Methodists Meet in Cartesville North Georgia Conference closes in Milledgeville
The North Georgia Conference wrapped up sessions in Milledgeville last Tuesday at noon. Cartesville was chosen as next year’s meeting site and appointments for the LaGrange District were read by the Bishop. Changes included Rev. B P Allen moving to Elberton and Dr J B Robbins succeeding him in leadership.
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North Georgia
Milledgeville
Cartersville
LaGrange
B. P. Allen
Elberton
J. B. Robbins
Augusta
Allen
Dr. Robbins
Reese Drug Store Sold to New Partnership
The Reese drug store the citys oldest establishment was sold by Dr W A Turner of Newnan and C R Turner of Carrollton to Mrs EB H Bowman H W Arnall and A H Freeman. The firm will be incorporated as the Reese Drug Co. Bowman will remain in charge.
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Reese Drug Store
W. A. Turner
Newnan
C. R. Turner
Carrollton
EB. H. Bowman
H. W. Arnall
A. H. Freeman
Reese Drug Co
HE. HW. Bowman
City Court Session Review of Thanksgiving Adjournment
City Court in session this week resumes after Thanksgiving with Judge A D Freeman presiding and Solicitor W L Stallings making his first appearance. Cases heard include larceny from house guilty pleas with terms up to six months in the chaingang and several gun offenses with terms up to twelve months, complaints and judgments on civil actions.
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A.D. Freeman
W. L. Stallings
Nd Griffin
House
Green McCarty
Chaingang
Deputy Sheriff Traps Blind Tiger in City
Deputy Sheriff T J Butrekin of Senoia, in Newnan for City Court, trapped Jim Walker a Negro whiskey dealer in the act of selling liquor. Walker was delivered to city authorities and arraigned before Mayor Burdett who levied 50 to make it square with the city.
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T. J. Butrekin
Senoia
Newnan
Jim Walker
Jim
Burdett
City Primary Held Tuesday Returns for Aldermen Revealed
Voters cast ballots in a low registration city primary with 426 of 441 white registrants voting. Winners include H C Arnall E G Cole D W Boone and C B Glover with Askew and Sponder defeated. All new council members are described as young men. (Continued on Sth page)
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Arnall
E.G. Cole
D. W. Boone
C. B. Glover
H.C. Arnall
Toe Bor
State vs Frank Tolbert in disturbing divine worship
Tolbert faced trial for disturbing divine worship. defense pleaded not guilty and the case proceeded through court hearings in a 12 month window.
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Tom McCloud
Ebb Whatley
Whatley
Nolle
Hol Long
Jim Cochran
Ben Owensby
Levi Thomas
Tom Wyatt
Mobley
Robertson
W. Robertson
George Redwine
State
John Martin
Bart Moore
Frank Tolbert
Disturb
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the Watch Store
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