University of Georgia Summer Credit Courses Near Finish
Under Dr R P Stephens supervision the college credit courses at the University of Georgia progress well and will end Saturday August 1 after an eight week run. About 50 students from UGA and colleges attend, with up to six hours possible in eight weeks. Many high school students from across the state are enrolled poised to enter UGA or another college this fall. After the session ends, preparations for the 42h22 resort opening session begin as officials expect record enrollment.
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R P. Stephens
University of Georgia
University of Georgia and
University
Jury Commission Revises Clarke County Juror Lists
Clarke county jury commission began revising the lists for both city and superior courts on Wednesday morning and plans to continue for several days. Reported changes include new names added to both lists and some names removed from the superior and city juror rosters.
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Clarke County Jury Commission
Clarke County
Personal notices from Woodville to Ila and beyond in midweek
Dr Will Durham of Woodville Ga was in the city Wednesday along with Mrs BT Mosley from Danville Ga Mrs J W Hansford of Maxeys Ga and Miss Selma Blackwell of Daniels ville Ga also visited Wednesday Rev W W Brown of Toccoa and Miss Bertha Rice of Ila Ga were seen in town Wednesday Mrs Spinks of Hernett Shoals and Mrs EP Taylor returned to the city after a pleasant stay in Atlanta
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Will Durham
Woodville, Ga
J. W. Hansford
Maxeys, Ga
Selma Blackwell
Danielsville
W. W. Brown
Toccoa
City
Bertha Rice
Ila, Ga
EP Taylor
Atlanta
Social notes and courtesy visits in Georgia towns
The city hosts a sequence of visits and returns as Mrs. Alice Huff of Atlanta and Mr. J E Hanks of Augusta join The Banner Herald for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and Barbara travel from Athens after a two week stay with Mrs. Allen Talmadge. Augusta Herald reports Col. and Mrs. Charles Emory Smith of Metter Ga returning home after a brief Lumpkin street visit. Miss Rosie Wade, once of Athens, now Milledgeville, stays with Miss Wille Washturt on Hull street.
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Fred Harris
Barbara
Athens
Allen Talmadge
Macon
Charles Emory Smith
Metter, Ga
Mr Smith
Lumpkin Street
Rosie Wade
Milledgeville
Wille Washturt
Hull Street
Visitors At The Hotels Georgia Hotel Guests List
A list of hotel visitors includes WG Calloway from Atlanta Elsie Fo Uherris from Washington J P Garlington from Atlanta J F Greer from Monticello FLW Chaffee from Atlanta A V Dickens from Atlanta R Sanderson from Atlanta Miss Ida McDonald from Gainesville Mrs Pullen from LaGrange Mrs Cleveland from LaGrange P D Daniels from LaGrange Mr and Mrs G Barker from Valdosta GA WE Jones from Jacksonville Pit J R Maher from St Louis LA Martin from Atlanta H W Stallworth from St Louis DC Wilson from Atlanta Mr and Mrs R A Brimru from Macon JA Hanks from Augusta Miss Adeline Lerbetter from Crawfordville Mr and Mrs John Conn Milledge
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J.P. Garlington
Atlanta
J. F. Greer
Monticello
Chaffee
A.V. Dickens
R. Sanderson
Ida McDonald
Gainesville
University Faces Acute Athens Space Crisis
Athens officials warn the University of Georgia will exceed housing and dining capacity for the 1921 22 session. Only three small male dormitories and one for women, plus a single dining hall with 350 seats, threaten expansion under tight funding. Legislative cuts from 95 000 to 76 000 risk delaying progress and prompt calls for university support. Female officials and rising female leadership in Athens are also discussed as a future trend.
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Oane of Georgia
University of Gnarski
America
Sno
University of Georgia
Georgia
Atlanta
South
Athens
Petes
Daily Herald Only 45 Cents a Month Phone 1326
The Daily Herald advertises a subscription offer at 45 cents monthly with a contact phone number 1326. Readers are invited to subscribe for regular news access and county coverage.
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Daily Herald
Amusements: Rube Rose Fashion Plate in Negy Film
Charles Ray stars in First National vehicle Nineteen and Phyllis at Palace Theater for two days. Ray imitates southern gentleman style to woo Phyllis Laurin as rival plans a style campaign while Burglar nearly disrupts. Supporting cast includes Clara Worton Tanedin Stedman Nichols Drew Norcross Jennings De Grasse directed from Stowers story. Also Clyde Hook Elite Today comedy and Roy Stewart in Paying His Debts. Military and economic notes follow about English mining productivity and armistice context.
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Charles Ray
Nineteen
Phyllis
Palace Theater
Jo Ray
Barbana Dapper Sevenrold
Eity Youth
Phyllis Laurin
Burglay
Mr. Ray
Clara Worton
Tanedin Stedman
George Nichols
Cora Drew
Frank Norcross
DeWitte C. Jennings
Joseph de Grasse
Frederick Stowers
Wwn
Clyde Hook
Roy Stewart
Elite
Relief for Constipation Promoted by Jacobs Salt
An advertisement proclaims Jacobs Salt as a pleasant tasting, safe remedy for chronic constipation caused by dry bile. It claims to restore liver and bowel function by increasing bile flow and intestinal secretions, offering faster relief than calomel or strong cathartics. Available at Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta for 36 cents with trial sample on request.
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Jacobs
Jacobs' Pharmacy
Atlanta
Weatherly Spends Summer Months In Jails Over State
Hugh Weatherly of Athens and Mrs. Moon are spending the summer in jails across the state. Weatherly faced desertion charges in Clarke county and, with Moon, a stolen car case in Oconee county. A felony priority will place the Oconee proceeding first. Weatherly’s Weatherly Moon connection is tied to the prior shooting affair near the Q room.
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Hugh Weatherly
Athens
Mrs. Moon
Mr Weatherly
Clarke County
Oconee County
Weatherly
Oronee
Moon
Michael Bros Shoe Dept to Open with Women and Children Focus
Michael Brothers plan a new store featuring a full shoe department led by Batley, a veteran in the trade, to open with the building expected by September 1. The department will serve women and children, with Batley in charge, coming from Troy’s Rosenberg Bros and previously with The Bootery of Atlanta. Also noted: Panama Canal cargo last May, Suez Canal receipts in 1920, and U.S. public debts around 760 million dollars annually.
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Michael Bros
George Muse Clothing Co
Bootery
Atlanta
Rosenberg Bros
Troy
Batley
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Clarke
Red Cross
Court House
Mandes
Ancyone
Miss Dixon
Miss Evelyn Taylor
Alice Huff
J. E. Hanks
Augusta
Banner Herald
J. Co. Matthewson
Augusta Herald
John E. Drewry
Clyde Cook
Negy
Enghend
Tefon
France
Michael Brothers
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Vacille
Suez Canal
Evening Herald
Banner-Herald
Erwin & CO
Fleetwood Lanier
Insurance Department
the Banner-Herald
the Herald
the Athens Banner
Athens, Ga
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