The lecture by J. Burroughs Noell titled "Asa G. Candler" explores the life and achievements of Asa Griggs Candler, highlighting his journey from an apprentice to physicians to becoming the sole owner of Coca-Cola and a significant philanthropist. The paper details Candler's acquisition and expansion of Coca-Cola, his innovative advertising strategies, legal challenges, and his substantial contributions to Emory University and the city of Atlanta through various philanthropic efforts. Candler's role as a businessman, his civic engagement, and lasting impact on education and community welfare are emphasized, showcasing his multifaceted legacy.
Ascension Day Service Bulletins For Demolay Commandery, No. 4 Knights Templar. The Bulletins Are Held At Jones Memorial Library In Lynchburg, Virginia.
John D. deButts discusses the importance of future planning in the telephone business, emphasizing the need to anticipate technological advancements and maintain high service standards. He highlights the Bell System's commitment to research, innovation, and community engagement. DeButts also stresses the role of business in fostering public trust and addressing socio-economic issues, ultimately linking future success to current performance and societal contributions.
