Resources And Advantages Of Georgia Pageant Parade
Dawn unveils Georgia's vast resources in a multi mile Harvest Festival parade in Atlanta. The event features 10 oclock march from Ponce de Leon avenue along Peachtree to Mitchell Street with divisions of troops, school groups, and county floats. A Georgia Products dinner follows at Auditorium Armory, served by Girls High students, with a lavish menu and prizes, while Ad Mens club opens the Harvest Festival hall for dances and social events ending with anticipated prizes and surprises.
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Georgias
Georgia
Auditorium Armory
Au-ditorium
Uc Ca
Ad Mens Club
Atlart
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Peachtree
Whitehall Street
Mayo Wall
J van Holt Nash
Georgia Military Band
Nat Harris
Charles J Haden
Barbers Fifth Regiment
Corn Club
J Phil Campbell
Canning Club
Sais
Mre
Felton
Agricultural Planta
Turd
Freaks
Whitfield DeKalb Worth Douglas Gordon Laurens Stephens
Barrow Toombs
Walton Houston Greene Cobb
Haberham Campbell
Meriwether Dougherty
Thomas and Haralson
Whittier Mills
Marietta Street
Atlants
Eugene Schmidt
Marist College Cadet Corps
Army of Boy Scouts
Georgia Sunday School Association
Atlanta Exbie
Margaret McKee
Mise
Ellen Wolf
Eleanore Raoul
Eloise Davison
Mary Allgood Janes
Rorma Mae Rambo
Wise Regna Stumbo
SB Turman
Georgia Tech Band
PC McDuffle
Atlanta
Georgia Products
Wiss Jevsie Muse
Harvest Festival Association
Visa Resing Rambo
Piedmont Hotel
At & Glock
I Haden
Vrs
Beaumont Davison
Jack Lewis
Whitfield County
Whitfield
Ad Wen
Atlin
Harvest Festival Hall
Ad Men
Hasimeem
Vaudeille
Biggest Parade and Ad Men Ball Set for Georgia Day
W H Smith and W R Howard lead a weeks long effort to stage Georgia's largest parade for education and a post parade ad men ball. Twelve extra floats entered with judges including H Stockbridge and W B M Hughes will award $1000 to the top agricultural float and additional prizes from merchants and the Harvest Festival association.
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W. H. Smith
W. R. Howard
Georgia
Georgian Terrace
Peachtree Street
Whitehall
Mitchell
Marietta
Harvest Festival Association and Merchants of Atlanta
H Stockbridge
W B M Hughes
Buris Pyron
H J H DeLoach
Wall V
A M E Conference Convened at Macon
The Macon Ga conference opened in Turner Tabernacle AME Church at 9 am with 232 ministers and delegates. Bishop Flipper led prayers and delivered the annual address urging brotherhood. Officers elected include Rey A S Bailey chief secretary and C A Wingfeld and J B Lawrence assistants. A memorial for Booker Washington and a condolence to Tuskegee were noted, with Rev FC Crayton preaching the anniversary sermon.
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Macon
Turner ‘Tabernacle Ame
Hamilton
Wingfield
Flipper
WA Fountain
L A Townley
C Crayton Wen
Booker Washington
Tuskegee
BS Ingraham
J Cary
Chingo
WB Lawrence
D Porter LH Smith Jr
Joverson IH Watson
Zeigjer
W. A McLendon
C M Manings
John Cooper
J H Jamerson
House
Nashville
Frank McDonald
Kansas City
R V Branch
FC Crayton
Annie
Mynahan to Build Large Steel Plant in Northwest
P H Mynahan, who built and ran the Atlanta Steel Hoop company now Atlanta Steel, has left Atlanta to manage Port Moody Steel in Vancouver. He bought a large machinery consignment in Pittsboro and plans one of the northwest’s largest steel hoop factories. Mynahan arrived in Atlanta in 1900 and started the first successful steel hoop and cotton goods mill in the South.
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P H Mynahan
Atlanta Steel Hoop Company
Atlanta Steel Company
Port Moody Steel Company
Vancouver
British Columbia
Pittsboro
Northwest
Mynshaw
Atinta
South
Spirit of Revival Stirs Georgia Baptists
Delegates at the Georgia Baptist convention in Fitzgerald pledge unity to launch a statewide revival led by Dr Weston Bruner from January to April. Attendees hear speeches by Clifford Walker and Dr Dargan urging cohesiveness, with plans to form a three-member business-minister committee to enforce convention laws.
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4. C. Hendley
Fitzgerald
Georgia Baptist Convention
Board of Missions
South Georgia
Weston Bruner
Clifford Walker
Augusta
Pee EC Dargan O. Macon
Dargan
Mercer
Wol Hichard Macon
John C. Mell Athens
Georgia Baptists
Apesker
Mell Ay
LE Barton
Atlanta
LP Price Bow J Graham
Christian Index
J E Hampton
Gainesville
JF Lowe
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
John F Lowe
South China
Jelen Missions
Nords
J Taliaferro
P J Burroughs
Georgia
G Harrison
Macon
Board of Education
Graham Forrester
West Point
PE Surroughs
Americus
Auch
Forrester
Harrison
Educational Board
No Holiday Today for Atlanta Children Declares Landrum
Superintendent Landrum announces no holiday for Atlanta schoolchildren today. A suggestion had urged suspending work Thursday but Landrum notes classes proceed as usual after a Tuesday holiday and Thanksgiving season holidays are too near to break in class work.
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Landrum
Atlanta
Georgia Synod Reports from LaGrange Meeting
The Georgia Synod meeting at LaGrange featured Rev J Lyons of Atlanta delivering a principal sermon. Reports from home missions showed extensive work by Georgia Presbyterians and plans to expand. Delegates from across the state attended as Rev Joseph R Sevier was chosen moderator and Rev William Duncan was released to accept calls from Bethany and Smyrna churches.
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G P Gilbert
Augusta
Gilbert
Georgia Bapst Hospital
Home Missions
Purroughs Americus JS Hardeman
Hapeville Baptist Orphans’ Home
John M Green
T S .Reogsins
Board of Missions
A C Gree
Atlanta
Georgia
LaGrange
Synod of Georgia
J . Lyons
BR. C | Flinn
Joseph R Sevier
Synaa
Hewitt& Brown
Wascross
Bereival Campbell Morgan
Thea Church
Macon
Iving
Fey
Paul Tuts
David Livingston
Africa
Rey
W Myers
Japan
Cairo
Egypt
Southern Presbyterian Church
Southern Church
RC Reed
Theological Seminary
Columbia
Luther Link
Melbane
Beale
Synodical Communion
H Patton
Mariatta
Prominent Clergy Named in Regional Assembly Roster
The document lists Rev IS McAlroy of Columbus Rev JT Wildman of Macon Revs F D Hunt and R O Flinn of Atlanta Rev J Patton of vector Ruling Elders Hi M Boyan of Woodland Charles Gee of Crawfordville Hart Sibley of Union Point and Charles Newton of Athens as members.
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IS. McAlroy
Columbus
JT Wildman
Macon
Hunt
R O'Flinn
Atlanta
J @ Patton
Vecatur
Hi M Boyan
Woodland
Charles Gee
Crawfordville
Hart Sibley
Union Folnt
Charles Newton
Athens
Ralph Millis Named Cadet Colonel at MIT
Ralph Millis eldest grandson of the late Captain W G Raoul has been appointed cadet colonel of MIT's regiment. He is the son of Colonel John Mills, U S A, Newport.
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Ralph Millis
Mass. Tech College
Ralph Mills
W G Raoul
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Agaue
Army and Navy Journal
Mr .Millis
John Mills
Newport KR
Catarrh treated through blood cleanses and vitality claims
Eminent specialists declare catarrh an blood infection and urge blood cleansing cures. The advertisement touts S S S as directly reaching the trouble, claims to revitalize the blood, and offers medical department advice from Swift & Company. It warns against sprays and petrolatum nostril treatments and stresses plant-based remedy safety.
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Earth
Medical Department
The
Swift Spearle
Cominy Atlanta
Military unit at Massachusetts Tech formed from cadets
The Massachusetts Tech military organization is organized like land grant colleges and universities. It consists of 400 freshmen and upperclassmen who have volunteered for additional drill and training.
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Massachusetts Tech
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