Mercer University Graduation Roster Listing Various Faculty and Students
A historical graduation list from Mercer University includes numerous graduates and faculty members. Names such as Walter Simmer Robert L. Darkadale Caelson Parham Jameson Charles Davidson Jr Garrett Hamilton Wright Johnson Sutton Steed Rainey and Latimer appear alongside professors C W Steed WH Edenfield EB Holmes J Moray H A Van Landingham and WJ Sellers. The document reads like an alumni roll call with titles and initials interspersed.
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Walter Simmer
Rf. Orten
Ammens
Robert L. Darkadale
OC. Caelson
Alj. Parham
FL . Metton
AL. Koimbe
J. A. McMaois
Herring
O. Lk. Hender
Price
Hd. Jameson
Charles Davidson, Jr
Olen
HW. Strickined
Underwood
E. P. Manley
C. W. Steed
G. W. Mace
WH. W. Edenfield
EB. T. Holmes
J. §. Moray
H. A- van Landingham
J. G. Harrison
WJ. W. Sellers
W. UI
Godfrey
E. J. Forrester
Peofegane
Jameson
IL. Carrer
Mercer seniors list diverse Mercer student leaders and alumni
By W. FP Weight, Mercer historian May 30 special. The Mercer class lists three freshmen, four juniors, and many seniors active in Phi Delta Society, non fraternity groups, and school organizations. Notable names include Hestrom Morgan ten, Charles C. Carton, Robert Boyd Cates, James Porter Davis, Lucius Berton Johnson, Leon Mobley Latimer, Jown Alexander McManus, Hills Parker Mosley, and Harry Shaw. They hold roles as officers of Mercerian, ministerial association, debating societies, and athletic teams, with plans to pursue seminary, law, medicine, or business careers at Mercer, Georgia, or other institutions.
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W. FP. Weight
Mayin
Mercer
Joshua Columbus
Cate
Georgia
Hestrom Morganten
PHI Detta
Hey
Oath Alex Mathews Rrett
Sylvania
Ife
Phi Delta Society
Lie
Mercersen
Trehert L. Harksdale
Georgia Academy For the Blind
Cleeranhany
Laileeville
Charles C. Carton
Alberton
Merweerian Association
Phi Delta
Mercatthe
Robert Boyd Cates
Wayneaborn
University of Georaod
Piercer Law School
Pi] Delta
James Porter Davis
Tennille
O¢ Meren
Clement Davison, Jr
Woodville
Trenaurer
Georgia Student's Missionary League
Mer J Revian
Louisville
Joseph Hadward Fulton
Mer J Ces
Savannah
Joe
Ministerial Association
City limits extension to be studied by nine council members
Mayor pro tem introduces a resolution calling a nine member committee, drawn from current and last year’s extension committee, to gather all papers on extending the city limits. The aim is to act before the legislative session, with the committee to report at the earliest date.
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New ‘Fe
Quililan
Ltfa
Greater Auanta
IBCT
Mmita
Agenta
Tong
Seralon
Unng
Cownell
Caunell
Pine
Falows and McLaughlin form a partnership firm
J E McLauChlin and H C Fallows unite to run the district agency of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The new McLauchlin and Fallows firm will recruit local agents, with Fallows based in Atlanta and McLauchlin in the field. Both men are noted for work with Atlanta newspapers and local business contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. McLauchlin
H. C. Fallows
Suitabie Life Assurance Society
J. E. McLauchlin
McLauchlin & Fallows
Atlanta
Fallows
Atlanta News
McLauchlin
One Armed Ferryman Receives Medal for Rescue
In Montgomery Alabama on May 30 a medal was given to Bob Goodwyn a one armed ferryman for saving E W Bliss traveling passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. Bliss and a companion were thrown from a boat a companion drowned. Goodwyn retrieved Bliss despite his handicap and pulled him from the water. The medal was presented by Horace Hood editor of The Montgomery Journal and pinned on by Mayor Teague.
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E. W. Bliss
Montgomery
Ala
Bob Goodwyn
Horace Hood
Montgomery Journal
Mayor Teague
Wellington Wright Graduate of Gresham High to Study Medicine
Wellington Pierce Wright of Macon Georgia, a non fraternity man and member of Pil Delta Society, has represented his society in law base and debate terms and will again debate at commencement. He served as historian of the senior class in 1907 08 and was editor of the Mercerian book reviews. he plans to teach.
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Mercerian
Engleh
Charles’ Haren Garrett
Mer‘er
Tiftonigh School
Phil Delta Society
T Ce
Hardeman
Mercer
Wake Forest
BZ. Golden
Louisville
L. F. Herring
Creshman
J. Jameson
Cumming
Phi Lefta Society
Ele
Lucius Berton Johnson
Towns County
Georgia
Thi Delta
Organizattion
ATG
Waightie
Brunswick
Leon Mobley Latimer
Martin
Alexander McManus
Gresham
Harvard
Columbia
Michigan
Co+ Lariigi
Hills Parker Mosley
Piedmont Institute
Hockmart
Withel
Ora
Sigma Nu
Give Club
Ciceronian Society
Frank B. Mellon
Hered
Ga Ie
Leon Newman
Ph! Delta
Blairsville
V. B. Parham
Tie
Ph! Delta Society
S. S. Price
Flippen
Wmory
Cleeronian
Tennis Association
William McCorkle Rainy
Elvile
Charles Crisp Institute
Albert Amis
Hayle
Mercer I
Meson Academy
Lexington
Robert Lewis Bender
la Grange
Phi Delta Society
Yale
Harry Shaw
Mercerian Association
George Colon Stead
High Schoals
MiniSterlartion
Young Men's Christian Association
Phi Delta
Benedict
Roger H. Strickland
Concord
Waler R. Sumner
Sumner
Norman Institute
Sutton
Danburg
the Merion
Recorder
Joan Liayette Underwood
Blue Ridge
Meres
Morganton Institute
Wellington Pierce Wright
Gresham High School
Macon
Pil Delta Society
Farlinger touted as best informed on pure food laws
A. W. Farlinger, Fulton County legislative candidate, is described as highly informed on pure food registration, drugs, patent medicines, and beverages. He closely follows Washington pure food legislation and pledges to push purification of food, drug, and beverage products if elected, a stance seen as a top ticket driver.
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A. W. Farlinger
Fulton’ County
Department
Washington
Prominent Atlanta Candidate Endorsed by Local Figures
In 1909 letters from C. Fuller and B. Wey of Atlanta extol A. W. Farlinger as a strong, honest, and competent candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives. They highlight his public benefactions, business success, and devotion to responsible principles, urging fellow citizens to support his bid for Putnam County representation.
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Atlanta
A. W. Parlinger
Farlinger
House of Representative
Co. C. Fuller
A. W. Farlinger
Fuitan County
Warlinger
Suc Tesarnl
Commonwealth
Jubilee Exercises at Lucy Cobb Institute Opened
Athens Ga May 30 Special The golden jubilee commencement of Lucy Cobb Institute opened with Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream. Five hundred ladies from Georgia and other states expected for alumnae reunion. Also includes long, unrelated notes on cacao tree cultivation and chocolate making.
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Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Misa
Carolynes
Speer Questions Treasurer Park in Pointed Letter
J. Speer, in Columbus Georgia, writes to State Treasurer B. B. Park defending his public statements about Park's handling of state funds. He challenges Park on bank deposits, the act of 1893 limits, and the use of assistants, asserting the deposit to a broken bank was improper and that Park bears responsibility for costs and potential losses. He demands scrutiny of official acts and refutes personal attacks, insisting his critique concerns state finances and legality.
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Columbus
B. B. Park
Atlanta
Georgia
Aloe
Fourth National Bank
Perry
Anderson
Walker
Supreme Court
Pra Rata
Eeers Soe
Bre
Tate
Fulton County Grand Jury
Park
Filet
J. Speer
Insurance Men Close Meeting of Anniversary Club
The Anniversary Club of the Southern States Life Insurance Company wrapped up with a banquet at Piedmont Driving Club. Wilmer L. Moore presided as toastmaster as members with $100,000+ in annual premiums heard program talks on incentives, agency development, and policyholder dividends, followed by papers from W. S. Kendrick and Samuel Barnett on cooperation with medical staff and dividends to policyholders.
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Southern States Life Insurance Company
J. DD
Atkinsan /Opstaches
J. FF. Phoeee
Robert F. Moore
J. D. Meador
Keystone
Insumeragie Toglea
Frank Orme
Subregia Meriden Life Insurance
Viewance
L. P. Hiller
Nat Sentiment
Charisa Bayne
W. S. Kendrick
Samuel Barnett
Sempantes
State Normal School Holds Annual Commencement
Athens Ga May 30 Special The State Normal School holds its annual commencement with a board meeting led by President J Rowe Reports from officers show excellent work The orchestra conducted by Professor C S Stanage performed a fine concert Alumni banquet featured notable addresses The baccalaureate sermon is to be preached Sunday by Dr M Ashby Jones of Columbus and the exercises will be held Monday morning Dr John E White of Atlanta will deliver the address and diplomas will be given by Hon Joseph Davis of Albany vice president of the board
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Athens
State Normal Schools
J. Rowe
State Normal School
C. S. Stanage
M. Ashby
Jones
Columbus
John E. White
Atlanta
Joseph §. Davis
Albany
Board of Trustees
Topsytarvydom of Reiigion at Edward VII speech
A London Standard item discusses the opening of King Edward VII's first Parliament. It critiques a chancellor oath as papalist despite Protestant reverence. It notes the cap of maintenance as a symbol of papal supremacy and lists officers for the ensuing year RB. H. Jones Allanay J. D. Atkisson and Georgia F. Pierce with eighteen new members admitted to meet eligibility.
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London Standard
Edward VII
Occond
Viet
RB. H. Jones
Allantay J
D. Atkisson
Atlanta
Georgy F. Pierce
Sparta
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Mercer University
CL. Garrette Hamilton
F. Davin
A. Bayle
Wright
L. B. Johnnson
G. C. Steed
W. mM. Rainey
Alm. Shaw
Latimer
Malier Express
Medicina Saat
Tere
Bressage
Todp
Sanday
Ain
Fenie Broseks
King Medical CO
natSicg Sugete
Wea Iks Medical CO
Mime
Exton
M’laughlin
Coomer Simpson
Mariette St
R. W. Munk
Gen
Man OF
Mw) Farlinger
Fulton County
C. ¢. Fuller
A. S.4
Clicuit’ Court
A. W. Faorlinger
BH. B. Wey
The
Dobbs & Wey Co
Sagn
Lucy Cobb
W. J. Speer
Treasurer Park
Wilmer Moore
Reiigion
Sirtee Sereet Carl
Edollur Eed
Siskfe
United States
U. S. Health and Accident Insurance Co
Candler Bidg
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