Missionary Institute to Convene in Athens
The Athens district of the North Georgia Methodist Episcopal church conference will hold a missionary institute at the First Church tomorrow at 9 o clock. Rev Dr B P Allen will direct and preside with sessions Wednesday morning afternoon and evening and a closing warning session. The gathering aims to discuss mission work, fields, and plans with prominent ministers and state board officials in attendance.
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Athens
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North Georgia Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
South
B. P. Allen
Sesson
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State Board
Kins of
Atlanta
Ahn
J. S. Jenkins
North Georgia Methodist Conference Board of Missions
Col
W. C. Thomas
M L. Troutman
First Church
S. R. England
Young Harris
A. A. Sullivan
Oconee Street
J. W. Taylor
W. W. Benson
Broad River
Marvin Franklin
The
Center Church
Emory College
M. H. Eakes
Farmington
Q. L. Morgan
Greene Circuit
W. R. Mackay
Greensporo
J. S. i. Sappington
Lexington
A. B. Sanders
Little River Circuit
J. H. Mash
Madison First Church
B. H. Trammell
J. M. Crowe
Princeton
G.T. Sorrells
Rutledge
Joe L. Dillard
J. J. Cope
Sharon
H. J. Ellis
Union Point Charge
Alf M. Pierce
Washington
W. D. Parrish
Watkinsville
J. R. Speer
W. A. Woodruff
West Wilkes
J. W. Gober
White Plains and Siloam
A. J. Sears
Winterville
Cherokee Corners
W. B. Bonnell
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Washington, Ga
State College of Agriture
Georgia
Chain of Commerce
Agricutural
Wilkes
Coln
Agricult School
J. L. Bishop
State Lore of Agriculture
Department of Agricult Thought and Research
Annual chamber of commerce banquet set at hotel
The chamber of commerce plans its annual banquet next Friday night at the hotel. Chairman John D. Moss urges prompt card invitations and ordered preparations for the event. The gathering is a cordial, public occasion with expected attendance by invited guests of the trade and city.
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Chamber of Commerce
John D. Moss
Freshman Class to vote on scraps or pushball game
A University of Georgia notice urges a Thursday evening meeting of the freshmen to decide whether to revive class scraps or replace them with a large pushball game. The plan centers on a nineteen foot sphere made from calf skins and a rubber bladder, to be the centerpiece of a new class contest.
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Univsity of Georgia
Netic
Chapel
Sanford
Spalding
Destructive Fire Destroys Birmingham Telegraph Exchange
A late yesterday afternoon blaze in Birmingham Ala caused heavy property loss and endangered lives. The citys large telephone exchange building was among the destroyed structures. Emergency crews battled flames as fears mounted for nearby facilities and residents.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ferndell Coffee and Fresh Cauliflower Update
Ferndell Coffee offers three grades priced at 20c 35c and 40c. A fresh shipment of cauliflower arrives marked FEARS Pobng 1071.
Pictures Are Good The Passion Play At Colonial Theater
The Passion Play of Oberammergau shown at the Colonial theater drew a good crowd despite a bitterly cold hall. A city minister phoned the Banner praising the entertainment and urging all interested in the drama and its religion to see the clear educative pictures. A matinee is set for 2:30 this afternoon with another show tonight.
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Oberammergau
Masons Hold Regular Meeting This Tuesday Evening
A Masonry chapter announces a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 o'clock to elect officers. All companions are fraternally invited to attend.
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Council Grants Two Near Beer Licenses After Appeal Session
The mayor and council held a lengthy meeting to try appeal cases. R R Hipkins faced a fine of 200 dollars or six months on the street for keeping whiskey on hand for sale, with a brief grace period to pay. Other cases involved W M Bradley appealing a conviction and may grant licenses for retail at No 136 Street and for wholesale in the Swift building on Cundy Street.
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Mocion
R. R. Hipkins
Iris
G. C. Thomas
Mappin
Peeler
Iber
Young Davis
W. M. Bradley
Coucil
Lou Fields
Messrs. Burch
Emerick
N92
Round Street
Swift
Cundry Street
W C T U to Meet This Afternoon at Corway Home
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a regular meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock. It will be held at Mrs H C Corway's residence on Prince Avenue. All interested ladies are invited to attend as important business will be discussed.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Association
H. C. Corway
Prince Avenue
Won Prizes at the Comer Fair
Mr G S Wright of Athens won prizes at the Comer Fair in Georgia. He received a blackt cockerel and a second prize in a chicken judging event.Further details on the fair and other award winners were not clearly readable.
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G. S. Wright
Athens
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Anniversary Exercises Honor General Lee at University Chapel
In Athens the University of Georgia holds Friday 10 o'clock events in the old chapel to mark General Lee's birthday. Chancellor Barrow will speak, with student-led programs and Rev Dr Troutman presiding. Speakers include Joseph Deadwyler, W A Mann, and T J Wooster Jr. Musical numbers ensue.
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Old Chapel
University of Georgia
Robert E. Lee
Barrow
Troutman
First Methodist Church
Lee
Citizen
Joseph Deadwyler
W. A. Mann
T. J Wooster, Jr
Mandolin Club
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