Children of Confederacy closes Athens conference with honors
At the final session in Athens the Crawford chapter won the John A. Perdue trophy for the most new members. Helen McDorman received the $25 prize in the question contest and was elected historian for next year. A Mildred Rutherford Scholarship was announced, with Adeline Baum as treasurer. Banners went to the Dublin and Jackson chapters. Mary Joe Mayes won second in the question contest. Louise Anderson took the declamation medal with honorable mention to Baum Dryer. The Stone Mountain memorial was set as the next project.
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Children of the Confederacy
Athens
John A. Perdue
Crawford
Helen McDorman
George McDorman
Confederacy of the State
Mildred Rutherford
Miss Rutherford
Lucy Cobb
Adeline Baum
Dublin
Dorothy Blount Lamar
Eliza LaSeur Henderson
Jackson
Mary Joe Mayes
Stockbridge
Louise Anderson
Macon
Baum Dryer
Stone Mountain Memorial
Cobb Lampkin
Lois Biles
Alice Stewart
Atlanta
Mildred Nix
Albany
Catherine Moore
Auguata
Martha McCoy
Millen
Margaret Clay
Savannah
Wingfield Walker
Eatonton
Mary Frances Wright
Roy Mann
Joel Cloud
Lexington
Nunnally Westmoreland Wedding in Monroe
A wedding of Miss Rachel Nunnally and John Westmoreland took place last evening at 7 in the Monroe Baptist church. Rev J H Webb officiated with palms and hydrangeas in the chancel. The bride wore white satin and lace with a long train and orange blossom crown, carried orchids and lilies. A reception followed on the bride’s lawn with Chinese lanterns and meet decor.
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Nunnally-Westmoreland
Rachel Nunnally
John Westmoreland
the Baptist Church
Monroe
J. H. Webb
Charles Moon
Atants
Dirs. Soivs Wall
James Day
Golden M. Knight
Athens
Louise Volk
Dorothy Haverty
Atlanta
Louise Harwell
Isabel Knight
Frances Napier
Wach
Julian Prade
Julian Roddenbury
McKibben Lane
Macon
Charles T. Nunnally
Homer Thompson
Louis Mogruson
J. Elam Nunnally
John J. Nunnally
Tiata
Ma. J. J. Nunnally
Notable Guests Return From C of C Conference in Atlanta
A string of residents and visitors are listed as returning or departing Athens area for travels around Georgia and beyond. The roster includes Mrs. Fred Stewart of Atlanta, Mrs. Lena Hill Wright of Rome, Miss Mildred and Bertha Nix, Mrs. J. Walden, Mr. W. C. Thornton and family, Mrs. A. H. Davison, Dr. W. L. Patman, and many others attending or hosting events during the postconference period. Several plans show trips to Mountain City, Atlanta, Chicago, Grand Rapids, and Wrightsville Beach, with several families visiting relatives and relatives visiting in-town.
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Fred Stewart
Atlanta
Lena Hill Wright
Rome
New Officer Assigned to U. of Ga. For Fall
Captain Calvin Newitt of the Third Cavalry is named assistant professor of military science and tactics at the University of Georgia for the 1921-22 session. He will report September 25 to oversee the Reserve Officers Training Corps program. He hails from Kansas, born in 1894, and is a West Point graduate. The note closes with a humorous child’s quip about a soul that adds a joke about a ticking sound.
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Calvin Newitt
Third Cavalry
University of Georgia
War Department
Washington
DeWitt
State University
Ofgers’ Training Corps
Fort Myer
Virginia
West Point
Kansas
God of Commerce Grinds Romance Out of Italians
Special to The Banner reports in Home on June 30 that commerce erodes Rome's Corso. Four triumphal arches long gone, palaces and churches reduced to banks and showy structures. The area near St. John Lateran loses its old charm as carrousels and ferris wheels replace historic ambience.
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Corso
St. John Lateran
New Gongylonema Hominis Case Report in Georgia Patient
Prof CW Stiles of the U S Public Health Service Hygiene Laboratory reports a new human Gongylonema infection case. A 50 year old woman in Salty City Georgia presented with a three week sore throat and oral mucosa abrasions. Dr H L Akridge treated her with nitrate and antiseptic mouthwash. a worm was recovered after follow up.
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CW. Stiles
Hygiene Laboratory
United States Public Health Service
Man
Ward
Arkansas
Stiles
Florida
H. L. Akridge
Salty City
Georgia
Akridge
Parasite Worm Findings Highlight Wide US Infection Pattern
A long fragment details a parasitic worm infection in humans and animals, noting a 36 millimeter worm with distinctive head-end features. It stresses widespread but underrecognized cases across Florida, Georgia, and Arkansas, likely contracted via swallowed insects, and compares it to cattle and rodents infections. The piece also mentions naming decisions and lists convention organizers and dates in Georgia counties.
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Stiles
Florida
Georgia
Arkansas
United States
Man
Ward
Sunday Schools to Hold Conventions Throughout Georgia
More than 125 county Sunday school conventions will be held in July and August under the Georgia Sunday School Association. R D Webb says two specialists in Sunday school work will assist with programs and personal conferences to present modern methods for larger and better Sunday schools. The executive committee of 57 men pastors business and professional leaders organized the effort and supplemented employed workers with Prof.
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W. 8. Nicholson
Augusta
Floyd Field
Atlanta
Rosa May King
J. G. Jackson
Maton
Webb
Gener
Daisy Magee
Myra Batehelder
Corantin
Holdin County
Reday
Athen
Georgy Sunday School Association
R. D. Webb
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