Yaarab Temple Welcomes Visiting Nobles for Feast and Tours
Visiting Mahi Temple of Miami and Jerusalem Temple of New Orleans arrive by train and automobile caravan. Yaarab nobles organize breakfast at the Masonic temple, then motor rides and a barbecue at East Lake before departure at 2:30 pm. The Jerusalem caravan includes 345 members with bands, patrols, and escorted groups, aided by a large ladies committee at Brookwood station.
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Yaa‘rab
Cominy
Miami
Fia
Jerusalem Temple
New Orleans
O'Clock
Yaurab
Lou Credeile
Automobile Committee
Sam Johnson
Mahi Entertainment Committee
Masonic Temple
East Lake
Terminal
Noble Credelle
Bel
Brookwood
Mahi Temple
Yaarab Temple
Albert L. Dunn
Jerusalem
Derbert W. Kifiser
Frank J. Herman
Patrol
al Dunn
Antes
Brookwood Station
Noble
Olin Stamps
T. A. Cameron
Glover Thrash
Frank Brotherton
Carl Owens
Yahrab Patrol
Atlanta
East Lake Country Club
A B
Yaarab Temple Hosts Jerusalem Caravan Party Details
The Jerusalem and Mahienravans nobles plan a day of swimming golf boating tennis and dancing from 2 to 6 pm ending with dinner at 7 pm, then a dance at Roseland Hall from 8:30 to 10:30 pm for Yaarab temple nobles and ladies. 100 cars will be needed to transport the 125 members to Terminal Station for trains. honorary memberships are noted for several nobles.
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Jerusalem
Mahienravans
Masonic Temple
Roseland Hall
Yaarab ‘Temple
Terminal Station
Charles Weinberger
Yanrab
Andrews
al Donn
Lon Credelle
Georgia Leads in Liquor Raids Report Remains Unclear
Federal prohibition director Fred J. Dismuke reported Georgia destroyed more distilleries than any state during seventeen months from January 1, 1922 to May 31, 1028. He cited totals for beer and whisky destroyed, arrests, prosecutions, seizures, and property losses, praising officers and courts while urging vigilance against propaganda.
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Georgia
Fred JD. Dismuke
Dismuke
Tam
Sam
Tecan Sa
Insurers to Meet in Atlanta Association Event
Joe L. McMillin general agent of Volunteer Insurance will speak at the Atlanta Association of Life Insurers meeting at the chamber of commerce building Wednesday at 1 o clock Julian Boehn president will preside
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Joe L. McMillin
Volunteer Insurance Company
Atlanta Association of Life Insurers
Chamber of Commerce
Julian Boehn
Georgia Sheriff's Association Opens Convention at Kimball House
The annual Georgia Sheriff's association meeting begins Friday at the Kimball house, with Sheriff James I. Lowry coordinating arrangements. Sessions run through Saturday, with topics of interest to state sheriffs. President O B Jarman of Turner county will preside. Emerald replication remains elusive to science.
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The
Georgia Sheriff's Association
Kimball House
James I. Lowry
O. B. Jarman
Turner County
Womitiwan Men Challenge Suffrage Rights in Court
Georgia voters debate the nineteenth amendment as male plaintiffs seek to overturn a state ruling on poll taxes for women who voted in Albany. The Davis and Warde case reaches the U S Supreme Court, arguing men are deprived of vote rights by sex.
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Ralph T. Jones
United States of America
Supreme Tribunal
Davis
Warde
Albany
Dougherty County
Georgia
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 were held Sunday for J. M. Hale a hero of the Civil War who died Saturday evening at the Confederate Soldiers home in town. The services took place at Rock church with local mourners in attendance.
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J. M. Hale
Rock Church
States
the Rock Church
Confederate veteran Hale dies in Atlanta at 78
Hale, eighty, veteran of the Confederacy, died in Atlanta after moving from Rex to be near comrades. Born July 4, 1845 in Walton county, he served in the Thirty second Georgia. Funeral by H M Patterson and Son. Survived by his son J G Hale and daughters Lena Dease and G W Estes, plus three other sons, all of Rex.
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Atlanta
Hale
J. G. Hale
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan
Walton County
Rex
Thirty-second
Georgia
H. M. Patterson
Senator Harris to Join Savannah River Navigation Trip
Senator William J. Harris accepted Augusta board of commerce invitation for a Savannah river trip June 22-23 with lawmakers and Augusta business leaders to promote river navigation. He will speak in Winder on June 8 Lexington and Crawfordsville June 21 and Hawkinsville June 11, outlining his four year Senate record 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
Fongrers
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Urbain Chandeur
San Francisco
Cal
Merry Widow
Forp Frour Co, Nash, Tena
Ford
Tate
Neforn
Booklee
Tomlinson Estate
Tate Spring Hotel
Tate Spring
Ena
Yaarab
Savannah River
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Coe
Coldsprey
Dust
Lorraine Manufacturing Company
New York
Leonard St
U.S
Kay
Peachtree St
Incorporated
Gomer of Washington Hnd Pulaski Street
Rosemary
America
Peachtree and Kimball Sts. Hemlock
Rosemary Funeral Directors’ Home
Athens, Ga
West Peachtree
Kimball Streets
Pryor Street
Rosemary Funeral
W. Gartine Johnson
Clarence J. Hill
T. J. Climer
S. Pryor St. Main
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