Many Problems for Methodists Conference in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City May 3 More than 3 009 ministers and laymen are expected to attend the quadriennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south which will convene here Wednesday The conference will adjourn May 28 The church faces issues on Vanderbilt University education equal suffrage for women and church authority as central items for debate with decisions anticipated by both educational and general church bodies.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Vanderbilt University
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Bishops Debate Residence Rules At Conference
The article discusses whether permanent bishops residences should be set by the conference. Currently bishops choose their own homes. It notes few new bishops may be elected this year, seven were chosen at the last quadrennial meeting. Secretaries and general officers of the church board will be elected. The bishops will preside over conference sessions in seniority order.
Courts to Decide Interment Place of T. E. Williams
Thomas H Williams died at his parents home and his funeral was held at Barclay & Brandon. His parents want burial in Hollywood cemetery Atlanta, while his widow seeks a burial with her kin in Dalton. The court will hear the interment dispute next Wednesday.
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Sunset Avenue
Barclay & Brandon
W H Bell
Hollywood
Atlanta
Kith
Dalton
Thomas E Williame
Barclay & Brandons
Mingledorff R B Dies At Sanitarium
Mrs B J Mingledorff 30 of 86 Capitol avenue died Sunday at 6 am in a private sanitarium She is survived by her husband a furniture company manager two sisters Mrs Laura Bell Cedartown and Miss Florence Husbin Rome her father John Busbin Lyerly a deacon in Gordon Street Presbyterian church Funeral from AG and Roy Donehoo chapel Monday night Rev Arnold Hall officiating Interment Tuesday morning at 5 0 over the Georgia railroad to Conyers
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Capitol Avenue
Peoples Furniture Company
Laura Bell
Cedartown
Florence Husbin
Rome
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Lyerly
Arnold “Hall
Georgia Railroad
Conyers
Record Week of Opera Ends as Stars Return Home
Atlanta wraps a record week of opera with six days of performances. Audiences, including many from the South, express love for the city and a desire to return next year. Metro opera is set to repeat its success, with 1915 expected to break attendance and receipts records.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
South
Educational needs of Negroes stressed in Atlanta meeting
A large mass meeting at West Mitchell Street Colored Methodist church addressed education and social welfare for Atlanta’s Negro community. Leaders from white and Black communities spoke on leadership in schools, church work, and broader cooperation to improve youth training and citizenship through Sunday schools and moral education.
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Atlanta
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J S. Flipper
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Notlse Glee Club
Grady Bond Issue Leaders Confident
Grady bond supporters push for a municipal Grady hospital funded by a $125 000 to $150 000 bond issue. Mayor Woodward and local clergy urge voters to back the plan, arguing pay wards ensure fair access and prevent burden on city treasury. The plan includes safeguards, medical staff inclusion, and oversight by a citizens committee ahead of the Tuesday vote.
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Lucy Cobb Exercises Begin May 22 in Athens Ga
May 3 Special report lists Lucy Cobb Institute events from May 23 to May 25 including commencement sermon by Bishop Theodore Bratton of Mississippi and a Spanish chorus, cantata, alumnae meeting, and annual reception, with concerts by Misses Mott DeSha and Walls and vespers led by the bishop.
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Theodore Bratton
Mississippi
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DeSha
Walls
Bishop Bratt
Fampus
Gerdine
Bramby
Governor to address Seventh District Masons at Rome
Rome Ga May 3 Special The Seventh District Masonic convention program has been completed. Delegates from all thirteen counties are expected for a two day session under Worshipful Master Max Meyerhardt. An open public meeting at the tame opera house titled ladies night will feature Governor Joan M Slaton along with several dignitaries.
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Max Meyerhardt
Jy Hanks
Tame Opera House
Joan M. Slaton
Rose Ashby
Order of’ Eastern Star
Henry Banks
LaGrange
Agriculure
J_D Price
Barry Wrirhh
FW Copeland
JW Bale
Improvement Likely In The Cotton Market
New Orleans reports a good opening tone with prices up 10 points over last week before dropping later. Traders cited late planting and heavy rain damage in the belt, with forecasts of replanting in Texas and a cautious outlook for the late crop. General sentiment hints at a modest next week rise despite current declines.
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New York
Eastern Bears
Texas
Bride deserted after two weeks marriage in Rome Georgia
A brief Rome Georgia report states a bride wed for two weeks then deserted after five days. The husband Gary Dean faced discussions about assets, including $71. The case mentions a mother and house as part of the filing, with references to Lindaie Urs Oia Rubinson and Phe wife from South Carolina.
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Urs Oia Rubinson Bean
Lindaie
Gary Dean
Rom
South Carolina
Just Before Leaving Home This A. M. A fashion sales note
Dearest please get yourself new shirts from Loisette Suk Madras Pongees Pian with soft collars. Patterns described as summery. Prices range from 1 to 2 dollars. Hats sennit and Palm Beach suits priced seven to eight dollars. Blue serge suits praised as safe. Ties recommended. new ones at 50 cents.
Woman swears war warrants against Dean for desertion
The mother in law swears out warrants charging Dean with desertion and obtaining money under false pretenses. She says he secured cash by claiming he needed dental work and left for a Rome dentist but did not return.
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Rome
In Memory of Pepper Memorial Session Held for Rep Irvin Pepper
Washington May 3 a brief memorial session was held in tribute to the late Representative Irvin Pepper of Iowa Speaker Clark delivered the principal address in the house tribute note.
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Washington
House
Irvin & Pepper
Iowa
Clark
T E Brown Appointed Bremen Postmaster
Bremen Ga May 9 Thomas L Brown a farmer and former Buchanan High principal and longtime Haralson County school official has been named postmaster in Bremen replacing L P Trimble who resigned after serving seventeen years.
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Thomas L. Brown
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Haralaon
L P Trimble
Trimble
Neighbors deny Wright withdrawal in sheriff race
The immediate neighbors of L. O. Wright resent rumors spread by W. M. Mayo and deputies claiming Wright would withdraw or run to aid Sheriff Mangum. Wright and his campaign deny the charges, as do his deputies, friends, and associates.
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L. O. Wright
W. M. Mayo
Wright
Mangum
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