Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-24

Woman's auxiliary, in session here,
hears an address by Rev. Hoyt C.
Miller, missionary to Belgian Congo,
who urges more liberal support of
missionary endeavor.
Durham-The Fayetteville Pub
fishing Company, Inc, buys the
Durham Sun, afternoon newspaper,
and its editorial policy, hiterto Re
publican, will be Independent, it is
announced.
GastOnia-Dr. j. H. Jenkins, ma
tive of Stanley, dies here after a
stroke of paralysis. Funeral is held
at Stanley.
AshevilIe-Dr. J. Vance McGough-
an, of Fayetteville, is elected presi-
dent of the North Carolina Medical
society and Raleigh is selected as
the next meeting place. Other Off
GERS are DR.. j. L. Spruill, Sanato-
rum; DR.. Eugene Glenn, Asheville;
DIR. d. A. Garrison, Gastonia, vice
presidents; DIR. L. B. McBrayer, Sana-
forum, secretary-treasurer
DUNN. L. Wade is renominated
for mayor over j. w. Whitehead.
Raleigh-T. e. Cooper and C. E.
Bethea, former officers of the de-
funct National Bank of Wilmington,
are charged with fraud in a suit
brought by the Bank of Pembroke
for recovery of $4,000, it is an
nounced at the state banking depart
ment.
LineviIIe.- members of the cham
Der of commerce are making study
of "Neosho" plan of community
building. 1--WE want to make our
community BETTER said President
Earl G. Smith.
EnsIey.-New club rooms will be
opened by Ensley's business and
professional league.
EnsIey. - License taxes collected
are double the collections of last
year, showing business conditions
are much better.
Observation-Disclosures, I saw King
Tut's tomb" said w. H. Ketting'
lust back from a trip through Egypt
Birmingham.-Decla Christian
education is only salvation or ma
lions and war preventative, is decla-
ration of Governor William w.
Brandon in an address here.
Jasper.-Jasper's streets are over
flowing with people attending court.
Roth civil. and criminal courts are
in session.
Chatom.-Rev. John w. Phillips,
Mobile, commences big revival meet
ing here.
Fort Deposit.-Leon McCord,
Montgomery, is principal speaker at
annual Wisconsin Literary club cele-
bration here.
Salisbury-W. F. Cooper assumes
nosition of superintendent of the
terminals here of Southern railway
succeeding CAPTAIN J. II. Richmond.
who is transferred to Mr.. Coopers
position at Columbia, S. c.
AsheviIIe-Six Asheville banks re-
mort total gains of $895,000 in depos-
its. S433,00O in savings deposits ana
1886 savings accounts in 1922 over
the previous year, according to Ilg-
ures published here and Accredited
to Federal Reserve bank officials at
Richmond. The state is credited
with 626 banks, 1876 of which report
ed total deposits in 1922 of $2SS'OOO,-
900, a gain of $4S,5OO,OO.
StatesviIle-John w. Guy, Sr, for
mer cashier of the First National
bank, here, is sentenced to serve
three years in the Atlanta federal
prison after pleading guilty to ir-
regular practice in the bank.
WiIson-Edna Eatmon, thirteen,
thought burned to death when her
parents home was destroyed by
fire, is found at the home of r. Z.
Tomlinson, with whom she recently
fled into South Carolina to be mar
ried. She returned to her parents
home after the ceremony, and sew
eral days later she was kidnapped.
| Tomlinson is now under bond on
charge of abduction.
CharIOtte-Henry Henley, eigh-
teen, is fined $25 in magistrates
court for striking G. B. Coon, prin-
cipa1 of Hoskins schools, with
baseball bat.
Observation-Disclosures, which are
not yet serious, in various lines of
skilled labor, are indicated through
out the state by reports received
here. %
WinstOn-Salen-Th attendance of
1900 delegates at the state Sunday
school convention here early In
April, establishes a record for the
association, announcements says.
Lake Junaluska-Announ
is made that the South Atlantic
Industrial Y. w. c.. A. conference
will be held here the week begin
ming June, 26.
CbarlOtte-"The astonishing num-
Der of automobiles" is the outstand-