Campers Head to Nacoochee Valley This Week
The advance group of YMCA campers departs today for Nacoochee Valley. They include Pat Mell Howell Cobb Conrad Hadaway Curtina Kytle Florence Broom Alban Reed Dr Ned Bancroft Olin Brooks Secretary Forbes and two cooks. The remaining campers led by Boys Work Secretary Rogers leave Wednesday morning.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Nacoochee Valley
Pat Mell
Howell Cobb
Conrad Hadaway
Curtina Kytle
Florence’ Broom
Alban Reed
Ned Bancroft
Olin Brooks
Forbes
Rogers
The Red White and Blue Man Fruit Stand
Acquaint yourself with Nick the fruit man billed as the best fruit stand in Georgia. He offers peaches, pineapples, plums, oranges, cherries, cantaloupes, cigars, nuts and cold drinks and invites families to stop by on the way home and pick fresh fruit for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Georgia
Silent Dances and Cinema Offer at Maxwell Contest
A garbled column notes that a performer will sing today and all week at the pop war place. Admission is two reels of pictures and a ticket for every nickel in the Maxwell automobile contest, with a promotional tie in during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiss
KB Kubay
Iudticana
Congregation Remembers Pastor at First Methodist
The First Methodist church mourns its pastor as his body travels to Rome. The congregation recalls the pastor’s strong bond with the flock and community. A male quartet sang and a Sunday school committee was formed to prepare resolutions and arrange pulpit coverage. The North Georgia conference meets November 20.
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First Methodist Church
Rome
Messrs
Payne
Magill
von der Lieth
Frank Griffeth
Shar
North Georgia
Death of M E Tucker in Winder Georgia
Special to the Banner reports the death of M E Tucker at his Winder home after a long illness. He was about 28 and is survived by his mother and two sisters who lived with him. He formerly resided in Comer, his birthplace, for many years.
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Winder
M .E. -Tucker
Comer
July Council Meeting Tackles Campus Water, Paving Plans
The July regular meeting heard Col. E L Griggs seek campus water mains funded by the University of Georgia with city directing work. Long Feather-Shepherd Co. shaded trees proposal referred to parks committee. contractors urged repeal of small-amount contract fees and broad coverage pending investigation. Petitions aimed to pave Boulevard with macadam and rename MillEdge Terrace. damage suit over sewer near Hodgson property noted. Reports from committees indicate progress and will be ratified Thursday.
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Col. E. L. Griggs
University of Georgia
University
Beazley
Longfeather-Sheperd Co
Committee On Parks and Trees
Messrs
R. C. Adkins
L. Handon
G.M. Caskey
Msttene
J. N. Booth
C. D. Flanigen
J. F. Rhodes
Barber Street
Wynburn Place
Lyndon Avenue
Prince Avenue
Messrs.Green
Michael
Hodgson
Milledge Terrace
Hot Weather Drinks and Fresh Produce Listings
Pineapple juice grape juice lime juice apple juice praised for taste. Arnold and Abney appear with fine tomatoes green corn pimiento cheese and cream. Phil and company noted alongside Arnold and Abney in the list of offerings.
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Arnold &Abney
Arnold & Abney
Pimiento Cheese
Phil
Plans Adopted for Clarke County Courthouse Design
Clarke County selects A Ten Buck Brown Atlanta to furnish final courthouse drawings after a competitive, impersonal plan contest. The winning architect’s past projects include Vanderbilt Dental College and Forsyth Theater. two runners up receive $300 each. The new building will be four stories with a basement, reinforced concrete, stone and terra cotta exterior, and centralized offices on the first floor.
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Clarke County
South
Ann
Atlanta
Tate Wright
Board of County Commissioners
Bond and Building Commission
John Reneoutsman
Bond. Commission
C. H
Brown
Clarke
First National Bank
Norfolk
St Luke's
Highland Methodist Church
Birmingham
Ala
U. S. Court House
Hammond
Ind
Spalding County Court House
Griffn
Fulton County Court House
N. Y
Albany
N. J
New Orleans
Griffin
UB House
Post Office
Ees
Buncombe
St. Ee
Greenville
8. C
Daurets County
Laurens
Carlton Lot
Washington Street
Need for New Building at State Normal Cited
Athens citizens travel to Atlanta to urge Georgia legislators to approve a 1000000 dollar appropriation for an auditorium and academic building at the state institution. The campaign emphasizes the campus shortage, historic underfunding, and the school’s role for Georgia youths. Local leaders listed include C B Griffith A H Davidson J H Dozier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal
Georgia
People of
Athens
Atlanta
Messrs.c.b. Griffith
A. H. Davison
Aardy Cohen
J. H. Dozier
A. Rhodes
J. M. Pound
D. C. Barrow
H. J. Rowe
B. J. Bondurant
C. D. Heldier
H. S. West
W. H. Shelton
M. J. Abney
T.S. Mell
R. L. Moss, Jr
T. H. Nickerson
M. G. Michael
W. D. Beacham
C. H.phinizy
Very Beautiful and Unusual Tribute to Dead Minister
A remarkable obituary memorial in Athens describes a funeral honoring a minister. The service omitted routine religious rites at the Synagogue and featured a unique tribute, with admiration extended to the deceased’s memory by the community.
Fine Attractions at Chautauqua This Week
The Chautauqua week features two evenings with Evelyn Bergalt the cartoonist reader and three lectures by Dr. DeLoach on birds. Last week included concerts by the Orpheum Musical Company and talks by Dr. Edwin Poteat of Greenville South Carolina. Miss Bergalt performs again this evening.
Young Harris mourns 7-year-old death in Georgia
Funeral services will be held for a seven year old, with burial at Oconee cemetery. Rev. H. R. England, pastor of the Young Harris Methodist church, will conduct the rites. Pallbearers from the community are asked to meet at the establishment of Doftey. The deceased was well known in Bailey and nearby, with two brothers and two sisters surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Oconee Cemetery
R. England
Young Harris Methodist Church
Doftey
Messrs
D.L
Benton
W. Woods
Méalor
Pias Anne
Five Extra Specials From The Market Bulletin
Five extra specials list fresh country eggs at 18 1-2 cents per dozen and tender corn around 18 1-2 cents per dozen. Lemons are offered at 18 1-20 cents per dozen, large potatoes at 18 1-2 cents, home grown tomatoes three pints, and three fryers for one dollar. Phone number 1176.
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Nacoochee
the Red
Man
M. E.-Tucker
Council
Pave Boulevard
Vanderbilt ‘Dental College
Nashville
Tenn
Fire Department
Farmington School
Lakewood
Brown & Tolson
Washington, D.C
Preston School
Georgian
Columbus Country’Club
Columbus
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Inman
E. P. Ansley
Guarantee Trust & Banking Co
Stin
Chatauqua
Aalerx
Arnold & Ab Roy
Jossey
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