Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-09

1more, rs, of stonewall, oldest mem
| Der of North Carolina Medical
society, and second Oldest licensed
physician, in state, dies at hospital
here of injuries sustained several
weeks ago. He was first physician to
report a case of hemorrhaglc fever
10 American Medica! association.
Rocky MOunt.-High school finals
are held here. address being deliv-
cred by DR.. n. w. Chase, president
of State university.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT is inaugu-
rated here to raise fund for memo
rial to Claude Kitchin.
New Bern.-Craven county board
of commissioners authorizes board
! of education to borrow on county's
| credit S25. 900 to build administration
building for Farm Life school at
/ Nanceboro.
| Oxford-John r. Parkinson, "a,
/ dies at home at Stovall of paralysis.
! Gastonia.-Miss Mabel Cooper
speaks before Rotary club on OBJ
servations at tomb of King Tutankh-
amen in Egypt, from which coun-
+ IIN Sic ItGCItiE iNbNi'hN''
| MISUNDERSTANDING of Mellow
! ell Countyslnew courthouse is near
! ing completion and some offices may
/ be occupied in July. Building will
! cost SITS. 900. High school building.
! to cost $150,0O0, will be completed
! late in August
Marion.-With $4,000 Presbyte-
RAN church nearing completion,
Methodists here announce plans to
build church costing about same
amount.
AshevilTe.-Coonel Joseph Hyde
Pratt, director of North Carolina
geological and economic survey,
agrees to assume charge of Western
Nroth Carolina. Inc, movement, II
the five-year $125,O00 program is
carried to realization.
Raleigh.-John Bradley, North
ampton county farmer, alleged own
er of state museums priced still,
! fails to appear for trial and Judge
Common forfeits $1,000 bond and
! issues capias. Still kettle has ca
pacity of LOO gallons.
| observation-disclosures disclose 1876
building permits. representing con-
struction cost of $4,000 were issued
in May, highest figure for similar
! period in history of city, bringing
| to $1.404, 900 construction authorized
| this. year.
| On-SaIem.-EXodus of negro
workmen at rate of so to 60 a day
| continues, and best estimates place
| at about 5000 the number leaving
since exodus began several months
| ago. Population Of city normally is
more than so per cent negroes.
on-SaIem.-McRae Hartman,
age 5, is brought to hospital here aft
err automobile collision, injuries in
GLIDING fractured skull.
Winston-Salem. - Congregation Of
First Baptist church formally APP
proves plan to build new church and
authorizes expenditure Of $4,000
DR.. John r. Jester is pastor.
Winston SaIem.-Brown & Will
| hanson Tobacco company obtain per-
nit to build new shed with 21,4SS
| feet of floor space to cost $22,O
Winston SaIem.-Report Of city tax
collector shows city's income from
general taxes for fiscal year ending
May 81 was $11S6, 900. increase Of
100000 over previous year.
GreensbOro.-J. w. Pillow dies at
hospital, being fourth to die as re-
suit of recent automobile Southern
passenger train crash at Reidsville.
! His two children and father are dead
/ A daughter, Mrs. Tom Mitchell, may
recover.
Winston-SaIem.- B. Speas.. For
syth county superintendent of edu-
cation, is presented silver pitcher by
negro teachers.
Davidson. Addresses by Rev. J.
M. Wander Meulen, president Presby-
terrain Theological seminary, Louis
vile, KY. and DR.. D. n. McLaugh-
lin, pastor First Presbyterian church,
Norfolk Va, feature commencement
exercises at Davidson college.
Raleieh.-With assistance of state
board of. health, "a of the 100 North
Carolina counties maintained health
departments last year at cost of
$2140O0, Of which state paid $62,-
500.
G0IdsbOrO.-Rev. T. It. Stroud.
| Duplin county preacher, is sentenced
to eighteen months on roads upon
conviction Of immortality, one month
in prison and $3.50 fine for CONTEMPT
of court. and Matilda Kennedy, II,
confessed companion of Stroud, is
sent to reformatory by Judge Hor-
| ton in superior court here.
HickOry.-Rev. Walter w. Rowe,
! pastor of Corinth Reformed church.
announces acceptance of chair Of
New Testament theology in Central
seminary. Dayton. Ohio, and will as
sumo duties in September.
Durham.-Election of secretary,
collection Of amount equal to interest
on 81 100000 from alumni and pub
| LEGATION matters are those of prin-
cipal importance before annual meet
ing of Trinity college alumni council
| here.
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