Meetings Called For Ex-Board Of Missionary Union
A meeting of the former board of the Woman's Baptist Missionary Union will be held in the pastor's study at First Baptist Church Friday September 17 at 3 o clock. Full attendance requested. The Woman's Auxiliary at Scottish Rites Hospital for Crippled Children meets this morning at 10 30 at the hospital. Members urged to attend and take South Decatur cars to Huill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Scottish Bites Hospital For
Social notes and local visits fill the season
A flurry of social items shows Mrs Lovelace hosting her sewing club while Mrs Lewis recovers and stays in town with family for the winter. Many residents including Miss Susie Epps of Tallahassee, Mr and Mrs Dowman, and Mrs Charles Straiton are noted as visiting, returning or preparing moves to new homes in addresses around Peachtree Street, Hammond Street and Park Street. Several others, such as Miss Leila Avon and Miss Clarabell Avon, plan weeks away before moving to Louisville, and Mrs G A Brandon remains ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lovelace
Lewis
Barnstabee
Mass
I. McIntyre
Peachtree Road
Ry Frazier McIntyre
Thomasville
G A Cunningham
Mays
Victorine Robbins
Seat Place
Susie Epps
Tallahassee
Hugh Willetene
George Dowman
Hammond Street
Charles Straiton
James Wright
West Peachtree Street
North Carolina
Jacksonville
G A Brandon
Park Street
Charles Ansley
Americus
Eustace
Westward Travel Notes With Many Social Guests
From Washington state to Southern California and back, Miss Mary Hines traveled with Halle Morton in Paris while Mrs Albert Thornton Jr visited family near Washington. Major A H Lindorme attends a National Guard meeting in Washington. WW Mapp and title daughter Willie Grady return from a weekend at Point after visiting Mrs G P Summerlin. Mrs WG Woodward travels to Virginia to visit relatives. Inman Park residents plan trips to Cincinnati and Canada. George and Minnie Thomas return from Athens and will stay in the city. Mrs C D Hitt improves after an operation. Miss Lota Kendrick and Alice Branch visit from Nashville. Billups Phimy of Athens visits Mrs Calhoun. William F Williams recovers from typhoid at Juniper Street. Miss Alline Clayton leaves for Macoochee Institute. Florine Hardwick visits from Cedartown. Mrs Mary Algood Jones attends Louisville horse show. HH Tift of Tifton visits with W B Willingham while en route home. Lucile Talmadge travels to Forsyth to visit HOE Clark. Atchison and Marian Attchison join Dr Atchison in Atlantic City for ten days, then New York trip. Norman Cootsde and Roward Conway head to California. Mrs WR Campbell returns from New York after three weeks with Mrs G B Adair. Miss Louie King hosts bridge in honor of Miss Grace Bloodworth.
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Birs
Mapp
Willie Grady
Baat’ Point
G P Summerlin
Howell Mill Road
WG Woodward
Peterabure
W J Chamberlain
Inman Park
Cincinnati
Magara Falls
Canada
George Thomas
Minnie Thomas
Athens
City
C D Hitt
Baptist Tabernacle
J D Kennedy
Lota Kendrick
Alice Branch
Frebue
Nashville
Billups Phimzy
Calhoun
William F. Williams
Juniper Street
Alline Clayton
Macoochee
Macoochee Institute
Florine Hardwick
Cedar Town
Tverard Richardson
Dowdell Brown
Pensacola
Mary Algood Jones
Louisville
Kentucky
Lucile Talmadge
Forsyth
Hoe Clark
Richwoon
CR Atchison
Marian Attchison
Dr Atchison
Atlantic City
New York
Norman Cootedse
Roward Conway
California
WR Campbell
New York City
G B Adar
Local residents prepare for Hollins College trip
Marle Ashley of Valdosta and Ness Nell Chaste plan to leave next week for Hollins College in Virginia. Mrs Albert Clark Polkana and infant son Charles Michael have returned home to East End after a private sanitarium stay on Tuesday.
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Marle Ashley
Valdosta
Ness Nell Chaste
Hollins College
Virginia
Albert Clark Polkana
Charles Michael
East End
Mrs Crawley s School Opens for Full Term
Mrs Crawley s School at 154 Peeples Street West End opened Monday with Mussex Baril as Voice and Expression teachers. Wade leads the primary dept and aids higher classes. Lutt will teach piano and Dr Buchanan violin. Modern languages included. Registration continues this week.
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D Crawles
Peeples Street
West End
Mussex Baril
Buchanan
Carriage Builders Face Prosperity At Convention
J Zimpelmann of Blount Carriage and Buggy Company leaves to attend the forty third annual Convention of the Carriage Builders National Association in Cleveland Ohio September 21 22 23. Optimism stems from strong farm and stock raising prospects with southern makers expecting good business as crops including wheat corn oats potatoes and tobacco are forecast above average. The association was formed to organize builders of buggies and surreys and expects thousands of attendees amid a robust market for farm vehicles.
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J Zimpelmann
Blount Carriage and Bugeye Company
Carriage Builders National Ass Mation
Cleveland
Ohio
4Impelmann Sani
Georgia
Telticle
Carriage Builder National
Imst
Adams elected in Walton County
In Walton county a special election chose John H Adams of Social Circle to fill the term of J P Averitt, defeating Charles I Bassett of Monroe by a solid majority. Voters also approved abolishing the county treasurer office and opposed establishing a county commissioners board.
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Monroe Ga
Spegall
Walton County
Averitt
John H Adams
Social Circle
Charles I Bassett
Wonroe
Baptists of Eastman Call Jesup Minister
Eastman church members voted September 1 to unanimously call Dr Heartsintd of Jemmer Hearts field as pastor. The West Baptist church has been without a pastor since Dr WW Bealer resigned, and Eastman hopes Heartstein will accept the call to lead the church.
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Eastman
Piret Baptist Church of
Jemmer Hearts Field
Baptist Dugemination
Afme
Loref Baptist Chuich
Naton
WW Bealer
Gaptiel Tabernacle
Valdosta
Heartstein
Fastuman
Costley Hurt as Truck Destroys Buggy in Decatur Street
A Georgia Railway and Power heavy truck struck a buggy carrying JH Costley near Decatur Street causing painful but not serious injuries and total demolition of the buggy. The truck, driven by HH Pittner, also damaged a Deputy Marshal Lancaster automobile they hit after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway and Power Company
JH. Costley
Decatur
Decatur Street
Costley
H H Pitner
C M. Lancaster
Irish bagpipe debut at Forsyth in A Friendly Call
The Forsyth theater hosts a week of entertainments headlined by Charles Mack and company with an Irish bagpipe act played by hand rather than mouth. Ett. Gastedo performs a clog dance while Maiel Worth, Lew Hinge, Carla Cornelia, and Bob Knapp introduce new dances and songs. Fred Warren and Roy Dietrich sing titles, Jol le defving Jones offers a lightrope act, and the Five Statues close the bill for a well rounded show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Forsyth
Forsyth Theater
Charles Mack and
Charles Mack
Ett
Gastedo
Maiel Worth
Lew Hinge
Allamane
Carla Cornelia
Bob Knapp
Fred Warren
Roy Dietrich
Jol~ le Defving Jones
Ughtrope
The Great Ruby and Peer Gynt Feature At The Grand
A mixed review of The Great Ruby at the Grand Complications and the Lubin feature plus tonight's Twin bill including Cyril Maude in Peer Gynt at Paramount. The Silent Voice at Strand with Francis Bushman and Marguerite Snow portrays a musician who loses his mother hearing and faces betrayal before finding happiness through his wife’s devotion.
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Cyril Maude
Rae Sue Oucouy
Francis Bushman
Marguerite
Strand Theater
Skinners
Liberty Theater
New York
Snez
Jules
Obert Goodman
Ric Bushman
Miss Sumn
Voles
Metso
Ran
Holmes Institute opens tenth annual session with largest attendance
The Holmes Institute began its tenth annual session with the largest turnout in its history. Rev D H Sims of Morris Brown University gave the opening primeval address. Archie Gray of Wheat Street Baptist church praised the school for rescuing many young Black boys and girls from ignorance and crime. Holmes urged funding to buy fuel clothing and books for boarding and day students. More than 100 applicants could not afford books or clothing and some have no parental support. The institute aims to aid impoverished colored people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Institute
D H Sims
Morris Brown University
Archie Gray
Wheat Street Baptist Church
BG Dawson
Oliver J M Sims
Wattie Cora BR Holmes
DeKalb County Schools Show Big Improvement
Decatur reports record attendance as DeKalb county public schools open with Superintendent R E Carroll pressed for more teachers and room. A county wide tax system funds repairs and upgrades, with twenty schools repaired or rebuilt last year and ongoing work to equip every school with standard facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
DeKalb County
R Ei Carroll
Wesleyan College Opens Term With Record Enrollment
Wesleyan Female College in Macon opened for the new term with enrollment 32 higher than any previous year. Dr CO Jones of Atlanta delivered the annual address to the students. More than 300 students have already matriculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Wesleyan Female College
CO Jones
Atlanta
Col Huff Re-Elected To Macon Commission
Col WA Huff was re elected to the Macon board of water commissioners for a six year term with little opposition. The sole other candidate, H Hart a socialist, received only a few votes and was given a complimentary vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
WA Huff
Board of Water Commissioners
H © Harts
Hart
Georgia University Opens Auspiciously In Athens
Georgia University opened its 116th academic session in Athens on September 15 with strong early registration. Officials report higher enrollment than last year, noting 481 students registered by the third day of opening week and more than on the same day in the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tae Unversity of
Georgia
Russell Not to Run Believed Bolder Will
Athens September 15 Special Judge R B Russell announced he will not run for Congress in the ninth district. John N Holder of Jefferson is reported to enter the race. Milledgeville delegates to the state committee meeting for the second Seeing Georgia tour have been appointed. Enthusiasm grows for the tour with Milledgeville expected to give a royal welcome on September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Judgge R. B Russell
R B Russell Jr
Congress
John N Holder
Jefferson
Milledgeville
Carl Vidson
Edward Milligan
Edward A. Tigner
Georgia
Atlante
Milleareville
Milledge- Ville
Atante
Recall Committee Not Yet Ready to File Its List
The recall committee seeking to unseat Mayor and six police commissioners who demoted Chief Beavers has not finalized its voter list. Attorney Walter We Elreath said the group will aim for 25 percent of registered voters, and denied reports it would file before December. He noted a likely delay of several weeks before filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Walter We Elreath
McWlreath Anys
Dr F G Bailey Dies At Local Hospital
Dr Fleming Grantland Bailey died Wednesday afternoon in a Griffin area hospital at age 58. He was a longtime Griffin physician from a prominent family. The body lies at Barclay Branden chapel and will be sent to Griffin for Thursday funeral service with interment in Savannah. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Hilne, two brothers Seaton Grantland Bailey and David J Bailey, and two sisters Mrs H Vobrees of San Francisco and Mrs H Thebeault of New Orleans.
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Fleming Grantland Bailey
Griffin Gay
Barclay & Branden
Griffin
Savannah
Bailey
Davin J Bailey
Elizabeth Hilne
Seaton Grantland Bailey
David J Bailey
Vobrees
San Francisco
Evangelist Martin Draws Large Congregations at Baptist Church
Evangelist Martin attracts large crowds at the Jackson Hill Baptist Church. Many new members join as he plans to discuss the subject Why Baptist and not a Catholic. He is expected to speak strently Saturday about Baptist beliefs versus Catholicism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Martin
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Martin
Luke Not Entering Georgia Attorney General Race
Thomasville report states Roscoe Luke has no intention of running for Georgia attorney general. Luke says he has no idea of entering the race and was asked about a possible candidacy concerns in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasille
Georgia
Y Roscoe Luke
Appalachee Baptists Meet Near Winder in 80th Session
Winder Ga September 15 The 80th session of the Appalachee association with over four thousand members convened to meet Mountain Creek Baptist church in Walton county miles from Winder. Jonah Blasingame was elected moderator and Rey J W McWhorter clerk. Prominent ministers included Drs B J W Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder Ga
Appalachee
Mountain Creek
Walton County
Miles
Jonah Blasingime
Rey J Wn McWhorter
Drs B J W Graham
Fading Reports From Georgia Session Nearing End
The meeting featured H R Bernard of Atlanta W HL Faust of Winder DW Ku of Mon ro J D Winchester of social Circle and Charles Edwards of Athens as focal ministers in the immediate territory. Glowing reports were presented on work completed over the last three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H R. Bernard
Atlanta
HL Faust
Winder
Monro
J D Winchester
Charles Edwards
Athens
A Baby's Birthday Announcement Prompt
A promotional note describes Mother's Friend as a valued aid for childbirth. It claims to ease labor, reduce dangers, and promote a strong healthy infant, with reliable results and clear usage directions supplied with each bottle.
Georgia Normal and Industrial College Opens With 810 Students
Milledgeville notes the Georgia Normal and Industrial College opens today with 810 students. Livery space is crowded and over 200 girls were kept away for lack of accommodations. The college will resume regular operations by Friday. Over 180 students are in the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Georgia Normal
Ana Industrial College
Georgia
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