Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-07
High Praise Is Given. to
The Sunday American
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Founder of the Atlanta Memorial
Association was delighted WILD
The Sunday American. It was hlleu
with excellent material and was
beautiful.
MRS. A. P. COLES, president of the
Atlanta Womans Club.-It was very
fine and looked like New York. Ihe
club news was handled splendidly.
MRS. SAMUEL LUMPkIN, president
Every Saturday Club.-It was very
dne paper and presented most at
tTactivciy.
MRS. EDWARD BROWN. president
Atlanta NeedeworES Guild and the
History Class.-It was a splendid
paper, and beautifully gotten up.
MRS. WILLIAM PERCY, secretary
City Federation of Woman's Clubs.
1t was "a perfectly splendid pa
per. Its policy is fine.
MRS. STEPHEN BARNETT, presi-
cent 1908 History Class.-It was a
fine paper
MRS. A. MD. WILSON. president
Uncle Remus Memorial Association.
1t was a splendid paper and beau
tifully presented.
RECORDER NASH r. 5RoYLEs-
HearSts Sunday American is
wonder. The issue OF yesterday was
magnificent. Il is something Of
which Atlanta should be proud, and
Of which Atlanta is proud. II was
metropolitan in every respect and
stamps Atlanta as metropolitan
city. The story OF Atlanta by John
Temple Graves was especially in
teresting. and will prove an adver-
tisement for Atlanta OF incalculable
value Mr.. Hearst deserves the
thanks Of every person in Atlanta
for his interest in this city and sec
don, and for giving the South such
brilliant newspaper as The sun
day American.
J. P. ALlEN-TIeaTst' Sunday
American is the greatest paper ever
published in the South.
II. N. oUTToN-Hearst's Sunday
American is one of the greatest
ever II the pace set is kept up the
paper ought to make a killing al
over the South.
r. C. ALSTON-I though Hearst's
Sunday American mos, excellent
paper. II was zine in every partic-
ular and l enjoyed it very much.
2. J. PAXON-Hearst' Sunday
American was one of the most mag
nitcent issues % any newspaper
have ever seen. 1t will do much fol
the development Of Atlanta and the
South. | wish to congratulate all
its workers on its big success.
SOLICITOR HUGH DoRsEY-It was
interesting and absorbing from
headline TO footslug. It is a credit
TO progressive Atlanta.
POLICE COMMISSIONER A. r.
KING don't know when I've ever
read a paper with as great interest
as / did The Sunday American. II
was q gem. II is a credit 70 Mr.
Hearst and every one concerned
The whole issue was bright. from
| start To finish. II was doligh, "a
read it,
VICTOR II. KRIEGsHABER-lts a
great paper; / can't understand how
You can get out such a magnificent
edition and sell II FOR a nickel
! sat down after supper last might
! ting to bed.
! GEORGE MUSE was o. 3 eat DIG
paper and good all the way through
am mighty glad to see ii.
DR.. A. 3. ELkIN-It is a credit ID
the city and I think every one
| should be proud Of IL.
3. J.. EtSEMAN-The Sunday Ameri-
can is the very thing, and | was
! very much impressed with it. II
! found "a welcome with me. and | an
sure the same is true Of every one
! else i'm Atlanta.
COLONEL ROBERT J. LOWRY
/ The first issue Oi Hvarst's Sunday
| American was Il great paper, COM
! p,ete ana absorbing I'm every gee
spec.. I want to congratulate the
publishers. II was "a splendid news
paper.
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