Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-23

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surrounding country will celebrate
fifty-frst anniversary June rs.
TuscaIOOsa-Ac to reports
Tuscaloosa county will produce cot
ton crop this year equal to last year.
Cullman.-Rev. Father Ignatius, of
Sacred Heart church, celebrates sill
yer jubilee of priesthood.
MobiIe.-Mobile Rifles, Capt. ]. ].
Alvarez commanding, will move to.
Camp Mcclellan by motor caravan
during August, where they will go
into training.
DOra.-Deputy Marshal Bennett
arrests ]. w. Wilkinson in act of
burGiarizing j. w. Green's store.
NORTH CAROLINA
Greensboro. - American Legion
leaders report DR.. c. OH. Laughing
house. Greenville. N. c.; Colonel
George H. Bunker. Wilmington, and
Capt, w. C. Rodman, Washington,
N. c., are active candidates for Of
fee of state commander, held by
James A. Lockhart, Charlotte, cleo
ton to be held at Rocky Mount state
convention September 1918.
High Point-Mills Cotton mills, re-
Gently organized and chartered by
secretary of state at Raleigh with
100000 capital, announces 10000
! spindle yarn mill will be erected. H.
A. Mills, High Point manufacturer, is
president.
High Point Superior Court Judge
Shaw upholds consttutionality of
law enacted by 1922 legislature, au-
thorizing High Point to vote special
tax not less than one-thirtieth nor
more than one-tenth of one per cent
of assessed valuation to support
chamber of commerce, when denying
plea for injunction.
MOrgantOn.-Miss Louise Walton,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs III. II.
| Walton, is married to James Lawton
Virgins, Charleston, S. c.
! kinStOn.-Baraca-P union
of state, in annual session, votes to
meet next year at Reidsville, awards
GoldsborO prize for largest delega-
ton, elect officers as follows: j. J.
! Curran. Winston-Salem, Baraca pres
ident; Mrs. Jack P. PARROT, Kinston,
Philathea president; Mrs. n. Buck
ner, Asheville, general secretary.
Dunn.-Mrs. Anna Mckay, Is, dies
after extended illness.
Dunn.-Miss Marjorie Goodwin.
daughter of Former Congressman
and Mrs. H. L. Goodwin, and James
Oliver Warren, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Warren and assistant cash
Ter First National Bank of Dunn, are
married at Divine Street Methodist
church.
ROxbOrO.-Miss Margaret Dickens
| Bradsher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. c. Bradsher, and DR.. p E. Ruth
are married at Methodist church.
AmOskie.zCity council refuses re-
quest of Atlantic Coast Line for
agreement equivalent to title to prop
erty represented by part of Railroad
street, and second legal contest in
six years over title to street is faced
by city.
SheIby.-Miss Verna Patrick and
Ernest Spangler, son of Mrs. Minnie
0, Spangler, Shelby, are married at
Creswell.
| Elk Park.-WilIard Justice, so,
fugitive, charged by Avery county
| officials with manslaughter, ~resists
| arrest by posse and is killed in ex-
change of shots in Avery county.
Characteristics Margaret Ward,
80. is held in Jail charged with Shoot
| ing David Williams, 35, who was
killed instantly during quarrel start
| ing when they returned to their
hno y,SiY T. NJ
| by officials. Widow and 11-year-old
son survive Williams.
Blowing Rocl1.-Address by A.
Mitchell Palmer, formed federal at
| torney general, is on program as one
of features Of annual meeting of
North Carolina Bar association here
July 81.
Raleigh.-North Carolina has 141
fires in May, 1875 causing losses
amounting to $2OS,134, while others
caused loss of $434, 1000. Charlotte,
with 10, leads in number, but High
| Point, with one, suffered heaviest
| loss Of any city in state, being $780,.
900, as compared with Charlotte's
$4,000.
BurIingtOn.-N. G. B. stanselI, 70,
dies here after few hours illness.
GOIdsbOrO-Movem is launched
to influence establishment here of
East Carolina Training school, au-
thorized by 1928 legislature.
Blowing ROck.-Joint session OF
Cotton Seed Crushers' associations OF
| North and South Carolina elects of
| ficers as follows: r. A. Wall, Clay
ton, N. c., president North Carolina
body; NJ. L. B. Jordan, Huntsville, S.
/ c., president South Carolina body.
| Other North Carolina officers are
H. A. White, Greenville, secretary
treasurer; w. F. Marsh, Raleigh,
vice president.
HickOry.-Survey shows annua-
output of Hickory's so factories is
valued at $4,000, 900, payroll being
| 81, $780, 900; Catawba County's 10 fac
tories produce products annually
valued at more than $1S,000,O00.
Charl0tte.-Miss Harriet M. Berry.
formerly secretary of various state
commissions, begins educationa!
campaign authorized by state de-
partmeht of agriculture to organize
credit unions among farmers, under
! North Carolina law.
StatesviIle.-Iredell county board
of education reflects J. A. Steele
superintendent of education and
Miss Celeste Henckel, assistant.
GoIdsborO.-William E. Worth, 20
retired Wilmington business man,
dies here after long illness.
CharIOtte.-Jess Moore, %, and
Mary Davis, 80, negroes, plead guilty
before Commissioner Cobb of rifling
mails at, Gastonia and are held in
Jail in default of $500 bond each for
trial in October.
Raleigh.-Otis Duke, Wendell,
who skipped 5000 bond to avoid trial
AZ Juno term of Wake county Sill