Glee Club to perform tonight with forty trained voices
The Y M C A Glee Club of fourteen voices seven tenors and seven trebly balanced will give a concert at 8 30 PM. Admission 70 cents for the front seven rows and 60 cents for the rest. Tickets may be reserved at Palmers. Guest performer Harry B Bell will present A Little Mirth and Magis during interludes. The group has drawn wide praise and will tour Windemore next Monday.
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Glee Club
Palmers
Harry
Bell
Magis
Y. M. C. A. Glee Club
Winder Om
Moncot ha Nine Musicians Engagement Extraordinary
The Colonial Orchestra, augmented by two well known southern musicians, will give a concert at Costa's Cafe Friday afternoon between 4 and 6 o'clock. Percussionist director Percy Lynn leads a distinguished lineup including Emil Walters first violin Clyde Burch piano Dottery cornet Henry Culp trombone John Morris bass Geo Goodale drums and bells M Pauli cello M Karl Carston clarinet from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Orchestra
South
Camno
Percy Lynn
Emil Walters
Clyde Burch
For Dottery
Henry Culp
John Morris
Geo. Goodale
Elks Meet Tonight with Turkey Supper
Elks hold weekly meeting with business and social session planned. Last Friday’s turkey supper was oddly altered to barbecue hash. Tonight two turkeys are reported safe and ready to serve. fruits offered include Malaga grapes Indian River oranges fancy box apples pineapples and grapefruit at Williamson's.
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The
Elks
Malaga
Williamson's
Midwinter Handicap Golf Tour Opens At Cloverhurst
Cloverhurst Country Club hosts the midwinter handicap golf tour with a nine hole qualifying medal round on Saturday January 28. Prizes go to the lowest gross and net scores, sixteen players advance to match play starting Monday January 29, and the winner and runner up receive prizes.club members to sign entries at the clubhouse or notify R L McWhorter. Officers include Prof H H Bocock president and other committee heads. About fifty members are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverhurst Country Club
R. L. McWhorter
H. H. Bocock
John Morris
Hugh Gordon
Board of Governors
W. D. Hooper
R. P. Brooks
W. O. Paine
Homer Black
Clarke County Oil and Fertilizer Co Incorporation Petition
A petition has been filed in Clarke county for incorporation of the Clarke County Oil and Fertilizer Company. Signatories include Jas M. Smith A S Rhodes D B Fowler J M Fowler L H Nichols of Clarke county and F P Holder D C Fowler of Jackson county. Capital stock $25000 fully paid with option to rise to $100000. Plant at Oconee Heights with extensive buildings. Smithonia, Oglethorpe county, to host a branch office. Business will be a cotton seed oil mill and a fertilizer factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Clarke County
Oconee Heights
Smithonia
Oglethorpe County
Mr. M. M. Arnold Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
This afternoon in a Richmond hospital Mr. M. M. Arnold of this city will be operated on for appendicitis by two top surgeons. Mrs. Arnold accompanies him. A telegram reported the operation would proceed this afternoon. Friends hope for a successful outcome and his rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
M. M. Arnold
His Trust Fulfilled Biograph Today at the Elite
The Biograph program titled His Trust Fulfilled will screen at the Elite, a likely crowd-pleaser. Also noting an ad for a sugar wafer similar to Nabisco, sold in bulk at 50 cents per pound, from Arnold & Abney. Green Head Cabbage and Fred from Florida are mentioned in the same notices, with Arsold & Ab ney repeating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabisco
Arnold & Abney
Fred
Florida
Arsold & Abney
Second Educational Train For Farmers Of Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture with several railroads launches a second educational train touring 14 counties and 140 towns across about 6000 miles. The plan aims to spread practical agricultural knowledge without state funds, relying on railroad and private supporters. The itinerary lists arrival times and stops including Claxton Collins Lyons and multiple Georgia cities through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
University At
Athens
Friends of Agricultural Education
Southern
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Georeactec
Educational train schedule across Georgia lines 1911
The railroads of Georgia and the State College of Agriculture present an educational train trip from February 7 to March 25, 1911. The itinerary lists stops, arrival times, and connections across South ern, A B A, Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, Macon Dublin Savannah, Central of Georgia, and other lines, with a protracted route including Athens, Commerce, Gainesville, Waycross, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, and many intermediate towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Georgia
Florida
Atlantic
West Point
Louisville & Nashville
Gainesville
Railroads of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
South Railway
Athens
Southtern
Commerce
Cornelia
Bowersville
Toccoa
Buford
McDonough
Macon
Dublin
Savannah
Jeffersonville
Danville
Soperton
Wellston
Vienna
Ashburn
Sparks
Central of Georgia
Eminent Sir Greenfield to inspect Athens Knights Templar
Eminent Sir Joseph C. Greenfield Grand Commander of Georgia Knights Templar will visit Athens for the annual inspection of the local commandery. Fifty visiting knights from nearby towns expected to witness full dress inspection and conferral of Red Cross and Templar degrees at the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Greenfield
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Georgia
Athens
Red Cross
Templar
Died Yesterday W I Sims Formed In Atlanta Grain Trade
W I Sims age 60 died at his St Louis home from pneumonia. He formerly partnered in Moore Sims & Co in Atlanta, owned Staten Island Dyeing and Cleaning in St Louis, and held roles in Atlanta Milling and Third National Bank. Survived by his wife Annie Noble, two children I A and Annie, and two sisters Mrs Thomas Moore and Mrs M M Walker. Body to be brought to Atlanta Saturday for funeral arrangements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Sims
Atlanta
Moore, Sims & Co
St. Louis
Staten Island Dyeing and Cleaning Company
F. A. Sims
Atlanta Milling Company
R. A. Sims
Third National Bank
Benefit performance aids stranded actors at Colonial
The Colonial hostes a benefit for Mr and Mrs DeGroote who have stayed in the city for weeks. The show drew thirty one dollars with music by the Colonial Orchestra. Funds cover the performers expenses and any surplus will help them secure an engagement in Atlanta.
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the Colonial
Buckwheat Syrup Varieties At Williamson's
Buckwheat, old fashion and self rising, South Georgia maple and Louisiana syrup featured at Williamson's with a focus on breakfast staples and regional syrup varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Louisiana
Williamson's
For Sale At A Bargain Parlor Suit and More
For sale at a bargain 1 Parlor Suit 1 Bedroom Suit must be sold at once Apply Friday morning at Mr F J Myers 439 College avenue See the big Swiss Cheese in Fears show window 235 lbs Pure Ferndell buckwheat and whole wheat Flour Georgia cane and New Orleans Syrup at Fears Fresh Country Eggs 30c doz Hens Fries and Turkey at Fears
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F. J. Myers
College Avenue
Georgia
New Orleans
Fears
Turkey
Pandora to publish larger 1911 Pandora at University of Georgia
The Pandora staff plan a larger 1911 edition at the University of Georgia with a new management plan. Fifteen editors will oversee broader student representation, with paid manager and assistant manager roles to fund better publication quality. Editors in chief are B. V. Heath and A. K. Maddox, with Carter as business manager and Howell Brooke as assistant manager.
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Pandora
University of Georgia
Georgia
B. V. Heath
A. K. Maddox
Howell Brooke
E. V. Carter
Heath
Girard, Ga
Carter
Atlanta
Maddox
Griffin
Brooke
Marietta
Henry Newman
A. O. B. Sparks
Macon
Boykin C. Wright
Augusta
W. J. Northen, Jr
W. F. Jones
Jeffersonville
J. L. Deadwyler
Elberton
C. C. Small
T. F. Brock
Carnesville
H. D. Russell
McDonough
John P. Powell
Statesboro
Howell Peacock
Columbus
Wm. Hill
Jas. Foster
Monroe
Costa's Cafe Concert by Colonial and Walters Orchestras
An error caused yesterday's Banner to omit notice of today’s concert by Colonial and Walters orchestras combined, augmented by Atlanta musicians. Directed first by Mr. Walters, then by Mr. Lynn, the program includes March Tanhouser Wagner. The Golden Girl. How Melody of Love. Caliph of Bagdad. Amorita Czibulka Part I. Carnation March Kretschmer. Arcadians L Moncton. Poet and Peasant Suppe. Cello Solo Traumerei Schumann. and Summer Evening Waldteufel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Walter
Atlanta
Percy Lynn
Walters
Lynn
Englemain
Calif of
Bagdad
Roseldien
L. Moncton
Suppe
Traumerei—Schumand
Waldtenfel
Knights Templar Command Night at Asylum in Full Uniform
The Eminent Sir Jos. C. Greenfield Grand Commander of Georgia oversees an official inspection tonight at 7 30 oclock. Both the Red Cross and Templar orders will be conferred. full attendance is requested by Edw B Cohen Editor Commander and J F Hart Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. C. Greenfield
Georgia
Order of the Red Cross
Templer
Edw. B. Cohen
J. F. Hart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. M. €. A. Glee Club
Hasty Bell
Moncotha
Gole
Cloverhurst Links
Clarke County Ot and Fertilizer CO
MR. WM. Arnold
Richmond Hospital
Atfiens Citizen
Farmers OF Georgia
Claxton
Collins
Arive Lyons
Mr. Vernon
Abbeville
Cordele
Americas
Preston
Cusseta
G. F. LA
Alabama
Lumpkin
Cuthbert
Edison
Colquitt
Buena Vista
Dawson
Fort Gaines
Blakely
Leesburg
Geneva
Butler
Perry
Milledgeville
Eatonton
Monticello
Jackson
Rive Macon
Cochran
Eastman
McRea
Hazlehurst
Baxley
Jesup
Brunswick
Birmingham
Nicholls
Douglas
Fitzgerald
Waynesville
Folkston
Waycross
Homerville
Valdosta
Quitman
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Cairo
Pelham
Albany
Sylvester
Tifton
Willacoochee
Blackshear
Ludowici
Seaboard
Pembroke
Forsyth
Barnesville
Thomaston
Gordon
Toomsboro
Tennille
Wadley
Stillmore
Adrian
Rocky Ford
Millen
Waynesboro
Hepzibah
Wrens
Midville
Swainsboro
R. R
Grovetown
Thomson
Warrenton
Sparta
Washington
Crawfordville
Greensboro
Madison
Covington
Conyers
Decatur
A. B
Senoia
Masons of Georgia
W. Irvin Sims
Miss Noble
Costa's Cafe
March—Tanhouser—Wagner
Knights Templar
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