Fellowship Pleas Made to 500 Dinners at Presbyteriana Meet
Vigorous pleas for fellowship and cooperation were made to nearly 500 diners at the Brotherhood conference and supper at Kimball House. Speakers from Minneapolis to Atlanta urged interdenominational unity, men’s clubs, Bible classes, and city outreach, with emphasis on fellowship and practical church work.
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Brotherhood
Kimball House
Asambled
Presbyteriana
Presbytery
Tustin Ley
Amore
Fh Brotherhood
Tal Liestloys
Church Fellowship
Inspiration Fellowship
Arkansas
Will WM Derby
Clarksville
New York
T S Merrill
Mens Organization
Cubs
Mens Club
Newark
Marion Hull
Atlanta
Hull
Marion Jackson
Wen Moferator Russel
Ayembly
Stanley B Roberts
Minnansis
A T Sharp
James Worrison
Indiana
Rufus W Muller Funfer
Capital City to Lease Brookhaven Club for Country Club
Capital City club announces it will lease Brookhaven Club on Peachtree road for one year and use it as Capital City Country Club. Possession begins June 1 with renewal options and a purchase plan at 100000 in first mortgage bonds. Membership has risen to about 800 with 490 on the list. committee led by Robert Maddox arranged the deal with Brookhaven Estates owners.
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Capital City Club
Brookhaven Club
Peachtree Road
Robert F Maddox
Smattler
Capital City Country Club
E Perent Tha Capitalty Club
Ita
R Epital Caty Club
Willie Beoghhaven
Ikin
Preston S Arkwright Madigon Bell
Humphrey
Court of Appeals of Georgia Affirms Judgments
Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms multiple judgments with judges and attorneys listed. The document names numerous plaintiffs defendants and legal representatives across Georgia appellate proceedings, referencing errors and reversals in various cases from counties including Fulton, Chatham, and Walton, with outcomes upholding lower court decisions.
FOUND MAN IN HOME, NOW SUES FOR DIVORCE
Robert S Franks filed for divorce in superior court alleging his wife Amanda F Goode Franks returned home to find her with a man named Collier intoxicated in the dining room on November 2 1911. He says Collier refused to leave and Collier is a cripple so police were called. Franks states they have been separated since and that they married in July 1902 in Anniston Alabama. He accuses intoxication and threats by his wife while under intoxication in a prior episode.
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Robert S Franks
Bla
West Cath Street
Tohn Caller
Collier
Franksedds
Mibile
Amanda Flla Goode
Birmingham
Annistan
Tyrus Cobb Hitting 519 in Recent Ball Games
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the Georgian star, has 28 hits in 34 at bats across sixteen games, with six consecutive hits in two games and three hits in two starts. He has 18 runs and nine hits in his last four appearances, boosting his average to 519.
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Tyrus Cobb
Tyrus Raymond Cobb Tennings
Tignes
Cobb
New Funeral Parlors Open Today in Alliance
One of the most handsome equipped funeral parlors in Alliance will open today at 9 percent Marietta street by AOG and Roy Donehoo. Across from the First Presbyterian church the remodeled building houses a large chapel, display rooms, offices, and reception areas for patron comfort. The firm will run an ambulance service, supply flowers and carriages with EH A. Donehoo 19 as president, Roy Donehoo as vice president, and A. O. Donehoo as secretary and treasurer.
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Allianta
Marietta Street
AOG
Roy Donehoo
First Presbyterian Church
Grm
EH A. Donehoo
A. O. Donehoo
Free Cotton Picker Offered to Georgia Farmers Trial
Commissioner J J Conner received letters from Dallas County Alabama farmers requesting a test of a New York cotton harvester. The device, praised after Selma trials, reportedly picks about 9 percent of open cotton with no stalk or bloom damage. Tests would be costless to the planter and near a railroad, preferably close to Atlanta, on a large plantation.
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Georgia
Arky
Commissioner of Agriculture
J J Conner
Dallas County
Alabama
Tdspenard Cotton Harvester Corporation
New York City
Selmala
Bella
Atlanta
Jelma Ala
Conner
South
Young Men Needed in Ministerial Work
The report of the Woman's board to the United Presbyterian assembly shows more unmarried women entering the mission field than last year. It notes a deficit in male ministers with thirty two ministers passing away and only eighteen entering the field, prompting calls for efforts to attract young men to ministerial careers.
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Womans Board
United Presbyterian Casembly
Mrs J A Thrash Dies At Greenville Home
Mrs J A Thrash wife of Greenville mayor dies at her Greenville residence after a late Monday night illness. Survived by husband four children including Mrs Dupre of Dublin and Mrs Ben Freeman of Greenville and sons James A Jr and Thomas Thrash, age 47. Burial followed from her Greenville home.
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Greensile Ga
James A Thrash
Greenville
Dr & C
Colored physicians meet in Columbus during state convention
The twenty sixth annual convention of the Geurpiz State Medical association and allied physicians began this evening at St James Mo church in Columbus. The event, attended by prominent doctors, dentists, and pharmacists, will last three days with members spending Thursday at the Package Animal Institute following an invitation by Booker T. Washington.
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Columbus
Geurpiz State Medical Association
Othet Physicians
St James Mo
Boutinf
Puskagee
Aninal Institute
Booka
T Washington
Virginia Military Institute Alumni Meet at Lexington
The Atlantic alumni from the Virginia Military Institute host a reunion in Lexington with major unions supporting the event. The historic cadets, including several who fought in the New Walker battle, are expected to attend the commemoration and graduation ceremonies.
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Atlant¢ Alimm
Virginia Wiltary Institute
Lccmpton Veo
Lexington
Phone your want ads and replies to Main 5000 or At ta 109
An instruction line directs readers to place or respond to want ads by phone using the numbers Main 5000 or At ta 109, reflecting a historic classifieds contact method.
Invitation to final Atlanta ethical lecture accepted by 300
Over 300 Mystic Shrine members in Atlanta accepted invitations to the last lecture of the six month ethical series. Dr John Lovejoy Eliott of the Hudson Guild will close the season in Cable Hall with educators and leaders from city uplift groups in attendance. The Atlanta Typographical Union and Parent Teachers Association are among those pledged to attend, with over 1000 invitations sent and the event free to the public thanks to benefactors.
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Mystic Shrine of
Atlanta
John Lovejoy Eliott
Hudson Guild of New York
United States
Billiett
Teachers Association
Uantans
Fejett
Cable Hall
Atlanta Typographical Union
Mh.wnensk
Eliott
Lillett
New Fork
Leachera
Prohibition Law Tightens on Club Whisky Sales
Rethchild v state upholds prohibition rule that no sale of intoxicating liquors by a club employee to members is permitted even if for the club’s benefit. Ike Rothchild, steward of Brunswick Oglethorpe club, was convicted and fined. ruling may constrain social clubs statewide and heighten enforcement.
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Ant Cninton
Art Ofj
Rethchild
Glynn
Ben Hill
Stanlows
Mayor
Ike Rothchild
Brunswick Oglethorpe Club
C B Gongers
Savannah
Ai Censon
Farmers rejoice as rains break long drought across state
Widespread rainfall over three days boosted the cotton belt with at least an inch at most stations. Atlanta area received about half an inch in 24 hours, Valdosta remains dry but recent showers improve conditions. Temperatures cooled from a 48 degree high to mid forties, with similar readings predicted. Washington and CaTiak also saw heavy rains, lifting spirits in farming regions.
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Atlanta
Valdosta
Washington
Tiak
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John D Humphries
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Tewndes Cassoun
Ontte Norman
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Walton
J A Thrash
Coloredphysicians Meeting
Shriners
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Court of Appeals
Brunswick Social Club
Chamberlin - Johnson Debose CO
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Hotel Ferai
NEW Id Matpin York
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