Emory Alumni Council Reports Growth and Plans
Emory university alumni progress was shown at the fall meeting of the alumni council. Plans for a campus gymnasium were discussed, with final decision postponed to May. Former Mayor Key urged Emory to enter athletic competition. Judge John S. Candler presided. About 8,200 of 11,000 alumni have been located. The Emory Alumnus monthly magazine begins, a publicity office opens with Raymond Nixon in charge, and a $42,000 budget was adopted. An Emory Alumnus club will form in New York City, with a December banquet to include Dr. Harvey W. Cox. State associations are being organized to coordinate local clubs.
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John 8. Candler
College
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Yecall Emory
James A.dombroskey
Ofull-Tim
Thomas W. Connally
Customs and Traditions Committee
Warren Foreman
Raymond Nixon
New York City
Harvey W. Cox
Conference date change proposed by H L Gardner
H L Gardner of Eatonton proposes changing the annual conference date to a window between June 1 and September 1 to ease winter travel and family hardships for preachers. He argues sessions in smaller cities could widen religious influence.
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Georgia Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Reports From Fifty-Eighth South Georgia Conference
The fifty-eighth annual South Georgia conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south reported progress in membership and funds across charges. Bishop W N Ainsworth presided. Dr Clarise G Chappell of Memphis gave the last sermon, with superannuate relations and extensive endowment fund updates noted.
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Bainbridge
South Georgia
The
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Macon
Clarise G. Chappell
Memphis
T. J
W. C. Glenn
Neage
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Brinson
Iron City
W. G. Glenn
Adkins
Atlanta
Atlanta, Also Was Referred To the Committee On
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Japan
EB. W. Gray
West Green
Wells
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St. Louie
Florence Kling De Wolfe and Warren G Harding's Rise to Presidency
A biographical sketch recounts Florence Kling De Wolfe, her marriage to Warren G Harding, and her influence on his career from Marion Ohio to the White House. It covers their early struggles, her role in The Marion Star, hospitality in Washington, and her steadfast support during campaigns and public life.
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Henry de Wolfe
Marion
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Prospect
Ohio
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Denver
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Mrs. Harding
Sawyers
Hardings
Amos Klug
Marion County
Marion Star
Harding
Washington
Circle of Tragedy in Harding Clique
Florence Kling Harding born in Marion Ohio August 15 1860 rose from a business trained daughter of Amos Kling to widow of Warren G Harding. The piece traces her lifelong ties in Marion and her public role during her husband's political career ending with her death after a taxing life.
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United Press
Florence Kling Harding
Marion
Amos Isting
Kling
Florence
Warren Harding
Mrs. Harding
Ohio
Louisa M. Bouton
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Coughs and Colds
An old ad claims Creomulsion, a creosote emulsion, soothes inflamed membranes and destroys germs causing chronic coughs and throat lung troubles. It pledges twofold action, stomach absorption, and a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved after following directions.
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Goartis
Mrs Harding Kept Faith and Helped Others Through Hard Times
Mrs. Harding showed constant care for others, even amid hardship. She built two small guardhouse shelters for White House policemen in snow and shivered with them, and she funded passage for a French boy to return to France after a parolee meal debt incident. She endured years of illness, saw the president through tragedy, and remained steadfast in Marion after Warren G. Harding’s death.
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White House
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France
Greece Suppresses Conspiracy in Army
Athens reports a military conspiracy against the government was discovered yesterday and promptly broken up by arrests. Most officers are said to be out of sympathy with any attempt to bring the army into politics. London dispatch cites the arrest of General Lofas and others, preventing a broader revolt.
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