Confidential Exchange Aids Social Relief Network In City
The Confidential Exchange, connected to the Red Cross, opens in April with a card index linking county and city services including churches. It urges immediate case registration, coordinated church involvement, and consulting all interested groups to prevent duplication of aid and wasted effort.
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Red Cross
County Court House
J. L. Sibley
E. H. Rhodes
Firet ‘Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
jFirst
Presbyterian Church
East Athens Baptist Church
Exchange
The
Social Service
Madame Lustrat Presents The New Paris Lecture
Madame J. Lustrat will give an illustrated talk on The New France tonight at 8 40 in the University of Georgia Summer School program. A musical prelude will precede the lecture and a number of slides have been prepared for viewing by students and teachers. The public is invited.
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University of Georgia
Madame J. Lustrat
France
Palace Theater Reopens After Weekend Repairs
The Palace Theater resumed operations yesterday after Saturday afternoon trouble with electric wiring and other repairs. Management worked overtime to avert any further interruptions. Today will feature Coincidence the comedy and the Surprises van Geville alongside the regular billed picture.
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Palace Theater
Uisa
Palace
van Geville
Aged Athens Woman Dies On Sunday
Harriett Strand known as Aunt Harriett, one of Athens’ oldest negro citizens, died Sunday at 11:45 AM at her Lyndon avenue home. She lived in Athens most of her life, earlier serving as a cook for governors Atkins and Gordon in Atlanta. During slavery she was owned by the Hodgson family. Funeral set for 4 PM at First A. M. E. church on Hull street. she leaves a daughter and two sons.
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Harriett Strand
Athens
Lyndon Avenue
Harriett
Atlanta
Atkinson
Gordon
Hodgson
Hull Street
Aged Woman Martha Banks Dies at 73 in Athens
Miss Martha Banks aged 73 died Tuesday morning at 9 at 346 Strong Street after a brief illness. Funeral at her home Wednesday at 10 led by Rev. Ery. H. Jennings of Prince Avenue Baptist Church. Interment in Winterville cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. C. H. Stammond of Statham, five nieces and four nephews. Pallbearers will be her nephews.
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Martha Banks
Strong Street
Eri. H. Jennings
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
Winterville Cemetery
Hanks
Slater
C. H. Stammond
Statham
Heisman Writes Book on Football
Pittsburgh John W Heisman famed mentor of the University of Pennsylvania and long time Georgia Tech head coach has written a book titled Principles of Football. The work covers The Benefit of Football The Football Coach Training For Football The Daily Practice How to Play the Different Positions Heis man's Axioms of Play Offensive Football Team Defense Tactics Strategy and Signalling Maxims and Mottos and more.
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Pittsburgh
John W. Heisman
University of Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Heisman
Georgia University Chancellor in Atlanta on War Memorial drive
Chancellor David C Barrow of the University of Georgia is in Atlanta conferring with Atlanta University alumni about the War Memorial Fund drive for the fall to provide the state's university with a million dollars for operations. He will meet with the Georgia legislature appropriation committee and stay several days.
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David C. Barrow
Univrsity of Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta University
Georgia
Barrow
Half Million For Athens From Rehabilitation Plan
Nearly 500 rehabilitation men will bring over half a million dollars to Athens, with each man receiving 125 monthly from the government for nine months. The University and state College of Agriculture expect further funds for buildings, signaling strong educational progress in the South and at the University of Georgia. Rain forecast misprint corrected, predicting 35 days of rain, while investigators foresee fewer roles in government inquiries, shifting toward grand juries.
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Athens
State College of Agriculture
Soute
Agricultural College
South
University of Georgia
Department Or Justice
Athens Moves To Rebuild Boy Scout Movement
National Field Executive J E Steere led a Tuesday Chamber of Commerce meeting in Athens to outline plans for reviving Scouts in Clarke County. Judge J D Bradwell endorsed the effort and local officers were named to organize the Eighth district, aiming to raise about 1200 dollars for a trained executive and recruit around 600 eligible boys in the area.
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Athens
Clarke County
J. E. Steere
Charlotte
N. C
Chamber of Commerce
Steere
J. D. Bradwell
Scout
Scout Organization
Stanley H. Grubb
Winder
H. H. Gordon
Julian Goethlus
Frank A. Lipscomb
Sidney Boley
Morton
Hodgson
Jake Joel
Pat Lamkin
Robert McWhorter
T. H. Dozter, Jr
Max Michael
Mike Costa
Ed Porter
J. L. Sexton
Hopkins Still Leads Y League After 7 6 Victory
Sam Woods reports Hopkins’ team remains in front in the Y League after a 7 to 6 win on Tuesday. Despite six Hopkins errors, the old run column favored Hopkins with key infield plays by Chandler Wingfeld and Dean. Neibling’s Price and Neibling led hitters with three hits each, while Hopkins’ main contributors included M, McDorman, and Dean. Conolly and Erwin lead races for Hopkins as the schedule tightens toward a finish with strong fan turnout. The next games start at 6 30 p m with Hopkins favored to stay ahead in the standings.
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Hopkins
Neibling
Dr. Slaughter
Price
Chandler Wingfeld
Dean
McDorman
Tw Dean
Bullock
Parr
Bradwell
Wingfield
Murry
Smith
Sizer
Mitchell
Moss
Erwin
Conolly
McWhorter
John Eliott
Pittard
Abe
University of Georgia study surveys Athens sanitary conditions
A University of Georgia sociology class led by Prof. James L. Sibley and Dr. J. D. Applewhite surveyed four blocks in Athens to assess sanitation. Of 62 complete households, 237 white and 68 black residents lived in 65 houses, with many lacking sewer connections. The report highlights open surface closets, varied kitchen garbage disposal, and calls for immediate sewer work and sanitary closets to protect public health.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Athens
James L. Sibley
J. D. Applewhite
State Normal School
Prince Avenue
Buena Vista
Boulevard
Park Avenue
Satula and
Yonah Avenues
Tme
Committee On Health
H. R. Adama
W. C. Gunby
W. C. Sams
E. B. Watson
T. A. Stanton
Missea Eunice Adams
Verdie Middleton
Ethel Purcell
Mra
H. 8. Newman
Team shows pep in Tuesday’s tense game
Players demonstrated loads of pep in the Tuesday game, firing up the crowd and signaling strong energy for upcoming matches with spirited plays and quick passes.
Brown to Introduce Lease Measure for Governor Mansion
Senator L C Brown of the Fiftieth district will introduce in the State Senate this week a measure to lease the governor mansion property for ninety nine years. Five years’ rent will be discounted to fund a new executive residence. A similar plan with ten years’ rent from the Western and Atlantic railroad would raise about four and a half million dollars for immediate use with a special tax levy. Secretary of State S Guy McLendon and Brown have no conference or joint plan at present.
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L. ¢. Brown
Fittleth
Intor State Senate
Western and Atlantiic Railroad
Secretary of State
Guyt McLendon
Senator Brown
City schools seeks bids for wide range of supplies
Clarke county delayed bid deadline to noon Wednesday July 20 for school materials including crayons erasers toilet paper mops soap paper towels and many printed forms and blanks. Call Superintendent’s office for details and address bids to E D Sledge chair. Examination for teaching license to be held July 29 30 with registration by July 28 and books available July 18.
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City Hall
E. D
Sledge
Chinn
Com
Lcense
Clarke County
County Board of Education
House Rail Road Committee Advances Funding Plan
Monday night the house railroad committee favored the funding plan measure. A reliable report from an official source said the appropriations committee cut common schools funds by 1,000,000 while veterans pensions lose 470,000. Senator Brown says the bill avoids heavy taxes and nets at least 30,000 rental income from the mansion property to fund a new state residence.
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House Railroad Committee
Appropriations Committee
Confederate Veterans
House Committee
Brown
Chicago Man Learns to Paint With Left Hand After Accident
An affliction from an automobile accident paralyzed his right arm, but a Chicago man trained his left hand to wield a brush. He has taken up painting and sells his works for a good price in the market.
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Chicago
Black-Draught Promises Gentle Liver Support for Families
Advert describes Black-Draught as a bile and liver aid that gently and positively stimulates waste elimination, aiding the system. It claims wide household use and suggests early use helps prevent illness and relief from intermittent discomfort.
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Madame Lustrat
Paris
John E. Drewry
Atheny
Tom Stokes
St. Swithin
St Swithin’s
By Sam Woods
Nelbling
C. Wingfield
Bizer
Aee Mitchell
City
Thos. H. Dozier
Norfolk-Richmond
Atlanta-Abbeville
Birmingham
Savannah Avenue
Mr. Martin
Erwin & CO
Lipscomb Fire Insurance Agency
Mission Office
Green & Michael Loan Department
Holman Bldg
Hubert M. Rylee
Athens, GA
City Sanitary Department
Erwin & Company
Lanier
Manager
Ins
the Athens Banner
Banner Herald
Pace
Iver
Lis
Athens Engineering. CO
Joel A. Wier
Ct. Smith Bldg
M. Roberts
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