North Georgia Methodist Ministers Are Appointed
North Georgia conference assigns pastors across Atlanta and other districts. Bishop Collins Denny reads appointments naming presiding elders, pastors at St Math and Trinity, and changes affecting Grace, St Pauls, Wesley Memorial, Payne Memorial, Mount Vernon, and Oakcrest charges with over 110 preacher moves noted. The session emphasizes new appointments for Atlanta district and other synods, plus a push to locate ministerial leadership in key Georgia churches.
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Ntta Gal
North Georgia
Collins Denny
Atlanta
AM Hughiett
St Math Church
W P Lovejoy
Oo Joned
Grace Church
Trinity
Tey Luke G Johnson
Trinty
W Quilhan
Eller
Oxford
St Pauls Churcn
Fev Bop
Hendrix
Wesley Memoral Church
Dy Flighlett
St Marks
Hof Haris
Wesley Memorial
Pmory University
Jsighap Derny
Atharia
Hex IL Llged
Bonnie Tria
Rot
J Seis
VO Weathers
FS Hudson
Jonesboro
Henry D Face
KuhnWorod
Brinson
Villa Rica
Bran
Mirth
Rown Memorial
A Janson
Mount Verton
Oakhurst
Enat
Tf Jones
Pester
Rey
Georgia
Astery of Georgia
Fasor
South
Ford
Mélanty
Wughintt
Fiannie
Algond
Capitol Vics
Clark Deesur
Frank Quillian
Sunior
Druid Hills
Weathers
Seine and
West Site
Preecker
Epworth & Hos Buyn
MIA Cow
Mcklroy Supply
Gordie Street
Gallins Grave
Whitson
Flaperite
Rivers
Gapel
JY Tefferson Streat
Huston Supply Bick
Pace Veke
Hwights
Witla
Orren
Martie Bee
Wonerla
Brand Mount Vornun
Janisa Dikburt
East
Ona
HH Jones
Oakland
Erin WoTther
Middetrook Juniot Preacher
Park Street
Payne Mimorial
Ae Dusad
Azure Wow
Johna
St Lukes
Trant Park
Irix
St Paul
Callin Trinity
OG Jones
JT Richart
Walker Street
Walker
Twigns
Pascoe
Sparta Wasley Memorial
Athens District
Memorandum of Quarterly Conference Officials and Transfers
A list of names and assignments from the Oxford 2nd North Covington quarterly conference memorializing presidents professors and district officers. It records district chairmen presiding elders and ministers, including W F Mellon HF Demp sey G L Kelly J H W Eakes A Mf Fierce J A Sprayberry J P Erwin S Praser EH Was son and others. It notes transfers such as A W Quilfian Jr to South Georgia and EG Mackay to North Alabama conference.
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W F_Mellon
HF Dempsey
Oxford
North Covington
L Kelly
Eakes
Aragon
J & Turner Armadies
Byrd Buchanan
Bremen
Norton Carralton
Carrallton
McMullan
Cave Springs
Sprayberry
Cedartown
Erwin Cedartows
Warwick Datizs
Lo Greene
Draketown
Dodson Supply
Floyd LO Wright
Lindale
Claude Hendricks
Rome Circuit
Sappington Rome First Church
EH Wasson
Praser
Rome
Echo
Captain R. H. Brown In Dying Condition
Captain R H Brown a prominent Georgia figure is in dying condition at his Macon home after a severe bout of la grips. The Macon businessman Wood Massee, his son in law, rushed from Womassassia to Macon in twelve hours to be at his bedside. Brown formerly led Central Georgia Bank before its liquidation and chaired Macons bond commission after moving from Hawkinsville postwar.
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Macon
Captan RH Brown
Georgia
la Grippe
Captain Brown
Wood Massee
Massee
Womassassia
Canan Browns
Central Georgia Bank
Acer
Macons Bond Commission
Hawkinsville
Lease not yet closed for the Kimball hotel
Telegraph reports from Jacksonville Sunday night state the Kimball house had not been leased. Monday afternoon Jesse H Draper manager for John W Grant owner of the hotel said Atlanta dealers were negotiating a lease of the hotel to John Mabry and Ane Bee of the Park Hotel of Jacksonville. Papers signed by Mabry and Barnes await signature of the Kimball Hotel company.
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Kimball House
Telegraph Communications
Jacksonville
Jesse H Draper
John W "Grant
Draper
Vtlanta
John & Mabri Lessee
Ane Bee
Park Hotel
Jacksonv
Barnes Mabry
Barnes
Kimball Hotel Company
One Man Rounds Up 45 Negro Gamblers in Macon
In Macon on November 22 Deputy Shem Wilse Birdsong led a single-handed roundup at a Broadway hotel where a group of about forty five African American gamblers were arrested. Witnesses say the crowd shouted craps and played skin, with no escape allowed, marking the county’s largest such roundup to date.
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Macon
Shem Wilse Birdsong
Broadway
Richmond
Henderson shot by railway detective at bridge incident
On November 3 Columbus, special detective Jones of the Central of Georgia Railway shot and wounded Robert Henderson of Svondue Ala. Jones says Henderson advanced with a knife after accusing him of striking him earlier. Jones fired twice, hitting Henderson in the abdomen and back. Henderson was taken to a hospital. injuries described as serious.
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Columbus
Specalj
Jones
Central of Georgia Railway
Robert Henderson
Svondue
Birringham
Laree
Henderson
Tones
Rural credit system urged by Ohio and Illinois leaders
Washington November 23. Representative Bullies of Ohio and Senator Pletcher of Illinois urged a federal rural banking and credit system with government support. They spoke to the executive committee of progressive state granges and farmers unions at a convention, pledging to push legislation to enact such a system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bullies
Ohio
Pletcher
Ilorila
Arfaniwation
Wiere
Navy Education Plan Extended by Daniels
Navy Secretary Daniels announced an extension of the general education plan for sailors. Apprentices will receive nine months of academic and professional instruction at naval training stations instead of four, with shore preparation enabling quicker start in technical branches. Young officers and warrant officers will assist at stations to support education and training of new recruits, accelerating development in the months after enlistment.
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Washington
Daniels Sailt
Navy
Heer
Daniels
Dé Nova Academy
Vouug
Fight for Economy Planned by Wilson
Washington November 23 President Wilson weighs reducing government spenditures next year due to the war. He advocates a hunger system with the secretary of the treasury in Congress to captain administration estimates. He expects to reference this in forthcoming messages and discuss it with congressional leaders during the short session. The cabinet and secretaries are urged to economize while new activities like the trade commission and Federal Reserve Bank system may require new appropriations. The House appropriations committee opened hearings on the District of Columbia appropriation bill.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Congressional
Trade Commission
Federal Reserve
House Appropriations Committee
District of Columbia
Georgia Seeks Belgian Farmers for State Aid Movement
Georgia circles mobilize to bring Belgian refugees to farms as war homelessness grows. A large Atlanta meeting at Piedmont hotel will draw 160 officials from across the state to discuss rail and immigration issues and potential backing from President Wilson, with Savannah seeking state headquarters for an immigration commission and representatives from multiple cities attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks County
Georgia
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Wilson
Quitman
New York Times
Washington
Rosenthal
Savannah
W' Stetgan
Citizens National Bank
Macon
John D Walker
Walker
Sparta
G I Leonard
Jacksonville Board of Trade
WA Winburn
Central of Georgia Railway
Leland Henderson
Board of Trade of Columbus
S Stapler
Stevens Pottery
Thomas W Lossess
Augusta Chronicle
Polk County Farmer Killed Near Key Alabama
J A Burton a well known Polk county farmer was shot to death early Monday near Key Alabama after leaving home to attend business. Authorities say he was robbed and shot in the head. Burton had lived in the county for years and his death shocked his family and friends. No suspects yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Burton
Polk County
Key Ala
Burton
Alabama
Barton
Craving for Speed Overpowered Binney
Harold Osgood Binney, a prominent figure in metropolitan papers, died yesterday in Mount Vernon at age 43. A patent lawyer in federal courts, he pursued speed in yachting, aeroplaning, and automobiling and once faced arrest for speeding in the city. He argued his own case in court and spent two weeks on Blackwell Island in 1925 after refusing to bond to keep peace. relatives later posted the bond. He was twice married.
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New Fork
Harold Osgood Binney
Mount Vernon
Binney
States Supreme Court
Willum
Binne
Penods
Blackwell Island
Mount Ternow
Sunny Weather Expected in Atlanta Today
Atlanta officials forecast sun and mild warmth with increasing cloudiness by evening. Morning temperatures range from 30 to 40 degrees, rising to around 60 by noon, with no more cold snaps expected and a chance of rain Wednesday morning.
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Atlanta
Three Seek Place of Northen in Georgia Senate Race
The late Charles S Northen’s successor in Georgia Senate has three rising candidates: McClatchey, Perry, and Malcolm C Marver. McClatchey, a longtime reading clerk with seventeen years’ House experience, declares he is in the race to win and stresses his parliamentary expertise. Perry, fresh from announcing, cites deep state service and ties to Governors Slaton and Brown, promising capable duties as secretary to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
S Northen
Georgia Senate
I McClateney
Eler
House of Representatives
Jesse Perry
John M Slaton
Malcolm C .Marver
Forty Third
McClatchey
Charles S Northen
Northen
Marietta
Atlanta
General Assembly
Senate
Slaton
Brown
Perry
Governors
Young Macon Boy Killed by Brick Thrown by Negro
Ten year old Prentice Jones son of Mr and Mrs Will S Jones of 901 Plant Street Macon is dead from a fractured skull after a brick was hurled at him by 14 year old John Martin Gates a negro youth Gates and others taunted the group of children before the fatal blow The county jail holds Gates charged with voluntary manslaughter as authorities ordered him detained without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Prentice Jones
Will S Jones
Plant Street
Iles
John Martin Gates
Jones
Gates
European demand drives large U S wheat export from Chicago
In Chicago on November 22 more than two million bushels of wheat were sold for export to Europe. Total U S sales approached 2.4 million bushels, with significant shipments from Milwaukee and Chicago. The European market sustained strong demand for American wheat as shipments moved toward abroad destinations.
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Chicago
Europe
United States
Milwaukee
Exporters move corn and oats to seaboard by ship
Local exporters shipped 400000 bushels of corn and 60000 bushels of oats, commodities moved toward the seaboard due to vessel scarcity on the lakes.
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Seaboard
Hair Regrowth Mixture Promises Dandruff Cure
A home remedy claims mixing Bay Rum Toz Barbo Compound with glycerine and water yields a scalp lotion. Apply daily for two weeks then weekly until used. The formula, sold by druggists, is said to stop dandruff, prevent hair loss, ease itching, darken gray hair, and promote growth.
Tarver's Friends Urge Him to Make Race
Senator Tarver of the forty third district draws backing from local friends to run for secretary of the next senate. He notes an early statement is premature but will consider and decide soon. Tarver, long served in the house and senate and former penitentiary committee chair, is seen as a strong statewide figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Ua Vovemuor
Walcolm Tarver
Senate
Tarver
Whitor
Tarver Willseek
Northen
House
Penitentiary Committee
Western and Atlantic Railroad Commission
Champ Clark Predicts Bo Nothing Congress
Washington November 28 Speaker Clark declared the coming session will do little beyond passing appropriation bills He said there would be no extra session and he will leave for New England to speak He will not return to Washington until about the first week of December
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Billy
Clark
New England
Longtime Orange County recorder John Laws dies at 94
Hilsboro North Carolina reports the death of John Laws at 5 AM after a long public career. He served as Orange County recorder of deeds for sixty four years and is believed to hold a national record for continuous elective office service. Survived by his second wife and three children. City Coal Co advertises Red Ash Coal at special price.
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Hilsboro
John Laws
Orange County
United States
Orange Court
Mr Laws
Tima
Marrage
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POLK
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Maryland
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Decatur
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