Speakers Address Brotherhood of St. Andrew at Sunday Mass Meeting
Right Rev. CEB Woodcock told 2,500 at the Grand Opera house that America’s problem is its people not Christ. The Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention in Atlanta featured Woodcock and Dr. Hopkins urging a national Christian character and home life centered on faith. The event closed with sermons on witness bearing and personal influence for Christ.
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Kentucky
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Atlanta
John Henry Hopkins
Church of the Redeemer
Chicago
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Jerusalem
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St Philip’s Cathedral
W. R Stearly
St Luke's
Montclair
Stearly
Fellowship of Christ
Rev Thomas H Timmons Dies in Thomson at 74
Thomson Ga October 18 Special Rev Thomas H Timmons superannuated minister of the North Georgia conference died at the home of his daughter Mrs James Irving in Thomson at 118 oclock Sunday morning He joined the Florida conference in 1866 and transferred in 1869 to North Georgia where he served until 1903 when he was superannuated He was born June 2 1841 in Coweta county Georgia He survived by Mrs J C Irving and Thomas Timmons Sr of Thomson George Timmons of Hartwell and Herbert Timmons of Minneapolis Funeral services will be held at the Thomson Methodist church Tuesday or Wednesday with interment in Thomson cemetery under Masonic honors
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Thomas H. Timmons
North Georgia
James Irving
Thomson
Timmons
Florida
Cowate County
Georgia
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Thomas Timmons
Tigorge Timmons
Hartwell, Ga
Herbert Timmons
Minneapolis
Binn
Thomson Methodist Church
Thomson Cemetery
Meldrim to Be Chosen by Bar Association
Georgia delegates predict General Peter W Meldrim of Savannah will be elected president of the American Bar Association at the convention. Meldrim, former Georgia State Bar president, is on the ABA executive committee and highly popular. Atlanta delegates John L. Tye and T A Hammond and Merrill of Thomasville have arrived for the meeting, with Meldrim and Merrill attending days at the conference on uniform State laws.
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Washington
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Savannah
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Georgia
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American Bar Association
National Association
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T A Hammond
Atlanta
Merrill
Thomasville
Meldrim
Private control and tariff reform in Wilson letter
President Wilson, writing from the White House on October 17, praises Congress for advancing the tariff reform and currency measures. He notes private control by small groups under high duties hindered competition and praises the tariff reduction as essential to restore normal prices and foreign policy aims. The letter commends Congress for courage and effectiveness in removing lobby-driven features of the old tariff system.
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Woodrow Wilson lauds reform laws and urges unity
In a lengthy letter from Washington, Wilson praises tariff reductions, the Clayton and trade laws, and a democratic program to curb monopoly and expand credit. He highlights the currency act, labor protections, and agricultural credits while expressing confidence in voters’ support and urging continued reform and national unity.
Randolph County Fair invites regional chambers and bankers
Cuthbert Georgia October 18 Special In response to a letter from Charles J Haden president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce Randolph County Fair association invites all chambers of commerce officers bankers ordinaries and allied groups to attend a meeting on October 22 as a school for officials aiding the planned October 24 event. The effort enlists judges of the county and bankers with personal invitations to stress public outreach and turnout.
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Randolph County
Charles J Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
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Yair Association
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Z HL Shelley
FH. Davis
First National Bank
The Midnight Girl at Forsyth and Grand Theaters
The Midnight Girl musical comedy stars Mina Viole Gillette in a tale of mistaken identity and romance as two cabaret singers woo a real senator. The Forsyth showcases top acts including Winona Winter and the Penderson brothers, while the Grand features Carlyle Blackwell in The Key to Yesterday with Buy-A-Bale and a new southern melodies quartet.
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Atlanta
Mina Viole Gillete
Swagenrfog
Gustave Criquet
Senator Criquet
By & Atranke
Boven
Forsyth
Winong
Willem J Dooier
Colonel March Diamond
Mme ‘Virginia
Colonel Ta
Lawrence and Edwards
Penderson Brothers
Fred Sosman
Laboen
Milo Dupreece
Carlyle Blackwell
Blackwell
Abby
New Eyewear Stays Comfortably On at Hawkes Opticians
A note from A K Hawkes Opticians at 14 Whiteball accl tad describes a new eseglass that stays secure and comfortable. The compact item promises better fit for wearers seeking reliable daily use.
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K Hawkes Opticians
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