Rotaryans Enjoy Splendid Program At Annual Ladies Banquet
Rotarians held their annual Ladies Banquet at the Georgian Hotel last night. The event featured a seven o'clock banquet and a lengthy entertainment program with addresses by Dr. Andrew M. Soule on his Brazil trip and H Abit Nix. A mock court segment titled Rotary High Court of Justice concluded the evening with several cases tried, including a mistrial in a libel matter.
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Brazil
United States
Nix
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Fred Orr
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Abit Nix
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Morton Hodgeon
John J. Wilkins
B. F. Hardeman
Harry Hodg Ison
Jake Joel
Mike Costa
Harry Dews
Charlie Eckford
Solow Ing Cnses
Billups
New Deacons Ordained at First Baptist Church
Six new deacons were ordained at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday night. They are Ney, John W. Jenkins, R. W. a eee, J.B. Thornton, Dr. J. Phil Campbell and Dr. H. B. Ritchie. Associates for the new year will be elected Sunday morning.
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R. W. A Eee
J.B. Thornton
J. Phil Campbell
H. B. Ritchie
Mrs J M Stanley Called By Death
Mrs J M Stanley dies in Columbus at the home of her daughter Mrs R K Webb Her daughter Mrs Bessie Stanley Woods mourns her passing Funeral services set for Saturday at ten in the morning at the home church edifice
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Columbus
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Demand for more cotton warehouses grows in U S
Washington reports rising demand to license cotton warehouses under the U S Warehouse Act. An office in Memphis may open after July 1, with 400 licensed warehouses currently able to store about 2,000,000 bales. Growth tied to cooperative associations, expanding licensed capacity nationwide.
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Stealing Shoes Stirs Broad Street Store Chase
A man identified as Foney was found guilty in court of stealing a pair of trousers from a Broad Street store. He received a fine and four months in jail. He claimed hunger drove the theft, saying he needed food for himself and family. An employee chased him with the store owner helping to recapture the trousers.
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Berman Overtures For Securing U M D Revealed
Washington AP report on German efforts to use informal channels to secure U S involvement in revising Germany's reparations. Proposed plan seeks American economic commission to review Germany’s capacity to pay and shape a new reparations treaty with Paris and Berlin. The Chamber of Commerce involvement traces to Galveston discussions with Julius Barnes. progress hinges on French acceptance and Berlin outlook.
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J W Barnett Elected Kiwanis President For Next Year
J W Barnett elected Kiwanis president with E E Lamkin as vice president for the coming year. The article notes the local Kiwanis leadership transition and mentions planned activities and community involvement typical of the organization.
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Athens Kiwanis Club Elects Leaders and Plans Growth
Captain J. A. Barnett city engineer became president of the Athens Kiwanis Club at a spirited Thursday meeting. E. E. Lamkin was named vice president, succeeding Charles F. E. Martin, while Joel A. Wier became chairman of the new board of directors. The club vows to continue aiding civil movements and city growth, including playground improvements and inspections of meat sales, underscoring three years of community achievement.
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Daugherty Impeachment Hearings Near End Of Public Sessions
Washington reports that six department of justice officials were summoned as final witnesses in the impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty. The testimony before the House Judiciary Committee aims to conclude the hearings on charges raised by Representative Keller, Republican of Minnesota.
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Stegeman Retains Georgia Athletics Head Role
Washington dispatch notes Stegeman remains head of University of Georgia athletics with new responsibilities under the athletic board. The article covers War Finance Corp loan impact on farmers, livestock, and credit stabilization, plus comments by Bob McWhorter on coaching leadership and university athletic supervision.
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Herman J. Stegeman
University of Georgia Athletics
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Clara Ceratea
Guy Bates Post Stars At Palace
A review lauds Guy Bates Post as a leading performer in The Masquerade at the Palace. The production features Post in dual roles and Jimmie Bishop's musical program, with John Loder praised as a brilliant but unrecognized writer, navigating poverty and political intrigue. The piece notes Stegeman and Woodruff associated with football plans.
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Palace
Chilcote
John Loder
Macnear
Post
Jimmie Bishop
Athens
Attendance at National Athletic Meetings by City Education Head
Silos head of the city education department will attend the National Athletic Meetings in New York City. The session includes the American Association of Football Coaches meeting.
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Ical
He Ene Day
York City
American Association of Football Coaches
Tree of Light at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Lights Tonight
Tonight at 5 30 Sunday afternoon the Tree of Light will blaze forth with brilliant illumination at Emmanuel Episcopal Church as part of Christmas services. The event marks the annual observance with ceremonies fitting the season.
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Tree of Light
Emmanuel Spiacopal Church
Strawberries Priced At One Dollar A Box In Mobile Market
Strawberries enter Mobile market at one dollar per box as a notable fruit surge. Mild winter conditions boosted supply and market activity, drawing buyers and signaling fresh fruit availability this Thursday.
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Ala
United States
Col Snellings Remark Sparks Health Questions On Diet
Athens health editor reports Col C M Snelling praising a fruit salad diet, noting Americans often overdo activity and under eat. Experts say overweight raises mortality risk, while lighter builds show better body function. many long-lived individuals tend to be slight in build, with large people prone to heart-related deaths.
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Snelling
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