Smith and Howard to Speak in Athens Friday Event
James M. Smith governor candidate and William M. Howard congressman will address the Athens area Friday night at Moss warehouse at 8 30 oclock. The speakers will discuss campaign issues and urge support for the Democratic ticket with special invitations extended to ladies.
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James M. Smith
William M. Howard
Athens
the Democracy of
Clarke County
Moss Warehouse
Chirke County
Col Smith
William M. Howsman
Graspdonomsts
Howard
Publc
Household Linens and Mats at Bargain Prices
Classified sale items include bleached table linens from 20¢ to 1.90 per dozen napkins and 2.50 for 3.00 napkins. Floor coverings feature matting rolls from 10.00 to 13.50 and Ingram Brussels carpets. Also notes on muslins and ginghams, silk gloves, and luxury kid gloves. Local notices report Mrs. Albert McConnell injured by a fall but recovering. Royston Record items list regional people and Athens visitors included.
Moore Named Federal Court Commissioner in Athens
J Comer Moore, recently appointed deputy clerk of the federal court, is sworn in as court commissioner with duties linked to the federal court. Judge E C Kinnebrew remains U S Commissioner here. Moore’s work supplements the federal judiciary. The University of Georgia issues a black bound memorial volume for the late Chancellor Walter B HI, with 2500 unbound copies previously distributed.
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United States
Kinnebrew
J. Comer Moore
Federal Court
Moore
E. C. Kinnebrew
U. S
Mr. Moore
Walter B. HI
The
University of Georgi
Mrs Matthews Dies in Jefferson Georgia
Mrs Paul B Matthews died yesterday at her home in Jefferson Georgia. She was sister to Hon John N Holder and F P Holder of Jefferson and Mrs Jack Bennett of the county. She is survived by her aged mother. Friends extend condolences to the family.
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Paul B. Matthews
Jefferson, Ga
Managers named for Doth District primary election
The Banner lists election managers for the primary on the 22nd. Buck Branch precinct was omitted and replaced by R. T. Moore J. H. Hancock and Stanhope Erwin to oversee the Buck Branch ballot. Fire Insurance J. C. Jester Athens Savings Bank.
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Buck Branch Als
Messrs
R. T. Moore
J. H. Hancock
Stanhope Erwin
J. C. Jester
Athens Savings Bank
Death of Mrs. J L Young in Woodville
Mrs J L Young of Woodville dies after a period of illness. She is described as greatly beloved by all who knew her and her passing brings deep sorrow to family and friends. She was a sister in law of Judge Charles T Young of the city.
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J. L. Young
Woodville
Jerome Likely to Accept Democratic Governor Nomination
John A. Hennebery chief clerk in District Attorney Jerome's office and campaign manager voiced belief that Jerome would accept the Democratic nomination for governor if there is strong demand. He spoke after arriving from Syracuse where he had vacation.
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New York
John A. Hennebery
Jerome
Brantley Defends Primary Pledge and Democratic Rules
Congressman W G Brantley spoke in Statesboro defending the ticket pledge and saying the state executive committee acted within its powers to require Democrats voters and uphold party integrity. He urged adherence to party rules and warned against non Democrats voting in the democratic primary.
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W. G. Brantley
Statesboro
Hoke Smith
Democratic Executive Committee
Brantley
Serait Itat
Democratic Party
Baptist Church
Paar
Iquor
Georgia
Sane Committee
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J. B. Thornton
Royston Record
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Matthews
Jefferson
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MS. J. L. Young
Dayg Jerome
Congressman Brantley
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