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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
3
The text lists colors white black gray Copenhagen brown and champagne for stylish models. It notes numerous models available and price range from five to eight fifty dollars.
Miss Mildred Rutherford arranged the Memorial Day program for April 26 1913 with a parade to Oconee Cemetery. The route includes University Battalion marching past veterans Scouts Daughters and Sons of the Confederacy and students, with unknown dead saluted and taps sounded. Prizes for school essays on Gen John B Gordon will be awarded by Mrs T F Green and Laura Rutherford Chapter U DC.
A humorous dialogue explains a delay caused by meeting Smithson and his stomach troubles. The speaker reveals he asked about Smithson’s health and recommended Chamberlain's Tablets, then notes the item is sold by dealers.
The Hodgson family petitions Clarke County court for incorporation of the Hodgson Memorial Trust a perpetual nonprofit devoted to religious education and charity. Named are E R Hodgson Sr Asbury Hodgson Joe M Hodgson Julie Hodgson McNeill and May Hodgson Lipscomb with more to join as directors. The trust aims to fund educational and charitable projects and extend uplift movements, reflecting the family’s long history of philanthropy in the region. Athens takes pride in this pioneering Southern charter effort.
The Gymnastic Carnival by Miss Garnett and seventy five Lucy Cobb students delighted hundreds of spectators. Exhibits included the dance of the dolls, rabbit chase and fancy march with a 1916 banner presented to freshmen. Posey filmed the event for two Lucy Cobb days at the Lyric to benefit the annuals.
Allen Talmage, who purchased the lot beside the Holman building from the R. L. Moss estate, plans to replace the small wooden structure with a modern building featuring two small store rooms.
Yesterday at chapel the State Normal School crowned the senior class with a silver loving cup for most points on Field Day. President Pound presented the prize and urged yearly senior wins. A second burlesque cup was given to Prof D L Earnest for faculty relay triumph, and Prof Peter Brown received a consolation prize doll.
A Sydney reader Mrs H of 29 Dowling Street reports her son recovered quickly from a severe cold after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The advertisement notes the remedy is sold by all dealers.
Founders Day events are set for Saturday at the State Normal School with morning address by Prof. E C Branson and afternoon Memorial Day exercises at the University chapel featuring Prof. Lawton B Evans of Augusta. Normal School girls will wear white uniforms for a first spring appearance on the green campus.
City police apprehended Grady Nunn and Charles Sanlin from the Junior State juvenile protection institution near Center as they were about to board a train to Atlanta. Lacking funds, they would have faced trouble. officers held them until state officials arrived.
Twenty five Mount Vernon lodge Masons went to Bogart by special invitation to confer the Master Mason degree on candidates. The S A L arranged a midnight train stop to return the craftsmen after the lodge meeting. For rheumatism Chamberlains Liniment offers quick relief. sold by dealers.
The University of Georgia lost to Ohio Wesleyan 4 to 3 in a loosely played afternoon game at Delaware. A late throw in the grand stand cost Georgia the margin as Hitchcock should have won despite miscues. Georgia travels to Ann Arbor to face Michigan with Corley likely opposing Sissler.
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