Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04

tence for housebrealling and larceny,
but who WAS released on condition of
good behavior.
NORTH CAROLINA
ROCKY MOUNT.-Highest weekly
average Of season is reached in week
ended October "a, when local tobacco
market averages $31.09 per hundred
weight for weeks total sales of ST.
600 pounds, which brings total
pounds sold this season to 9,183, 232
pounds at average of $22.52 per hun
dredweight, or total of $2,068,1
KINSTON.-Dec upward trend
is shown in tobacco prices, average
of 25 cents per pound being reached
for week ended October "a, with NOM
inal breaks totaling about 100000
pounds. Sales of final day of week
average about 81 cents.
GREENVILLE.-Gr tobac-
co market reports total sales of l.
1885, 900 pounds in week ended Octo-
Der "a for $339,125, or average of
$2947 per hundredweight. Seasons
total sales is brought to 1854
pounds, for which $3,410 536,43, or
average of 21.62 cents per pound,
was paid.
NJ oJlD YIN MISC vi q
Lee Null, IS, of Black Mountain, is
instantly killed and Gudger Mask,
IA, dies at hospital of injuries sus
tanned in crash when car occupied
by them and Jasper Williams and
man named aCse is driven into heavy
motor truck standing by roadside
when attempting to pass on-coming
car.
NEWTON-Mr. and Mrs. J. Thorn
as Saunders celebrate golden we'd
ding anniversary; large number of
descendants, relatives and friends at
tending.
RALEIGH-Seven well-known law
yers of state are mentioned al cap
itol as possible successors to SUI
perior court judgeship vacated by
recent death of Judge ]. Bis Ray.
Governor Morrison, who is giving
much time to state speaking engage
ments, is reported considering nam
ing successor, who will hold office
until 1926 general election.
WINSTON SALEM. - Leaf tobac-
co sales continue heavy, and average
! nfice during latter part of October
lis given as $3.50 per hundredWeigh
ROCKY MOUNT. = United Daugh-
ters of Confederacy Of this state, IN
/ closing session of annual convention,
vote to meet next year at EllDdpelh
CITY, unanimously approve proposal
to include likeness of General Roo-
ert F. Hoke in central group OF stone
mountain memorial, and place zen
eral Pettigrew in another group
Latter recommendations are subject
to approval by state commission.
RALEIGH.-Dr C. E. Maddry,
general director of Southern Bap-
fists 75-million campaign in state,
announces DIR. Lee r. Scarborough
president of Southeastern Iheolosl-
cal seminary, Fort Worth, Texas
and DIR. c.. E. Burts, lately OF co.
lumbia, S. c., general director oil
Baptists' 1925 program, will denver
addresses in state November o-''
visiting about Is points each
GREENSBORO.-F Sawyer,
Of Pfaffton, falls from freight train
near Guilford college and sustalns
| fatal injuries. both legs being
crushed off. He recently recovered
from attack of typhoid fever. lie
saws he does not remember falling
NASHVILLE. - Special collec-
ton period of Christian education
movement Of Methodist Episcopal
church, south, which began OCTOBER
/ *. will be continued throughout de-
nomination for three months, says
Dr IT. r. Sherman, associate secfe-
tarv of board Of education. he says
81. 600 900 of $9.000,000 due OCTOBER
has been raised.
SALISBURY.-Dr ]. L. Morgan
of Salisbury, president of North
f! carolina synod and group OF lead
ers of church in this state leave TO
attend Chicago biennial convention
nf United Lutheran church In Amer
lea.
RALEIGH.-J. r. Jordan, Wake
county TAILOR, is summarily dlschars-
ed by Sheriff Harrison, VINO APP
points w. E. Minis to fill vacancy
action causing stir throughout coun-
| ty.
GREENVILLE. - Mrs. Guilford
Jackson, "a, dies at home of grand
daughter, Mrs. II. d, Mabe
DOBSON. - -Four negroes are
wounded, one fatally, near mere
when Clarence Martin, negro, OF
Crutchfield, fires five shots from re-
volver into crowd gathered IN
churchyard. Martin surrenders,
AsHEvILLE. Congressman
Weaver opens campaign in city for
re.electior from Tenth district, as
sailing record Of President Coolidge
who he declares lacks ability As
leader and lacks constructive poll
cy.
GOLDSBORO.-Se Selling tobacco at
auction warehouse at Wilson in face
of Injunction requiring delivery 10
! Co.operative Tobacco Growers asso-
citation results in Superior Court
Judge Barnhill sentencing b. ).
Lamb, prominent Johnston county
farmer, to 20 days in jail for con-
| tempt of court.
CHARLOTTE gelistic clubs
of America, meeting at Columbus,
| Ga. voted TO meet in Charlotte next
year, says letter to church officer
WINSTON SALEM.-Rev. S. w.
Kahn. Of Prosperity. S. c., accepts
call to passionate of Lutheran church,
filling vacancy created by death last
spring of DR.. NJ M. Kinard.
GOLDSBORO. - Opening Demo
! cratic party's Wayne county cam
paign. J. w. Bailey. defeated candi-
date for Democratic nomination for
governor. declares growth of hu
/ kluX klan's power is menace 10
popular government advocates
better election system" commends
John w. Davis assault of khan and
assails attitude of Republicans and
La Toilette group on many issues.
Observation-Disclosures SEES
sion of Blue Ridge.Atlantic confer
ence o. Methodist Episcopal church
meets first week in November. with
Bishop Thierkield, Of Chattanooga.