Ninth District High School Meet Held at Jefferson
The Ninth District High School meet at Jefferson drew many entrants from district schools. Toccoa won the athletic cup with 23 points, while Jefferson secured 11 points to claim the literary cup as scores highlighted in recitation spelling ready writing and field events.
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Luncheon at Dogwood Lodge and Society Notices
Mrs. Leroy Hart hosts a refined luncheon at Dogwood Lodge in Athens with guests from Rochester Savannah Augusta and local society. The page includes a detailed letter from Dr McCracken and a long list of regional visitors and church delegates visiting Athens with plans for opera and forthcoming events.
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Memorial Day Observed In Athens Grand Chapel
Memorial Day events in Athens will be held at 3 20 PM next Sunday in the University of Georgia chapel. Judge Andrew J Cobb, son of Howell Cobb, will give the opening address followed by talks from local church ministers and choral performances from Athens congregations. Citizens and veterans are urged to attend in large numbers and take seats on the rostrum.
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Ben Greet Players to Stage Twelfth Night Here
The Ben Greet Players will perform Twelfth Night at the chautauqua event. Percy Vivir and Charles Hanna lead thirteen performers coached by Ken Greet, praised for Shakespearean fidelity and precise diction. The troupe, famed worldwide, draws big crowds with minimal staging to emphasize character and language.
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Under canvass minstrels at corner theater crowd applauds
A. G. Allens big minstrel show played last night at the corners of 15th and Ringo streets drawing a full pavilion theater. The performance was clean and attractive with a pretty stage setting and two large United States flags. Singing and dancing impressed the audience and a lively negro farce closed the program to loud laughter. The Allen minstrel troupe has never disappointed an audience.
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GROVE'S Tasteless Tonic Promoted as Health Booster
An old advertisement touts GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strength tonic. It claims to drive out malaria, build up the system, and is marketed as suitable for children.
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