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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1914

Page

11

School of Theology to Open Wednesday In Atlanta

Bishop Warren A Candler and Br Plato Durham announce the new School of Theology at the New Methodist University will open Wednesday morning with about fifty students expected. Facilities include classrooms and a dormitory in Wesley Memorial and a leased house on Auburn avenue. Opening ceremonies run Wednesday to Sunday with speakers Bishop Candler Mell R Wilkinson Dr Plato Durham and Governor Slaton.

Warren A. Gandler New Methodist University Candier Tyne New Mexico Atlanta Br. Plato Durham Wesley Memorial University Auburn Avenue Tiil Hoss and Denny Warren A. Candler Mell R. Wilkinson Chamber of Commerce Plato Durham Soar Slaton

Johns Derrick Heads University Freshmen

Athens Ga September 21 John Derrick brother of Clade Derrick former Georgia baseball star now big leaguer elected president of the freshman class at the University of Georgia in what is described as one of the biggest groups ever. Freshman night saw pranks and near trouble as sophomores attempted to outdo the newcomers but peace was restored with university officials intervening.

Athens John Derrick Clade Derrick Georgi Glaus University of Georgia Dave Dean Snelling

Atlanta Theological Seminary Opens Its Eleventh Term

The Atlanta Theological Seminary opens on Monday September 28 for its eleventh term. Attendance is expected to be large. The faculty comprises prominent southern ministers and its trustees include many well known business men.

Atlanta Theological Seminary

Mrs Ormond Returns to Atlanta After Paris War Ordeal

Mrs Florence R Ormond arrived in Atlanta with her daughter Mrs Hinton Hopkins after fleeing Paris as Germans neared the city She recounts the escape delays the Paris fear and the odd handling of US Relief funds She notes Parisian women running business amid wartime disruption and widespread arrests of spies she witnessed no direct fighting near Paris and describes nightly air patrols and light bomb incidents.

Paris Florence R. Ormond Atlanta Hinton Hopkins Piemont Place Ormond James Lawrence Campbell Europe United States London Havre Mrs. Ormond America

Ringling Brothers Circus Set for City Exhibitions

Children upbeat over Ringling Brothers arrival with two Monday October 12 shows. Ringlings promise a huge Solomon and the Queen of Sheba spectacle costing over a million dollars with 1256 actors 300 ballet girls 32 camels 735 horses. Featured acts include trapeze high wire rolling globe and riding, 41 elephants, 90 piece band, and a large menagerie of 1003 wild animals amid popcorn and lemonade.

Ringling Brothers Ringlings Sheba America

Victory for Woman Suffrage in County Vote Ruling

Chicago September 31 Judge Owens in county court ruled that newly enfranchised voters could vote for county commissioners. The decision follows strong opposition to the new suffrage rights.

Chicago Owens

Adele Charming as Ever Pleases Large Audience

Review notes a charming operetta Adele with Carolyn Thompson in title role and John Park as Baron de Chantilly, praising its dainty Paris setting, melody, and clean wholesome humor. Also mentions vaudeville acts Betty Bond Jimny Casson and Marshall Montgomery, with Dave Schooler piano, Shirley Bates novelty, and a strong Trans Atlantic Burlesquers show at Lyric.

Adele Paris Carolyn Thompson John Park Baron de Chantilly Jules Epailly Alfred Friebur Sidney Ormond Cme Galaxy of Atlanta Vaudeville Joyers Betty Bond Jimny Casson Rolfe Arcadia Jimmy Marshall Montgomery Dave Schooler Paderewski Flo Misa Louise Dickinson Harry ‘Tate Shirley Bates Jimmy Casson Miss Bates Mecles Will Boehm Falte Robert Moran

Macon moves to aid farmers with 10 cent cotton plan

Macon Chamber of Commerce endorses a merchant association to buy cotton at 10 cents and issue scrip redeemable at local stores. Committees to present plan to merchants, holding cotton for sale later at 20 cents or more. Additional support sought from cloth, grocery, hardware, feed, and fertilizer firms in the area.

Macon Macon Chamber of Commerce W.T. Anderson G. Paine J. A. Flournoy Exey Brooks School House Sam Boykin R. Womsey J. G Posey J. B. Mask F. of. Scott Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Quitman Lumber Quitman Brooks County Interstate Lumber Company

Brooke county farmer hoards cotton to wait for price

Report from Brooke county highlights independent farmers diversifying crops and storing cotton. Hon. R. McIntosh plans a banded warehouse for holding cotton until prices improve as 2,100 acres are under cultivation and hogs and oats enter the farm economy. Miss Genevieve Clark's cotton dress plan earns praise from J. I. Hickman of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association for long term impact.

Ciai Brooke County R. McIntosh McIntosh Miss Clark Auguste J. 1 Hickman American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Genevieve Clark Champ Clark Washington Hickman Mias Clark Southern Milla

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