Start of Auto Tour Planned with Georgia Officials
All plans completed for a large tour starting Saturday morning with a stem Geoginy procession from Burn avenue opposite the chamber of commerce. At 9 o'clock the pacemaker begins followed by other cars at set distances. The route runs Peachtree to Whitehall Brieshell to Peters with the Tech brass band providing music and banners. Notables entered include MF Stoddard pacemaker Cr Maden president eergla Kimner of Commerce Wood Debnev deputy chairman Studebaker Corp three official cars for the chamber of commerce and reps of the factor, plus many others from Atlanta Marietta and beyond. The event promises a pageant atmosphere and a luncheon discussion after the trip.
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Georginy Tour
Au Burn Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Peachtree Street
Whitehall
Brichell Street
Peters
Tech Brass
MF Stoddard
Cr. Maden
Eergla Kimner
Commerer
Wooj. Debnev
Decutuy
Studebaker Corporation
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Operar
R Gentry
Charles D Hunt
Wylie West E. Anthony
Ail
Ata
J. ON
Watkins, Dubin
Lenuel M. Pack
KF. Tidwell
J. P. Parks
J A. Read
Xuanta
Verner
Commerci
1St Price Golf
Yancey
Ludwig Atlanta
Atlanta
Hutuam
Lawrenceville
Reuben
Kyiv
Studely
Roanok
Henry
Park Lagrange
Oshér
Wiewbush
Hareld C. Bro- Kenge
Atlantt J Coy Pearce
Jitney Bus Company
Ohe
Studetaker Corporation
John K Gewinner
Tom Ordon
Henderson and
Harley -da- Silion
Webb says business improving for Studebaker southern branch
A. C. Webb, head of Studebaker's southern branch with headquarters in Atlanta, reports rising trade and stronger May sales compared with 1915. He covers Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida and parts of Tennessee, Mississippi and Virginia. Webb, an auto racer, recently moved from New York to lead the Atlanta operation.
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Ovedi
Ac. Webb
Bludefaher Corporation
Henaquartus
Atlants
Webb
Atlanta
New York
Studebaker Corporation
Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Virginia
Barney Gldfield
Georgia Tech Carnival Queen Contest Names Ten Entrants
Nominees for the Georgia Tech commencement carnival queen are announced with ten Atlanta contestants listed. Include Miss M Stewart May Crichton Miss Margaret Olson Miss Merion Stearns Miss Dolly Blalock Miss Sara Eubanks Miss Ann Patterson Lucile Dunn Wylvie Nance and Louise Parker. The queen will be chosen by ballot and announced Sunday.
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Georgia Tech
Atlanta
M Stewart
May Crichton
Margaret Olson
Merion Stearns
Dolly Blalock
Sara Eubanks
Ann Patterson
Lucile Dunn
Wylvie Nance
Louise Parker
Sinda
Presbyterians Back Oglethorpe University Support Grows
Newport News Va May 20 The general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian church in its fifty fifth session backs Oglethorpe University after an address by Dr Thornwell Jacobs. Rev William McF Alexander elected moderator with six candidates. opening services featured by prayers for Oglethorpe. Telegram sent to President Wilson expresses regret at his absence and thanks for his work.
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Newport News
General Assembly
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
Oglethorpe University
Thornwell Jacobs
William McF Alexander
New Orleans
D . Brannen
Milledgeville
G. G. Sydnor
Rome
Oglethorpe
South
Dunbar Ogden
Atlanta
Atlante
Alexander Wi
W. Bicf
Alexander
D. D
WS. Martn
Davidson College
North Carolina
J. Benest ‘Thacker, DD
Norfolk
Weatrles
Dunbal’ H. Ogden
Georgia
Sincommscionergs
J. Thacker, LD
Nerfilk
Ala Little D
Charles H Nisbet ,Dd
Kansas City
Stev. Mobell
Asheville
Ott
Staunton
Ro L Benn
Maysville
M. Craig
Prattvile
Ala
Rex
Dunbar H. Ogden
Wilson
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
BW. Smit i
Home Missions
L Morris
Christian Education and
Cox College Begins 72nd Commencement With Reception
President C Lewis Fowler opened Cox College and Conservatory commencement as eighteen graduates will receive diplomas. The event includes a Dramatic club production Iphigenia en Tauris directed by Mrs Curtis Arnall North with Emily Arnold in the title role. Senior events span debate, sermons, and alumnae activities through May.
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C. Lewis Fowler
Cox College and Conservatory
Dr. Fowler
Professor Cox
Lars Madre
Thelma Norris
Mlly Arnold
Marthena Bivins
Mina Mary Colley
Ruth Lyons
Misa Laure Murphy
Mabel Chloe Johnson
Irene Singleton
Ethyl Pringle
Jess Pringle
Helen, Reeves
Edna Walters
Ruby Wilkerson
Teas Pringle
Helen Martin
Lois Ryals
Chacline Sasser
Pauline ‘Trimble
Effie Low Walker
Lucy Wimner
Myrtle Flangan
Wyolong Nance
Cox College Dramatic Club
Curtis Arnall North
Per
Formance
Atlanta
Muss
Emily Arnold
Iphigenia
Grestes
Bettye
Flyades
Phocis
Edner Walters
Thoas
Taucis
Enid Wetson
Florine Gentry
Mattie
Pearl Bawarda
Evangelistic Assembly Reports Big Yearly Gains
Rev Henry H Beets of Louisville presented ministerial relief and Sabbath schools extension with R E McGill on the docket for later consideration. Rev H F Miley head of evangelism will unveil a report seen as highly significant as the assembly emphasizes evangelism. The year saw 20 156 professions of faith adding to church membership, totaling 322 329 with a net increase of 21 727 for the year.
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Henry H. Beets
Louisville
Caccasion Committee
R. E. McGill
H. F. Miley
Church of the Assembly On Professions of Faith
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly Elects William Clark Moderator
Memphis Tenn May 20 nearly 200 commissioners and delegates attended the first business session of the eight fifth assembly where William Clark elder Jefferson Texas was elected moderator to succeed Rev F A Frown of Oklahoma The morning opened with a sermon by Dr Brown the retiring moderator and the first meeting of the Woman's Missionary convention Auxiliary to the general The visiting churchmen heard welcomes from city churches and schools Resignations were announced by Rev I Herchnet Texas Rev Charles Galloway Texas and Rev EW Townson Merced Cal Reports from boards will be presented tomorrow
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Memphis
Tenn
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
William Clark
Jefferson
Texan
F. A. Frown
Oklahoma
Brown
Woman's Missionary Convention
Genr
I. Herchnet
Texas
Charles ‘ Galloway
Tinos
EW. Townson
Merced
Cal
Big Saturday Picture For Children At Grand
The Atlanta Woman's Club committee has secured a big Saturday morning treat for children at the Grand. The Paramount nine reel feature The Patchwork Girl of Oz will be shown along with educational reels, with doors opening at 9 45 and program from 10 to 11 30. An all female committee from the club and Grand staff will supervise to ensure proper care for the children.
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Atlanta Woman's Cis
Grand
Mra
H. Mriegsbaker
Paramount
Diocesan Council Meeting Set for Marlette May 26
The Episcopal diocesan council of Atlanta will hold its annual meeting in Marlette on May 26 at St. James church. Bishop Nelson will preside as rectors from all Episcopal churches attend with three lay delegates per parish and one per mission. The pension plan for the clergy may be acted upon.
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Episcopal Diocesan Council
Diocese of
Atlanta
Marlette
St. James’ Church
Hishop
Nelson
The Simple Life at Battle Creek Sanitarium
At Battle Creek Health Resort you find simple living under scientific direction with modern hotel comfort. Wholesome, high quality meals cooked by dietitians, with glass-grown produce and fresh farm products. Indoor and outdoor sports, concerts, lectures, and philanthropic activities offer daily strength and well being. For full details write 505 Administration Building, Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Michigan
Howard predicts Allied victory after long European trip
Chessley HB Howard of Inman Akers & Inman, after months in Germany and other European regions seeking cotton sales, believes the war will end in Allied victory but only after a prolonged struggle. He notes limited prospects for U S cotton in German markets due to Britain's embargo and U S government action being needed. He witnessed daily life under German rationing and control while in Europe.
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Chessley HB Howard
Inman Akers & Inman
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Holland
British Isles
Atlanta
England
United States
Howard
Freckle-Fage Remedy Promises Clear Skin Deals
An advertisement appeals to Miss Freckle-face offering a double strength ethine remedy from Jacobs' Pharmacy or any druggist. It guarantees money back if freckles remain after use and claims minor cost for a visible improvement with simple applications.
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Jacobs
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