Emory College Plans Major Improvements at Oxford
Oxford Ga June 7 special The second day of commencement featured an oratorical contest among junior speakers with topics ranging from life in the mountains to immigration The board of trustees announced plans to replace the sub freshmen with a primary academy linked to Emory University and to create a high school like Phillips Exeter The academy will use a separate building with Haygood hall as its center and will prepare boys for college at the lowest expense consistent with quality The college will also strengthen modern languages mathematics chemistry biology and physics with new faculty and equipment Dr Dickey is said to resign the presidency but will serve through fall amid noted debates and prize awards for juniors and freshmen across multiple disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Sean . W. Bryan
Hin
Bryan
Hinggeld
Pierce Cline
Waleska
Mountains
M_R. Ellington
J. H. Haley
Elberton
G. Diem
Ye L. Hart
Buena
Vista
South
Jay Hays
Hauston
C. F. Sealey
Howard
LH. Ware
Pineview
Uling
Mart
Sealey
Cline
Georgia
Hart
Gansider
Ford
Covington
Haygood
M Jas
Philips-Exeter Academy
New England
Emory University Academy
Mt Ist
TR. Co
J. P. Hanner
J. G. Stipe
M. A. Goodyear
Silpe
University of
Bmery College
United States
Few
Deford W. Gn
Wo Medatom
Hm. Careman
Lineville
Ara
L W. Logan
Faro
Warren Loftis
Atlanta
Xeller Mellon
Blule
Gald
T. H. Shackelford
Hogannville
Guy Wade
Boston
W. Davie Waleska
Brown Len Ese
Eldrid Whaley
Phoenix
E. L. King
Madison
Enoenix
Jon P. Fars
Bevannah
James T. Whittleacy
Columbus
Lester Ramble
Forsyth
nelBnior Gren Means
S. B
Whaley
Erta
Melton ‘Athletic
Medsl
Morris Wal
College Park
J. Inouye
Kiota
Ja-pan
Dodson Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Help
Ridged sales pitch touts Dodson Liver Tone as a harmless alternative to calomel promising faster relief without griping or salivation. Claims it strengthens digestion and won’t make users sick, urging readers to consult a doctor and try a 30 cent bottle.
Youth receptions entertain by non fraternity students
Beautiful young women from all parts of the youth are in evidence and to tighten social bonds they are being entertained at receptions hosted by non fraternity students and by various fraternity chapters.
Brighter Day League Expands at Federal Prison
The Brighter Day league the Salvation Army prison group increased its At lanta federal prison membership by fourteen after Major Thomas Cowan of New York spoke. The program aims to visit hold meetings and aid inmates with Bible reading prayers and conduct guidelines. Cowan praised Atlanta as a model facility and stayed to confer with authorities as reforms aligned with SA policies are in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighter Day League
Salvation Army
Fea |Ral
Thomas Cowan
New
Yor
Major Cowan
At- Tanta Federal Prison
At- Janta
At- Tanta
Toccoa Union Revival Meeting With Success
Toccoa Georgia June 7 The union revival meeting led by Reverend Acre Fort of Nashville with Reverend J F Den Toccoa First Baptist Hey C J Stacy and Reverend W S Robison will continue through the coming week The past week saw many conversions and strong attendance All businesses closed during service hours except banks and the post office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toccoa
Acre
Reun Aen Fort
First Baptist Church
Nashville
Tenn
J. F. den
Toccoa First
Farmer switches from cotton to alfalfa near Rome
John Whatley of Mayd county ten miles from Rome quits cotton and pivots to alfalfa. He owns four acres with a crop averaging eight loads per acre. Alfalfa yields about 2,000 pounds per load and current price exceeds $200 per ton. He expects substantial earnings from this shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whatley
Mayd County
Rome
Rome Autoists Plan Blaze of Alabama Trail
Rome Georgia June 7 Special To arouse interest in the Dixie Highway Alabama section a Rome committee will drive to Birmingham by way of Center and Gadsden and return via Anniston and Talladega. Fifty cars expected with public meetings at Gadsden Birmingham and Center. Also St Augustine adopts manager form government by a vote of 18 with 1,512 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Alabama
Dixie High- Way
Rome Hoosrere
Birmingham
Center
Gadsden
Anniston
Talladega
Genter
Commission For
St. Augustine
Fla
Two Men Denied Bond Rights in Police Court
In a police court session on Monday afternoon R. E. Marks and Walter Hopkins complained they were held without bond after arrest for using abusive language toward officers. Officers testified they responded to a call, entered the private room, and were cursed. the recorder noted the issue of bond while asserting the men should have access to bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
R. E. Marks
Walter Hopkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emory College
Great Academy
Floyd Farmer
Youn
Dental Office
Ios
Whitehall Street
Mitchell
Summer Strand
The
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!