Baby Cottage Groundbreaking At North Georgia Orphans Home
The Orphans home of the North Georgia Methodist conference in Decatur held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Baby Cottage. President Hemphill and Dr. Walker Lewis spoke as visitors from Atlanta and Decatur praised the project, noting plans to add a printing office and a shoe shop to train older boys. The event featured touching stories of care for vulnerable infants, highlighting the institution's rapid growth and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace P. Reed
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Decatur
Atlanta
R. A. Hemphill
Hemphill
Autania
Alabama
Trogen
Walker Lewis
First Methodist Church
Fle
Howard L. Crumley
Fram
W. F. Cook
Sam P. Jonow
Sam P. Jones
HA. Hemphill
Jesse Boring
W. FP. Cook
Rey
Sam FP
Jones
Basia
Messrs
George Muse
W. A. Gregg
Asa G. Candler
Er Lewshe
W. Gress
R. L. Jones
Hall Frog
Iris
Er Lawshe
G. W. Gress
P. Chambart UN
R. W. Iaddox
F. Mr
Joseph Hirsch
Gregg
T. M. Brumby
Marlette
AG. Rhodes
Ware Furniture Company
J. D. Owings
Atlanta Table Company
W. A. Crumley
L. H. Beck
J. G. Simmons
Judge Palmer
J. W. Hurt
Flint
Trinity
Park Street
F. M. Coker
MT Berry
Mesera
Hesphil
H. A. Hemphill
Eer
Muse
H. L. Crumley
G. W. Gringr
A. E. Saxons
C. Barkstale
Mise Lily Reynolds
Cashew
Afd
Annia Dodge
Mary Cowan
Jolla Vo Tani
Maggie Price
Teeas
Cemmley
Geiner
Breargent Hemphill
Ground is broken for a baby cottage at First Methodist
A lengthy account describes the ceremonial ground breaking for a baby cottage to aid orphans and motherless children. It highlights the church's role, donor support, and the home’s history including founders and benefactors, noting continuing fundraising and community involvement.
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G. W. Griner
Fev
Lovejoy
South Attani
Joseph Raine
Church Society
Elizabeth Bord
Alina Parks
Annie Lyken Rice
Ghe
Bar
Hac
First Methodist Sunday School
Raine
Gard
W- M. Nixon
Christian Enterprise Aids Homeless Orphans In Georgia
An observer praises a visit to a juvenile colony, noting President Hersplein and colleagues dedication to rescuing homeless orphans. The orphans appear bright and hopeful, thanks to the Christian mission's efforts, which keep busy men connected to compassion and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan
Itea
High Plains
Georgi
Hersplein
Lres
Georgia Attorney General Remarks on Trust Legislation
Georgia Attorney General M. Terrell argues that state courts apply the act cited, but broad trust and monopoly control needs both federal and state action due to the commerce clause. He cites Governor Pingres and Attorney General Griggs, urging repressive measures to guard the public, reflecting early 20th century regulatory views.
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J. M. Terrell
New York City
Atlanta
New York
N. Y
General Assembly of Georgia
Unig
Seere
Georgia
Union
Pingres
Griggs
M. Terrell
Plans for Woman's Co operative Home Opening May First
The Executive Board of the Woman's Co operative Association met at the Y M C A and discussed plans for the boarding home for women to open May 1. The board unanimously named it the Woman's Co operative Home and will hear committee reports on furnishing and related matters at the April 24 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Cooperative Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Woman's Co-operative Home
Callaway Chosen Trustee for Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Gov. Candler appointed Hon. G. H. Callaway of Augusta as a trustee of the Georgia Normal and Industrial College at Billedgeville to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. Patrick Walsh. The announcement emphasizes Callaway's education background and long service at the institution. The executive order notes the vacancy and confirms the appointment.
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Board of Industrial Gallege
Govermor Candier
Candler
G. H. Callaway
Augusta
Georgia Normal and Industrial College of
Billedgevilla
Pattick
Walsh
Walin
Yaira Wos & Trostes
Bia
Callaway
Teland
Hia
Follor
Atlanta
Geor- Walsh
Foquinte
Enoch H. Calla- Brtarape
Srt
Neues Lategia Normal and Industrie
News and Gossip in the Department of the Gulf
Department dispatches reveal leaves of absence for West Lieutenant William Rafferty for five days after examination at Fort Monroe. Bravery in the Spanish American War spares General Prisoner Frederick Klein from unexecuted sentence. A board at Augusta Ga will examine officers for promotion, with several lieutenants named for reporting to Major James N. Alligden.
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Department of the Bull
William @. Rafferty
Fort Monroe
Battie
Spain
Frederick K.ie
Sixth Infantry
Department of the Gulf
Frederick K Lie
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Lperty
Burgeon H. Mr. Cohen
United States Army
Greenville
S. C
Washington City
Army
Augusta
James N. Allison
United States Volunteers
Samuel M. Swigert
Third Cavalry
Winfield
Edgerly
Seventh Cavalry
Henry L Raymond
Philip G. Wales
Tyrea
H. Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
Jamies N. Alligdn
Leutenant
Michael J. Lenihan
Second Infantry
Edward BR. Ghrismmary
Steth Infantry
Hugh J. Gallagher
United States
Volunteers
Wirat
James B. Hughes
Tenth Cavalry
John G. Workizer
Robert McCleave
Intantry
Seton
Alexander E. Williams
Second
Infantry
George, Videier
Clydell Hawnins
George B. , Pritchard
In. Nath Cavalry
Murray Hill Baptist Church organized with 22 members
A new Murray Hill Baptist Church formed Sunday afternoon from the North Kirkwood mission. Prominent Atlanta Baptists attended including Dr A T Spalding Rev S G Hillyer Rev V C Norcross. Rev Hillyer presided, 22 members joined, clerk Richard Pendleton named. Recognition service followed with prayers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Kirkwood Mission
Murray
Hichard Pendleton
Hillyer
Murry Hill Baptist Church
F. L. Motley
Oxford
New Organization Members Recognized in Benediction
Reverends G. Hillyer V. C. Norcross and A. T. Spalding received recognition from the assembled group. The ceremony concluded with a benediction pronounced by Rev. J. G. Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hillyer
V. C. Norcross
A. T. Spalding
Ylaitors
J. G. Newman
McKinney Goes to the Tower in Mule Theft Case
Henry county farmer W D McKinney, 20, was jailed in default of $200 bond after being charged with stealing four mules. He claimed he traded for a horse with a man of color and a white man, but no evidence supported the statement. He awaits trial in the Tower. Nearby items promote Suwannee Springs Florida baths, a breakfast train to Atlanta, Isaaca Pens, and portraits by Miss EB S Jeter with ads for Lowndes Building.
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Henry County
W. D. McKinney
Justice Fouts
McKinney
County
College of Optics advertises opportunities in Atlanta
A fragmented notice from a College of Optics section invites bright young men and women to explore optics studies and related sites in Atlanta and surrounding states. It mentions Moots, Moore, and lighting courses, highlighting opportunities for advanced education and training in optics in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optica
Ate
Ellam & Moore's College
Eestres College of Atlanta
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Coromentes
Methodist Orphans’ Home
Dr. Walker Lewis
Jesus
Christ
Jeruselem
Ansutal
Raby
Ayet
Wm. Walpole
Walshtown
Ayer
Murray Hill Baptist Church
Coneny Uy
M’kinney
Suwanee Springs
St. Louis
Western
Atlantis
St Louis
Sleeping Car Agrvice
John M. Miller
Marietta Street
Jeter
Uttle Lowndes Suilaing
Abante
College OF Optics
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