Local business visitors and relocations noted
Mr. EG. Wise of Live Oak Florida visited yesterday. L R Allen of Orlando Florida was a prominent visitor today. W S Cox of Fort Gaines Georgia joined today’s visitors. Fred Saunders and Marco Gandy left for Magnolia Massachusetts to work at Oceanside Hotel with George Krewson. Henry Gay accompanied into Washington DC. C H Gaddis of Albany and G Eugene Ivey of Atlanta attended as visitors. Mrs Claude Barrett and three sons Brecland Duell Arvah left for Hartford Connecticut to live with two older sons Winifred and Batten Barrett. Rev Bruce B Hall will return early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Fred Saunders
Marco Gandy
Magnolia
Mass
Oceanside
George Krewson
Three Toms
Thomasville
Saunders and
Gandy
Henry Gay
Washington, D. C
Claude G. Barrett
Brecland
Duell
Arvah
Hartford
Conn
Former clergyman defends visits as line of duty in alienation suit
Camden jurors heard Rev. Neal Dow Kelley say his visits to Mrs. Hazel Mars Cramer were work related. Cramer alleges Kelley wooed and won his wife, while Kelley denied misconduct and claimed no affection or kissing occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Hazel Mars Cramer
Neal Dow Kelley
Long Branch
Cramer
Mr. Kelley
North Georgia church leaders race to save Wesley Memorial
Atlanta officials and church figures moved to halt foreclosure of a $40 000 mortgage on Wesley Memorial Church. A separate plan would install Rev H E Mc Brayer as pastor and move Mayor James L Key s Sunday School class from a theater to the church amid efforts to make Wesley Memorial an interdenominational institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
North Georgia
Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Church
H. E. McBrayer
MecBrayer
Lakewood ‘Heights Methodist Church
Georgia
Felton Williams
Wesley Memorial
Berry Schools Foundation
Warren A. Candler
R. L. Russell
W. N. Ainsworth
Williams
Russell
Bishop Ainsworth
Macon
McBrayer
James L. Key
Key
Grace Methodist Church
Ethiopian Government Says Not Informed Of Incident
In Addis Ababa on June 4, the Ethiopian government said it had not been informed of any incident. The remarks came as officials sought to clarify reports circulating about the event. The government urged calm and pledged to release details if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
King
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Swim and Konnk at Hart's Pool visit noted
Misses Mae Thornley, Sarah Smith and Edith Self of Providence R. I. are visiting Miss Alice Hall on West Jackson Street. Judge H. J. MacIntyre of Atlanta arrived last night for a short stay on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Thornley
Sarah Smith
Edith Self
Providence, R. L
Alice Hall
West Jackson Street
H. J. MacIntyre
Atlanta
Dome of State Capitol Changes From Silver to Bronze
Atlanta June 4 The state capitol dome is being repainted from a bright aluminum silver to a softer bronze tint as part of a wide upgrade funded by a federal works program. The project includes cleaning repainting the exterior and interior and adding new shrubbery around the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Atlanta
VFW hints at third party over New Deal rhetoric in Georgia
In Macon Georgia Commander James B E Van Zandt of the Veterans of Foreign Wars warned of a possible veteran led third party if opposing forces persist. He named Governor Talmadge Huey Long Father Coughlin and Smedley Butler as potential leaders while stressing he does not endorse a third party. The group also condemned constitutional changes and praised Georgia Governor in a separate convention resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
James BE. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Talmadge
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Smedley Butler
Georgia
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Veterans Association
American Liberty League
National Manufacturers Association
United States
Mercer Plans Eight Year Campus Improvement Drive
Mercer in Macon announces an eight year plan to raise 300000 for campus and equipment upgrades. The program includes housing for 600 students, gym facilities, renovation of Penfield Hall, and construction of two dormitories. Trustees nominated F R Martin J C Estes Col T B Rice and Judge A B Lovett to join the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mercer
Board of Trustees
Spright Dowell
Penfield
F. R. Martin
J. C. Estes
Col
T .B. Rice
Greensboro
A. B. Lovett
Savannah
Wheat disease nematode hits Georgia wheat locally
Athens reports nematode wheat disease endangers crops with potential 50 percent losses if not controlled. Agricultural college experts urge eradication. Also, Agricultural Adjustment Administration data show 43 percent more commodities shipped to the southeast from the northeast in the first year of recovery measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
College of Agriculture
Agriculture College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Border tensions rise as Rome cites Ethiopians killings
Rome reports 39 Italians killed by Ethiopians amid border unrest. Government says no protest was observed from any source, and officials urge restraint while assessing actions at the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dents
Rome
Florida Capitol Closes After Costly 60 Day Session
Florida officials tally a costly 60 day session with Governor Shultz signing bills and awaiting others. Three constitutional amendments loom including pensions funding and expanded homestead exemptions. Outlay totals reach 254000 dollars with per diem pay and mileage for lawmakers and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
State Capitol
Dave Shultz
State Racing Commission
Key West
Monroe County
Shultz
Solons
Annual Meeting Reports Growth and Leadership at The Mother Church
The Mother's Church annual meeting in Boston announced renewed activity in daily Christian Science practice. George Wendell Adams urged focus on world welfare, and A Barry Bacon was named president succeeding Dr John Brewer. New readers were elected as Ralph Scholfield and Florence Middaugh. Edward Ripley and Ezra Palmer were re-elected treasurer and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Christian Science Board of Directors
Mary Baker Eddy
George Wendell Adams
A. Barry Bacon
Bacon
John M. Brewer
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Ralph B. Scholfield
Florence Siever Middaugh
Edward L. Ripley
Ezra W. Palmer
Brookline
British Isles
Europe
Scandinavia
Australasia
Hawaii
Orient
Africa
Bermuda
West Indies
Mexico
Canal Zone
United States
Canada
Alaska
Mother Church
North America
South America
Asia
Rosamond Wright
Department of
Exhumed Body Identified in Cartesville_area Case
The body of 20 year old Cloney P. Boatwright was exhumed near Cartersville Georgia on orders of Coroner YV Hendricks. The body found beside rail road tracks at Emerson was identified as Boatwright son of C W Boatwright of Coffee Ga and will be sent to Coffee for burial. Milton Fleetwood publisher said the identification is official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
Georgia
Emerson
Here
Hendricks
Coffee
Bacon County
Milton Fleetwood
Cloney P. Boatwright
Coffee, Ga
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EG. Wise of
Live Oak, Fla
L. R. Allen
Orlando, Fla
Bracey Lumber Co
W. S. Cox
Fort Gaines, Ga
C. H. Gaddis of
Albany
Mr. G. Egene Ivey
Hart’s
Georgia News
Florida
Church OF Christ Scientist
Levy
Thomasville, GA
Gordon
America
Women of
Batiste
Lev
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