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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1909

Page

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Georgia Day Proposed by Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy

At the West Point convention the Georgia division urged all chapters to observe Georgia Day on February 7 and promote a state wide program in schools. The group aims to fund a ten thousand dollar educational fund tied to the Francis Bartow memorial, with Flag Day adding patriotic outreach and flag distribution.

Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy West Point Daughters of the Confederacy Francis Bartow Rabun Gap Geenral Francis Bartow Pate Gap Baxter Rutherford The Commonwealth

Marion Arnold Named New Sunday School Superintendent

At a First Baptist Church meeting, Marion M. Arnold was chosen to lead the church's Sunday school for the coming year. Arnold is noted as a highly active Sunday school worker in the city and vows to uphold the church’s high standard with diligent care.

First Baptist Church Marion M. Arnold Arnold Unday

Narrow Escapes Open Sunday School Convention Here

Train No. 28 accident near Clarkston delays Athens bound service. Engineer S L Davis severely burned but halts runaway engine. Fireman lightly injured. passenger train rerouted to Augusta. Sarepta Baptist Sunday school convention opens at First Baptist with George W Andrews leading sessions through Friday. program features multiple teachers, Matthew lessons, and open conferences.

Atlanta Clarkston Gate City S. L. Davis Clarkstone Davis Claiston Augusta Georgia Athens Rayford Brooks The Sarepta Baptist Association First Baptist Church George W. Andrews Avlanta Matthew M. A. Jenkens Geo. W. Andrews A. B. Caldwell Paul A. B. Card

Calendar of Cases for This Week

Judge Charles H Brand will try several cases in chambers this week. Wednesday brings Hanson versus Hardman a motion for a new trial from last term. Holbrooks versus Holbrooks also on Wednesday. The State versus Claud Hopkins a Banks county whiskey conviction motion for new trial. Thursday features Halley versus Stockton. Saturday includes Sarah and John Nunnakily versus Talbot Nunnally et al. Next week also includes several notable cases.

Charles H. Brand Hanson Vs. Hardman Holbrooks Claud Hopkins Banks County Halley Stockton Sarah John Nunnakily Talbot Nunnally Ontyiel al

Athens Daughters Do God Work and Funeral for Mrs Shore

At a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Athens Laura Rutherford chapter pledged funds for Bartow memorial Arlington and Shiloh projects and for the Georgia flag sale to support a ten thousand dollar educational fund. Funeral services for Mrs Sara Shore were held at Cobb street with interment in Oconee Cemetery. Crystal Theatre ad notes Italy's Cavalry and theater features with M S Weatherly visiting Los Angeles.

John W. Wier Cobb Street Saraa Shore Shore Jesus J. W. Barnett C. M. Snelling T. S. Mell J. W. Webb E. L. Hill Presbyterian Church Troy Beatty Emmanuel Church Messia Alvon Bailey Emmett Wier Albert Wier John N. Wier Clifford Parr F. M. Bailey Oconee

Chancellor Barrow Heads to Washington for Trust Meeting

Chancellor Barrow travels to Washington D. C. to join Jeanes Trust Commission members in discussing the Miss Jeanes fund. The aim is to improve basic education for African American students through trusteeship and policy ideas for fund administration.

Jeane

Thornton’s Ticket Draw Sparks Lexington Interest

Mr A A Rayle of Lexington won a drawing after buying a Thornton’s lottery ticket. The ad notes 50 cents can yield a prize valued at up to a thousand dollars and urges readers to buy today.

Thornton's Thornton A. A. Rayle Lexington

Old Santa Letters From Athens Ask for Dolls and Trailing Toys

A 1909 Athens Georgia page prints multiple Santa letters in which children beg for dolls doll carriages toy trains drums footballs rocking chairs trampolines and other gifts. The missives reveal names ages and street addresses across Athens with a note that Mr J W Cooper has returned to Lexington.

Santa Claus Santa’lay Athens Lucile Cobb Barber St. City Santa J. W. Cooper Lexington

Silvey Speer Weds McKenzie After Divorce Decree

Miss Silvey Speer, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Speer, married Marshall C McKenzie in Brookwood after a divorce final decree in Atlanta Superior Court. The decree was signed at 10 am, license issued at 1 pm, and ceremony at 1 45 pm conducted by Rev Charles L Bass of Kirkwood Methodist Church.

Atlanta Russell J. Thomas Silvey Speer W. A. Speer Marshall C. McKenzie Speer Brookwood Charles L. Bass Kirkwood Methodist Church

Hardin Indicted by Federal Jury in Postal Case

Atlanta reports federal grand jury indicts J. F. Hardin a notable railroad man on postal law violations after a complaint by former Georgia commissioner William Norwood Mitchell. Cards from Hardin to Windy Mitchell included insults provoking outrage, triggering widespread comment.

Atlanta William Norwood Mitchell Georgia Federal Grand J. F. Hardin Mitchell Hardin Windy Mitchell God Noble Inc

Fire damages new Maxeys Georgia school building

Advices report a recently completed Maxeys GA school building was damaged by fire yesterday morning. The brick structure had just opened the day before. origin unclear but heating plant suspected. Officials do not expect severe damage.

Maxeys

Small Fire Strikes Foundry Street Office

Firefighters respond to Foundry street box to extinguish a small blaze in the Foun dry and Machine Works office. The watchman alerted the department, damage under 75 dollars, no insurance. Prompt detection limited the damage and prevented serious consequences.

Foundry Street Thens Foundry and Machine Works

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marion Arnold First Baptist Sunday School Narrow Escape Georgia Railroad Church John G. Harrison Macon Geo W. Andrews Lonnie Smith Tabernacle Sunday School J J Andrews Keus Brand Sarah Shore Laura Rutherford M. W. Welch Milledge Avenue M. Rutherford Georgia Division Bartow Arlington Fund Shiloh Sanders Gainesville Children of the Confederacy Italy Crystal Sc Theatre M. S. Weatherly Los Angeles Cal W. €. Thornton Hotel Green Barrow Washington Athena Ga Hazel Kirk Athens Ga Park Ave Pearl Kirk Peter Rabbit Remus Barrow St Mamie Morton Granny Julia Fain Slaughter Athens, Ga John Chipley Prince Clearland Walker Foundry St Santa Clause Luther Smith Foundry Isbell Smith U. S Emmanuel Church Guild Harawa
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