Athens Club Women Bazaar Opens At Georgian Hotel
The Athens Woman's Club opens a bazaar at the Georgian hotel with eight booths of gifts for all ages, crafted by 250 members. Proceeds support the Ella F. White Memorial School and club house bonds. Friday's children's party, directed by Mrs. Orr and Mr. Crane, features Santa Claus and special activities for Athens children.
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Athens Club Women
Athens Woman's Club
Mountain City
Ella F. White
Athens
Santa Claus
F. J. Orr
George Crane
State College of Agriculture
Palm Garden
Athens Woman’s Club
Woman's Exchange
Farmers battle boll weevil boosts Georgia cotton
Larry Gantt reports from Smithville and Athens on Sumter and Terrell counties leading Georgia in cotton despite boll weevil damage. He credits scientific farming, proper land prep, and calcium arsenate applications under government rules. Banks and merchants fund poison access, with plans to expand production and share details in coming weeks.
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J. Larry Gantt
Furton
South Georgia
Sovecvber
Sumter County
Terrill
Niles
Horton
Sumter
Athens
Central American Parley Under Way
Washington delegates opened the Central American conference with plans to form subcommittees on three points including disarmament and treaty negotiations. Costa Rica and Guatemala reportedly oppose adding the union proposal to the agenda, following the Washington conference procedure on naval arms limits and tribunals for peaceful dispute settlement.
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Washington
Union
Central America
Ueles
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Alumni Gather for Final Meeting of Athletic Board
Georgia alumni arrive from out of town for the Athletic Board’s final session Tuesday night. Almost a full membership attends as no discussion topics are announced. The meeting takes place in the Commercial Bank office chaired by Chancellor D. C. Barrow.
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Georgia
Athletic Board
Commercial Bank
D. C. Barrow
Hi 'Gordoty Jr
Ata
Cluster Article Praises Athens And Citizens
Athens receives high praise as a growing city home to the University of Georgia Lucy Cobb and the State Normal School. The piece highlights Milledge and Prince Avenues, local hospitality, and notable figures connected to Mercer University and Macon. It notes successful local candidates for Who's Who in America and honors figures such as Chancellor Barrow, Judge William Hy Fish, and Macon professionals like Gen. Walter A. Harris and Col. H. A. Russell.
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Mercer’ S University “Cluatié
Athens
University of Georgia
Lucy Cobb
State Normal School
Milledge
Prince
America
Athena
South
Barrow
Mercer University
Mercer
Macon
William Hy. Fish
Mercer University Law School
Walter A. Harris
H. A
Dick) Russell
Charles C. Harrold
Athens Kids Visit Jackie Coogan Buster and Tige
Athens children packed the Palace Tuesday afternoon to see Jackie Coogan star in Trouble with Buster and Tige. Sam Bailey of Michael's Shoe Department distributed tickets, drawing nearly every child in the city to the event.
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Athens
Ie Coogan
Terete
Sam Bailey
Michael
Buster
Jackie Coogan
Tige
Clemenceau In Washington For Talks On France U S
Georges Clemenceau arrived at the White House shortly before 10 am and was greeted by President Harding. The visit followed earlier meetings with Jules Jusserand and Henry White as he sought progress toward an understanding between France and the United States after Versailles.
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Washington
Georges Clemenceau
Harding
White House
Tiger
France
America
Jules 4. Jusserand
Georges de Monceau
United States
Vergailles
Henry White
Versailles
Wilson
Hetretaties Hughes
Mel
Municipal election polling places unchanged for Wednesday
The city announced that polling sites for the upcoming municipal election mirror those used in the November 22 primary. ward locations include Fire Hall Washington Street, city hall, old News Office, Prince and Hill, and near Normal School. Polls open 9 AM to 4 PM city time, with results to be presented at the council meeting Wednesday night.
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R. T. Dottery
K. A. Hill
J. H. Rucker
C. F. Crymes
Wallace Bell
James Barrow
Grading Considered for UGA Dormitory Site
The county commissioners, in regular session, adjourned to inspect land on the University of Georgia campus for grading the John Milledge dormitory site. University authorities asked the county to perform grading so construction can start soon. Rock deposits were found beneath the soil behind the chancellor’s home and near Alumni Hall as a further survey is planned. Only routine items were handled. Webb & Crawford received the monthly supply contract.
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John Milledge
University of Georgia
Webb & Crawford
Georgia Exams Begin December 14 at University
Examinations to close the fall term start December 14 and run in full swing until the holiday break. Most students plan to leave for vacation around the Wednesday before Christmas as the term winds down.
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Georgia
Methodists Close Missionary Meet Here Wednesday
The Athens District Missionary Institute at First Methodist Church concluded Tuesday sessions with addresses by Dr. Jere M. Pound Rush Burton and others. Wednesday will feature final sessions and discussions on church financial plans led by Rev. J. R. Allen Rev. T. Z. B. Everton and Dr. Pound among others.
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Athens
First Methodist
Institute
G. F. Venable
Jere M. Pound
Rush Burton
North Georgia Conference
N. G. Slaughter
C. W. Crook
J. D. Applewhite
Berta Ward
Watkinsville
Barrow
A. J. Harper
Crawfordville
J. J. Allman
Hartwell
Homer Thompson
Marie Parham
Atlanta
S. S. Work
W. T. Hunnicutt
Mark Challo
Syrian Church
T. J. Branson
Washington
T. R. Kendall, Jr
Madison
J. R. Allen
Winterville
T. Z. B. Everton
White Plains
Dr. Pound
J. L. King
L. J. Ballard
The
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Martin Named Assistant Athletic Director at UGA
Charles E. Martin was elected assistant athletic director of the University of Georgia at a Tuesday night Athletic Committee meeting. He will assist Professor 8. V. Sanford, faculty director of athletics, and the election plus the committee report were highlights of the session attended by notable members from Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus and faculty.
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Charles E. Martin
University of Georgia
Martin
8. V. Sanford
Harold Hirsch
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Frank Barrett
Augusta
Frank Foley
Lem Hill
George Woodruff
Columbus
Barrow
Col. C. M
Educators Wooster Stevart Hooper Attend National Meeting
Prominent Athens educators from the University of Georgia travel to New Orleans for the National Educational meeting in session. Drs T J Wooster J S Stewart and W D Hooper are among the leaders in attendance and play a prominent role in the program alongside national figures in education.
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T. J. Wooster
J. S. Stewart
W. D. Hooper
University of Georgia
New Orleans
Harvard Princeton Football Pictures at Palace Today
Palace feature shows Snap Shots of the Harvard Princeton football game. Prince ton scored 10 to 3 in a tense exchange framing Harvard’s drive as Princeton led early and the scene shifted as photographers captured the players in action.
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Palace Today
the Palace
Rena
Harvard
Move Begun To Stop Loss In Georgia From Decline In Cotton Staple
Movement to stop the loss in Georgia cotton is discussed at a meeting of textile and cotton merchants. Georgia College of Agriculture urges raising funds to combat the decline, with plans for seed uniformity and community plantings to improve yields and reduce boll weevil impact. Notables from Athens, Atlanta, and others attended.
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Georgia
Fawkers
State College of Agriculture
Ciine
Andrew Sonle
State College of
Joe Ae
J. R. Bachman
Sheeling
Clarke
Bev Venturas
Winterville
Calere Nm
Monerlah
Jac Covington
Gutte
Roberton
Hamlet
N. Cai
R ‘Audens
Stewart Gintry
W. H. Gilreath
Atlanta
Siamson
L. Church
H. Rekneas
G. H. LaGrange
A. N. “Indent
F. R. Jones
Jy. E. Bachman
J. Tigner
M. R. Redwine
Atelanta
van Pelt
A J. R. Ellis
C. A "Sims
Ianta
W.D. Clark
Bowers
Allicnee JA. Pirkle
C. W. Crook
E. W
Athens Chamber Commerce
Ussery
Bone to lead 1923 Georgia basketball squad
Samuel Bone will captain Georgia's 1923 red shirt basketball team after the first practice of the year. A three sport letterman from University of Georgia, he stars in football, baseball, and basketball, hails from Columbia and is a senior S. A. E. fraternity member.
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Boney
Cage Samuel Bone
Georgia
Tham
Columbia
Near East tensions widen as Turkey Europe drift apart
The report notes growing gaps between Turkey and Europe over the Near East conference. It cites pessimism over a possible collapse of talks and risk of renewed war in southeastern Europe, with Russia backing Turkish autonomy and debates over Dardanelles control and freedom of navigation for warships.
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Preas
Turkey
Europe
Russia
Wiew
League of Nations
Dardanelles
Straits
United States
We Preside At N C Meeting In Pinehurst
Mrs. Alonzo Richardson of Atlanta chairs citizenship training at the Southeastern Council of Federated Club Women opening session in Pinehurst North Carolina. The three day meeting brings women from Alabama Georgia Florida North and South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia. E Hays of Georgia will preside at the opening session and welcome attendees.
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N. C
Southeastern Council of Federated Club
Alonzo Richardson
Atlanta
General Federation
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vile
E. Hays
Georg Ia
Creicher
North Carolina
Eadition
Muc
Butler Nomination Returns to Senate For Justice Seat
Washington reports that Pierce Butler of Iota saw his nomination to be an associate justice of the Supreme Court returned to the Senate by President Harding after a failed confirmation at a special session.
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Pierce Butler
Iota
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Harding
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