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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1913

Page

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Athens Heads for 1915 Woodmen Head Camp in Thom asville

Athens aims to host the 1915 meeting of the Woodmen of the World Head Camp Georgia the biennial session set for April 8 in Thomasville. The Geo. B. Davis Camp leads local representation with six delegates and five representatives in the state council. Nearby, C N Hodgson’s Shetland pony farm at Cathedral Pines sold forty animals to Charlies Bezost of Anderson South Carolina, including thirty five mares and five stallions.

Woodmen Camp Athens Thomasville Georgia Thomanvile South Georgia Geo. B. Davis Eighth Congressional District Chamber of Commerce C. N. Hodgson Bony Charlies Bezost Anderson, S. C Bezost Hodgson Cathedral Pines

Mrs Siple to Lecture on Cookery at Georgian Hotel

A six day series of free cooking lectures and demonstrations by Mrs E S Siple will be held next week in the Georgian Hotel dining room under the Banner's direction. Each afternoon at four o clock she will share tips on making fried foods cheaper and cakes richer with less butter cost. Attendees may sample luncheon dishes and learn practical kitchen advice from a leading American cookery expert.

Athens Siple Geer Georgian Hotel E. 8. Siple

Originator of Baracas to Attend Athens Meeting

Baraca Union members are urged to attend the City Baraca Union meeting at the First Baptist Church on Monday night March 3 at 8 o clock. President Marshal A Hudson of Syracuse NY will likely attend the May state convention in the city. The group aims to boost Baraca work and duty, with a program to be announced in Sunday's Banner.

B. R. CG Baraca Union First Baptist Church Marshal A. Hudson Syracuse N. Y Baracas

Thought There Was Fire in Courthouse Yesterday P M

Yesterday afternoon between 3 and 4 o clock occupants of the lower floor of the courthouse smelled smoke. Investigators found a pile of trash ignited in a vacant room grate causing the odor to drift into the hall. No damage reported and the cause appeared to be a small trash fire.

Grand Jury

Funeral this A M for Mr Meigs Mathews

Funeral services for Mr Meigs Mathews are set for eleven thirty this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs George Scott on Milledge avenue with Rev C C Jarrell of First Methodist officiating. Pallbearers include Albert Weir J H Dorsey Joe O Farrell Arthur Burch Reese McDuffie Henry Carlton Paul Hadaway and Ed O Farrell. Interment in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers to meet at Miller's undertaking parlors at ten thirty. Body arrived in Athens yesterday afternoon from Central of Georgia station to sister Mrs George Scott's home.

George Scott Milledge Avenue Meigs Mathews C. C. Jarrell First Methodist Church Messrs Albert Weir J. H. Dorsey Joe O'Farrell Arthur Burch Reese McDuffie Henry Carlton Paul Hadaway Ed O'Farrell Oconee Miller's Athens Central of Georgia

Union Depot to be staged at Oconee Heights

Special to the Banner reports the Oconee Heights school will present Scenes from the Union Depot at Whitehead's store on Saturday night March 1. The curtain rises at 7 30 pm and attendees from Athens are expected as substantial preparations have been made for a successful performance.

Oconee Heights Union Depot Whitehead’s Athens

Mason Lodge to Confer Sublime Degree of Master Mason

Mount Vernon lodge of Free and Accepted Masons holds an evening communication at the usual meeting place. Several candidates will be raised as the Master Mason degree is conferred in the Athens lodge’s famed amplified form. Worshipful Master W. A. Capps and secretary J. H. Dorsey issue the call.

Mount Vernon Lodge Athens Lodge W. A. Capps J. H. Dorsey

Young Attorney of New York in Athens

Mr. Young Smith of New York visits Athens for several days and plans to practice law in Atlanta. An alumnus of the University of Georgia, he graduated from its law school and studied two years at Harvard Law School. He will soon join a leading Atlanta firm.

Young Smith New York City University of Georgia Harvard Law School Smith Atlanta

Spring Maid to Brighten Colonial Tonight in Local Gala

The Spring Maid airs at the Colonial tonight in a two act operetta by Wer ba and Luescher. Their seventy member company arrives after two season runs at the New York Liberty Theater and promises a gala local event. Gene Luneski and J. H. Golds worthy share leading roles with a special orchestra announced for the production. The show travels in a two car baggage train.

Werba and Luescher New York Liberty Theater Gene Luneski Bob

Prominent Atlanta Lawyer to Speak at Sunday Masonic Meeting

Col Harry A Ethridge of Ethridge Ethridge will lecture Sunday afternoon at the Colonial Opera House on Why a Man Ought to be Christian He is a leading Atlanta attorney and Christian layman The Masonry quartet will sing and Walters Orchestra will provide music from 3 30 to 4 00 Admission is free All men invited to attend and a good crowd is expected

Atlanta Col Harry A. Ethridge Firm Ethridge « Ethridge Colonial Opera House Ethridge Georgia Athens

Athens Should Send Delegation to Inauguration

The piece urges Athens residents to attend the inauguration of the Democratic president, noting possible participation by local militia, University of Georgia cadets, and a large Athens delegation including both men and women to support Wilson, a former Georgia citizen with ties to Athens.

Athens Washington University of Georgia Wilson Georgia Atlanta

Second Social of the New SOC Glue at YMCA

The YMCA club held its second social meeting last night. The top item was canceled due to a family illness but the evening remained enjoyable. New members and enthusiasm boosted plans and prospects for the group.

City Tax Books Near-Closing Date Prompt Citizen Returns

City tax books will close in a few days with double tax risk for late filers. Many citizens filed yesterday and the clerk stayed busy. Notable increases appear in personal tax returns as residents overestimate their property values.

Arnold & Abney Advertise Fresh Produce and Services

A newspaper box ad lists large head lettuce, extra quality celery, Florida beets ten cents a bunch, turnips and jam potatoes thirty five cents per peck. It also promotes cream puffs and eclairs, pound cake and bread. The ad features Arnold & Abney and Haughey Haughey Optometrists with phone 1076 and hours Tue Thu Sat.

Florida South Georgia Arnold & Abney

Pendley Sues Athens Railway Over Arm Loss

Dr J L Pendley sues Athens Railway and Electric Co for 25000 in Athens city court claiming his nine year old son lost an arm after being run over by a streetcar at College and Hancock. The suit alleges company negligence and the case is before Judge Weat.

Dr. Pendley Athens Railway and Electric Co Athens Pendley Athens Railway and Electric Company J. L Pencley College Ave Nue and Hancock Avenue Weat

Georgia Star Coach Involved in House Fight On Steps

Washington Feb 26 Representative Murray of Massachusetts and Sergeant-at-Arms H W Ketron of Clarkesville Ga fought on the house floor after Murray shouted parliamentary inquiry at Chairman Alexander of Missouri. Ketron toppled Murray three steps and the pair fought until aides separated them. Ketron, a former Georgia gridiron star and longtime Georgia assistant coach, was among those involved.

Washington Murray Massachusetts H. W. Ketron Clarkesville Alexander Missouri Ketron Fitzgerald New York Shirley Kentucky University of Georgia Georgia

Athens man guilty of beating a board bill

Joseph A. Jackson was convicted in Athens city court of violating Georgia law by beating a board bill at the Dennard house. The case stemmed from a fifty seven dollar unpaid bill. Judge West awaited sentencing today as evidence for offsets was ruled out. Jackson has Atlanta ties and a son W A Jackson a Tech professor.

Georgia School of Technology Atihata Atlanta Joseph A. Jackson Athens Georgia Dennard Jackson West Mr. Jackson W. A. Jackson Tech

L C I and A H S Girls Win High School Basketball

In Atlanta, the L C I quintet beat A H S 10 to 6 with standout play by Brown and Swift for L C I and Nicholson and Hart for A H S. L C I leads the eight game series four to one as A H S shows improvement and fight. The report shifts to the Applebaum murder case noting a life insurance policy of 36 300 payable to the alleged widow and questions about the deceased’s death and prior marriage.

H. C L. C Brown Swift Nicholson Hart United Commercial Dakota Atlanta Alabama Applebaum Kansas City Appelbaum

Stock of Nickelson and Henry Seeks Bids in Bankrupt Sale

Bankruptcy trustee invites bids for a stock of dry foods nations shoes and groceries of Nickelson and Henry Statham Georgia. Bids due March 1 1913 at 10 am at the office of Hon N L Hutchins Jr Referee in Bankruptcy Lawrenceville Georgia. Inventory viewable at the trustee or store in Statham. Cash terms subject to court confirmation. For details contact EL M Ryler Trustee. Wed gun Thur Athens Georgia.

Nickelson & Henry Statham Georgia Lawrenceville N. L. Hutchins, Jr

How the Devil Came to Church Sermon

The Second Baptist church in East Athens invites all to Sunday night services on March 2. Rev. J. P. Cooper will preach a sermon titled How the Devil Came to Church.

Second Baptist Church East Athens J. P. Cooper

Card of Thanks from Talford Smith Family and Doolittle

Mr and Mrs Talford Smith and family and Mr Walter Doolittle express gratitude to friends for support after recent bereavement. Fresh country butter 25c per pound. Fears Grocery Co. Phone 1071.

Talford Smith Walter Doolittle Fears Grocery Co

Mr E Guy Barnett Leaves for White Springs Fla

Mr E Guy Barnett departed for White Springs Florida to seek relief from rheumatism. He was carried to the station on a cot and will stay away from home for an extended period in hopes the climate and water will aid his condition.

E. Guy Barnett White Springs Fla Turnip Greens Andersons Bros

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Shetlands Cathedral Pines Pony Farm Mrs. Siple MR. Meigs Mathews Young Attorney OF Colonial Masonic Quartet Walter Ful Street Haughey & Haughey Optometrists Congressman Luys Grace Banner Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Press Daisy Opie Grace EL. M. Ryler The Andersons Gros
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