Episcopalians Talk of Change in Name
Athens May 28 – The sixth annual council of the Diocese of Atlanta met at Emmanuel church with Rt. Rev. Anaries K Nelson presiding. Debates on adopting Catholic Church name and shifting to Protestant Episcopal identity dominated sessions. Committees named on name change and church governance. officers elected. reports noted progress and budget needs.
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Athens
Diocese of
Atlanta
Episcopal Church
Emmanual Church
Anaries K Nelson
Thia Diarese
Celebrant
Dean Piss
Rospeller
A. F. Sanneniz
Eplewler
John D. Wing
Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
RW. Patton
America
Protestant Episcopal Church
C. J. Wilmer
Joh $ Hunting
Macon
A. Wrass
Columbus
Harcy C. White
Slaton Grantland
Griffin
T. E. Berry
Coimbus
BW. Styton
Board of Missions, Corporation
Ralles
Bisho
Womens Auxiliary
Maryland Episcopalians
Baltimore
Social Service Commission
Tule
Chinese Inns. A Roman Herald description of elite inn life
The passage describes how at refined Chinese inns the proprietor greets guests at the water gate and guides them to their apartments while guests are served by their own staff. Servants attend to meals in home style, with meticulous care and discretion, creating a seamless, self contained guest experience.
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Water Gate
Laem
Iook Wany Na
Decision Today in Tallulah Case Spurs Legal Clash
In Tallulah Gorge, closing arguments focus on Judge Jones charge and the relative weight of field notes versus plats. Attorneys for the state and conservation group contend the 1818 1819 grants imply ownership of the gorge sides, while Georgia Power backs private land boundaries and earlier disputes.
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J. Walter LeCraw
Stef
Clayton
J. B. Jonas
Power Company Land Suft
Fagar Wat- King
Alex C. King
North Georgia
Edgar Watkins
Watking
Jones
W & Parla
Dayton
State of Georgia
Tallulah Gorge
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Tallulah Falls
Ho It Dean
Croka River
University of Georgia
B.A. Young Curtledge
Atlanta
Wee
Long Salis
Sarah White
Moss
J. A. Reynolds
Rabun County
Alex ©. King
Luther 2. Rosser
Charles T. Hopkins
H. H. Dean
the Conservation Association
Thomas Swift Felder
R C. Ells
W. R. Little
W. S. Parts
J. R. Jones
John C. Keech
Tallulah Falla
The
Power Company
Tallulah River
Mr. Rosder
Professor Horch
Legisla
Conservation Society
Koch
Strahan
Mate
Slim
Walter Winnicutt
Conservation Association
Caleb Woodall
John C. Kech
Strahan Hested
University
Walter Fhonnlau
Tn Stan Swork
Tate
Hlunnicuit
Woodall
Bichloride of Mercury Kills After Eleven Days
Philadelphia report of Mrs. Louis Zimmerman aged 25 who died eleven days after taking bichloride of mercury by mistake for headache pills. She was hospitalized after discovery, showed no improvement, and died despite medical hopes. The article notes the unusual duration of illness and references a separate death in Macon, Georgia.
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Philadelphia
Louis Zimmerman
Judge Lamar to Speak to Georgia Bar at Warm Springs
Judge JR Lamar of the United States Supreme Court will deliver an address to Georgia Bar Association at Warm Springs Thursday night delaying from Friday morning. He arrives with Mrs Lamar in Atlanta on the Birmingham special and plans a chat with Georgia Supreme Court judges before traveling to Warm Springs.
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JR. Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Georgia
Warn Springs
Lamer
Washington
Atlante
Warm Springs
Lamar
Atlanta
Columbus
Joseph H. Lumpkin
Beverly D. Evans
Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
Orville A. Pank
Macon
Georgia Bar Association
John ¥. Smith
Hamilton Douglas
Lee Jordan
Arminius A. Wright
Henry €. Peeples
John C. Tye
Juege Nash Broyles
Luther Rosser, Jr
Sam D. Hewlett
Lawton Nally
D. K. Johnston
W. @. Latimer
Eugene R. Black
Sanders McDaniel
Burton Smith
H. M. Patty
Alex Smith
John M. Slaton
Robert C Alston
Daniel Rountree
Judge Cobb
Association
Death notices of Mrs. G. T. Reid and Mrs. Lena Scoggins
Mrs. G. T. Reid aged 63 died at her Rome Dean street home after long illness. She is survived by five Rome children A W Reid S Reid J P Reid Etta and Ide. Funeral at residence conducted by Rev C K Henderson Second Methodist church interment Fellowship cemetery. Mrs Lena Scoggins 37 died at her Graham Illinois residence Wednesday morning. Body sent to Marry Google parlors in Atlanta. funeral and interment to be announced.
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G. T. Reid
Rome
Dean Street
A. W. Reid
S. Reid
J. P. Reid
Etta
Ide
C. K. Henderson
Second Methodist Church
Fellowship Cemetery
Lena Scoggins
Graham
Marry Google
Atlanta
The District Leader at the Bijou earns nine hits this week
The District Leader, a tabloid musical comedy at the Bijou, features bright musical numbers and dances along with a strong plot that grips the audience from start to finish. Next week the management promotes one of the season’s biggest acts, The College Girls, billed as an expensive production on the popular priced circuit and likely a major success at the Bijou.
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Bijon
Bajou
Vaudeville Show At Forsyth Promises Entertaining Night
The Forsyth theater attracts crowds with top Keith vaudeville acts including The Great Howard ventriloquism Caesar Nest ingongs and Madden and Fitzpatrick in a comedy sketch with piano, delivering a lively entertainment package.
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Forsyth
Bay Forsyth
Howard
Caesar
Madden
Fitzpatrick
The Resurrection at Grand Opera House
Film version of Tolstoy's The Resurrection stars Blanche Walsh. The production promises expansive exterior scenes beyond the stage bounds and will run daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. through the week.
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Cine Auc Urmanes
Tolstoy
Blanche Walsh
Grand Opera House
For the World's Welfare Founders of Commonwealths Unite
The passage honors founders and pioneers who defend liberty and push progress, noting their ongoing collaboration for the world's welfare and common good through steadfast efforts and shared ideals.
Wardlaw and Caraway Named Delegates to Typographical Union
At the Atlanta Typographical union election delegates were chosen for the fifty ninth session in Nashville. W S Wardlaw of The Atlanta Constitution and W C Caraway of The Atlanta Journal were elected over four candidates by a large majority to represent Atlanta printers at the meeting.
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Atlanta Typographical Union
International Typographiess' Union
Nashville
Tenn
W. S. Wardlaw
Atlanta Constitution
W. C. Caraway
Atlanta Journey
Atlanta
Sacred Harp Singing to Be Held at Courthouse Next Sunday
Sacred Harp society plans a singing event in the superior courthouse starting at 9 o clock next Sunday. J L White, president, says attendees should bring dinners to share and spread them on sidewalks and in shade.
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Sacred Harp
Superior Courthouse
J. L. White
The
Sacred Harp Society
Roach Youth James W Hetch Dies at 19 in Atlanta Park
James W Hetch, 19, son of Mr and Mrs N H Roach, died at 65 Kirkwood Avenue at 3 PM Wednesday. Funeral will be Saturday at 10 AM from the residence with burial at Atlanta Park Cemetery.
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James W. Roach
James W. Hetch
N. H. Roach
Kirkwood Avenue
Atlanta Park Cemetery
Obituaries from Local Sanitarium and Park Street Home
Mrs Dean Winn 87 died Wednesday at a private sanitarium. Survived by husband, mother Mrs H A Monsalvatte and five sisters and two brothers. Funeral at 20 o'clock this afternoon at Avenue Baptist Church. Interment West View. Ida W nose 66 died at her daughter’s West Find residence. Survived by daughter Mrs W A Meadlock and two sons Frank Ro of Atlanta and James Ross of Sarinville Ky. Body sent to Felala Ala tonight. Harvey Kidwell died yesterday after illness at his sister’s home. Prominently connected with Southern Railway as travel freight agent. Survived by son Aillard Kidwell and three sisters. Funeral at 0 o'clock this afternoon from St Pauls Methodist Church. Interment Oakland.
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Dean Winn
H. A. Monsalvatte
W. L. Marshall
T. A. Marshall
3. R. Tamlson
Edna Monsalvaty
Misa Mabel Monsalvatte
A. R
R. P. Monsalvatte
Ida W. Nose
Mra W. A. Meadlock
Park Street
West Find
Mra. W. A. Meadlock
Frank Ro
Atlanta
James Ross
Sarinville
Fofala
Ala
Harvey Kidwell
J. W. Stocks
Hood Street
Kidwell
Southern Railway Company
Aillard Kidwell
W. H. Lansdell
Bessie K Hardy
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Oakland
Failure Blame Sought in Walsh Bank Collapse
In Chicago on May 28, lawsuits seek to hold banker C. G. Billings responsible for about 6 million lost when John R. Walsh banks failed. Chicago National Bank faces 2.5 million and Home Bank 1.5 million in losses. Billings fights the suit as other directors may join. A settlement offer was blocked by receiver appointment.
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Chicago
C. & G. Billings
New York
John R. Walsh
Guita
Billings
Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Fudge Tuthill
W. C. Niblack
Railway conductors reelect Garretson president
Detroit Mich May 28 A B Carret don tonight was re elected president of the Order of Railway Conductors by acclamation and all other officers were re elected in the same manner Two new vice presidents will be chosen tomorrow increasing the total to seven from five
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Detroit Mich
B. Carretdon
Order of Railway Conductors
Cheite
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RED Seal Shoe Shop
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