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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
16
Charles Conradi files a $5,000 damage suit in Fulton Superior Court against N. J. Gunter owner of the car that hit Conradi at Pershing Point Tuesday. The plaintiff alleges injuries from the automobile collision and seeks indemnity for medical expenses lost wages and other damages.
Richard Hubbard a Tech High School graduate from East Point received a scholarship to the University of Florida for excellent scholastic work. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W W Hubbard.
Savannah June 5 Special Following is the Bar Association of Georgia tribute to the late Luther Rosser of Atlanta offered by Judge Arthur G Powell chairman The memorial portrays Rosser as majestic in court a strong advocate with relentless logic and a warm generous nature It highlights his devotion to family friends and public service and notes his impact on peers judges and students The resolution ends with Great lawyer good citizen faithful friend thy test is one sorrow.
Atlantic City June 5 A banker from Guaranty Trust Francis H Sisson told the financial advertisers that advertising will play a growing role in public affairs as democracy seeks to show voters. He said advertising will attract better brains and fuel creative talent in business science art and literature. P H Gadsden urged utilities to use steady paid publicity to win goodwill rather than wait for a crisis. The Associated Advertising Clubs held departmental meetings outlining publicity topics. Transportation issues loom as the convention debate shifts toward Texas for 1925 and London as a site for 1924.
Emory University conferred degrees on 153 seniors from its five schools at a Tuesday commencement. Dr Samuel Chiles Mitchell delivered the baccalaureate address urging graduates to accept college duties. Military commissions were presented by Major Louis A Valligant, with numerous reserve officers named and some certified for future commissions. Prizes and medals were awarded by deans, including the Gus taf DeBain English medal to Lloyd Walter Chapin and the dean’s medal to Ralph Pharr, who will join the Atlanta law firm Dorsey Shelton and Dorsey. Medical certificates of efficiency were granted to five graduates.
A list of graduates includes Archer Wilburn Beasley summa cum laude Louis Geffen com laude Warren Bond Matthews summa cum laude James A Dombrowsky cum laude Arvan C Floyd cum laude Adwin Ames Gil Ham magna cum laude Edward Monroe Wise magna cum laude James Boswell Mitchell Jr magna cum laude James Harris Parks summa cum laude and Alva Allen Knight cum laude.
Mrs Rebecca Tate widow of late U Q Tate died at home of her daughter Mrs R Ir Wright in Elberton at age 99 She leaves two sons James L Tate and W B Tate Interment was at Bethlehem church Sunday She was said to be the oldest citizen in the county.
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