Celebrate Davis Birthday Today
The birthday of Jefferson Davis, former president of the Confederacy, is celebrated this day June 3. A large gathering is planned in the state capitol at 3 PM with speakers, music, and Confederate veterans honored. numerous organizations in Atlanta assist with arrangements and decorations.
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Jefferson Davis
State Capitol
Aulapte Camp
Artec Avery
Atlanta
Charles Phillips
Ev. W. W. Memminger
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Ran Iaon
Anna Benner
Phillips
W. N. Roberts
W. A. Elde
H. B. Ellis
Jesse D. Jermpan
Mitchell
Davis
B. King
A. O. Woodward
Davies
Jeffers Davis
Atlanin Chapter
U. D.C
Children of the Confederacy
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Tlaies’ Memorial Association
War Mothers
Otex Mitchell
FP. J. Maloney
Seventh Grade Cinsa Medal Winners and Prizes
The Seventh Grade awards list multiple medal and prize winners. Paul DeGive receives the Cinsa medal with distinction. Harold Hirsch earns several prizes in grammar spelling and memory. Paul Gandley and Abner Hirsch win grammar prizes, Franl Handley and Harold Hirsch receive spelling and composition honors, with Harold Hirsch also recognized in history. Additional prizes go to Paul DeGiver for arithmetic and memory lines, Raymond Monice for penmanship, Robert Riely for grammar spelling and history, and J Smith and others receiving related recognitions. various students such as Louis Cole, Carl Chotean, and J. Reynolds noted among awardees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul DeGive
Harold Hirsch
Paul Gandley
Abner Hirsch
Fanl Handley
Harold Hisch
DeGive
Arith
Paul DeGiver
Carl Chotean
Raymond Monice
Pan DeGive
Robert Riely
Louis Cole
Raynad Bloomfield
J. Smith
Lenix Cole
Caphy
Reymond Bloomfield
J Smith
Riely
Loula Cole
Robert Trlebr
Coterman
Joseph Beynolds
Herbert Fleas
Wea
Harry May
Charica Andrews
Carl Vincent Aene
John Patrick Campbell
Benjamin Regenstinn
Finglieh
Benjamin Regensting
John Patrick Campbell Prine
John Tstrick Campbell
Charlea E . Tewman
Howard Bosworth
Benjarmin Regenstine
Edward Kannapell
John Tatrick Campbell
Clore
Carl Eberenz
John Hicces
Mansfield Wiliams
William ‘van Houten, Jr
Monofield Wiliams
von Tye Card Eberenz
John Ruggina
Art Eberenz
John Higgins
William VanFtouten
Clare
Curtis Taylor
Patrick Leo Eiseman
Curtin Taylor
Dickerson Tide
Charles Keeney
Jack Tway
Cure Taylor
Dickeraon Wide
Thomas Molier
Dickfreon Lide
Corti Taylor
Patrick Teo Elseman
William Wing
Fieron Hale Rive
William Ewiieg
John Belt Prive
William Evwieg
John Filletton
Bacon Hale
John Billett
Rae Hate
Victor Varnadoe
William Eving
Tecon Hale
William Ervine
Charter Andrews
Marion
J Tattersa
J. Tatteranul
Cherles Andrews
Charles Andrews
Eubanke
Tattereaul
Tattersant
Cherlen Andrews
Thomas Arnold
Charles Andrew
Charter An- Aeewa
James Herger
Medals Awarded Across Local Schools In 6th Grade
Edward Miles wins Hllen Ottley McCabe medal for sixth grade at Morgan Falla school with five pounds in gold from Mrs Connolly. Lois McDonald wins Bolton school prize named Elizabeth Mather. Mary Boswell earns Mrs Stevens medal at Immaculate Conception Parochial School. Marie Koullen wins Bessie Moran Everett medal at St Anthony Parochial school. Cathrine Collier wins Joseph T Burk medal at Woodbury Hall. Doris Williams secures Mrs Charles T Paullips medal.
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Hllen Ottley McCabe
Edward Miles
Morgan Falla School
Fulton County School
E. L. Connally
Lois McDonald
Bolton Schood
Elizabeth Mather
Mary Boswell
Immaculate Conception
Bessie Moran Everett
Marie Koullen
St. Anthony
Joseph T. Burk
Catherine Collier
Woodbury Hall
Charles T. Paullips
Doris Willains
Emory Trustees Offer Ten Acre Campus to Scarret Bible School
Emory University trustees voted to offer a ten acre campus to the Scarret Bible Training school of Kansas City as an inducement to move to Atlanta and operate with Emory. A committee will confer with civic bodies on measures to attract the school, which may bring a $1,000,000 plant and hundreds of students to Atlanta. Vanderbilt and Birmingham Southern have also bid for Scarret.
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Emory University
Scarret Bible Training School
Kansas City
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
McAgures
Scarret
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham-Southern
Birmingham
W. J. Thompson
Emory
Candler, Thomson and Hirach
Southern Methodist Church
Candler, Sr
H.W. Cox
University
Benton Kay hearing postponed as police seek Ruby Trizie Benton
Police cannot locate Ruby Trizie Benton who faces a statutory charge and is a material witness in the Benton Kay shooting. Recorder Johnson postponed the hearing until Wednesday. Attorneys say Mrs Kay is staying voluntarily at the police station to avoid possible trouble at home.
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Ruby Trizie Benton
Benton-Kay
Recorder Johnson
4. EB. Kay
Firefighters Push North of Maniwaki Amid Widespread Fires
An army of firefighters forced their way north of Maniwaki on the Gatineau river as vast tracts of timber burned and property losses rise to millions. Some fires gain control while new ones flare elsewhere as dry weather continues to dry crops in Quebec and Ontario.
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Toronto
Maniwaki
Gatineau River
Quebec
Ontario
Banquet Planned For New Members Of Negro Y M C A
Preparations are under way for a banquet to honor new members of the colored Y M C A who joined during the campaign. Sixty five needy boys will be presented, with fees paid by A F Hernion and 8 F Boykins id Thomas F Slater. Date of the banquet is not yet set.
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Colored Y. M. C. A
A. F. Hernion
F. Boykins
Thomas F. Slater
Hawkinsville Pistol Duel Leaves Men Wounded Near Home
At a Hawkinsville area party two miles east of town John Henry Perdue and Elmore Sanders fought with pistols. Perdue was shot four times through the lungs and is at the point of death. Sanders was stabbed in the abdomen and shot once. Both men, married with children, are in precarious condition. The cause remains unknown and no statements have been issued. Perdue is brother of Jerry Perdue, recently shot and killed in Hawkinsville.
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Hawkinsvill
W. W. Doris
Hawkinsville
John Henry Perdue
Elmore Sanders
Perdue
Jerry Perdue
Sanders
Candidates Needed for Training Camps at Camp MacClellan
The fourth corps area covering southeastern states leads in candidates for the annual citizen military training camp at Camp MacClellan Alabama but needs about 1000 more to meet its quota. Captain Donovan Yuell, C C M T C officer, says the army will accept applicants until filled, through local representatives or directly by contacting Captain YaelPe offices in Red Rock building.
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Fourth Corps
MacClellan
Ala
Donovan Yuell
Red Rock
Army
Inter
Corns Mez
YaelPe Oifics
Marist College Graduating Class Sets Record
Marist College announces its largest graduating class with 27 cadets. The ceremony includes military drills, academic exercises at the Woman’s Club, salutatory by Harvey Alexander, valedictory by Arthur Altmayer, and diplomas awarded by Commandant Captain Eugene R. Schmid. Several named graduates receive medals and prizes across English, math, Latin, French, and history.
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Woman's Club
Tiarvey Alexander
Mack W. McElherney
Joseph Bean
Arthur Altmayer
Eugene R. BE. Schmid
James 4. Trorton
Marist
Harry Wiliam Abelson
Armand Arteaga
Harvey Baker Alexander
Arthur Joseph Altmayer
Joseph Tobias Brown
Walter Herger
John Joseph Bradley
Victor Eugene Corrigan
Louis Cart Eberenz
Joseph Gailmard
Edwin Rich Hans
John Michael Higgins
Ralph Francis Follahd
William Jasper Keeling
Frank David Lovette
Winter Benedict Luckett
John Boykin Madden
William Oscar Matthiessen
Harry May, Jr
David Evans Miller
Clarence J. Murphy
William John McAlpin
Francis Joseph Stephene
Winter Tackett
Harvey Alexander
Frank Lovett
Cines
John Devitt
Tnymond Smith
Buglieh S
Harria Hurst
Karl Kane
Frank Kadler
John
Randolph Perrr
Astimi Harris
Randolph Terry
Jack Tway
Dressmaking Classes to Begin on Monday
A Smith-Hughes program offers dressmaking and millinery sessions starting Monday for three weeks. Four classes per subject, two on Mon Wed Fri and two on Tue Thu Sat, with two time slots each day. Held at Commercial High School in rooms 41 and 42, limited to 15 members.
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Smith-Hughes
Smith- Hughes
Commercial High School
Lehigh Junior Elected St Pauls Society Head
HL Ross Greer of Atlanta a Lehigh junior was elected president of the St Pauls society at Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa. The society is made up of Episcopal students at Lehigh.
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H. R. Greer
Lehigh
HL. Ross Greer
Atlanta
Lehigh University
St. Paul's Society
Bethlehem
Vim and vigor of youth in African bark tonic
Advertises Re-Bild-Tabs a vitalizer claiming to restore vim vigor and vitality using African tree bark extract with additional tonics. Promises noticeable improvement within 24 hours and a 24 hour money back guarantee. Sold at $1 for five days through Jacoba Pharmacies and He-Bill Laboratories contact.
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Jacoba Pharmacies
He-Bill Laboratories
Kansas City
Jacobs Pharmacy
Atlanta
Thought 3 Little Children Needed Mother's Care
A testimonial claiming severe stomach pain ended after taking Mayr's Remedy, which the ad says removes catarrhal mucus and polishes intestinal inflammation. It asserts a single dose proves results and offers money back. Jacobs' Pharmacy and druggists advertise it.
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California
Mayr
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Additions Planned for State Capitol Expansion
Lawrence Camp of Campbell county, soon to be a state representative, announced a bill to renovate the capitol at a cost of 250000. He will seek to add two wings to house the supreme court and court of appeals in one, and the state library and museum in the other, freeing space now leased by the state.
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Lawrence Camp
Campbell County
Capitol
Camp
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
State
Academy of Science elects eleven new Georgia members
Eleven new members have been elected to the Georgia Academy of Science announced by Dr. BR P Stephens president of the academy. The new members include Dr James Paullin Emory University Dr Michael Hoke orthopedic surgeon of Atlanta Dr David F Barrow University of Georgia Dr David M M Smith Georgia Tech Dr William Henry Emerson Georgia Tech Dr J S Coon Georgia Tech Dr Joseph Krafka University of Geor gia Dr William F Watson Dr Andrew M Soule president State College of Agriculture and Dr John Finn Georgia State College of Agriculture.
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Athens
Georgia Academy of Science
BR. P. Stephens
University of Georgia
Academy
James ®. Paullin
Emory University
Michael Hoke
Atlanta
David F. Barrow
David MM. Smith
Georgia Tech
William Henry Emerson
J. Sam Guy
J. 8. Coon
Joseph Krafka
William F. Watson
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
John Finn
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Colored Tabernacle Association Formed in West Side
T. L. Ballou, a Negro evangelist, organized the West Side Tabernacle Association Friday night. The group aims to erect a tabernacle with seating for 6,000. J. B. Norris chairs the board of directors and M. J. Williams leads the auxiliary board.
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T. L. Ballou
West Side Tabernacle Association
West Side
J. B. Norris
M. J.wiliams
Martins Given Certificate for Lifelong Teaching License
The Georgia State Board of Education issued a Professional Life Certificate to J. O. Martin of Covington, the state’s oldest district supervisor, after meeting college and experience requirements. The license recognizes four to five years of college work and extended teaching experience, reflecting new rules for teacher certification in the state.
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Georgia
State Board of Education
J. O. Martin
Covington
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