Macon Rotarians Plan Inauguration Trip
The Macon Rotary Club plans to send about 2000 residents to Atlanta for Judge Nate Harris inauguration as governor on June 28. The trip includes drum and bugle corps, with special trains departing June 20 at 7 am and returning at 5 pm, totaling over seven hours in the capital. Coordination is by the Macon chamber of commerce and Rotary subcommittee members.
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Macon Rotary Club
Macon
Atlanta
Nate Harris
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Harris Masonic Lodge
Tris Chamber of Commerce
WH C. Johnson
Rotary Club
Rotary
Ramsey
D Jones
W Oh
Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Belated Diploma Sent to Confederate Vet’s Widow
At the University of Georgia trustees meeting the board authorized sending a diploma posthumously to the widow of former student Dr H Hardwick of Covington. Hardwick, a Confederate soldier, had his college course cut short by the war three years earlier.
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Athens
Board of Trustees
The
University of Georgia
H . Hardwick
Covington
State High School Meeting in Athens Highlights
The Georgia State High School Association meeting in Athens draws 75 cities and towns. Science and history conferences feature leaders from Brenau, Mercer, Wesleyan, and the State Normal, with a focused track meet and a Brenau scholarship contest in the evening.
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Athens
Georgia State High School Association
Dean Wardlaw
State Normal
Pearce
Brenau
Johnson
Wmoer
Hooper
University
Sellers
Mercer
Leon Smith
Wesleyan
Cunningham
Georgia
Brenau Conservatory
Annie Mae Anderson
Statenboro
Thelma Pitman
Summershird
Hacel Jolly
Fitzgerald
Bury Trickett
Columbus
Hurth
Annin M Ledford
Decatur Bixth
Kathleen Hlack
Thomaston
Dixie Highway Route Praised in Inspection Report
A four page report on the Dixie highway from Macon to Thomasville, prepared after a tour last Monday, is being mailed to Clark Howell of Atlanta and WT Anderson of Wacon. The study, led by Yiward Foun Clark and Joseph G Gardiner, commends the western Dixie route as magnificent though noting places needing immediate attention.
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Qutman
Macon
Thomasville
Clark Howell
Atlanta
WT Anderson
Wacon
Yiward Foun Clark
Brooks County Industrial Club
Joseph G Gardiner
Thomisville Commercial Associant
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Florida Counties Propose Dixie Highway Limerock Road
Two Florida counties Jefferson and Leon move to build a four mile limerock concrete road from Tallahassee to Monticello along the Seaboard Air Line line. County crews will maintain the road for ten years with permanent road gangs in each county. Madison County already agrees to a similar plan. Local quarry owners supply limerock free. concrete plant to crush it locally.
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Lloyd
Fla
Jefferson and
Leon
Florida
Tallawaggee
Monticello
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Mienney
Madison County
Madison
Tallahassee
Dixie Highway
Dixie Highay
Jefferson Counties
Douglas Man Becomes State Civil Engineer
Douglas Ga June 10 Apectat Hartwell a Douglas man will move to Atlanta June 23 to take up his duties as civil engineer at the capitol under the administration of Governor elect N Harris.
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P— AW ‘Hartwell
Atlanta
Capitol
N & Harris
Shorter Prepares For Greater Future
Rome June 10 Special Shorter college closes for summer as President Van Heese moves his office to a college bungalow. Faculty members plan vacations, with many visiting Columbia and Chicago to stay in touch with progress. Names include Milas Anne Raynor, Vilas Blangne Vatl, Edith Van Gilive, Mary MacDougall, I R Hogan, Emmeline Green, Paul Cousins, Arnett, and others. Research and study arrangements target Columbia, Boston, Chicago, and Washington libraries.
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Chicago
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Virginia Wendel
Lindsay Ax
Vilas Blangne Vatl
Boston
Edith van Giliwe
New York
University of Chicago
Shorter
Mins
Mary ” MacDougall
I. R Hogan
Mf Bishop
Mise Emmeline Green
Paul Cousins
Co-lnjubia
Arnett
Congressional Library
Washington
Chemistry Lab to Expand for Organic Work and Biology Lab
The report notes a chemistry laboratory will be installed for organic work and the biological laboratory will be greatly enlarged with expanded work. In the north, Professor Arnett will buy a complete outfit for a psychological laboratory. Shorter is growing and the next year should be the most successful in its history.
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Brooks County Farmer Sues Quitman Dentist
on June 10 a Brooks County farmer filed suit against Dr J H Boozer a Quitman dentist seeking damages alleging that mistaken injections of two treatments of sulphuric acid into his gum caused injury and medical harm.
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R Bwilley
Brooks County
J. H Boozer
Hoozer
Dentist's alleged miscare sparks ten day illness suit
A city court suit claims a dentist mistreated a patient during a tooth treatment. The plaintiff alleges the error caused great suffering and about ten days of illness, seeking roughly $1,100 in damages.
Two Negroes to Be Hanged in Quitman Friday
Gutman June 10 reports Brooke County set for its first legal execution in 23 years. Jack Miller and Alfred Goosby, convicted of murder, will die between nine and noon at the jail after a courtroom siting. Sheriff Wade will oversee a tightly restricted ceremony with officers and clergy present. John Thomas, also sentenced to hang, will not be executed pending a motion for a new trial.
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Gutman
Brooke County
Jack Mhler
Alfred Goosby
Thomas
Ne-Groes
Wade Wall
John Thomas
Body of Campbell Mangled in Fall at Stone Mountain
The body of J E Campbell aged 22 was found mangled after a fall of about 300 feet from Stone Mountain. A coroner was called to hold an inquest. Campbell had been ill with typhoid fever and disappeared from the town’s business district Wednesday morning. His body was found near AO Venable’s residence after searchers traced him to the mountain. He was the son of W P Campbell, a market man at Stone Mountain.
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DeKalb
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W P Campbell
Dr Harris to Address Atlanta Osteopaths Tonight
Dr QL Hanna of Atlanta to address the Atlanta Osteopathic Society in their regular monthly session at the Hotel Ansley. The talk covers diagnosis and treatment of nose and throat diseases with emphasis on Edwards treatment for catarrhal deafness and a new osteopathic procedure. Stage will preside.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Osteopathle Society
Ansley
Edwards
de Harris
A T Sunt Research Institute
Dr Dubose to Speak on Lawn of First Methodist Church
On Sunday evening June 13 at 8 o clock the first open air services will be held on the church lawn conducted by Hew DuBose. The sermon will address Atlantas Burning Question and the meetings are open to the public.
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First Methodist Church
Hew DuBose
Baraca Banquet at Hast Point Baptist Church
The Baracas of Hast Point Baptist Church will hold their first annual banquet Friday at 3 pm in the Tumsin Brothers Healey Building Hav en Fones, with the class teacher as toastmaster.
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Hast Point Baptist Church
Tumsin Brothers
Healey
Haven Fones
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