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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1915

Page

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Olin King Reappointed Pastor in Jackson For Year

Jackson learns Rev. Olin King will serve as pastor of the Methodist church for another year following North Georgia Conference assignments. The conference in Rome announced other moves including Dr. Fletcher Walton to St Johns Augusta and Rev. R. C. Cleckler to Atlanta. Dr. W. L. Pierce to Griffin district and Pendley to Flovilla. Next annual conference scheduled for Griffin in November 1916.

North Georgia Rome Jackson Olin King Methodist Church R. C. Cleckler Jackson Methodist Church Elberton Atlanta St. Johns M. §. Williams Jackson Church Hnd Sparta Oxford W. L. Pierce Griffin J. T. Pendley Flovilla F. G. Spearman Jenkinsburg

Thornwell Orphans Remembered on National Thanksgiving Day

President Wilson named November 25 as National Thanksgiving Day and Presbyterian communities in Florida Georgia and South Carolina unite to support Thornwell Orphanage Clinton South Carolina home to about 300 orphans in 17 cottages with a supervising matron. Children attend forty weeks of school and learn trades. Most leave at 16 to 18. Contributions go to Thornwell Orphanage Clinton SC.

Wilson Florida Georgia South Carolina Thornwell Clinton S. C

Georgia Baptists Convene in Fitzgerald Session

The Georgia Baptist Convention meets in Fitzgerald this week with Baptists from across the state attending. The opening session was Tuesday and the convention runs through Friday. Dr. Robert VanDeventer of First Baptist Jackson is among the delegates.

Georgia Baptists Fitzgerald Georgia Baptist Convention Is

Doctors Find Pellagra Cure

Announcement from the Treasury Department reports that the Public Health Service has discovered both the cause and cure of pellagra, with research conducted at the Mississippi State Penitentiary Farm near Jackson. The final experiments tested a restricted carbohydrate diet on eleven convicts, six developed pellagra symptoms, and authorities pledged proper care and potential pardons for volunteers.

Treasury Department Public Health Service United States Newton Mississippi State Penitentiary Jackson Miss Mississippi Farm Joseph Goldberger G. A. Wheeler United States Public Health Service Earl Brewer

Georgia Day After May 1 1916 Prohibition Law Becomes Effective

The new prohibition bill passed by the legislature becomes effective May 1 1916. It barNear beer saloons and locker clubs from operating and restricts liquor orders to a home monthly limit while outlawing liquor advertising. Brewries and near beer venues open before May 1 face a third of a year’s tax. Governor Harris is expected to sign. The extra session may end by Saturday.

South Harris

City registration books open for upcoming city primary

The city registration books are now open and will stay open through December 10. The primary date will be set by the executive committee, with 1914 registration at 282 and current registrations 250 to 300. Committee members are H. L. Daughtry, G. E. Mallet, J. M. Leach, S. P. Nichols, and C. M. Compton.

Messrs. H. L. Daughtry G. E. Mallet J. M. Leach S. P. Nichols C. M. Compton

Jackson banker to attend meet

Georgia will be represented by F S Etheridge president of the Georgia Bankers Association and other Georgia bankers at the Second Conference of Cotton States bankers in New Orleans December 6 and 7. The program will stress south warehouse construction the gradual marketing of cotton uniform warehouse laws and a uniform negotiable warehouse receipt. A representative of the federal reserve board and southern reserve bank governors will be invited.

Atlanta Georgia F. S. Etheridge Georgia Bankers’ Association New Orleans South

Butts County Delivers Strong Showing at Harvest Festival

In Atlanta this week the Boys Corn club and Girls Canning club from Butts County compete for prizes at the Harvest Festival and Corn Show. Ellsworth Watkins yields 166.69 bushels and is favored for sweepstakes. scholarships await boys and girls at the state college in Athens. Mrs. Butner leads 35 Girls Canning Club members. Mr. Rice oversees about 50 boys.

Boys Corn Club Girls Canning Club Atlanta C A. Butner G. E. Rice Butts County Ellsworth Watkins State College Athens Butner Canning Club Mr. Rice Messrs B. F. Watkins, Sr J. Matt McMichael

Notice of City Registration for Jackson Election 1916

The Mayor and Council of Jackson announce the voters registration book opens November 10 1915 for the January 1916 city officers election. The book closes December 10 1915 at 4 p.m. Official notice dated November 8 1915 signed J A McMichael Clerk.

City of Jackson

Etheridge recovers car stolen from Jackson to Atlanta

W L Etheridge lost several hundred dollars when thieves stole his auto from Jackson Georgia and drove to Atlanta where officers found it on Alexander Street near Butler Street The money bag lay under a back seat cushion wrapped in newspapers and twine awaiting the owner arrival in Atlanta Georgian

W. L. Etheridge Jackson Atlanta Fain Barfield Alexander Street Butler Street Etheridge

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Mr. King Robert VanDeventer Pas Tor of Vention Mississippi U.S. Health Bureau Toms Court House Jackson Banker Conference of Financiers Corn Club J. A. McMichael MR. Etheridge
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