WGM Radio Lineup Showcases Neri and Volpi Entourage
Mrs Ward M Neri leads a Friday broadcast on station WGM featuring vocal solos and piano duets by her pupils Miss Sara Thompson Theron Adams and Miss Nesbit. The program includes market reports weather and business reviews as well as a later studio lineup with Miss Glove Walker Rudolph Lehman and Ernest Durrett in a vocal and instrumental showcase guided by Signor Emilie Volpi with piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward M. Neri
Atlanta
Myrtle Sima Nesbit
Saara Neri
Dimmat
Sara Thompson
Theron Adams
Nesbit
Neri
WGM
Viano
Neshi
Sara ‘Hompson
Mya
Yvonne
Emilie Volpi
Waite
Miss Glove Walker
Hudolph Lehman
Ernest Durrett
Miss Walker
Lake Lose
Rudolph Lehman
Desert
Mel Walker
Mr. Lehman
Signor Volpi
WGM_ steel
Anton
WOM
Fine Up Here Station WGOM Concert Report
A fragmented note notes a Thursday night concert on WGOM with an elusive description. It mentions a performer or listener named Cassing Givett, aged 62, and lists an address at Ciest nut street in Rensselaer MLA, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGOM
Ciestnut Street
Rensselaer
Mla
Bowling Smith to Broadcast on WGM Tonight
Bowling Smith orchestra, popular in the South, will perform on WGM from 6 to 7 PM tonight. Atlanta musicians form the group, known for harmony and appeal to dancing crowds as they return to the “old reliable” station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Smith
WGM
Wo. Wy
Bil
South
Pew
Prchestra
Atlanta
Rowling-Smuth
Bowling-Smith
Very Clearly Station Letter From Baker Jr To Dear Sirs
A brief letter from John Ye Baker Jr of Dethi Louisiana thanks WGM for clear conversion information and requests the broadcaster's program. The note emphasizes clarity of reception and cordial closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGM
Pease
John YE Baker, Jr
Dethi
Entertaining Friday Broadcast by WGM Artists
Listeners enjoyed a varied post noon program on WGM with market reports, weather and news flashes. Atlanta pianist Alma Garrett Ware sponsored the show featuring soprano Olivia Curtis and pianist Elisabeth Curtig with Mrs Butler singing. The trio performed solos and duets while Curtis contributed piano pieces and Ware assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGM
Alma Garrett Ware
Atlanta
WOM
Olivette Bull Ix
Pianst
Ahaabeth Curtig
Bartlett
Butler
New Orchestra Makes Big Hit In Atlanta
The Footwarmers, Atlanta’s new orchestra, impressed listeners on Station WGA Friday night under Hill Mima with Phil Schoeneck as manager. The group, praised by locals as skilled and lively, is set to perform again Monday on WROARAIN from 10 30 to 10 45 P M, continuing its rapid rise in the South. June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footwarmers + orchestra
Atlanta
WGA
Hill Mima
Phil Schoeneck
WUM
South
Tillie
Wroarain
Star & Biog
New York Stock Exchange
Eris
Butte
Famone Mayers Pr
Diy
Pere Mary
Rumely A
Fed
Ajax
Ad Rumely Pd
Ubf
Fleischmaann Co
Fainipe
Alask Junis
Horce
al Chem & Coy
Freeport Tex
Pitta Coal
Pitta & W Va Sam Ag Chem
Am Car & Fay Na
Geo Motors
Gimbet Bros
Geodtich, IF
Goodyear T & R
Nor Pr
Great Nor Ore
Mead
Lgrepa
Gulf States Steel
Corp
Ha'shaw
Aig Kemington
Replagie
T & St
Am Levon
Houston
Roy
Dutch
Hodrawic
Stevi
Qty &T
Aya Wy
I“ Uy
Winnin Central
St & We Uy
Indiahoma Tet
Frda Ally
Thiand Stech An Aang Ag
O& Baty Am Sugar
Ati
iTula
ANT
Tnt Cement
Hh Way
Simmons Co
Tnt Gt North
South Pace
Earg
South Ry
Reneonds
UG Arnold Cutal
Lins Jones
Atchison & Ot
Kel-Apring
Sten Warner Oo
Coast Line
Kennecott
Strom
Frost
Stuccaker
Ita A
Gulf
Tang& Nash
Tinton Und
USLIS
Ruras Bros Bk
Union
Ren Gare
Crp & F
CLP & P
Cero de Paseo
Miami
Sm & BR
Far
H & Gt West
Utah
R&t
Mortgemene Ware
Stators Nee
van Raalte
T&f
Chile
Amy
Crea Coln
Cylorio Fu
Rik & Aone Path
Ol & Sa
Columaa & Kl
Colum G
Ar West Five & Mfr
Bas
Motors
Wheeling & TE
Menkaw
Santhiy
Steet
Nor & Wort
Cobarane
Bay PE Wickwire Sp
Wills Ov Uy
Cohan
Er Paettin c A OF
Villa
Yameystown
VL & West
Owens
Tame
Keep It Up Station Praised For Broadcast Quality
A reader from Vida, Adc. VY writes to WGM Gentlem en praising the station for its broadcasting quality and program arrangement, calling it fine entertainment for the evening. The note ends with a courteous salute and encouragement to keep up the good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGM
Haber
Vida
Adc. VY
Better Homes Sermons Planned for Sunday in Atlanta Churches
Atlanta ministers of the Evangelical association set Sunday sermons on Better Homes to launch a drive for improved homes starting next week. A two member committee from each church was formed to organize the campaign, with Dr. Henry B. May appointing Walter A. Sims of 55 North Moreland Avenue to represent Inman Park Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes
Atlanta Evangelical Association
Campaign For Better Homes
Henry B. May
Inman Park Methodist Church
R. Walter A. Sims
North Moreland Avenue
Georgia Cotton Condition Deteriorates Across Regions
The report shows cotton in the state severely stressed by weevil damage and hail with some fields unable to yield. Farmers boost fertilizer use and may use more calcium arsenate while improvements appear where stands are better in the west compared to the eastern district. District averages hover around sixty-one percent of normal with notable regional variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Seaboard
Montgomery
Savannah
North Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Chattooga
Loyd
Gordon
Paulding
Poll
Whitfield
North
Barroww
Clarke
Cobb
DeKalb
Forsyth
Gilmer
Gwin- Jackson
Milton
Oconee
Pickens
Walton
White
Banks
Elbert
Franklin
Habersham
Taft
Lincoln
Madison
Oglethorpe
Stephens
Wilkes
West—Campbell
Carroll
Chattahoochee
Coweta
Douglas
Fayette
Haralson
Har- Heard
Henry
Macon
Marion
Wether
Muscogee
Pike
Schley
Spalding, & Tayior
Troup
Center
Baldwin
Bibb
Bleckley
Butts
Crawford
Dodge
Greene
Hancock
Houston
Jasper
Johnson
Jones
Laurens
Monroe
GC Morgan
Putnam
Rockdale
Ferro
Treutlen
Washington
Wheeler
Bie Wilkinson
Dawson
Fulton
Montgomerion
Vo. G
Bulloch
Candler
Columbia
Effingham
Emanuel
Glasscock
Jefferson
Jon
McDuffie
Richmond
Screven
Warren
Baker
Calhoun
Clay
Decatur
Dougherty
Farly
Graf A Miller
Mitch
Quitman
Randolph
Seminole
Stewart
Sumter
Terrell
Thomas, Sr
Webster
Atkinson
Ben Hill
Berrien
Ae Brooks
Camden
Charlton
Glynn
Liberty
Wong
MclIntosh
Pierce
Tattnall
Toombs
Ware
Wayne
Three Special Trains Bear Texas Shriners To Convention
Three special trains carrying Texas Shriners moved toward Washington for the imperial council meeting. Delegations arrived from Austin Legiventon and Houston on the route through New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Texas Shriners
Imperial Council
Washington
New Or Trans
Austin
Legiventon
Cotton Growers Start Campaign For Membership
The American Cotton Growers' Exchange trustees authorize a nationwide campaign for cotton growers beginning July 4 and ending September 1. Trustees from several Southern states attend. Carl Williams of Oklahoma re elected president. C C Mone Dallas re elected secretary treasurer. EB Kilgore of Raleigh re elected vice president. Williams notes over 100 million dollars of business by Cotton Co operatives this year and members earning 26 to 27 cents per pound for cotton.
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Dallas
Texas
South
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Alabama
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arizona
C. L. Stedey
Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association
G. Hi. Conwell
Georgia Association
Carl Williams
C. C. Mone Dallas
EB. W. Kilgore
Raleigh
Cotten
Williams
Religious restraint provokes fatal riot in Durango
Ten people were killed and seventeen wounded when a mob stormed the provincial palace in Durango City in protest against a law limiting to twenty five the number of clergymen per denomination. Military patrols and troops were deployed as police fired over the crowd. A Catholic committee led a march of about three thousand to plead for repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Durango City
Provinial Palace
Toalare
Varsity School for Boys Closes Graduates Medal Winners
Diplomas were Friday night presented to 1% seniors of the University School for Boys by Professor W. T. Turk at the Atlanta Woman's Club auditorium. Medals awarded include the scholarship medal to Preston Frazier and the French medal to Asbury Bryant. Salem recipients also honored as best all around man and scholastic work in grades six and seven. Dr. Henry Alford Worter delivered the principal address with medals awarded by Dr. Arthur Libby. A large city salutes closed with a special train to Houston delegation. imperial council trip details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School For Boys
W. T. Turk
Atlanta Woman's Club
Preston Frazier
Asbury Bryant
Ivantsey Boswell
William Tieniz
Russell Timmons
Henry Alford Worter
Second Baptist Church
Arthur $. Libby
Oglethorpe University
Charles E. Warman
Troy Kilvings
George T. Carlin
Robert L. Williamson
Chester O. Gordon
Thomas F. Angles, Jr
George G. Walsh
T. Woolford
William R. Bentley
Perrie Jackson
George T. Jenkins
Winslow Davidson
McClaren Johson
Harry 8. Purnell, Jr
William FP. Russell
Grady A. Leach
Chester Gordon
Asbury
Weather Review Signals Mixed Cotton Outlook Across States
Weather conditions in the week ending May 29 varied by state. Texas was warm and sunny with beneficial showers, while Oklahoma and Arkansas faced heavy rain and damage. Cotton progress ranged from poor in Georgia, Mississippi, and Florida to fair or better in Louisiana and North Carolina, with widespread cool, wet weather hindering field work and transplanting in several regions. Weevil activity and crop delays were noted in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Department of Agriculture
Carolinas
Trans- Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Cotton Belt
West Gulf
Otlahoma
Louisiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Virgina
Southwest
New Mexico
Arizona
Curb Market Sees Slump After Jones & Baker Suspension
New York June 1 a reactionary curb market trend developed as trading volume fell after the suspension of Jones & Baker which previously handled 20 to 40 percent of curb business. Oil shares and cheap mining issues led declines with several miners posting losses while British American Tobacco rose on an interim dividend. Separately prominent businesswomen plan a 3 million dollar club house in New York and Jersey City welder Mrs Katherine Nelson stands out as a notable worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jones & Baker
Cities Service
Galena Signal
Gulfd
Pennsylvania
Vacuum and
Standard Oil
Kentucky
Prairie Oil
Gan
Glen Alder
Durant Motors
Delaware
British American Tobacco Con Poy
New York City
Mutual
Ette
New Mex & Ariz Tand Co
Industriate
Omar
Acme
Philips
Imuthem P & Re
Celisla Co
Ube i
Amal Lend & Zars
Tei D & W Coal Avy Roth
Arizona Globe Sn
Douglas Pectin
Heyden Chemical
Hudson Co
Cresson
Imperial Tobacco
Lake Torpedo Bt
Crown Reserve
Natores Tyspere
Eureka Croesus
Mercer Motors
Fortunn Oh Oly Ba
Midva Tl
Delows
Galafield
Deep Wan
Mungiauwear, Inc
AL Am Gna
Jachnot
Natl Supply’ Co
Cosdtiem Frornnce
New Jersey
Patterson Bros
Peerless Motors
Henrietta Silver
Prima Redio
Kodig Corp
Radio
Howe Sound Co
Reo Motor Truck
Routh Coal & Trou
Manon Valley
Shiprarda
Nomnion
Porcupine
United
Atlantic Lobna
Biler Mines
Borne Serimser
Imperial
Canada
Eatherland
Indiana
Ba Tech Hucher
Tonopah Belmont
al Marcella
Tonopah Friension
New York Transit
Fisher Bofy
Fisher Body
Prairie OW & Gaa
Galena Biz
Eaxtern
General Agphalt Sa
Penn
Kanai
Kennecott
Tig Indizo
Fee
Rollinz Mills Qato
Ohio Power
Tel & Tel Ga
Ray
Atk Iit
Iesite
Teaver Board
ATG Ely
Shawshern
Beth Steel Ta
Bolvay & Cir
Bu Federal
Equity Pet
Glenrock
Sane
Sun
Livingston Pet
Napire
Argentige
Inracaibe
King Netherlands
Pena Oi
Federai Sa Ge
Mexico
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Reliable
Wgat
Derr
William Roner
Box
Hopkinsville
Pope Pius
International Women Suffrage Alliance
Atlanta .Constitution
Rand McNally Radio Atlas
Tom
Constitution Building
U.S
GtokGla
Cotton Growers
Durango
Palace of State
Vasp
Kunicht
N. Y
THE
Associated Press
New York Curb Exchange
Jones & Baker Firm
Katherine Nelson
Jersey City
N. J
United States
Fessie MacFarlane
Bessemer
Mich
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