McConnell Urges Church Harmony at Tabernacle
Dr. Lincoln McConnell, new pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, preached his first sermon to large morning and evening crowds. He urged focusing on future deeds, recalling past successes to inspire good, and noted past bickering. He spoke of liberty versus law and the need to progress in the right way. Installation is set for next Sunday with Lean Broughton of London to preach morning sermon.
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Lincoln McConnell
The
Baptist Tabernacle
McConnell
Chaoreh
Goa
Br. McConnell
Lean Broughton
Chris
Church
London
England
Large gain shown in attendance of Atlanta Sunday schools
Atlanta Sunday schools keep growing as attendance and membership rise. Among fifteen schools, last year’s attendance was 4,186 and roster day figure reached 6,114. The average per school climbed from 279 to 408, a gain of 129 pupils, highlighting the hard work of Sunday school workers.
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Atlanta
Barge Berkes Seen Lost Off Ocracoke During Storm
The tug Helen reported the barge Berkes with Captain Derrickson and three crew members lost off Ocracoke Island after a cyclone drove her from Newbern toward Philadelphia. The Kirkton towed two other barges and an alert search was dispatched to find any trace of the missing Berkes.
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Newhern
Helen
Philadelphia
Pamilca Sound
Berkes
Newbern
Derrickson
Ocracoke Island
Kirkton
Ocracoke
Derkes
Clarke County Warden Holds On To His Job
Clarke County game warden Sterling Price, first of his office, disputes start of open season for wardens. J A Lumpkin, nephew of Justice Joseph Henry Lumpkin, named by State Game Commissioner Mercer. commission begins September 1. Price argues season not yet begun and that game law is being enforced before wardens’ opening.
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Athens
Sterling Price
Clarke County
J. A. Lumpkin
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Mercer Anda
Mo Opine
Southern railways plan exhibits at nine southern fairs
Educational displays will travel to nine southern state and general fairs and twenty six county and district fairs this fall. Southern railway affiliated lines will host demonstrations in agriculture dairy and domestic science to encourage local settlers and improve farm methods.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Knoxville
Tenn
Montgomery
Richmond
Birmingham
North Carolina
Raleigh
Eriction
Macon
South Carolina
Columbia
Jackson
Morristown
Concord
Sweetwater
Sylva
Waynesville
Asheville
N.C
Greenshoro
N. C
Union
Orangeburg
Charleston
Circuly No. R
Mountain City
Chase City
Danville
South Boston
Valdosta
Gaffin
Me-Tar
Circuit No. C
Cajon City
Pier Or
Humbaldt
Ptember
Shubuta
Prosperity Seen in Laurens County Business Outlook
Dublin and Laurens County business leaders express strong optimism for the coming year. Prominent figures including Lepechil, Captain W. B. Rice, Arnold, and J. E. Smith, Jr. foresee better conditions, higher crop values, and more cash in farmers hands, with notes of brighter credit and confidence across merchants and farmers.
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Laurens County
Dublin
Lepechil
Laurens Tur
Geunly
Jumewashlaki
Consolidated Phosphate Company
Qconce Guang Company
W. B. Rice
Bat Arnau
City National Bank
Artau
Irsg
Laurens
J. E. Smith, Jr
Four Seasons Department Store
South Georgia
Pope welcomed after Catholic athletes march in Rome
In Rome on September 7 Catholic athletes and thousands gathered as they marched from the church of St John Lateran to St Peter's to greet the pope. Despite police bans on a planned parade amid anti clerical tensions, 8000 attendees knelt for the papal benediction and cheered "Long Live the Pope" while anti clericals shouted responses. The Osservatore Romano criticized the prohibition and urged Catholics to share their view of Italian liberty at home.
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Rome
St. John Lateran
St. Peters
San Damaso
Pontifical Court
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Sons of Free America
Holy See
Little Miss Fix It at Atlanta Theatre Tonight
At the Atlanta Union the musical comedy Little Miss Fix It opens for two nights at bargain prices. The plot follows married couple Johnny and May with comic misunderstandings and songs by Glover Hines and Johann Strauss. The show features lively dances, colorful acts, and a chorus of dancers, promising an entertaining evening.
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Atlanta
Parrish
Atlana Tuertay
Jonnie
Turkey Trotters and Tango Dancers Highlighted
In a lively feature, Keith Vaudeville and CAC present turkey trotting ants and tango dancers on the Mia Tair. The article spotlights Dory Wilson’s company and other acts like Thecus a Looking Glas, with vaudeville names such as Sil, Delingee, Wentworthy, Vesdy, Gordon and Rica, and the curling Seneations joining the novelty showcase.
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Turkey
Frazuren
Dory Wilson
Call of the Heart in a confusing stage scene
A fragmented description of a play titled Call of the Heart features a beautiful woman drawn into aristocratic schemes. The article hints at Miss Hamilton and others writing letters as fortune and fame drive a marriage plot in a melodramatic setting.
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Hesuilion
Daily Letters
Duzend
Sue
Call
Wiertaw
Miss Hamilton
Moving Pictures at the Grand Theater
A grand program features daily exhibitions from May 22 with afternoon and evening showings at the Grand. Kinemacolor pictures rotate every other day and are exclusive to this theater in Atlanta. Mayday and Tuesday present a double reel comedy and a three reel feature starring D. Tels and Mr Hydec7, plus the Ottern Conwal tribute, with highlights like Stare Struck and Dieppe Motor Rares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af Kumar Olor
Atlanta
Elaer Glacier
Jewell Kelley Company Presents My Tile Girl Banectab
The Jewell Kelley company opens its third week with a four act melodrama My Tile Girl Banectab. Eddie Black stars in a comic role as Dink Botts, and the play moves from a Kentucky village to Colonel Hopkins parlor across four acts. Southern University of Music, 2353 Peachtree, Ivy 6490.
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Jewell Kelley Company
Jenia
Tanta
Eddie Black
Country Bumpkin Dink Botts
Kentucky
Colonel Horkine
Colonel Hopkins
Southern University of Music
Peachtree
Phone
Ivy
Dr Broughton Opens Macon Meetings At City Auditorium
Rev Len G Broughton began a five day series in Macon at the city auditorium drawing about 1800 attendees with larger crowds later. He declined to speak on local politics or prohibition and focused on soul winning. A parade and street appeals by city ministers accompanied the event. Also reported is a baby abandoned at the Macon Mephsthah Orphanage with a note seeking care until adoption. The child’s mother unidentified. In other news, six diamond rings valued at $1200 were recovered in Boston Ga from a nurse, after being lost near Macon and initially claimed by a woman who said she was drugged and robbed.
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Macon
Len G. Broughton
City Auditorium
Broughton
James Jelky
Fernorraw
Tyler
Ike Rashinski
Boston
Robertson
Bashinski
Blanche Jones
Many Offices Occupied by Watkinsville Man
Athens Ga September 7 Special A W McWhorter of Watkinsville holds a record for offices held and filled He was elected president of the Chamber of Commerce for Oconee County He is a University of Georgia graduate former editor of the county paper pastor of the Baptist Church county school superintendent and other local posts including president of the county fair association clerk of the Gapalachee Baptist association and town mayor Fragmentary list suggests more minor roles and odd jobs.
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Athens
W. McWhorter
Watkinsville
Chamber of Commerce
Oca~nee County
University of Georgia
Baptist Church
County Gehoni Fair Association
Gapalachee Baptist Association
Land of the Qéd Fellows’ Lodge
Georgia State Experiment Station
Beautiful Sunday Enjoyed by Atlanta
A forecast of rain gives way to a pleasant Sunday in Atlanta. Light morning showers yielded to clear skies, with a cooler afternoon after temperatures near eight degrees above noon, and a refreshing fall day with sparse clouds and no summer heat.
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Atlanta
Institute at Dawson County Teachers Hold Weeklong Session
A successful teachers institute was conducted in the county court room in Dawson Georgia during the week. Miss Webste B Parrish a state supervisor and Professor George T Godard led the sessions. All public school teachers in Terrell County attended.
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Dawson
Webste B. Parrish
Echogls
George T. Godard
Errell County
Rome Schools to Open With Record Enrollment
Rome Georgia September 7 Special The Rome public schools begin their annual session Monday with indications of the largest enrollment in history. Improvements include a fifth year added to the high school course and an extended commercial program.
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Rome. Ga
Rome
Georgia Tech
Department of
Ga. Tech
J. N.G. Nesbit
Mrs Ashby Delivers Psychology Lecture in Cleveland Manning Hall
Mr David B Ashby gave an engaging psychology lecture yesterday afternoon in Cleveland Manning hall on North Pryor street at 70 Puiliam street A large crowd attended An urgent request was made for Mrs Ashby to repeat the lecture at an early date
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Cleveland- Manning Hall
North Pryor Street
David B. Ashby
Puiliam Street
Ashby
Ideal September Trip to Warm Springs Hotel
The Warm Springs Hotel stays open through September 15 offering the Famous Watering Place renowned baths and scenic country surroundings. Acquaintances and guests are invited to enjoy the season with top service and the best offerings the country affords.
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Warm Springs
Hawkes Co Opticians Eyes examined and glasses fitted
For nearly fifty years Hawkes Co Opticians offers thorough eye exams and professional glasses fitting. Ready to serve you with trusted service and reliable eyewear.
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Opticians
Ek, Hawkes Co
T4 Whitehalll
Adv
Special Envelopes to Advertise Great Southern Auto Show
Great Southern Auto Show will be advertised with special envelopes mailed from Atlanta in coming weeks. Reed Oil Company’s RN Reed chairs the show committee. Envelopes, designed with a letterhead, are to be used by Atlanta businesses from now until the show dates November 11 to 15 at the Auditorium Armory. Envelopes available by applying to Reed or any committee member. thousands will be printed and sold at cost to merchants to promote the event outside Atlanta.
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Atlanta
RN. Reed
Reed Oil Company
Auditorium Armory
Funeral notices from Georgia and Florida regional press
The notices report the death of Ms Kawssesusus a 68 year old at a private sanitarium with survivors in Florida and Georgia and arrangements including cremation and interment in Orlando. Also noted are funeral plans for Mrs Cornelia Martin wife of Lawrenceville mayor Lowery R Martin with services at their home and interment at New Cemetery in Lawrenceville. Additional notices mention the funeral of Pharmas Crawley to Westerly R I and the death of Mrs Mary Presley of Toccoa at a private sanitarium in Atlanta.
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Lawrenceville
Cornelia Martin
Hem. Lowe R. Martin
A. R. Holderby
Atlanta
Martin
Mary Presley
Toccoa
R. L Presley
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Presley announced
The body was removed to the undertaking establishment of Greenberg and Bond. Mrs Presley is survived by her husband and two sons. The body will be taken to Toccoa on Monday for funeral and interment.
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Greenberg & Bond
Presley
Toccoa
Alice McCown Dies at Seven in Private Sanitarium
Alice McCown seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McCown died Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in a private sanitarium. The funeral will be held from Greenberg Bond chapel Monday morning at 10 and interment will be in West View cemetery.
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Pharmas Crawley
Poole's
Westerly
R. 1
Alice McCown
Robert McCown
Greenberg & Bond
West View
Mrs McMullin Dies In Georgia Town After Long Illness
Mrs Nancy C McMullin aged 78 died at her Hapeville home after a brief illness. Survived by sister Mrs Martha J Smith of Decatur two sons LW McMullin of Atlanta and B L McMullin of Hapeville a daughter Mrs Laura J Sullivan of Porterdale fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at 5 pm today from the residence conducted by Rev S W Reed, with interment Tuesday in McDonough.
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44Th Georgia
Nancy C. McMullin
Hapeville
McMullin
Martha J. Smith
Decatur
LW. McMullin
Atlanta
B. L. McMu
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Institute At
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Thomas Crawley
Marist College
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