W T Collins forms new cash firm and farm survey plan
W T Collins Inc, a new Clayton Street firm succeeding the dissolved W T Collins Company, will operate on cash terms with low prices and expanded lines. A 20 year charter with $24,000 capital, plans for soil and crop surveys in Clarke County, and a Farm Bureau committee to advise farmers on profitable crops for 1923.
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W. T. Collins, Incorporated
W. T. Collins and Company
Collins Incorporated
Collins
Phew Company
Cobb and Cobb
W. T. Collns Company
Clayton Street
Clarke County
A. Rhodes
Farm Bureau
Claude Tuck
Jones, Purcell
State College of Agriculture
Rhodes
Lewis to Address Sunday Y M C A Meeting
Arthur Lewis, president of the University Y M C A, will speak at the Sunday boys’ meeting at 3 o’clock on “The Spiritual Battles of Europe.” He spent months in Europe under Y M C A auspices studying religious and economic conditions, and will share several experiences. All boys are invited.
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Arthur Lewis
Europe
Hey
Lay Activity At First Methodist Organizes Committees
The First Methodist Church under Dr. Jere M. Pound has organized lay activity for the new conference year. Committees named include Missionary led by Carter with Adams Adderson Ashford and many others, plus chairs for Christian Education Stewardship and more, with a wide list of members.
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First Methodist Church
Jere M. Pound
Britton Plans Comeback After Title Loss
New York reports former welterweight champion Jack Britton has begun training for a comeback. He aims for a return match with Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, New Jersey, who dethroned him in their previous bout.
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New York
Jack Britton
Rethradi Ring
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Io Sy Saath
Cotton School Debate Planned at Georgia College
The Cotton School debate looms as the season’s major event at the Georgia State College of Agriculture. Veteran debaters argue the winner must place highly, with the timely topic whether Georgia should reduce its counties to three quarters of the current count. Affirmative team members are Fred M. Gorfath and W. G. Taliaferro of Savannah, negative speakers James Iff Chaffin of Madison and H. H. Maddox of Talmo.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
Peach County
Georgia
Fred M .Gorfath
W. G. Taliaferro
Savannah
James If Chaffin
Madison
H. H. Maddox
Talmo
Twenty New Students Enroll at University of Georgia
Registrar T. W. Reed reports twenty new students have enrolled for the remainder of the college year at the University of Georgia. Eleven are U. S. rehabilitation students. Most return for the second term and the rate of nonreturning students is comparatively small.
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T. W. Reed
University of Georgia
U. S
Legion to Convene Tuesday Night for Joint Meeting
American Legion and the women's auxiliary plan a big gathering in the K P hall on Tuesday January 9 at 8 o'clock. Adjutant Frank O Miller notes the main aim is to discuss plans for the state convention to be held in Athens next July. Invitations go to ex service men urging attendance with wives mothers or sisters. An entertainment committee is set to ensure all present enjoy the evening.
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American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
K. of P. Hall
Frank O. Miller
Athens
Boy Dies Three Times After Rusty Tin Accident
London reports Gordon Hay, eight, contracted lockjaw after handling a rusty tin. Doctors say he revived twice but died following the boy’s severe infection.
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London
Gordon Hay
Fortunes, love, and a mystery in Oakland tale
Gene Cohn reports a tangled saga from Oakland California tracing a 40 year wanderer Frank Hill and a love story tied to Annie Kyle and a Union officer. The tale ends with Hill learning white identity, a secret kept by a black nanny, and a family fortune at stake as public officials query his claim.
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Gene Cohn
Oakland
Cal
Frank H. Hill
Hill
Annie
al Kyle
Louisville
Kyle
Robert Bruce Kyle
Antic
Biza HN
Frank
Kyles
Anata
Menyal
Frank Hill
Robert
Mammyr Hill
Alameda County
Professor J Lastrat Improves After Illness At Georgia
Professor J Lastrat head of the department of Romance Languages at the University of Georgia and related institutes has been ill for three months but shows steady improvement and expects to resume work in the coming weeks. His absence has been keenly felt across the school.
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J. Lastrat
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Lucy
Cobb Institute
Grady School of Public Speaking Holds First Meet
The Henry W Grady School of Public Speaking held its first meeting for the winter term in the Law School auditorium. Impromptu speeches by club members opened the program. The open club for all students promises further progress in preparing members for the public platform in coming months.
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Henry W. Grady School of Public Speaking
Law School
Navy enlistments at Athens station last week
Several recruits joined the Navy at the Athens station last week. Named were Floyd Perry from Winder, Clarence Yarbery and Excelle Morehouse from Athens, Randall Smith from Athens, Ed Allgood from Athens, Mitchell Paul from Comer, James Hammond from Athens, Hilbert Roberts from Winder, Ascph Crowe from Winder, Harold Foster from Williston 8. C., Claude Chandler from Athens, and Clarence Puggsett from Agneps.
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Navy
Floyd Perry
Winder
Clarence Yarbery
Athens
Excelle Morehouse
Randall Smith
Ed Allgood
Mitchell Paul
Comer
James Hammond
Hilbert Roberts
Ascph Crowe
Harold Foster
Williston
8. C
Claude Chandler
Clarence Pugsett
Agneps
City Garage and Motor Co Replaces Old City Garage
The City Garage and Motor Company takes over the former City Garage after bankruptcy proceedings. A reorganization is in place and a new charter is sought. Petitioners include R Freeman Howand Johnson J F Hart J J Wilkins and J Warren Smith with Erwin Erwin and Nix as attorneys. Johnson leads the business.
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City Garage and Motor Company
City Garage
Freeman
Howand Johnson
J. F. Hart
J. J. Wilkins
J. Warren Smith
Erwin
Erwin and Nix
Mr. Johnson
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W.T. Collins Inc
White Provision Company
J. Phil Campbell
Lewis
L. M
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Alvin ‘Adams
T. A. Adderson
W. H. Ashford
J. W. Barnard
J. C. Bedding-field
B. R. Bloodworth
Arthur Burch
H. B. Burton
W. A. Clarke
W. 0. Collins
Fred Dean
O. R. Dobbs
A. R. Dorsey
E. M. Fambro
W. J. Gardner
Horace Garabold
R. J
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J. D. Applewhite
N. Betts
E. W. Carroll
Ben 7Er
George Crane
George Dead C
R. T. DuBose
T. E. Jago
W. L. Moss
E. 8. Price
Paul Tabor
C.W. Crook
R. P. Jons
E. 8. Sell
E. B. Hudmn
H. O. Anderson
J. P. Hoowlen L. Earnest
J. C. Mitchell
F. Histon Mies
Ruby Anderson
J. L. Morris
C. Wilson
T. Weed
E. J. Bondurant
J. N. Webb
Mamie Bacon
D. C. Barrow
Mr. Brandenburg
Mra
W. T.bryan
Janel Hunnicutt
Tom Comer
W. T. Dumas
W. L. Hancock
Frank Miller
C. B. Sweet
T. R. Weems
Christian” Education
D. Bledge
Sell
R. E. Park
L. L. Hendren
M. J. Maynard
W. K. Meadow
Stewart
John D. Wade
Britton
Cotton School
Legion
Lad
Worles
Fortune Quest
the Hinton Securities Co
Life Insurance
City Garage and
Motor Co
Old City Garage
Nelle
Busmany Sons Ambulance Service
Athens Cycle Company
Uty
Bal
Sonik
J. Bush
Kress
Tayton
Sing the Palm Garden
Dhings
Dodge Brothers
Morris
Huisie
Sidt U
Ariel
Broad Street
Dion
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