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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
10
Incoherent OCR fragment recounts talks of regimental movements to the Philippines and Cebu. Mentions American forces, transport, and duty discussions amid scattered references to officers, battalions, and allied actions.
SIMON JONES PRESENTED details show Gan elected president for the upcoming year at a formal meeting. Reports note the selection followed customary procedures with officers, committees, and roster changes outlined for the term.
After a lengthy convention in which direct contract plans and the pure food law dominated discourse, officers were elected led by President Charles F. Mann. A silver loving cup honored Simon N. Jones, and a barbecued outing at Ponce de Leon Springs was scheduled for today.
The article extols chafing dish gatherings as delightful social occasions for both men and women. It highlights informal, homey settings from after-theater spreads to Sunday suppers, inviting readers to try chafing-dish cookery and consider purchasing a dish from Maier & Berkele, boasting the South’s finest selection.
Speech marked by emotion as Amon HH. Jones receives a silver loving cup from the National Association Retail Druggists in Atlanta. Mr Hahn notes the remarks were extemporaneous. Speeches honor Jones, praise Kentucky roots, and conclude with “Old Kentucky Home.”
A large crowd attended the Atlanta Sunday School Union gathering at Central church with a chorus from Wesley Memorial under A C Boatman. Dr Theron H Rice welcomed the union and William Dep shaw spoke on the Personal Torch. Major Guinn and Myre Woodbridge Barnes followed with talks on organizing and junior department work. The event continues today with sessions on cradle roll and The Philathea Movement.
Miss Daisy Davies teaches in Newark while Mrs J Woodbridge Barnes speaks on international primary Sunday school. The Southern Pacific steamer E Valle lost its rudder in a storm off Galveston and heads to New Orleans for a new rudder.
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