Diocesan Episcopal Conference to Meet in LaGrange
The fourth annual Atlanta diocese conference will be held in LaGrange Ga with sessions Monday and Tuesday on church education including schools colleges and Sunday schools. Clergy and lay delegates from Atlanta and Brotherhood of St Andrew gathering attend with Bishop Nelson praising early enthusiasm.
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the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Atlanta
Diocese of
la Grange
LaGrange
Episcopal Church
South
Henry D. Phillips
Elso
Homer H. Starr
University of North Carolina
Ihs
Troy Bestry
Athens
University of Georgia
L M. Merling Jones
Brenau College
Guineaville
Charles H. Les
Mercer College
Macom
W.W. Memminger
All Saints
Georgia School of Technology
C. B. Wilmer
D. D
St. Luke's
W. D. Sims
Georgia State Sunday School Association
W. Z. Downing
Atlants
Wragg
Trinity Church
Columbus
Methodist Church
Charles Woodcock
Kentucky
W. D. Sterling
St Luke's Church
Monte Clair
N. J
Ialtr
Nelson
Thompson to Visit Georgia on Foreign Trade Mission
Thompson, recently named commercial attache for the U S department of commerce, plans a southern trip to Georgia to engage southern manufacturers. Formerly in Atlanta, he is known for deep cottonseed industry knowledge after a year in Europe studying markets. Washington reports indicate England lifted a threatened embargo on cotton seed products, promising resumed trade upon his return.
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Erwin 9. Thompson
Atlanta
United States Department of Commerce
Georgia
Thompson
Europe
Aring
Tke
Washington
Pay Your Taxes Now Urges W. T. Waters
W T Waters chairman of the county board urged large taxpayers to pay their 1814 taxes promptly to avoid December delay. Tax collector Stewart opened books October 16 and early returns show many plan to wait. Without funds the county would borrow from banks to meet payrolls, but the board hopes taxpayer cooperation can avert loans.
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Ww.t. Waters
Board of County Commissioners
Stewart
Memorial Service for Atlanta Camp Members of U C V
The Twenty Sixth Memorial service of Atlanta Camp No. 15 United Confederate Veterans will be held tonight at 7 at First Presbyterian Church. The Flat Presbyterian choir will sing. Honor dead members include Sparks Thomson Hoke Langston Atwater Hollingsworth Woodruff Todd Adair Bard Hardin Graves Greenberg Knott Arnold Irwin Hokent Carley Applewhite Martin Norris Mallard and others.
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Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
First Presbyterian Church
Flat Presbyterian Chorch
Wm. C Sparks
Wm. Thomson
Chay. F Hoke
Jef N. Langston
HL Atwater
J. F. Hollingsworth
John W. Woodruf
J. & Todd
Green B. Adair
Jas
Bard
Mark A. Hardin
FP. Graves
Raphael Greenberg
J. J. Knott
Reuben Arnold
J. Firwin
Alex Ho Kent
Carley
E. Applewhite
Martin
D. R. Norris
Wl J. Maliard
FWO Adds Instructors At Atlanta School Of Commerce
The Atlanta School of Commerce expands faculty due to rapid growth adding SM Wilson of the Atlanta National Bank to accounting and H Lindsay of Osborne Isay to commercial law. Current enrollment stands at seventy seven, more than double last year, forcing division of first year classes into two sections.
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Atlanta School of Commerce
SM. Wilson
Atlanta National Bank
H. Lindsay
Osborne & Isay
Robinson Appointed Assistant Secretary
Herry H. Robinson, recently elected assistant secretary of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, is a prominent young businessman. A HOYS High School graduate, he joined the chamber after finishing school and has earned repeated promotions. Secretary Walter G. Cooper praises his sterling business qualities and value to the staff.
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Herry H. Robinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Hve-wire
Hoys’ High School
Mercial High School
Chamber of Commerce
Walter G. Cooper
Robinson
Board of Directors
Hit by Milling Truck, Lee Injured in Street Crossing
D H Lee was knocked down and painfully injured about the back and left hip yesterday afternoon when struck by a milling truck as he attempted to cross in front of 132 Decatur. He stepped from the curb quickly and did not see the machine approaching. F J Share of 110 Highland Ave, who was driving, said there was no opportunity to avoid the accident. Lee was taken to Grady Hospital where the injuries are not considered serious.
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D. H. Lee
Decatur
Lee
F. J. Share
Highland Avenas
Grady Hospital
Fire at Georgia Tech Put Out by Students
Senior dormitory inspector Dutch Coleman discovered a kitchen blaze in Knowles dormitory at dawn. He organized pajama clad residents into a brigade, using hand extinguishers to quell the flames before city engines arrived from Worth Avenue station.
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Georgia Tech
Coleman
Tech
Knowles Dormitory
Gelock
Worth Avenue
Negro Robs and Burns Kaplan Home in Revenge
An unknown black man robbed and burned the home of artist George A. Kaplan at 236 Central Avenue in revenge after a prior attempted robbery. Valuable silverware and a life size oil painting of Mrs Kaplan were lost in the blaze. Kaplan offers a $50 reward and detectives follow clues as the family remained in Chicago awaiting news.
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George A. Kaplan
Central Avenue
Whitehall Street
Kaplan
Paying the Devil His Dues at Local Revival
Rev George A Klein of First Methodist Church conducts special revival services at Peachtree and Porter Place. On Sunday the 18th at in the afternoon he will hold a men s meeting with the subject Paying the Devil His Dues. He promises a direct pungent discussion aimed at men.
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George A. Klein
First Methodist
Peachtres
Porter Place
Klein
Kaiser Sends Prayer To Be Read In German Service
The German Kaiser Bes sent to Dr. Otto J. Gubert, pastor, a petition to be included in the worship prayer during the war. The verse asks Almighty God to bless the German father land, aid the armament, grant victory, and allow peace that preserves Germanys honor and independence, while Christians should treat enemies well.
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Kaiser
Otto J. Gubert
Germany
Ideal Autumn Sunday Promised For Atlanta
The Atlanta forecast says Sunday will be an ideal autumn day with few clouds and a light south wind. Morning near 50 degrees, rising to 71 to 80 by afternoon, with no frost or very cold weather expected. Monday also likely pleasant.
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Atlanta
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