Anderson is Elected Ministers President at Georgia Christian Ministers Association
The Georgia Christian Ministers Association met in First Christian Church, electing Wo Anderson of Macon as president for the coming year. Also named were Mi Omer of West Point first vice president CW Pease of Clarkston second vice president, and J Orahood secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be in Savannah in September. A fire in Buenos Aires destroyed the marine department depot causing $2,000,000 in losses.
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Georgia Christian Ministers Association
First Christian Church
A R Moore
Savannah
H Robert B Simpson
Harrodsburg
F D Wershner
Fort Worth
Tex
Hey J J Spencer
Lexington
Wo Anderson
Macon
L “Mi Omer
West Point
CW Pease
Clarkston
and & J
Tired feeling and nervous debility cited in 1924 notice
A fragmented ad and notice discuss tiredness and nervous debility as a common condition in prime adults, tout Ton Vita as a remedy and list a long block of names and stock details from the Constitution Publishing Company. The document shows a statutory owner and circulation statement from Atlanta Georgia with bond and stock listings and signatures.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constituton
Vuaty Ga
Clark Howell
Atlanta Ga
Stu
Jod Gartstowsky
Constitution Publishing Company
Tloutana
Clark Howeh Minert Howell Jr
Honey Wo
Grady
Puprisine
Coumon
Las
c'Lark Howell
Clink Howell Atlanea
Albert Howell
Fulton Properdoy
Tim Moby
Robin Ven
Hine Atlanes
Kg Gack
Junta
Grady Jr
Gurbani
New York
EM Johnson
Jobnna
ATG Ning
Austin Atfiniy
Ronald Stanwam
Atanta
Moo
Georgia Women In Cotton Campaign Leaders Named
Mrs ZiL Fitzpatrick of Thomasville leads the Georgia Federation of Women in Clubs in the buy cotton goods drive. Mrs Nelle Peters Black praises her work and announces a Georgia women cotton exposition planned for Albany. Plans include two artistically adorned rooms showing cotton as home furnishings and a large Georgia mill exhibit with 300 plus participants.
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Georgia
Zil Fitzpatrick
Thomasville
Georgia Federation of Women In Clubs
Nelle Peters Black
Albany
United States
Mia Pennybacker
Europe
Central South
Pennybacker
Fitzpatrick
Jonesboro Negro Shot Near Wynns Farm Event
Special report from Fonesboro Georgia October 6 describes two Black men, George Forbes and Charlie Edwards, shot at J H Wynns farm. Edwards was taken to Jonesboro for initial treatment, then transported toward Grady Hospital in Atlanta for operation.
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Fonesboro
George Forbes
Charlie Edwards
J H Wynns Farm
Jonesboro
Edwards
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
All Church Members Asked to Take Part in Atlanta Convention
Invitations extended to members of all churches in Atlanta to join the national Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention in Atlanta on October 14. Bernard Sattler of Atlanta to deliver invitations and secure cooperation for a notable event. About one thousand delegates from the United States are expected. Cats Limb, is Killed. Eufaula Ala October 6. A negro tenant, Frank Righardson, was killed when a rib he was cutting from a tree fell on him.
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Atlanta
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Bernard Sattler
Order
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Brotherhood
Episcopal Church
United States
Eufaula
Frank Righardson
J_R Barr place
Homer George Tells Rotary Club How Atlanta Forged Ahead
Rotarians heard Homer George of the Atlanta theater recount Atlanta’s rise as the South’s leading theatrical city. He contrasted Atlanta with New Orleans, noting Atlanta’s smaller population yet stronger recent growth, crediting increased theater advertising and courage during wartime. The Winecoff luncheon drew over eighty members with President A S Adams presiding and three visiting Rotarians.
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Homer George
Rotary Club
Atlanta
South
New Orleans
George
Prospecta
Winecoff
A. S Adams
Charles J .Watson
New York
J J Bruce
Ghicaga
J .Lea ‘Holloway
Montgomery Introductions At Club Event
Montgomery members were introduced to the club as souvenirs were handed out by James B. Fitch.
Progressive party backs national prohibition at state convention
Boston October 6. The Progressive party at its state convention today declared for national prohibition after a sharp discussion. The vote reflected strong support for nationwide alcohol restrictions within the party ranks.
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Boston
Progressive Party
Itch Relief For Skin Conditions Promoted By Baltimore Doctor
An advertisement touts Resinol ointment and resinol soap as a safe effective treatment for eczema ringworm and irritated skin. It claims instant itch relief and rapid healing, noting widespread physician use for 19 years. Free samples offered by mail from Resinol Dept 44 R Baltimore Md.
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Baltimore
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Meeting of Georgia Association
Buenos Aires
Marine — Department
Constitution Publishing Coupany
Commans
Elly
Shires
Henry Wo
Urads
Atiapta
Uiumta
Mattia
Morri
Nellie Ronoris Morristoan
Meta
Dooly Attantt
Susan R Barret
Austin
Thomas
Pune
Mary
Tsabal
Davin
York City
Charles
Annie
Imma Metionel
Atignia
Frank L Wleming
Miri
Gelhey
Ittie Fadle
Hemphot
Romeo
Constraden Pubishing Company
Larmers Lom and Tron Company
Toan and Trust
Georcta
Eluton
Pertens
Ledre
Toler
Sime & Saprn
Baess
Rachi
Women In Cotton
E Brown
National Brotherhood of St. Andrew
National Newspaper Syndicate
Constitution Office
Atlanta Constitution
People's
Soe
Cope
Sar Jan
SC CT
Clopedia
Cyclopedia
Vol. v
Ene
Blenheim
Valmy
Leipzig
Sedan
Port Arthur
Vocaten
Constitution
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