Forbidden Fruit shines at Palace in DeMille tale
Cecil B. DeMille's latest photoplay Forbidden Fruit played at the Palace Theater to strong crowds. Agnes Ayers Kathryn Williams and Forrest Stanley star with elaborate gowns by Clare West. the story follows a young wife's search for true happiness amid a shiftless husband. The program also features The Woman of Mystery at the Elite Theater, a daring submarine and air battle drama with Francis Ford and Grace Cunard.
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Palace Theater
Cecil B. DeMille
Jeanie MacPherson
DeMille
Agnes Ayers
Clare West
Kathryn Williams
Shannon Day
Miss Ayers
Miss West
Theodore Kosloff
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
Two Stars Coming to Elite Train Beneath Ocean
A fanciful ocean railway, claimed to run on the ocean floor, is described amid talk of a groundbreaking yet speculative voyage. The piece notes a prior successful trip aiming to trap a gang seeking gold from a sunken steamer but reads as a vivid, uncertain buoyant tale rather than a verified event.
Community Civics Class Be Addressed By Prof Heatwole
The second meeting of the community civics class will be Friday at 5 PM in the Peabody building auditorium. Professor C J Heatwole of the sociology department will lead discussion on the relationship of local to state government. The first meeting covered organization and potential topics.
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Peabody
C. J. Heatwole
Department of Sociology
Women’s civic course to elect all women officials
Prof Jas L Sibley led a discussion with twenty six ladies on women’s new sphere in local and state government. After six weeks a moot election will be held with two tickets, all election officials to be women, organized by the Athens Woman’s club for city women interested in civic affairs.
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Jas. L. Sibley
Athens Woman's Club
Death of J H Hardy prompts Saturday funeral
J Hubert Hardy died at his home 1125 Oconee Street at 12 15 pm yesterday after a short illness. Funeral services from Oconee Street Methodist church Saturday at 10 am conducted by Rev A F Nunn and Rev F P Colle with burial in Bethany church cemetery. Survived by widow Laura and twin children, his parents C C and Mrs Hardy, and brothers and sisters of Athens. Bernstein Bros in charge.
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J. Hubert Hardy
Oconee Street
Oconee Street Methodist Church
A. F. Nunn
F. P. Colle
East Athens Baptist Church
Bethany Church
Jackson County
Bernstein Bros
Campaign Urges Greenville Citizens To Use More Milk
A Greenville milk campaign March 14 to 19, led by Clemson and Winthrop Colleges with assistance from the Dairy Division of the USDA, showed poor milk consumption among white and colored schoolchildren. A survey of 3,114 Greenville students found 19.2 percent underweight on average, with white children drinking milk daily at 44 percent and only 32 percent consuming as much as recommended, while colored children had 23 percent drinking milk daily and 11 percent consuming a pint or more. The city council funded the effort to boost health through higher milk intake.
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Greenville
N. C
State Board of Health of
South Carolina
South
Clemson
Winthrop Colleges
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
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L. Daniel
Andrew C. Erwin
Blanton Fortson
C. D. Flanigen
John H. Griffeth
Hugh H. Gordon, JR
Frank Hardeman
Harry Hodgson
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R. Hodgson, JR
John E. Talmadge, JR
J. H. Hardy
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Washington and Lee
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J. H. Dorsey
Clarke County
Seaboard Air Line
Northboun
Atlanta-Monroe
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Baby Louis
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Martin Bros
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