Uniform Short Hours for Laboring Men Sermon Echoes Great Need
Dr Jacob L White at Baptist Tabernacle argues for a universal eight hour day as essential for laboring men. He cites causes of strikes and warns long hours harm health, morals, and productivity, urging federal action and church support to secure shorter workdays for all workers.
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Jacob L. White
Jacob L White
The
Baptist Tabernacle
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Belanca
Profemor Clank
Columbia
Imnall
Ivaden
Zameone
England
Mark
Hue
Howlok Ang
Oman
Pawer
Wilson
Secona
Germary
United States
Ye Ile
Behu
Iqvecin
Keven
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Cad Wales
Miss Pearson Tribute From Atlantas Junior Auxiliary
Mary Pearson, president of the Junior Auxiliary of the Diocese of Atlanta, died in an automobile accident near Bolingbroke. The mourners, including her mother and brother, express sorrow and praise her devotion, energy, and spirit. Edith Lengle Graham, Mes Yt Downing Bla lm Kee sign the tribute for the Junior Auxiliary.
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Mary Pearson
Bolingbroke
Janitar Nevihary
Diocese of Atlanta
Miss Pearson
Focens
Atlanta
Aualiars
Edith Lengle Graham Mes
Downing
Alumni Banquet Follows Atlanta Law School Graduation
More than 100 alumni will attend the annual banquet at the Ansley hotel following graduation exercises at the Atlanta Theater. Judge Joe Lumpkin and Judge Nash K Broyles are among speakers with Hamilton Douglas Sr and others on the toast program. Thirty one graduates will be present and receive diplomas or certificates. two women students will receive certificates only.
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Atlanta Law School
Ansley
Buail Stockbridge
Alumni Association
Joe Lumpkin
Supreme Court
Nash K Broyles
Court of Appeals
Hamilton Douglas
Law School
HL Bellingrath
Clnes
Atlanta
Judge Browieg
Hamilton Douglas Sr
Hewitt W Chamberg
J Walter LeCraw
Georgias
Arnold
Hubaere
Wil
Hensie Castleton
Mies
Agnes Louise Klein
Hamilton Douglas, Sr
Mia Castleton
Tmnrty-Three
Red Men of Georgia Arrange Atlanta Council Events
Final plans for the Red Men of Georgia annual council in Atlanta are set. Local committees meet tonight with national officers arriving tomorrow for preliminaries. opening address by Maj James G Woodward and welcomes by J R Miller with remarks by F O Downes and Thomas H Jeffries. A trolley ride to Stone Mountain, degree work Wednesday night, and a Thursday memorial for Judge Robert T Daniel are on the agenda, with unfinished business and a possible night session Thursday.
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Red Men of
Georgia
Atlanta
Great Council
F O Downes
Bouton
Mass
Rea
Stone Mountain
Robert T Daniel
Robert the First Fride of Brooks County Pig Joins Fame
Quitman Georgia June 12 a Brooks county pig titled Pride of Brooks has been sent by express to Misa Mabel Redding at the Georgia Chamber of Commerce in Atlanta. The gift, donated by Norman Hendry, aims to boost Brooks county agriculture and pork industry with the prized Duroc Jersey sow.
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Quitman
Brooks County
The
Express Company
Robert
Brooke
Misa Mabel Hedding
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Misa
E . Clarke
Brooke County Industrial Club
Clark
Georgia Chamber
Clarke
Pride of Brooks
Mian Redding
Mian
Mabel Redding
Georgia Chamber Commerce
Atlante
Robert the Fleet
Brooks
Pastor Claims Some Wars Justifiable in Sermon
Rev C W Daniel at First Baptist church argued that Jesus did not ban war but that some conflicts may be justifiable. He cited U S actions in Cuba and emphasized future world peace under God’s Kingdom bringing lasting happiness and righteousness.
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Jesus
C W Daniel
First Baptist Church
Lusitania
Dr Daniel
Bibote
United States
Cuba
Spain
Kingdom of God
Jesus Christ
Union of Colored Baptists In Georgia Elects Leader
Four hundred fifty thousand negro Baptists in Georgia met in Maron last week to consolidate and elect Professor O W Reddick head of Americus Industrial College as president. The union plans an Armory gathering with noted speakers from National Baptist and Home Mission boards and a white church leader as chair. The event features a major chorus and aims to celebrate the historical coming together of Georgia's Negro Baptist groups.
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of Georgia
Maron
O W Reddick
Americus Industrial Collery
Giorgi
Auditorium Armory
Kes
E E Morris
National Baptist Convention
Helena
Ark
W G Parks
National Baptist, Econvention
Philadelphia
RB Hudson
National Convenion
Selma
Ala
Rew E
Issacs
National
BOY Pou Board
Nashville
National Baptist Convention of the Negro Churches
United States
Wheat Street
Richard Carrot
Columbia & C
Victor J Masters
Home Mission Board of
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Richard D Stingon
Pulanormal and Industrial Institute
James Bryan Jim
Grady County Live Stock Association Formed in Thomasville
The Live Stock association of Grady county organized with broad farmer support to improve stock raising. At a recent meeting seventy five new members were asked to join. Abroddenberry was named president and D L Williams secretary.
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Thomasville
Live Stock Association
Grady County
Ahroddenberry
DL. Williams
Cornelia Woman Dies On Her 58th Birthday
Cornelia Iowa June 13 Mrs N Neal dies at home on her fifty eighth birthday after a brief illness Survivors include her husband and several siblings Funeral services will be held Monday at the Baptist church conducted by Reverend W J Barten Interment will be at Level Grove Cemetery
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Cornelia
Specia
N Neal
Baptist Church
Ite
J Barten
Level Grove
Property Owners on Ponce de Leon Plan Road Repairs
Property owners on Ponce de Leon Avenue are urged to attend a citizens meeting tonight at Walter McElreath’s residence to discuss final plans for funding. The improvement costs about $50,000 and will be a joint city county project. A majority of owners favor brick paving between the car tracks and asphalt macadam along the tracks.
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Portce de Leon Avenue
Walter McElreath
Fragrant facial wax promises clear skin and gentle glow
An old advertisement touts a clear freak with girlish complexion using a axed wax applied like cold cream. It claims gradual, no inconvenience improvement revealing healthy skin and a rejuvenating treatment for wrinkles with a powder saxolite solution.
City Sermon Warns Fast Young Men Toward Safety First
Dr Proctor at First Congregational church delivered the second Safety First sermon condemning smoking and drinking by the young man as a toboggan toward hell He urged parents friends and institutions to act as warning signs urging the fast young man to change course and seek safety everywhere.
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Hell
Dr. Proctor
HH Proctor
First Congregational Church
Blacks Formed Union To Rob Smokehouses In Cordele
Cordele Georgia June 33 Special A smoke house union existed among negroes in Cordele and the group planned burglaries in several counties. Officers arrested WH Jones Donnie William and James Stafford after evidence showed they took large quantities of meat from John W Jones of Worth County. The Jones family leader confessed to the police the union’s existence and thefts across Donly and Worth counties.
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Cordele
Donly Counties
Through Train Links Atlanta and Asheville To Start Soon
Southern Railway to inaugurate the first through service between Atlanta and Asheville on Sunday June 27 with Pullman sleeping cars between Macon and Asheville and between Atlanta and Lake Toxaway. The schedule shows departures from Atlanta 6 40 am and arrivals Asheville 7 3 am, with return trips to follow. Additional trains will connect Hendersonville and Lake Toxaway to handle Atlanta Lake Toxaway passengers. A separate Pullman car service between New Orleans and Asheville via Atlanta begins June 20. Through service between Atlanta and Franklin via Tallulah Falls debuts July 4 on trains 11 and 12 from Atlanta.
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Aitlanta
Asheville
Southern Railway
Macon
Atlanta
Lake Toxaway
Hendersonville
Atlanta-Lake Toxaway
Pullman
New Orleans
Tallulah Paty
Ira N Oc
Rankilo
Franklin
Naval Academy Probe Far From Concluded
Annapolis Md June 13 Investigations into irregularities in naval academy examination papers continue by a court of inquiry appointed by the Secretary of the Navy Daniela. The case now includes eight midshipmen and six ensigns on trial after the seven original defendants were convicted and recommended for dismissal. Testimony from officers and midshipmen aboard the practice squadron is sought before the Fanema canal cruise to San Francisco begins next week.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Daniela
Inet
Fanema Canal
San Francisco
Railroad Enjoined From Removing Tracks in Georgia
Cordele Georgia June 1 Special A temporary order was issued by Judge F George enjoining the Fitzgerald Ocilla and Broxton railway from removing tracks between Osterfield and Broxton a fourteen mile span. Citizens acted against the road after the receiver accepted a bid of eight thousand six for the track. Permanent injunction hearing set for Vienna on June 31.
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Cordele
F George
Cordele Judicial Alvent
Witsgerald Ocilla and
Broxton
Osterfield
Hela Bene Aucme George
Vienna
Paroled from Mitchell County gang Fargason case details
Thomasville reports C Fargason released after a twelve month parole by the prison commission. The man once carried $5000 from Southern Express, fled north, was arrested, served four years, and later had the sentence shortened through a deal with his father to the commission.
First Cantalope Shipment From Thomas Count
The first carload of cantaloupes from Thomas count in the UK region was shipped from Metge on Friday by Jon Ives and Sam Miller. The shipment arrived several days earlier than last year’s initial carload, marking a pace-setting start to the season.
Summer Sunshine and Pleasant Reminders from Jno L Moor
Ad fragment for Jno L Moor and sons at 4237 Broad Street Grant Building offering oil styles. Includes brief vacation reminiscence line and promotional tone. Readable text centers on a local business advertisement without clear dates or events.
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Cousac
Jno L Moor, & Sons
Kodaka
Broad Street
Grant
Curb Improvement Plan Backed by Property Owners
General Cornell ready to carry out the curb and sewer work if at least 51 percent of abutting property owners sign a petition agreeing to the assessment plan. The move signals broad support for the street enhancement and funding approach.
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Cornell
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