Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10

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BROWNSVILLE. Notable ag
ures at 9Sth annual meeting Of
North Carolina Methodist Protestant
conference include: DR.. 4. Fl. Lewis
Washington, D. c., president genera
of general conference: DR.. c.. II
Beck, Pittsburg, home mission!
board secretary; DR.. c. S. Johnson
Columbia, Ohio, secretary Of church
forward movement.
CHARLOTTE. Chills follow
ing overheating while playing foot
ball caused cold which produced
brain abscess, resulting in death al
hospital here of J. Cornelius Por
ter, IS, of Fort Mill, S. C. He was
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Porter.
CHARLOTTE.-More than 1,50C
fowls from southeastern states are
expected to be on exhibition at an
nual show of Charlotte Poultry as
ISOLATION, November 26-29. DIR. j
II. Ninniss, of Queens college. !.
president.
CHARLOTTE. - Mecklenburl
county grand jury finds for de
PENDANT in suit of Henry Skipper
against Louis Johnson, rural police
man, for $1,000 damages growing
out of injuries alleged to have beer
sustained. when Johnson arrested
him.
HIGH POINT.-Claude Lewis, so
is arrested on charge Of attempting
to II 31s1-i od lNff "
woman and is released on $500
bond.
GREENSBORO.-Both Mrs. w
F. Sides legs, an arm and two
ribs ar broken when she is run
down by motor car. Fred Maus
driver of car, is held blameless.
STATESVILLE. - Sheriff Alex
ander, of Iredell county, captures
seven rumrunning motor cars in
two days.
RALEGGH.-Enoch Porter, 80
convicted blocltader, is paroled by
Governor Morrison, az also is Will
liam Gillian, 16, serving 18-month
sentence for larceny.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. form CT
smallpox develops in Raleigh. and
health authorities express fear many
cases throughout state may develop
among 100000 persons attending re.
cent state fair.
CHARLOTTE. - Hugh Wilson
Taylor, sixty-five, prominent Ian.
caster county man, dies at local hos
pital after extended illness.
AM.-Hervey Bishop, Dur
ham youth, is instantly killed, and
Fred Barnes, of Miami. Fla, is seri-
ously injured when steering rod of
Bishops car breaks, machine going
over high embankment.
CHARLOTTE.-Dr. w. A. Nc.
Phaul, city health officer, issues
warning that hundreds of cases of
smallpox is menace city faces this
cry section of city.
RALEIGH-Miss Mary Palmer
resigns as secretary and director of
North Carolina library commission,
and commission names Mrs. A. F.
Griggs, librarian of Durham public
library, to fill position.
GREENSBORO.-The Greensboro
Daily News awards contract for new
building to cost $3.50 600, and places
order for press to cost $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures Wash.
ington Riley, seventy.four, semi-in-
valid, suffers fall which results in
death at home of daughter, Mrs.
r. H. Milton.
BURLINGTON. - CASTOR Manu-.
featuring company, textile manufac.
turers, of Gastonia, decide to re-
move plant to Burlington, induce.
ments of chamber of commerce hav.
ing been accepted.
RALEIGH.-Dr. and Mrs. G. M.
Dutt. Of Lansing, Mich, announce
engagement of their daughter, Thel-
ma Maurine, last year teacher in
Raleigh High school, to Brock Bark.
ley, twenty-five, of Charlotte. pub
hcity advisor of Governor Morrison,
and representative here of four lead
ing morning newspapers of state.
GREENSBORO. = Directors of
Greensboro College for Women, de-
termine to build dormitories to ac-
commodate 400 students, physical
education building and dining hall,
total cost to be about $500 600. Bids
will be opened December 4.
RALEIGH.-North central district,
State Teachers association, meets
with 500 attending, Miss Elizabeth
Kelly, of state body, presiding.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fred
N. Tate announces contract for con-
struction of $125,O0O Y. NJ. c. A.
nc he rIo i01y Ivy
as preliminaries can be disposed Of.
Another $125,000 unit is proposed.
GREENSBORO. H. Bunke-
meyer pleads guilty in police court to
charges of assault on female and be-
ing drunk, Miss Maggie Waynick,
pretty cashier of gasoline filling sta
ton, alleging he kissed her. Bonye-
meyer is fined $50 and given four
month suspended sentence.
GREENSBORO.-Hearing Of $685..
900 suit for damages against r. G.
Lassiter company, contractor, grow
ing out OF accidental death of Jeff
Miller. negro, is begun in Guilford
county superior court.
GASTONIA.-Young Mems Chris
tan association building to cost
$500 and to be erected on $780,
900 site now owned is goal in newly
inaugurated campaign.
CHARLOTTE.-Rev w. A. Smith,
pastor of Pritchard Memorial Bap-
fist church, suffers second stroke of
paralysis following operation for cyst
on brain and physicians say death
seems near.
NEW BERN.-Vandals loot Catho-
lie church but leave no clue.
ASHEVILLE.-Bilt Milling
company's plant is destroyed by fire
of unknown origin, loss being placed
at $4,000.
CHARLOTTE.-S Tanner
&c, son of S. 8. Tanner, textile man
ufacturer, is instantly killed when
motor car driven by J. E. Dowd, son
Of w. c. Dowd. publisher Of Char