Brotherhood Officers Named at Ansley Meeting
A public program at Ansley assembly hall featured Brotherhood leaders from St Andrew and St Luke’s with delegation speakers from Wickresworth and Philadelphia. Activities included Holy Communion, devotional sessions, daily inquiries, and a general conference on parish relations and corporate communion preparations. A large public meeting followed at St Luke’s and the Grand Opera House with choir performances and address by Rev Lloyd Tomkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henr
Hopkins
Church of the Redeemer
Council
Directioa
Daily Institute
Wen Sommunion
Frank Shelpy
Western
Brotherhood of St Andrew Denver
Cole
Daly
Pullman
Questi
The
Ansley
James & Hougueling
Ornehus
Cound
Wickreswort
W Or Steac
St Lukes Montclair
St Luke A
Plovd Wo Tomkins
Philadelph
St Lukes Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St Andrew
St Lukes Church
All Saints Episcopal Church
Grand Opera House
Sunde
Brotherhood of St Andrew elects councilmen at Ansley Hotel session
Delegates convened in Atlanta to elect councilmen for the ensuing year and discuss a proposed nationwide selection from every diocese. Names from numerous dioceses across the country were listed as elected or considered, with plans for a university trip to Sewanee following the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Ansley &Ty
Courtenn Barber
Brotherhood
Blaze Burns Stores in Hazlehurst
A fire swept the Weatherler block on Lattimer Street in Hazlehurst damaging four storerooms including O L Mables cafe Thompson Webb meat market and two drug stores. Origin traced to a lamp demonstration that ignited gasoline. total loss near 5000 with one insured party. Firefighters prevented wider destruction of the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlehurst
Weatherler
Lattimer Street
O L Mables
Thompson & Webb Meat Market
Will Newton
F & Pughgiey
B “MacKean
Revival meetings yield many professions in Gaffney
Dr Caleo and Hadley returned to Gaffney after two weeks of revival meetings. Over two hundred professed faith and 128 added to the Baptist church during their stay. Richey leaves for Tiftonia then Wexrds for engagements before rejoining Central Church for ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleo & Hadley
Gaffney
Central Baptist
Mitch
Giffine
Baptist Church
Illang
Jr Richey
Tiftonia
First Baptist
Wexrds
Texas
Wenton
Rey Dugh Wallace
Stationers to Meet in Atlanta in 1916
The Star Association of Stakeholders in UA une Cows Whal s nowy meets Ch hile felphir Ta owas fhe arst of 1 tele grim served by Jred Houser sere fairy of the Allmt Convestia burean Enday atte near from Ivan L Aller president of the local Wureiu who is now attending the Philadelphia convention in the Interest of bringing the 1916 convention to this city. San Frantisty will meet the convention mit Atlanta Udineott in Pit Mi Allens telegram stated that everytory warted a Gene la Atrin ta an 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jred Houser
Ivan L Aller
Wureiu
Philadelphia
San
Five Georgia Thalians Stand Test For Dramatic Honor
Five students with strong Georgia ties earned admission to the Thalians, the university’s oldest and most competitive dramatic group. Lewis Morrison of Atlanta, Henry W Brown of Atlanta, Cecil Werhail of Atlanta, T N Hendricks of Nashville, and I Walden Hatcher of Columbus were chosen, with Werhans uniquely elected unanimously. The Thalians are a prestigious honor society in theater at Georgia.
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Athens
Thalias
University
South
Lewis Morrison
Atlanta
Henry W Brown
Cecil Werhail
T N Hendricks
Nashville
Walden Hatcher
Columbus
Werhans
Thalians Ist
Honorars
Georgia
Judge Newman to Hear Peach Orchard Case
Millon Ga October 18 Special Judge William Po Newnan, presiding over the United States district court in the northern district of Georgia, will hold court Monday. The Luxus Fruit Company bankruptcy case seeks a clear title to a peach orchard of about 600 acres, located in Houston County. Other matters include routine business before the court.
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Millon Ga
Jugee
William Po Newnan
Tnted States District Court
Geor- Est
Clayton Oi
le Heart
Luxus Fruit Company
Houston County
Richmond treasurer buried yesterday in Pachmand county
Richmon d treasurer Numista Carter 1F Se a ble urr kf Wall & luk was Lté from st Jonts burgh K s norn ywOWe Clark . 0 wap treasurer of tr mond vount died at Tis Home i n pusta early yester day morning He Son hs severts thrd year and was on tt Brotiess He near Mehaibah He hita site in Pachmand county all hs rong We THe served in Cortans Thad reorgin tes meit an tus war b tween the fites and wis hstuzaa4 tam to Lo & at the time of us ! He was also th iuthor of ser kod Dock Furl in life he wou unied in mar 'ee To Miss salle Rhene, who sur vives him He leaves all three chil den-Walter Clath of tos cry Mrs G B Duke Jr and Wrs FOB Pe each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numista Carter
Wall & Luk
St Jonts Burgh
Norn
Mar ‘Ee
Salle Rhene
Childen
Walter Clath
Tos
G B
Duke Jr
Joseph Henry Wise Buried at Madras
Joseph Henry Wise, aged about four years or more, widely known in the community, died near here Friday noon after a prolonged illness. Survived by brothers and sisters James R Wise and Mrs Domma Wise and Mrs Bannie Wise, all of this place. He was a steward of Jones Chapel Church, where funeral and burial occurred this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henrys
Sears
James R. Wise
Musses
Domma
Bannie Wise
Harvie Jordan outlines Texas cotton acreage reduction plan
Harvie Jordan, president of the Southern Cotton Association, says the group conducted a major Texas campaign last week with ten speakers. He reports Texas lawmakers will enact a law to limit next year’s cotton acreage to about 3 percent, with governors supportive, and expects similar measures in Mississippi and other Southern states to stabilize supply and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Texas
Tela
General Assembly of
Tevas
Austin
Black Belt
Essembly
Govenor Colquitt
General Assembly
Missiasippsi
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahom
South
Nto Evita
Mantel
Lumber firm seeks court aid in receivership case
Messrs Dodge and Fess of Sivan nal served for Fil to Dedee Lumber in a contested receivership in which seven heirs or claimants are involved. Judge Newman set a hearing. Colonel William Gerrard traveled to Atlanta to retrieve the order, and the petition for receivership is described as a friendly proceeding by the stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Dodge and
Fess
Sivannal
Dedee Lumber Company
Newman
Thasdasy
Sperites
Fon
Ceor
Ta Theodt
Newmun
Cou Tse Sayin Mik
Willam Gerrard
Sayinweh
Atlanta
Edward J. Fishel Leaves Piedmont for St Charles Hotel
Edward J. Fishel, long a trusted steward at the Piedmont hotel in this city, has gone to New Orleans to assume the same role at the St Charles hotel. He is regarded as one of the lost stewards in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwiard T Tisnel
Piedmont
New Oleans
St Charles
Fishel
Saturday Night for Waycross Debuts Publication
Wazaress on October 16 marks the debut of a new weekly, with J Fiewitt listed as news editor for The Evgenimg Herald. The editor consolidates with The Journal. he purchased Frank Pole's stake to launch the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wazaress
Waseruss
Fiewitt
Evgenimg Herald
Frank Pole
Speaker on Hypocrisy of the Present Day
Retired four line pastor of the past Limets abst church at 16 East Harris Street will speak Sunday morning at Tipelerk on the subject Present Day Hypocrisy There will be good music Miss Thompson assistant secretary of the Associated Charities will address the Bible class at 9 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Harris Street
Tipelerk
Miss Thompson
Associated Charities
Klein Boyd Meetings Draw Crowds At Rally
The Lion Boyd evangelists draw large crowds despite interruptions from inclement weather. Morning and evening services continue daily with bright weather helping attendance and hopeful forecasts for continued earnest gatherings led by the evangelist and helpers.
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Lion Boyd
Evangelist
Refuses Receiver for the Crematory
Major James G Woodward and City Attorneys Maysan and Wils celebrate Judge W T Newman’s ruling denying a receiver for Atlanta’s new cremator plant. The court will test the plant’s compliance with contracts and operation before any payment, with a potential $125000 plus extras due to the Destructor company if obligations are proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G Woodward
Maysan and
Wils
W T Newman
Atlantas
Newman
Cty
Bricklayer Seeks $10000 From Whitney Company for Injuries
Augusta resident Lenhart, a bricklayer, sues Whitney Company contractors for $10,000 claiming a chunk of hardened cement fell from above while working on the Empire taildig project, hitting him between the shoulders and causing unconsciousness and spinal injuries. He alleges reduced earning capacity and that the work has been suspended for months. case set for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Whitney Company
Empire Late Company
G RK
Lenhart
Shakeup in Waycross A C L District
In Waycross on October 16 a major shakeup in the A C L district merged two offices. Wallace becomes master of the district with about 60 miles under him. Calhoun, former trainmaster now chief dispatcher with Albany HQ, gains new headquarters in Waycross. McAllen, the former chief dispatcher, returns to his prior role.
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Waycrose
Ispemald
Stlintt
Butane
Yesterdy
Wallas
Calhoun
Albany
Warross
WeCellan
Blind Tigress Forfeits Bond In Whisky Case
Waycross on October 16 saw the first white woman arrest here for violating the city whisky law. She gave the name Willl Swindell, was employed at a hotel, and posted a $160 bond. When she failed to appear, Recorder Major Beaton forfeited the bond to the state in his absence.
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Waytess
Waycoss
Willl
Swimdell
Recorders
Cuut M Majorscott Beaton
Recorder Extra
Ets
Woman and four children burned to death in Milan fire
Nevada Mo October 16 John Weddle and her four children died in a gasoline explosion that wrecked their Milan home near here today. Authorities investigated the blast and fire that claimed the family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
John Weddle
Milan
Hit Policeman With Own Club in Augusta
Special report: a man named Salesbee white, drunk or nearly so, attacked Policeman Vewsame last night. He struck the officer with his own club, causing blood and injury, then held him and snatched a weapon. Salesbee was jailed to await trial for assault and arrest. Also dated October 16, Paris, 10 p.m., noting the German authors issue. The executive committee proposes expelling Humperdinck Hauptmann Sudermann Sterfried and Wagner from the Society of Authors and Dramatists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Salesbee White
Rand
Salesbee
Paris
Sogiety of Authors’ and Dramatists
Ger
Humperdinck Hauptmann
Sudermann Sterfried
Wagner
Sewanee Excursion Leaves Atlanta for Sewanee Tonight
Bishop Knight and Brotherhood of St. Andrew depart Atlanta at 9:20 PM on Western and Atlantic No 4 to Sewanee on October 18, 1914. Round trip fare is 36.50 with sleeping cars. riders may alight at Cowan for an overnight stay, breakfast served, and return early morning. A passenger representative from Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway and Western and Atlantic Railroad will accompany the party and provide info at Whitehall Street viaduct or related offices.
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Warve
al Rulional Coupe
John Baud
St Andrews Cithe
Toomin Studiews
lousyMe Ky
Johng Waserke Baltmere
Lastshilvary Fitsbur
Robert
Chuck Gardiner
North Ideas Wise Courtents Buber Redeem
Seattle
Hadden St Thomas New York Sol
Sal Raker Grant
Biagaw
Wittheas
Ormitus St Stephens
Ormitus St Stephens Mekketspatt Peo Ban Hoe S Huta
Saamokin
Mainnetlea
Robert & Amlerson
Saints
Ganrse
Batuaulor
Grace Wemptis
Atkinson
Ardreus Hunitton Baltimore Md
Via
St Timothy New York
John F Bolen
St James Providence Ros Y Wood St Marks Brunsaich Fa
IE Efermanway
Christeure Veatertoyn
Paul
Gardre
Shephes
Scranton
Henry MV
Hewitt
New York
Walte Sidde
Lukes
Montclair
Newell St Stephen the Wirter
Vorlland Ore Arene
Lrumanuel
Lorwich NY
Robinson St Johns
Los Angeles Catharles
Waiun
Christenurch
Nash Dalle Tean
Meswas St
Oakland
Cal George C
Benham Trinits
Land
Omo
Christensen
Grace Free City
Wirren
la Colles
Bell
Stephens
Washington DC
Ligso
St Thomas
Brooklyn
John IK Valker
St Pauls Buffila
Sewanee
Sewanee Town
Sanday Ol
University of the South Exhon
University of the South
Brotherhood
Nashville
Bishop Knight
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Atlanta
Western and Atlantic
Cowan
Cewan Fo
Nashville Chattanoog, and
St Louw Railway and Western and Atlantic Railroad
Thomas
Whitehall Street
Walker
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Ansley Citi
Dan Cupid
Seizure
Inman
Dremands
Piper & Bersele, Inc. Cold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Blaze Burns Stores
Richmond
Joseph Henry Wise
Madras
Harvie Jordan
Lone Star State
BIG Lumber Company
Edward J. Fishel
ST. Charles
Waycross
Klein-Boyd
City and Company
A. C. L. Waycross District
American National Bank
Beleving
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
North American
and Mail Editions
Ducers
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