Recital by Mr and Mrs Hugh Hodgson At Normal School
A notable summer school recital by Mr and Mrs Hugh Leslie Hodgson will take place Thursday evening July 14 at 8 45 in the Pound auditorium Normal School Athens. The Hodgsons are state wide artists praised for Hodgson’s brilliant touch and Mrs Hodgson’s soprano voice. The program is billed as the season’s most musical event drawing many visitors.
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Hugh Leslie Hodgson
Pound Auditorium
Athens
Athens hosts Confederate veterans picnic and honors guests
The article lists numerous Athens residents and visitors who contributed to a successful Confederate veterans picnic, thanking individuals by name and noting supplies from Budwine Co and cigars from Miss Rutherford. It also notes host Mrs. Dorsey Davis planning a Sunday school gathering and multiple local travels and visits among residents.
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Athens
Greatest of All Fraternal Orders in America Declared
The piece speaks of the founders of a fraternal order forming from Bohemian actors seeking shelter from critics. It highlights charity as the prime principle of brotherhood, quoting the biblical line Faith Hope Charity remains, with reference to the thirteenth chapter of Corinthians.
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Charity as Love in Christian Thought Through Ages
The text contrasts charity with love, citing Mahomet who said every good act is charity and Swedenborg who defines charity as neighborly love. It notes that charity encompasses smiling at others, urging virtuous acts, guiding the lost, aiding the blind, and giving water to the thirsty as expressions of charity.
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Emannuel Swedenborg
Free Home Suggested for Dr Morgan in Athens Hopeful Note
A letter from R P Stephens dated July 9 1921 urges Athens residents to fund a rent free home for Dr Campbell Morgan if he moves to the city. The note argues his presence benefits the community and calls for public spirited subscriptions. The bulletin also mentions a royal Belgian decree calling an international congress on child protection.
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