Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Woodrow Wilson
Washington August 8 The nation will pay tribute as Mrs Woodrow Wilson is honored at a White House funeral. Congress adjourns until Tuesday and government offices close. A special Senate and House funeral committee will receive floral tributes. The service includes Presbyterian rites by Rev Sylvester Beach and Rev J H Taylor. The casket to be transported to Rome for final burial Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
the Nation
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Congress
Government Department
Rome
Senate
Capitol
House Committee
House
Ellen Axon Wilson
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
J. H. Taylor
Mayor Dorsey Names Committees for Burial Attendance
Athens to officially represent Mrs Woodrow Wilson's burial in Myrtle Hill Rome Ga Tuesday with three committees from city council citizens and women of Athens. The council includes Mayor Dorsey and Aldermen Gordon Hinton Betts. citizens and women lists named by Mayor Dorsey include prominent state officials, professionals, and civic leaders.
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Dorsey
Woodrow Wilson
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Rome
William F. Dorsey
City Council
W. F. Dorsey
Hugh H
Grand Masters Georgia and South Carolina at Washington Meeting
Forty members of Mount Vernon lodge of Masons will travel from Athens and Washington to attend the August 12 meeting in Washington with LaFayette lodge. The event features the dedication of a new temple on Liberty Street and the presence of Georgia and South Carolina grandmasters. Officers of the Eighth District Convention, led by Geo. W. Wells, will conduct the session starting at 10 a.m. with the Lodge of Master Masons opened by Chas. Howard Orr.
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Mount Vernon
Athens
Eighth District
Geo. W. Wells
John T. McKinnon
W. F. Dorsey
S. I. Bachelor
High Shoals
F. G. Harper
Bogart
Tyler
T. M. Forrester
Master Masons
Chas
Howard Orr
W. M
LaFayette Lodge
No. 23
Summer Goods Advertised For Prompt Delivery
The notice promotes a stock of fruit jars jelly tumblers jar rubbers preserving kettles and prompt delivery. It also touts cream freezers water coolers ice boxes refrigerators and a full line of summer goods for immediate purchase.
Masonic Convention Honors And Temple Dedication In Washington
The H T Huggins and Son event lists speakers and officials for a Masonic convention in Washington. Includes prayer by Rev Troy Beatty, welcome by Frank Colley, and responses by Garnett Andrews Green and W F Dorsey. Grand Masters from Georgia and South Carolina attend, with temple dedication and degree conferrals scheduled.
Booth Reunion Honors Mrs. Malinda Booth at Jackson County Homestead
On August 5, 1914, a reunion at the Booth homestead in Jackson County honored Mrs. Malinda Booth widow of J. M. Booth. She is eighty six, mother of twelve with forty nine grandchildren and forty two great grandchildren. Eight of her children were present along with most grandchildren as Rev. John Wood of Atlanta praised her motherhood and hospitality.
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Old Booth
Jackson County
Malinda Booth
J. M. Booth
Rev. C. C. Jarrell Returns From Bogart
The Rev. C. C. Jarrell pastor of the First Methodist church returns home after a protracted Bogart meeting and will preach today. A local dialogue hints at romance with a girl he wishes to court, noting a past earnings mismatch of fifty versus twenty five dollars a week as the obstacle.
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C. C. Jarrell
First Methodist Church
Bogart
Potato Peeling Distinction Cited by Reader
A reader argues the correct term in a recent potato story should be paring rather than peeling. The note explains that raw potatoes are pared while jackets on boiled potatoes may be peeled, citing the Cleveland Plain Dealer on the fine point of language.
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Sacca Bonna
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Morning Departure Rumor Tangles Household
Hilarious exchange hints at an impending cook’s departure as Mrs Noowed jokes about a bottle and singing on the kitchen floor while Mr Noowed counts the hours. The humorous dialogue captures domestic tension and timing.
Real Philanthropist and Flower Seeds for Chickens
A man in a flat describes his next door neighbor as a real philanthropist. The commuter recalls the neighbor bought $10 worth of flower seeds last spring for his chickens, illustrating unexpected generosity.
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D. G. Anderson & Co
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Washington, Ga
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Greensboro
Troy Beatty
Athens, Ga
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Fred T. Moon
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Griffeth Implement CO
Agents Clarke, Oconee, Madison and Jackson
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H. T. Huggins & Son
China House
Frank N. Colley
Garnett
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Greenville
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Geo. T. Bryan
Booth
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Jarrell
Lipscomb & Company
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Athens Audit Co
J. F. Hart
Palm Beach
Athens Empire Laundry Company
Athens Engineering CO
Smith Bldg
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J. Wilkins
W. P. Brooks
Chas. H. Phinizy
J. C. Chandler
Eston Epps
Orr’s School
S. P. Orr
Wray Street
American State Bank
Howell C. Erwin
J. Warren Smith
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