Underwood Nomination Hopes Highlight Georgia Letter
A Baltimore Washington trip yields G R Hutchens endorsed Georgia candidate for president. He states Underwood stands best chance at the national convention, with growing strength and strong support in Georgia. The missive also critiques Bryan Wilson faction tactics and urges unity behind Underwood tariff policy. Also notes two new bank charters in Butts and Bartow counties.
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Georgia
Washington
the Constitution
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Underswoed
Futchens
Halstor
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D. C
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Hig Aseck Place
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Ghia
Govnor
Harmon
Bryan-Wilson
Democratic Party
Siden Heave
Bryan Io
Himelf
Roosevelt
Florida
Gon
Clark
Dinner for North Carolinians in Atlanta marks 1775 Mecklenburg declaration
On May 20 at 8:20 p m members of the North Carolina Society of Atlanta will host a dinner at the Gears Hotel in celebration of the 127th anniversary of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence signed in Charlotte on May 20 1775. Toastmaster Burton Smith leads as resolutions are adopted and officers elected with many prominent North Carolinians invited to attend.
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North Carsalina Society of Atlanta
Gears Hotel
Eacate
Hobar
Omi Brown
Mayor Courtland
Winn
Clark Howell
J. R. Gray
Foster Coates
Mecklensburg
Charlotte
Burton Smith
North Carolina Society
Als North
J. J.disosway
John ¥. Smith
D. J. Fowle
B. G. Ballenger
P. C. McDuffie
Walter P. Andrews
Hudson Moore
Cladds Hughes
Michael Hoke
Haynes Preaches Coming of Christ at Baptist Tabernacle
Evangelist Carlyle B. Haynes told a large crowd that Jesus will soon return and devastate nations to establish God's kingdom. He described a worldwide warning message that reveals the full truth of God and will be preached to all the earth before the end. He noted numerous meetings globally and hundreds of workers spreading the same message.
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Jesus
God
Carlyle B. Haynes
Old Baptist Tabernacle
America
Superintendent Brittain Rules on Consolidating Districts in Wilkes County
Georgia state superintendent M L Brittain upholds the Wilkes County board of education decision denying the consolidation of Hogue and Ophelia school districts. He notes geographical distance, transportation, and funding concerns, doubts state authority to mandamus a county board, and affirms the county’s ruling with the appeal dismissed. Public Schools.
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M. L. ‘Brittain
Georgia
Wiskey County
Co. H. HI
W. P. Gray
Wiles County
Board of Education
Hogue
Ophelia
County Board of Education
General Assembly
County Board of
Wilkes
Taln
Eleven Playgrounds Planned for City Parks
The park commission approved establishing eleven playgrounds this year nine for whites and two for negroes. Locations include Grant park Joyner Pine Hill Dargan area Hunt and Linden streets Springvale Oakland City schoolyard Mims Brisbane Storrs Houston Street and Gray Street schoolyards. Directors to be paid 59 dollars monthly with assistants at 40 dollars. colored directors to receive 35 dollars each.
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Grant Park
Joyner Park
Pine Hill
Dargan’ Park
Hunt and Linden Streets
Springvale Park
Oakland City School Yard
Mims Park
Brisbane Park Secion
Storr's School
Houston Street
Gray Street
Pine HN
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