Metropolitan school district urged for Atlanta area reform
Fr. Hancock announced after council plans for school operation changes were discussed. He opposed a single election, preferring two plans from council and board while noting only merging Atlanta Fulton County Hapeville and College Park could save costs. The state constitution permits a 10 mill special tax for merged districts to fund such reform.
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Boancock
Board of Education
Fr. Hancock
Council
Com.ium
Hancock
Econneil
Atlanta
Fulton County
Hapeville
College Park
Assessment cut for conference favored by delegates
North Georgia Methodist conference at Wesley Memorial church opened with fervent sermons and a push to reduce the annual assessment. The body debated trimming overhead and voted to cap conference work at 430,000, down from 148,440 this year, while noting lay and clergy leaders present.
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Cinis
Wesley Memorial Church
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
L. Morelock
Nashville
Seconn
Burton
Drogessinog
Rome
LaGrange
S.C. Connolly
Villa Rica
J. §. Petes
Manchester
North Georgia
Arthur J. Moore
Travis Park Church
San Antonio
Texas
Dartington
Stu
Robert Stewart
Draketown
Wo Hba Prade, Jr
LaPrade
Winter
Annie K. Campbell
Augigin
K. L. Campbell
Maine College
Augusta
Clicle K. Campbell
China
New Mexico
Migs Campbell
Woodlawn Sunday School
Christian Education Committee
Woodlawn Missionary Society
Travidson Memorial School
Soo Chay
W. B. Higsinbotham
North Georgia Methodist
North Georgia Woman's Missionary Socety
The
North Georgia Woman's Society
South
Beware the Sough or Cold That Hangs On
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. Creomulsion, a creosote-based remedy, soothes inflamed membranes and attacks germs. It is marketed as a twofold treatment that relieves irritation and may rebuild after colds or flu with a money-back guarantee if not relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
South Georgia Methodist convention opens in Thomasville
The 58th annual South Georgia Methodist Episcopal convention opens in Thomasville with Bishop W. N. Ainsworth delivering the morning address on Being Filled with All the Fulness of God. The roster honors fallen pastors, appoints deacons and elders, and notes outgoing superintendents, while reflecting on unity, superannuates, and lay delegate absenteeism.
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Memphis
Walter Anthony
Macon
South
Georgia Methodist Episcopal Church
W. N. Ainsworth
Sime
W. B. Smith
T. H
T. H. ‘Thomson, J. A. Smith, WW. A. Mallory and J. F. Snell Rev. C. We Corry
B.A. Paffor
J. A. Rountree
Duke
A Wilson
Thomasville
Paul Ellis
C. I. Carter
Basbridge
South Georgia Conference
Lay Leader Urges Trimmed Conference Assessments
The lay leader urged churches to meet reduced assessments and appealed to mentors to fund the lowered amount. Dr. HL defended the plan, while opponents warned it could erode morale and hinder missions. Judge Candler urged a forward movement, noting the risk of retrenchment and loss of conscience. Dr. Moore highlighted spiritual power as essential for church work amid tragedy in Haralson county. Barrett named secretary as the Gainesville conference opened with greetings from Waco and Columbus factions.
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Curi
de. d. Wesly
Truty
John J. Ellis
St. Paul
Richurch
Board of Eduritum
Boat of Missions
Rembert G. Smith
Rembert G. Smith, Mestcherthy
Ron
North Georgia
Stewart
Jixine
Aneh Clinch
Rishon Dartington
Arthur J. Moore
Moore
Joel
Promea
Jesus
Gilling
Dr. Moore
Galilee
Barrett
G. W. Barrett
Gainesville
E. Smith
Middleton
Harris
Tin
Mo Twiggs
William Greenwas
BI. Dempsey
Teth
Jones
ELOT
Byrd Statisticumn
Stith
AL. Ilale
Aec. Allen
TG. Cowert
D. B
Tal
C. C. Dareh
General Hospital Board
RR. L. Bennett
Richmond
Ie. VO. Sherman
Nashville
Board of Education
3. I
John 3. Jdenkins
W. Mumby
Bishop Candler
W. A. Candler
Brinsfield Led Conference as Methodist Leader in Atlanta
Rev W W Brinsfield of Atlanta spoke at the conference to a packed audience and Bishop Darlington praised Bishop Candler as the greatest American Methodist. Conference committees announced on public worship and Sabbath observance with several named members and upcoming exams and admissions committees.
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Darlington
Robert Stewart
Henry Grady
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Atlanta
John A. Manget
Atlanta Entertainment Committee
Candler
Marvin Wi Fama
C. M. Meeks
J. W. Veatch
W. T. Hunnicutt
W. H. LaPryde
Ford Advocates Seek Compromise On Short Power Leases
Ford's advocates discuss a compromise amid a short legislative session. Nearby power companies may take most of the output under short term leases, about a year, with a revocable clause for emergencies. Secretary Weeks met Elon H. Hooker of New York to discuss a Sigantiz plant proposal and related property issues.
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Hookerates Weeks
Weeks
Elon H. Hooker
New York
Sigantiz Chemical and Industrial
Mincle
Attempt 10 death by own action claimed by Smuts
Boston on November 1 Helin A Smuts a cousin of General Jan Smuts and a Boer War captain was taken to a hospital with a bullet wound in the chest. He was in critical condition. A note claiming death by own action was found in the Smuts apartment though police questioned how the wound could be self inflicted. Mrs Smuts formerly May Yohe actress and former wife of Lord Francis Hope owned the rope diamond and summoned a doctor after hearing a shot and finding Smuts wounded in the next room. At the hospital Smuts said he was wounded while cleaning a revolver.
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Boston
Helin
Smuts
Jan Smuts
South Africa
Alrs
May Yohe
Lord Francis Hope
Smutts
Student files suit against his school in Virginia
Richmond, November 19. For the first time in local jurisprudence a Zarhige student sues an institute of professional learning charging breach of specific performance of contract. Martin A. Larter, former dental student at the Medical College of Virginia, seeks the release of his diploma withheld last year and damages of 2500 dollars. Dr J A Cameron Hoggan, dean of the dental school, said the diploma was denied due to infirmary practice failure. Wireless dairy use for detecting insect genes in fruit and sorting sound from unsound fruit is noted.
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Richmond
Zarhige
Martin A. Larter
Medical College of Virginia
J. A. Cameron Hoggan
Dental School
Auit
Tarter
Southern Methodists raise vast sums for missions and education
The article notes a centenary pledge of 335000000 for global mission work, a 23000000 campaign for Christian education, and a 10000000 drive for relief of superannuates widows and orphans. It highlights Father and Son conference members and lists ministers and their sons or brothers, plus reports from Rev WM Quillian at Lakewood Heights and Rev BF Mize at Augusta Woodlawn on church growth and new members.
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Fave
Christendom
Southern Methodists
W. W Brinsfield
J. W. S.A. Harris
Tou Kendall
T. St. Dr
W. Heney
R. Smith
A.C. Cantrell
F. Deak
Christa
Tod
I. i Rakes
G. Mhl. Edmondson
Roa
EL Enghird
Kor
Hon Green
J. Halt
Ai CR. Highes
W. Bo
Rang
G. Lo
W. AL Maxwell An Pou
J. M. Moe
J. AL Quillian
T J. Rucand
Rie
WH Speer
F A. Sprasbeery
Moi
A. Sullivan
1. M. Tumlin
G. Wo
Twiges
W. M
Adrian Warwick
Jesse
Sone
WM Quillian
Lakewool Heights Methodist Church
Agai
Meo Qian
Gmri
Lakewood Ueights
Arent
Ty Ting
Public remarks on district conduct and a Clayton church tale
Rev ENGLAND notes four year district service with two missed quarterly meetings and praises local Methodist fidelity. Rev Hamby recalls Clayton church construction needing three stones, found in an abandoned stillhouse and repurposed for the arch, marking a curious tale in the Gainesville district publication.
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England
TE Nngland
Marietta Des Net
W. T. Hamby
Gainesville
Clayton
Clavion
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