Temperance Union Plans Thursday Meeting at Unity Church
The Atlanta Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Sunday school room of Unity church. A full attendance is desired and visitors are welcome. Mary L Migencon, president. Jane A. Adkins, recording secretary.
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Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tinit Church
Mary L Mclgencon
Jane A. Adkins
Municipal warehouse plan praised to curb losses
City council finance chair A W Farlinger reports a favorable $1000 appropriation to open a municipal warehouse on October 12 in the H M Beutell building. The single-site facility will store all department stock under one head, reducing thefts and losses seen when items are scattered.
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A. W Farlinger
Council Finance Committee
H. M. Beutell
Bellwood Avenue
Southern Railway
Farlinger
Heutell
Farlingher
Atlanta to get weekly newspaper by Men and Religion force
Definite announcement on Wednesday that Atlanta will launch a new weekly paper run by Mariah Jackson and John J Eagan from the Men and Religion Forward Movement. Jackson will be editor in chief and the paper aims to foster Christian citizenship by linking region with politics, business, and church life.
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Atlanta
Mariah Jackson
John J Eagan
Readera
Men and Religion Forward
Jackson
Bulletins
Ita
Mercury Climbs As Summer Clothes Return To Fashion
Weather warm up defies forecasters with a near 99 degree peak observed midweek. The day opened mild and rose to 71 at 3 PM while residents dusted off summer garments and mothballed winter attire. Temperatures are forecast to stay warm with similar today’s readings.
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Mercury
Funeral for Rey 4 A Huen at Big Bethel Church
Funeral arrangements for Rey 4 A Huen moved to 11 o clock tomorrow at Big Bethel Church with Bishop J S Flipper presiding. Rev M M Austin of Griffin to deliver the sermon, replacing the previously announced 2 o clock service.
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Rey
Big Bethel Church
J .S. Flipper
M. M Austin
Griffin
City to honor old Negro employee David Lay
David Lay an aged Black man with over thirty years service as a faithful helper and rodman in the city construction department is to be honored by the department and funeral services are set for this afternoon at Big Bethel church. Members of the department recently began gathering information for a pension petition to General Council. Officers sent a floral tribute as a last token of respect to one of the antebellum era’s loyal city workers who never missed a day until ill health ended his ward.
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Rodman
General Council
David
Big Bethel Church
Construction Department
W T B Wilson
Hatcher and Stroud Seek 10000 Damages in Train Collision
The collision between a Southern train and the automobile of George O Hatcher and HOS Stroud on July 7 led to a $10,000 damages suit against the railway. Attorneys Westmoreland & Westmoreland and Sidney Smith represented Hatcher and Stroud in the Superior Court yesterday afternoon.
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Southern
George O Hatcher
Hos Stroud
Westmoreland & Westmoreland
Sidney Smith
Hatcher
Farmer Mistakes Police HQ for Bank in Campbell County Visit
A Campbell County farmer named Camp, aged 51, visited Atlanta police headquarters on Tuesday night after drinking corn liquor. He approached Sergeant Holcombe at the window claiming he was at the Fourth National Bank and asked for a note to be made, believing he was inside the bank with Sergeant George Bullard helping him.
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Cvs of Atlanta
Fourth National Bank
Campbell County
Atlanta
Holcombe
Camp
Mr Camp
George Bullard
Tacky Party Held At Whittier Mills Settlement Home
A Tuesday night tacky party drew more than a few attendees at the Whittier Mills settlement home. Music song and games filled the program with entertainment. Mrs George Munsoy won the ladies prize and C Hornes took the mens prize in the contests.
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Whittier Mills
George Mun- Soy
C Hornes
Song Festival Opens Friday At Auditorium Armory
A three day song festival begins next Friday morning at 9 o clock in the Auditorium Armory with the Sacred Harp interstate convention in session. The program runs through Sunday afternoon under J T James presiding officer and officers C J Greggs vice president IT E Newton general manager and Dr S W Everett secretary assisting.
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Sacred Harp
J T James
Followme
C J Greggs
IT E Newton
S W Everett
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