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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
4
A lengthy address from Dr. J W J Hager and others argues that the South must balance its vast material wealth with investments in education and Christian training. It warns that neglecting intellect risks social collapse and urges practical and moral education to uplift white and Black populations alike.
The text argues that poverty and ignorance justify immigration fears, urging intellectual openness and religious duty. It warns against xenophobia and calls for expanding education and training for the new arrivals to elevate culture and institutions rather than fear their impact on the South.
Dr Lee cites southern material strength and rapid growth in industry and sericulture and urges expanded educational facilities to match progress. Bishop Galloway notes the Board of Education formed in Memphis to elevate standards and manage funds, praising Christian education as essential to real life service.
Jackson Teon and Miles Memorial College in Birmingham Alabama show rapid progress. Bishop Isaac Lane, aged 74, spoke warmly about white brethren and a dormitory for girls at Paine College. The board met in executive session to review reports and allocate funds for the year. A standards committee was appointed to handle classification. Two daily sessions planned until completion.
Georgia Supreme Court judgments affirmed and docket items listed from multiple superior courts including Richmond Floyd and Pike. Names include Hewitt Lamb, Samael Garlington, Dumas, Thageard, Harp Mremans Fund, and Riley, with attorneys and judges mentioned. The entry notes motions to fast docket and references several corporations and local figures in the Atlanta Circuit.
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