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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
2
Local reflections urge residents to improve their town and recognize community events. Memorial exercises at Andersonville National Cemetery honored Clara Barton and Jefferson Davis anniversaries, while readers press stricter traffic law enforcement for night autos to prevent accidents.
In Richmond this week the Twenty Fifth Annual Reunion of the Veterans of the Confederacy drew over five thousand gray-clad veterans. They share camp time recounting Civil War days, and discuss feats of leaders like Leo and Jackson, paying tributes to valor and the causes they fought for.
The piece urges women and girls to boost membership and offerings for the Woman's Missionary Society. It calls for sermons, all day meetings, church visits, and personal outreach to mobilize unengaged women in the Memphis Conference and beyond to support Christian missions.
The Atlanta Journal argues for a centralized state highway commission to coordinate road work across Georgia. It cites wasted time and money from uncoordinated county efforts and urges a comprehensive plan, better machinery, and advisory supervision to build a lasting, continuous statewide road system.
The Woman's Missionary Council inaugurates a church-wide campaign to unite all churches and women and children in Southern Methodism. It cites 19 000 churches in the denomination and only 2 00 000 of 1 300 000 women and children currently belong to the Missionary Society, urging broader loyalty and organization.
A plea from women devoted to Jesus Christ asks for guidance and leadership to advance their movement toward a triumphant outcome. An unnamed brooch with a nasturtium design and three pearls was lost last Thursday on a train from Warm Springs or on the street. A reward is offered for the finder who reports to the office.
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