
House
Cold Springs
House of Representatives
Keily
Glascok
Smith
Greene
Richardson
Houston
Perry
Hall
Willams
Laurens
France
Westbrook
Galloway
Walton
Douglas
General Assembly
Calvin
Richmond
Steed
Carroll
Williams
Laureng
Alleged Knife Attack in Denville Claims Woman Life
Barbara Lee Albright, a Black woman, was injured by John Green in Denville Virginia on July 29. Green, who had been drinking, stabbed Albright multiple times then chased two other women from the home. he was arrested about two hours later and reportedly confessed.
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John Green
DenvMe
Barbara Lee Albright
Switch Engine Fatality At Gilmer Street Junction
W M Gilmer aged switch fender of 138 West Pine street died after a Central road accident near Castleberry street yesterday. He stepped to an adjacent track while switching and was struck by an oncoming engine. Both legs were severed, a wrist broken, and multiple head wounds. An ambulance took him to Grady hospital where he died before arrival. Body taken to Barclay Brandon undertaking. Funeral and interment later announced.
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Castleberry Street
Gilmer
West Pine Street
Grady Hospital
Barclay & Brandon
Women Speak at Conference in Jackson Georgia
The Flat Rock Bible conference ends after ten days of services led by Mrs Rolfe Hunt wife of Dr Hunt president of the Atlanta Bible School She delivers Heroes and Martyrs to wide approval Misses Daisy and Nettle Gray and Dr Hunt also deliver noted addresses Kate Greer of Atlanta has sung and helped gather attendees for the Atlanta Bible School session with many planning to attend.
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Jackson
Flat Rock
Rolfe Hunt
Hunt
Atlanta Bible School
Daisy
Nettle Gray
Kate Greer
Atlanta
Deadly shooting near Dravesburg shocks Pittsburg
In a Youghlogheny river camp quarrel a 28 year old James Painter dies and Katherine McCluskey 28 is wounded, while William Mullen 23 suffers leg injuries. Michael Cialo 18 confesses to the killings saying he acted after being robbed and discarded into the river.
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Pittsburg
Dravesburg
James Painter
Katherine McCluskey
William Mullen
Youghlogheny
Michael Cialo
McKeesport
Cialo
State and City Primary Voting Patterns Emerge
Indications show greater overall turnout in state and county races than in city contests. Fulton county registrars rush to meet new deadlines as city lists close August 2 while state and county close August 17, prompting voters to act now to support city and state candidates. Separate ballot boxes will serve eight city wards for both primaries with returns certified to respective committees. Alderman and council races in First Fourth and Fifth wards attract more interest, while county treasurer races dominate rural attention.
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Eykin
Lincoln
Staton
Fulton
Court of Appeals
Russell
Muscogee
Porter
Movd
Com
Townes
Dunbar
Richmond
Messrs
Blackburn and Bell
L . Roan
Stone Mountain Circuit
Fulton Superior Court
Fareater
Fulton County
Andy
Messrs Curtis
LaHatta
Hilburn
Wooa M Pincher
Dr. Baskin
GB E Ppace
M M Turner
Adams
Styron
Fruit society seeks 600 dollar annual appropriation
Georgia lawmakers consider a 600 dollar yearly grant to the State Horticultural Society to print and publish their annual proceedings. Charles T Smith and Hugo N Starnes touted the handbook aiding fruit cultivation and varieties across the state, while debates arose over statutory authority and funding. A subcommittee was formed to study the request.
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Georgia
Charles T Smith
Concord
State Horticultural Society
House of Representatives
Smith
Hugo N Starnes
Experiment Station
Matthews
Houston
Commissioner of Agriculture
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Bible School
Atlante
Charles E Dowman
Emory College
Dr Dowman
Misa Daly Gray
Munroe College
Wildisuas
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Ryder
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Leisure
Philadelphia Ledger
G. H. Carswell
Reid
T. B. Sirmans
HE. B. Strange
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H. W. Rountree & Bro
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Messrs Matthews
Talbot
Ha of Representatives
McClatchey
Mickmaids
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