Will Gather at Gainesville Baptist Young People Union Meet
Gainesville Georgia May 2 1922 promies one of the greatest gatherings of the Baptist young people of Georgia to be held in Gainesville June 23 25 The fourteenth annual convention will bring together a large number of workers and a brilliant array of speakers led by John Howell of Moultrie as Program chairman The program includes courses in Sacred Literary Bible Reader Devotional Junior and Missionary Work with speakers such as Dr Wilingham Dr Frost Dr Gray Dr Bennet Dr Purser Dr Witherspoon Jr and many others in Macon Rome and Atlanta The event promises a strong lineup and wide reputation.
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Gainesville
Baptist Young People of
Muses
Conquest Missionary Couran Iy
Georgia
RJ Wilingham
Richmond
J M Frost Nashvile
BD Gray
J T Bennet
John F Purser
TA Witherspoon
Atlanta
Ob J Forrester
Rien Macon
Robert van Deventer Jackeon
J D Chepman
al Dosia
AC Cree Griffin
Clite Walker Manron
Brooks
Rome
Albany Trains To Be Put Back In Service
The Georgia Railroad Commission ordered the Central of Georgia Railway to restore passenger schedules No 7 and 8 between Albany and Americus after Albany leaders urged their reinstatement. The commission also authorized Georgia Southwestern and Gulf to issue 40 million in stock and 40 million in six percent bonds to fund a new Dawson to Florida rail line of about 55 miles with H A Bruton as secretary.
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Railroad Commission
Albany
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Americus
Itaek
Georgia Southwestern and Gulfabroad Company
Dawson
Aopnties
Lartell Calhoun
Dougherty Baker
Lege
Governor Cobb County Hearing On Election Rule Change
Governor Smith discussed the impact of a state convention rule change and urged fair treatment for voters. He asserted large counties gain influence while naming opposition from Atkinson and local electric utilities.
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Lobo
Bibb
Lobb
Bibbi+ Pie
Carroll
Richmond
Florida
Carolina
Ocala
Omaha
Wootfersted
Notable Atlanta Widow Cabaniss Dies at Home
Mrs Juillet McKay Cabaniss widow of G A Cabaniss dies at her residence 175 Augusta avenue Atlanta Friday morning. Funeral today at 4 with Dr W W Landrum officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Survived by son Hien Edward W Cabaniss attorney of Birmingham. She was a longtime member of First Baptist Church and known for Christian character.
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Mra Cabaniss
Hien Edward W Cabaniss
Birmingham
Ala
Hes Cabaniss
Atlanta
Bowden Lithia Water Case Offer Promises New Life
An advertising claim touts Bowden Lithia Water as flushing the system, clearing the brain, and giving new vigor. Readers are urged to order a case today.
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Bowden Lithia
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