Visiting Nobles Planned for Early Morning Arrivals
Yaarab temple in Montgomery prepares early for a large visiting caravan from Jerusalem temple in New Orleans and Mahi temple in Miami. About 345 members and escorts will be hosted with arranged automobiles, breakfast at the Masonic temple, and later a barbecue at East Lake before return to the terminal.
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RED Bull
Yaarab
Nobela
Mahi Temple
Miami
Fla
Jerusalem Temple
New Orleans
Yaurab
Noble Lon Credelle
Automobile Committee
Sam Johnson
Mahi Entertainment Committee
Masonic Temple
East Lake
Noble Credelle
Brookwood
GIS
Yaarab Temple
Albert ZL. Dunn
Gond Lme
Jerusalem
Herbert W. Keaiser
Frank J. Herman
al Dunn
Sadies
Antes
Brookwood Station
Noble Dunn
Walter P. Andrews
J. O. Seamans
R. A. Burnett
J. E. Speer
R. O. Estes
Olin Stamps
T. A. Cameron
Glover Thrash
Frank Brotherton
Carl Owens
Yohtab Patrol
Arcohnientians
Georgia sheriff convention opens at Kimball house
The annual Georgian Sheriff's association meeting opens Friday at the Kimball House with Sheriff James I Lowry in charge of arrangements and Sheriff O B Jarman presiding. The session runs through Saturday and will cover timely sheriff topics. after breakfast visitors tour local points of interest in Atlanta.
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Georgian Sheriff's Association
Kimball House
James I. Lowry
O. B. Jarman
Turner County
Atlanta
East Lake
Country Club
Yaarab Temple hosts annual visitors party and banquet
Visitors from Jerusalem caravan join Yaarab nobles for a day of swimming golf boating tennis and dancing from 2 to 10 30 pm with dinner at 7 pm in the banquet hall and dancing at Roseland hall 8 30 to 10 30 pm. Departures to Terminal station at 11 pm. honorary memberships noted for Weinberger Andrews Dunn and others. Around 100 cars needed to transport about 225 visitors. volunteers report to Noble Ton Credejle.
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Masonic Temple
Roseland Hall
Yaarab ‘Temple
Terminal Station
Charles Weinberger
Jerusalem
Yaarab
Andrews
al Dunn
Yanrab
iNoble Ton Credejle
Georgia Leads in Liquor Raids in 1922, Dismuke Reports
Federal prohibition director Fred Dismuke states Georgia destroyed more distilleries in 1922 than any state. He lists seventeen months of work with figures on beer and whisky destroyed, arrests, prosecutions recommended, seizures, and property losses, noting improvements but warning against propaganda about a national drinking surge.
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Georgia
Fred D. Dismuke
Dismuke
Sayat
Selle and Digtilieries Destries
Galtona
Natag
Jan
Thin Gates
Antilean Sea
Insurers to Meet in Atlanta Life Insurance Group Session
Joe TL McMillin general agent of Volunteer Insurance will be principal speaker at the Atlanta Association of Life Insurers meeting in the chamber of commerce building Wednesday at 1 o'clock. Julian Boehn, president, will preside.
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Joe TL. McMillin
Volunteer Insurance Company
Atlanta Association of Life Insurers
Chamber of Commerce
Julian Boehn
Under Suffrage Laws in Court Date: 1920s Georgia Supreme Court ruling
Ralph YT Jones reports on the Albany election case where Georgia voters argued that women voting without poll tax payments violated the Nineteenth Amendment. The Georgia court ruled those votes legal, prompting a U S Supreme Court appeal claiming sex-based voting rights abridgment.
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Ralph YT
Jones Te
United States of America
Supreme Tribunal
Davis
Warde
Albany
Dougherty County
Supreme Court of Georgia
Russell
Georgia Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
State Supreme Court
Federal Court
J M Hale Confederate Hero Laid to Rest at Rock Church
Funeral services for J M Hale, a Confederate veteran, were held at Rock Church Sunday after he died Saturday evening at the Confederate Soldiers' home. Hale, widely honored for his Civil War service, was buried with community tributes and military honors.
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J. M. Hale
Rock Church
States
the Rock Church
Veteran Confederate veteran J T Hale dies in Atlanta
OF J T Hale of Blackstock Hale and Morgan born July 4, 1845 in Walton County. He served in the Thirty second Georgia during the Civil War and lived in Rex Georgia before moving to Atlanta. Survived by son J G Hale plus two daughters Lena Dease Tulsa and Mrs G W Estes Rex and four other sons in Rex. Funeral by H M Patterson and Son.
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J. T. Hale
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan
Walton County
Rex
Atlanta
Thirty-second
Georgia
H. M. Patterson & Son
Senator Harris to Tour Savannah River With Delegation
Senator William J. Harris accepted Augusta board of commerce invitation to voyage the Savannah River from Augusta to Savannah on June 22 1993 with other congress members and Augusta business leaders to discuss river navigation. He will also speak at Winder Lexington Crawfordsville Hawkinsville and Athens detailing his four year senate tenure and current legislation.
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William J. Harris
Augusta Board of Commerce
Savannah
Augusta
Congress
Harris
Winder
Lexington
Crawfordsville
University of Georgia At
Athens
Hawkinsville
Senate
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