Wesleyan Holds Fine Exercises with Twenty Nine Graduates
Twenty-nine young ladies graduated at the Wesleyan college in Macon Georgia with President Guerry and faculty presiding. The baccalaureate address inspired the crowd as the day featured essays, music, and chorus pieces. The class officers and numerous graduates, from Macon to Tampa, Nashville, and Shanghai, were listed with awards and positions announced.
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Brown House
Macon
College Chapel
Guerry
Mendelssohn
Blanche Rucker
Bettie Lou White
Elfenrelgen
Kroger
Hazel Hamilton
Canned Gooda
Misa Snaan Leonard
Talbotton
Misa Blanche Moss
Demorest
The
Ladies Home Journal
Flora Carter
Tampa
Flo Quartet
Lady Chile
Olle Belle Holt
Mina Wilson Richland
Charle Mae Carter
Susan Leonard
Milas Anna Quillian
Treaurer
Annie Mae Strickland Rastatant Trearey
Estee Manning
Martha Hays
Mine Wilson
Mary Lee
Annie Lou Beweil
Beulah Pirkle
Campaign for New Church in Savannah Georgia
The Epworth Methodist church congregation in Savannah started a campaign for a new church building after buying a large adjoining lot. Funds will be raised by subscription with hopes to complete the building by October 1910. Rev Loy Warwick leads the movement as plans are outlined by the building committee next Sunday.
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Savannah
Epworth Methodist Church
Loy Warwick
Lucy Cobb Commencement Weighs In on Home Evolution
The Lucy Cobb commencement closed with Dr Henry C White of the University of Georgia delivering a keynote on the evolution of the home, urging women’s usefulness in modern households. Diplomas were awarded to many graduates including Daisy McDonald, Nellie Cheney, and Helen Michael, with honors noted for several Athens and Milledgeville entrants. A meeting of the Alumnae Association decided to erect the John Gerdine infirmary funded by subscriptions.
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Athens
Lucy Cobb
Henry C White
University of George
White
America
Daisy McDonald
Nellie Cheney
Helen Michael
Ida Bele Booth
Ketherins Erwin
Ruth Harper
Marjorie Brown
Hattie Pottle
Edith Danson
Annie Ashley
Jeanne DuBose
Susie Brandon
Leawood Ogiesby
Roberta Autier
Blanche Alston
Geneva Green
Lama Ashley
Jennie Young
Ruby Whitehead
Seaboard Shortest Line to Memphis Advertised
A brief transport note promotes the Seaboard route as the shortest line to Memphis with a fare of 8 dollars 65 cents for the round trip. The contact point is 88 Peachtree Street телефоны 1100.
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Memphis
Seaboard
Peachtree
Exhibition by Boys High School Showcases Wood Iron Work
The technology department of Boys High School hosts an exhibition of student works on the main floor, featuring drawings, chairs, clocks, tables, and iron and steel tools. The event highlights hands on training alongside English, mathematics, and science, noting graduates can enter tech schools without examinations and the path toward Georgia Tech.
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Bove’ High School
Tre
Technological Department
Tech
Georgia Tech
Despondent Student Karl Sisk Ends Life Behind School
Russellville Kentucky June 2 Essel Sisk 16 of Dixon Ky a Bethel College student killed himself with a pistol behind a local school as commencement week began He had been missing since Sunday and was found in bushes half a mile from town Emphasized by his father Rey E G Sisk a Baptist evangelist of Dixon Ky
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Russellville
Essel Sisk
Dixon
Bethel College
Stek
Rey EB G Sisk
Dixon, Ky
Mercer Law Class Holds Exercises and Prizes
Mercer university law graduates receive degrees as Judge Emory Speer delivers the annual address at Macon. Prizes awarded for constitutional law and top grades go to George Alexander Adams of Dewey Rose and John Burke Harris of Macon. The ceremony includes admission to practice before state and federal courts.
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Brown House
Mecon
Mercer University
City
Friends of the Institution
Jameson
Emory Speer
Lansing Burrowe
O D Fleming
Car- Tallton
John Burke Harris
Macon
Mercer Glee Club
Rex Lansing Burrows
Americus
College of Arte
Trestees
Pargall
McCall
John G McCall
J J Watson
Aiken
Ala
Blalock
Charles Blalock
Atlanta
W J Blalock
Easay
KD Fleming
Carrollton
Hardman
W B Hardman
Commerce
C C Youmans
Waveroas
James Wesley Adams Dewy Rose Newell Greene Bartlett
Richland
Samuel Joshua Bowman
Ringgold
Joe Stoken Brown
Monroe
William S31tania Brown
Irwinton
James Luther
Jlaxton
Bartow
Flournoy Bryant Clark
Crosland
Robert Thomas de Foor
Hazlehur
Folaom
Thurman Hendricks McCoy
Nelson Dagg Mallard
William Henry Martin
Oglethorpe
Henry Martin Melton
Dawson John
Thomas Miller
Gainesville
Samuel Ernest Aflehsell
Sumter
Richard Ezekiel Parrish
Valdosta
Millard
Fillmore
Robert
Waco
Albert Coffman Roddenbery
Cairo
James Arthur Scogin
George McIntosh Sparks
Jerry Mitchell Walker
Griffin
William Parks Walker
Griffin James Jefferson Watson
Ala Bowman
Just Wise
Plains
George Washington Wood, Jr
George Alexander Adams
Law School
Emory Spear
Acttors
United States
W H Felton
Speer
Department of the Law
George Alexander Adame
Dewey
Adams
George Alexander
Dewey Rose
Elbert County
Barnés Robert Waddell
Burch
Alexander Austin
Dublin
Cleveland
Philip McLaren
Griffin Crawley
Jerome Waycross
Dell
Sidney Douglas
Sylvania Diamond
Sydney Hamilton
Tallahasage
Fla
Davis
Dorsey Tatum
Lavonia
Elmore
Edward Clayborne
Claxton
Evans
Thomas Worthen
Farmer
Thomas Ghorston, Jr
Newnan
Fort
James Arthur
Gunnar
Oliver Clayton
Nashville
Gunter
Atlants
Hancock
George Wade
Sylvester
Harris
John Burke
Macon Henson
Taylor Nubson
Chaestae
Lumpkin County
Johnson
Sylvester Hill
Siloam Johnston
Greene Sharpe
Stainsboro
Jones
Henry
Osmund
Lee
George Thornton
Parratt
Legg
Homer Avery
Morganton
Lunsford
Julian Rodgers
Preston
Markey
George Henry
Millwood
Ware County
Miller
Hudson
Roughton
David Twiggs
Riddleville
Smith
Horace Frederick
Marshall Ady, Jr
Hagan
Starlings
Wiliam
McRae
Breed
Rufus Noel
Eton
Murray County
Tucker
Frederick Clifford
Walker
John Singleton
Waycross
Willingham
Frank Bartow
Forsyth
Worrill
Charles William
Cuthbert
Encement Held at Morris Brown College
Morris Brown college held its annual commencement with over 2000 attendees. Bishop Coppin Professor Hawkins and Dr Jackson were among visitors. Stinson reelected to lead the industrial department. plans announced to expand industrial training and facilities. Work on the Rome federal building will start next January with a 24 foot extension to the west side court room and a three story dome addition.
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Morris Brown College
Turner Tabernmacle
L 2d Coppin
John R Hawkins
T H Jackson
Plana
Bishop Smith
EK W Lee
W G Alexander
H R. Butler
Richard D Stinson
Stinson
New York
Lewis Nixon
John Temple Graves
McArthur
Carnegie Hall
Aplrit
Rome
Rome Federal Building
Festmaster Barclay
United States Court Room
Masonic Temple
Southern Railway extended thanks at national convention
At the twentieth national convention of Travelers Protective Association in Asheville North Carolina the Maryland division offered a resolution praising Southern Railway for facilitating travel and comfort for delegates and visitors. The company and officials were thanked for arranging transportation and for sending passenger agents and a chief to assist attendees. H Hardwick, passenger traffic manager, spoke to the convention. McKay receives fine watch in Macon Georgia on June 2 4. John J McKay formerly with Firemens Fung Insurance is named manager at Atlantic National Insurance in Macon.
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National Convention of Travelers Protective Association
Asheville SC
Maryland
Southern Railway
National Travelers Protection Association
Asheville Pleasant
Ita
H Hardwick
A 'McKay
Macon
John J McKay
Firemens Fung Insurance Company
Edgar & Wilson
Mr McKay
Atlantic National Insurance Company
New D A R Adds 1051 Members Since Election
At a Washington meeting of the national board on organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution the group announced 1051 new members have been admitted since Mrs Matthew T Scott was elected president general.
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D. A. R. Washington
National Board On Organisation of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Matthew T . Scott
The
Order
Alfred Broom Speaks at Decatur on Davis
Alfred C Broom a local lawyer will deliver the principal address at Decatur this afternoon in the DeKalb county courthouse. The honor event celebrates the birthday of Jefferson Davis with Broom's study of his life and work. Agnes Lee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy and the Clement A Evans Camp Veterans sponsor the exercises.
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Jefferson Davis
Decatur
Jodoch
DeKalb County
Alfred C Broom
Bar Association
Willeliver
Broom
Tost Cause
Agnes Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Clement A Evans
Memorial Association of de- Kalb
City Attorney Hill Improves Slowly at Home
City Attorney Hill witham PF Hill resting at 163 West Peachtree Street after several days of illness. Reported to be improving gradually, with hope for full recovery as conditions improve. Wu Ting Fang Goes to Peru on mission to inspect Chinese nationals abroad and holds multiple diplomatic roles. Governor Swanson issues requisition for Mary Tarback in Dinwiddie County for murder and theft tied to her husband’s death. body found hidden. she remains in custody at Springville.
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Witham
PF Hill
West Peachtree Street
Hill Hae
Tarback
Richmond Va
Swanson
New York
Mary Tarback
Dinwiddie County
Springville
Digestive Woes Warn of Modern Life Pressures
An old ad warns that weak stomachs signal overall weakness and cites modern stresses, fast meals, and poor timing as causes of indigestion. It promotes a dollar bottle from B C DeWitt laboratories with a larger size offering more value, urging readers to buy promptly.
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