Word: atlantae
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Protestant Episcopal Church has a relatively liberal attitude toward integration. The North Georgia Convention recently declared that "segregation on the basis of race alone is inconsistent with the principles of the Christian religion." In Atlanta, while services are segregated, white and Negro children are confirmed together, and whites and Negroes are granted equal votes in diocesan conferences...
...Atlanta, in the city's first test of movie censorship since the Supreme Court's ruling against New York and Ohio censors last year, Loew's Inc. asked an injunction against any future ban on Blackboard Jungle (currently ranking sixth in box office receipts-see above). Loew's also asked the court to rule that Atlanta Censor Mrs. Christine Smith Gilliam acted improperly in banning the film on grounds that it was "immoral, obscene, licentious and will adversely affect the peace, health, morals and good order of the city...
Nathaniel LaMar '55 of Eliot House and Atlanta received first prize of $100 for his work "Creole Love Song," which originally appeared in the December Advocate and was republished in the current issue of Harper's Magazine...
...told she could reach her party at another number. She tried again and was referred again-twelve times in all. The call tied her up for 60 minutes and the circuit for 42. By last week phony Zilch calls had become a nationwide nuisance to the company. In Atlanta, Southern Bell went to court asking an injunction and $60,000 damages from 99 Georgia unionists accused of Zilch operations. "All we were doing," said a union official, "was just using the telephone...
...Atlanta's J. P. Allen knew exactly what she wanted: "Casual clothes with a gay feeling...