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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1911

Page

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Convention of Eighth District Masons Set in Mt Vernon

The Ma sons of the Eighth district will convene at Mt Vernon hall Athens on August 9 led by Worshipful Master L H Bacon of Lexington Ga A large program is planned with many Masons from across the state expected to attend District officers include L H Bacon Bond Capps Harper McKie Zackery Betts Aiken McKinnon Beatty and Kirk with Troy Beatty serving as chaplain and Tyler

Mt. Vernon Hall L. H. Bacon Lexington Mt. Vernon Lodge Athens Mt. Vernon J. F. L. Bond Danielsville W. A. Capps

Adams Market Fire Damages Stock and Building

Yesterday at 2 30 am Officer Short found a fire in the Adams market on Lumpkin street. The blaze started in rear boxes, filling the room with smoke and shattering front glass. Stock losses run about 2000 with building damage around 750, smoke ruined walls and woodwork, restoration needed.

John F. Short Adams Market Lumpkin Street Cobb Lumpkin Building Adams

Vitagraph at Elite Show Promises Intense Western Tale

The Vitagraph at the Elite premiere features On Northern Deserts, a gripping tale of an escaped convict who saves a little girl from wolves. The film is described as of intense interest from start to finish, with strong heart appeal throughout.

Lyric to Stage Imp Film All For a Big Order

The Lyric presents the Imp film All For a Big Order today at Line theater. Viewers are invited to laugh and enjoy light entertainment as the program runs.

Imp

Dr Hulley to Lecture Daily at Summer School

Dr Hulley will deliver general assembly lectures at the summer school this week every morning at 10 30 and Tuesday to Thursday evenings at 8 45. His Burns lecture and the James Whitcomb Riley talk are popular repeats. Morning lectures are free to the public. evening talks require a small admission. Athens residents urged to attend as enrollment tops 325 with strong enthusiasm.

Dr. Hulley General Assembly Hulley Burns James Whitcomb Riley Athens

Walter Mathews Arrested for Burglary at Bludwine Co

Walter Mathews, a colored man, was arrested yesterday on a charge of entering the Bludwine Company office a few days earlier and taking six dollars from the state. Officer Heard, who made the arrest, is confident he got the guilty party.

Walter Mathews The Bludwine Co Officer Heard

Mrs Haywood's Sister In Desperate Ill Health

Mrs Dr H B Haywood was summoned to Chattanooga yesterday by telegram reporting the desperate illness of her sister Friends in Athens hope for her sister's improvement upon arrival in Chattanooga

H. B. Haywood Chattanooga Athens

Brown driven governor speculation sweeps Georgia corridors

Atlanta editor W. R. Frier sent thirty telegraphs to counties asking "Would you support Joe Brown for Governor in event of vacancy?" Twenty two replies said yes against the field, three refused to commit but were friendly, and even Hoke Smith followers conceded Brown would win if Smith moves to the senate, reviving the pre Smith fever.

Atlanta W. R. Frier The Douglas Enterprise Joe Brown Brown Kimball Hoke Smith Smith Senate Cain

Called communication of Keystone Chapter R. A. M. meeting

Keystone Chapter R. A. M. will hold a called communication Tuesday at 8 30 pm to confer the Past Master and Most Excellent Master degrees. Visiting companions are invited to attend. A J Carter, H P Fred T Moon, Secretary.

Keystone A. J. Carter H. P Fred T. Moon

Senatorial race in Georgia ends with no clear majority

Atlanta July 10. In the U S Senate contest the result remains unsettled as no candidate is seen winning a majority of the state vote tomorrow. Hoke Smith supporters claim strong backing. Slaton Holder names withdraw. Terrell backers confident. Watson predicts seventeen votes. final election due Friday.

Atlanta United States Hoke Smith Georgia Slaton Holder Terrell Stovall Covington Watson

Banner Sim Contest Draws Wide Interest and Entries

The Banner opens a large sim contest with prizes including an automobile and mahogany furniture. Miss Lucile Pierce leads with 4 000 votes, followed by Mrs. R. A. Chandler and Miss Nell McDorman. many others plan to enter as county votes mount. The contest runs to September 4 with no entry cost.

Lucile Pierce W. L. Pierce Methodist Church R. A. Chandler Nell McDorman Dorsey & Funkenstein Athens Clarke County Madison Oglethorpe Jackson Oconee

Chamber Commerce Meeting Postponed In Athens

The Athens Chamber of Commerce postpones its regular meeting to Friday evening the 21st due to many members and officers being away. Secretary Brooks is pursuing several prospective enterprises including a large mill to manufacture goods locally. A bill by Mr. DuBose could fund a modern central heating plant for the University of Georgia, heating seven major campus buildings and cutting annual heating costs while reducing fire risk.

Chamber of Commerce Brooks Athens Atlanta University of Georgia DuBose Clarke

Lost keys on good luck key ring reward banner office

A bundle of keys on a good luck key ring was found and the finder is offered a reward if returned to the Banner office. The notice urges owners to identify keys and claim reward.

Banner Office

New Grandstand Planned At University Of Georgia

A large modern grandstand will soon adorn Sanford Field at the University of Georgia. W T Broxton secured the contract to build it, with work to start soon. The $3000 structure will be covered, include private boxes and main seating, and sit between two existing stands. It aims for completion by the football season opening.

Sanford Field University of Georgia W. T. Broxton

Mrs L A Wilson Dies After Illness at 41

Mrs Love A Wilson aged 41 died yesterday afternoon at St Marys hospital after years of declining health. She was a Greene County native daughter of J H Armstrong and the widow of J H Wilson. Survived by three sons Joe, Robert, and Melton Wilson. A Christian church member since girlhood she lived a gentle life dedicated to family. Funeral today at 5:30 at the Christian church conducted by Rev Stanley R Grubb with interment at Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers: J C Hutchins J B Gamble C A Talmadge John F E Talmadge Jr A H Davison M D Browning.

Love A. Wilson St. Mary's Hospital Joe H. Wilson Robert W. Wilson Melton Wilson Oconee Cemetery Messrs J. C. Hutchins J B. Gamble C. A. Talmadge John FE. Talmadge, Jr A. H. Davison M. D. Browning

The Witch of the Range at Majestic Theater

Western at Majestic the Witch of the Range is the subject of the American picture shown today. The western story is sure to please all who see this thrilling production at the Majestic.

Majestic

Burglar Breaks Into Dr Waters Home on Grady Avenue

A bold burglar entered the Grady avenue residence of Dr W G Waters late Saturday night while occupants slept and stole twenty dollars before being discovered. The intruder, described as white, was seen crossing the side lawn and carrying what appeared to be a revolver or club. Police are searching for the suspect as neighbors increase vigilance in the area.

W. G. Waters Grady Avenue Dr. Waters

Poultry Association Plans Monthly Meeting Tonight

The Southern Poultry Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at city hall tomorrow night. An interesting program is arranged with several addresses. Important business will be discussed, committees report, and plans for the big show will be finalized.

Southern Poultry Association

Athens district conference opens in Crawford Georgia

The annual Athens district conference of the Methodist church opened last night in Crawford Georgia with many in attendance and more expected to join for a two day session. Delegates from Athens include Rev A J R England Troutman Cobb Lampkin TC Fowler J D Simmons and others. A short notice also requests a caravan rental for one week via G A Booth phone 77.

Athens The Methodist Church Crawford Oth Troutman England Messrs Cobb Lampkin Fowler J. D. Simmons

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A. B. Harper J. 8. McKie A. C. Zackery Buckhead L. N. Betts W. B. Aiken Bogart J. H. McKinnon Rey Troy Beatty H. Kirk Tyler Lumpkin Building Hully Wilijfell Tale Ate Smith Cai Atorney Felder Banner Greares L.A. Wilson Christian Church Methodists of
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