Lipscomb declines to serve as permanent Athens Trust receiver
Frank A Lipscomb, already acting as temporary receiver for Athens Trust and Banking Co, informs Judge Brand he cannot serve as one of two permanent receivers. He cites inability to fulfill duties jointly and requests that sole responsibility be placed on one person. Athens Ga April 9 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Lipscomb
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Brand
Lipscomb
Athens
C. H. Brand
Athens Trust & Banking Co
F. A. Lipscomb
Woodmen meeting invites saplings to trim at hall
The Woodmen announce a Wednesday night gathering at Woodmen Hall at 8 30. Members are urged to attend in full uniform and bring a chopper. The ad extends a cordial invitation to all visiting Woodmen and notes trimming and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Hall
Didn't Know the Town it Had So Rapidly Grown
Mr. W. R. Beavers, traveler and successful worker in various parts of the Union, returns to Athens after 26 years. He finds the Classic City unrecognizable, remarking it now resembles a growing metropolis with a city hall, federal building, skyscraper insurance office, and hotel, noting the rapid, unusual expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Beavers
Athens
Frank Rhodes
Federal
Insurance
Soule Leads Athens Chamber Delegation at Congress
Dr. Andrew M. Soule president of the State Agricultural College in Athens travels to Nashville as Athens chamber of commerce representative. He serves as conference leader on agricultural matters and part of the Southern Commercial Congress program. W F Dorsey and A W Brooks also aimed to attend but are held by other duties. The Athens chamber is a member in good standing of the congress, benefiting from the cooperative plan for a greater nation through a greater south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Soule
State Agricultural College
Athens
Nashville
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Southern Commercial Congress
W. F. Dorsey
A. W. Brooks
Athens Trade Organization
South
Grand Officers of the Royal Arcanium to Attend Georgia State Grand Lodge
Judge Henry S. West Geo W. McDorman and J H Griffeth, grand officers of the Georgia Royal Arcanum Grand Council, plan to travel to Quitman next week for the state grand lodge sessions beginning Tuesday the 16th. M Jankower and other Athens council members likely will attend as Athens branch representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. West
Geo. W. McDorman
J. H. Griffeth
Grand Council of
Georgia
Royal Arcanum
Quitman
State Grand Lodge
M. Jankower
Athens
Order
Caecens
The
Grand . Lodge
Col Mercier Returns From World Tour
Col W N Mercer, just back in Georgia from a circumnavigation, visits friend Jesse J Jarrell near the city. He recounts the countries visited and experiences from his world trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Mercier
Col
W. N. Mercer
Georgia
Jesse J. Jarrell
Dr. Lynch Accepted Durham Sermon Invitation
Dr. J. W. Lynch, pastor of the First Baptist Church, has been invited to return to Durham, North Carolina from Athens to preach the commencement sermon for the school there next month. He has accepted the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Durham
N. C
Athens
What a Well Equipped Association Will Mean to Athens
Miss Anna D. Casler, national secretary of the YWCA and executive for the South Atlantic Territory, speaks at 6 p m Thursday at the Methodist church on the value of a well equipped association. She brings decade of Southern association work and will share expert guidance for Athens young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Anna D. Casler
Miss Casler
South Atlantic
Southern Association
Orpington Eggs For Sale At 3.00 Per 15 Eggs
Geo W Burney advertises Orpington eggs for sale at 3 dollars per 15 eggs from 157 Childs Street. The note is brief and lists pricing and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpington
Geo. W. ‘Burney
Childs Atreet
Imo
Michigan Overtakes Georgia Tech In Southern Weekend Tilt
Michigan arrives in Athens with seventeen players for a crucial game at Sanford Field against Georgia. Coach Anderson may shuffle pitchers as Western foes play a key role, with possible batteries including Thompson and Thompson or Wilder with various catchers. Georgia plans a familiar lineup, hoping to win both today and tomorrow after last night’s win over the Yellow Jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Georgia
Michigan
Athens
Seaboard
Anderson
Braves
Sanford Field
Thompson
Wilder
Hutchins
Brannen
Yellow Jackets
Judge Brand Names C. H. Phinizy Receiver in Athens Case
In Clarke Superior Court April term 1912 Judge Charles H. Brand appoints Charles H. Phinizy permanent receiver of Athens Trust & Banking Co. with powers and duties previously granted Lipscomb and Barnett. Phinizy undecided on acceptance, will decide today. Lipscomb declined to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
Athens Trust & Banking CO
Clarke Superior Court
Frank A. Lipscomb
E. Guy Barnett
Charles H. Phinizy
Lipscomb
Barnett
Phinizy
Athens
Georgia
Charles H. Brand
Oldest Thalian Club in Georgia Presents Mummy and the Humming Bird
The Thalians of Athens Georgia, the state's oldest dramatic club, under Miss Mary Lyndon, stage Mummy and the Humming Bird next Saturday night. John Drew and Paul Gilmore praise the play, with Gilmore calling it among the best in recent years. Miss Sarah O'Farrell leads, supported by Edith Branson and Messrs. Nicholson, Howard, McCarty, and Lynch, as the troupe tours afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Mary Lyndon
John Drew
Paul Gilmore
Gilmore
The
Thalians
Athens
Sarah O'Farrell
Edith Branson
Messrs. Nicholson
Howard
McCarty
Lynch
Russet Apples And Florida Oranges
Arnold and Abner Tyenip salad New Irish potatoes and snap beans Arnold and Abney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Arnold & Abner
Tyenip
Arnold& Abney
Notice of Woodmen log rolling meeting tonight
Woodmen of the World members are urgently requested to attend the log rolling gathering tonight. J W Mappin serves as clerk. Night school at Luster Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘W. Mappin
Luster
Clayton Ast
Hodgson to Represent Athens Chamber at Trade Congress
Athens chamber of commerce selects MMR. Harry Hodgson to represent the body at the April 22 Washington meeting. Delegates from hundreds of trade organizations will form a National Commercial Congress based on the Southern Congress plan, a permanent body guided by government bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Wideawake Chamber of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Washington City
National Commercial Congress
Southern Commercial Congress
Government Department of Commerce and Labor
Harry Hodgson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Registrar Named as Vice Mr James C Mell Replacing Mr Will Erwin
The judge yesterday morning named James C Mell as a county registrar to succeed Will L Erwin who served through one registration. The fall board now includes Ben F Woods J W Brightwell and J C Mell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
James C. Mell
Will L. Erwin
F All
Ben F. Woods
J. W Brightwell
J. C. Mell
Georgia Attorney General Visits Athens for Receivership Hearing
Attorney General T. S. Felder, in Atlanta, attended the hearing before Judge Brand on the Athens Trust & Banking Company receivership case. He traveled to Athens yesterday and returned to Atlanta this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Felder
Atlanta
Athens
Brand
Athens Trust & Banking Company
Benedict to attend rail road surgeons convention in Macon
Dr. S. C. Benedict leaves this morning for Macon to attend a state meeting of physicians and surgeons and consulting surgeons of the Central of Georgia Railway system. He is on the program of the first session with a paper on problems facing the railroad surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Benedict
Macon
Central of Georgia Railway System
Double Bill on the Campus for Tomorrow
On Thursday the campus hosts two events. Major Harrison Hall leads the cadet corps inspection on Herty Field in the morning, followed by the Georgia Michigan ball game at Sanford Field starting at 3 PM. A campus bonfire near the chapel and Candler Hall is planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadet Corps
Herty Field
Georgia-Michigan
Sanford Field
Harrison Hall
Candler Hall
Specials at Fears for fresh produce and rentals
Specials at Fears advertise fresh strawberries at 25c per quart along with ripe tomatoes, green peppers, turnip salad, pumpkin yams, green beans, new Irish potatoes, large white celery. The notice mentions Se Hotiées to rent and references E. 8 Lynde.
Clarke county to validate 200000 bond for courthouse
Clarke County seeks court validation of a 200000 bond issue approved by voters for building a courthouse jail and lands. A hearing is scheduled Saturday April 20 in Athens at 10 a m. Objections may be filed by residents or interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Board of County Commissioners
Colgate Wright
Solicitor General
Western Circuit
Superior Court
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Superior Court of
County
Georgia
County of
Athens
State of
County Board of Roads and Revenues Meets Thursday
Tomorrow April 11th the first meeting of the County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues and the Bond Commission will be held in Shackelford building. They will discuss arrangements for the new 200000 courthouse project and map a plan of action. Members include Hodgson chairmanHolman Pittard Cobb White Phinizy Barnett Dozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Bond Commission
Court House
Shackelford
Messrs
J M. Hodgson
W. S.holman
J. T
Florida Oranges Thin skin and as sweet as honey
Arnold and Abney offer Florida oranges with thin skins and honey sweet taste. Contact phone 1076 for purchases and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Arnold & Abney
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Snajar
Duncanson
McMillan
Mitchell
Rogers
Lavage
Bell
Smith
Barbeau
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Wiggins
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