Lucy Cobb Institute stages fourth Shakespeare play charmfully
The Lucy Cobb Institute presented its fourth Shakespearean play in Seney Stovall chapel with polished amateur work. Miss Jenter led triumphantly with strong chorus and orchestral support under Miss Parucker and Miss Gallagher. Cast included Martha Foster as Theseus, Ora Hart as Lysander, Isabel Fleming as Oberon, Marion Harris as Titania, with a large list of students praised for their performances. Tonight Miss Bertha Davison, a piano diploma recipient, will give a recital at 8:40.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
Seney-Stovall
Mies Gallagher
Mies Ora Hal
Mies Ianbelle Mieming
Misa Callie Hall
Carolyn Cobb
Maribelle Harria
Misa Naomi Neill
Macon
Misa Fay Felker
Monroe
Athens
Bessie Brightwell
Marion Perl
Misa Center
Theseus
Martha Foster
Egous
Hermia
Mary Orrithera
Lysander
Hermia Ora Hart
Naomi Neill
Philostrate
Cora Lambert
Junice
Florence Hodg
Titania
Marion Peel
Callie Hull
Lalage
Darwin
Anna B. Dorsey
Laura Cobb Hutchins
Ida Mae Renner
Sallie Leonard
Lydia Hotchina
I Uelie Brand
Julia Brand
Midred Woolley
Lyra Garrett
Eleanor Young
Helene Shewell
Marguerite Vonderan
Lucy L. West
Alberta Rankin
Marie Sciple
Arabella Wright
Jamie Bott
Vera Duzzier
Almira Parker
Mamie Carewell
Fither Siges
Margaret Charlton
Ida Hightower
Clara Carr
Miss Gallagher
Miess Gallagher
Paul Lovejoy
Max Michael
Caro Lewis
Ralph Hodgson
Marguerite Thomas
J. P. Campbell
E. Cohen
H. Elliots
Flote
A. L. Hall
J. Morton
Lillis Barnett
Sharon
Katie Jester
Mabel Hodgeon
Miss Davison
Miss Keipp
Mr. Wilson
Glinka Balakirev
Dr Fair
Savannah
Miss Rutherford
Dr. Young
Dr. Hopkins
King’s Daughters
Champion Debate Set by Phi Kappa Society
The Phi Kappa society votes to hold the champion debate with Demosthenian facing Robert Moran and Alvin Golucke, as Blackshear and Hopkins represent Demosthenian. Moran is senior, Golucke a junior. all are law students. The affirmative question argues government ownership of natural monopolies, with the debate scheduled for Saturday night, June 13.
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Phi Kappa Society
Demorthenian
Robert Moran
Alvin Golucke
Demosthenian
Moran
Golucke
Georgia Schedules Strong 1920 Football Lineup
University of Georgia unveils next season's schedule with Clemson in Athens on October 10 and Mercer in Macon on October 17. Tech in Atlanta October 24, Vanderbilt in Atlanta October 31, Tennessee in Knoxville November 7, Davidson or Sewanee in Athens November 14, Auburn in Atlanta November 26. Key players Wallace Miller manager and Harold Ketron captain return, with Harmon, Bower, Beaver, Haas, Anderson, Crowe, and Sullivan likely to make the squad as new talents surface.
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Wallace Miller
University of Georgia
Georgia
Clemson
Athens
Georgia-Mercer
Macon
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Georgia-Vanderbilt
Lanta
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Georgia-Davidson
Sewanee
Georgia-Auburn
Auburn
Tech
Brisbane
Harold Ketron
Ketron
Harmon
Bower
Beaver
Haas
Anderson
Crowe
Witty
Sullivan
Athens citizens aid Gainesville relief efforts with 1100 dollar total
Athenians continue sympathy for Gainesville victims with voluntary donations reported in The Banner. Contributions from Athens surpass eleven hundred dollars, more than any Georgia city outside Atlanta relative to population. Physicians from Athens responded, with M Falklore departing to assist Gainesville, and a relief letter from the Athens Relief Association accompanies the fund.
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Athens
Gainesville
Atlanta
Bonner
M. Falklore
Mre, M. G. Michiel
Pres
Athens Baseball Plan Promises Strong Team and Fund Drive
Athens weighs a five hundred dollar subscription to field a top Georgia team this summer. Players named include Dickinson Anderson Sullivan Bower Dunn Stevens Foster M DaoBose Hunter Kendrick Beusse. University of Georgia players may not be paid. A canvass will decide funding then a schedule and diamond venue at the fair grounds. Also remarks promote Boschee's German Syrup and Clifton flour from Wingfield Cash Grocery.
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Athens
Georgia
Dickinson
Anderson
Sullivan
Bower
Dunn
Stevens
Foster
M. DaoBose
Hunter
Kendrick
Beusse
University of Georgia
The
Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Legislators to Visit University and State College of Agriculture
A delegation from the Georgia Senate and House will visit the University of Georgia and the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts next week to inspect property including the agricultural department. Committees from both chambers will tour the campuses and report back to their houses, with entertainment arrangements being handled by Representative T. J. Shackelford.
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State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arte
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
House
T. J. Shackelford
Clarke Courty
Shackelford
University
E. H. McMichael
Buena Vista
Alex Atkinson
Jackson
Gordon Lee
Chickamauga
W. G. Park
LaGrange
O. A. Stevens
Sandy Cross
L. L. Middlebrooks
Covington
J. G. Moore
Groveland
M. L. Ledford
Blairsville
B. L. Tisinger
Thomaston
J. H. Skelton
Hartwell
Agricultural College
QO. H. Jordan
Monticelo
A. Stevens
H. Roberta
Statesville
Gabriel M. Clements
Towns
Hamilton Clark
Chancey
Luther Martin
Middleton
J . Conner
Cartersville
J. B. Rountree
Barwick
E. H. Walker
Forsyth
D. J. Fasaell
Cusseta
N. Dogier
Glee
J.J Flynt
Griffin
J.H Boykin
Lincolnton
H. F. Griffin
Jeffersonville
D. Arnold
Crawfordville
J. T. Peyton
Mt. Ary
A. Alexander
Washington
T. Stewart
Morgin
E. Leigh
Newnan
State University
M. Y. Calvin
Augusta
L. G. Hardeman
Harmony Grove
Julian B. McCarry
J. B. Ridley
J. H. Hall
Macon
J. D. Howard
Milledgeville
Miller
Columbus
Brunswick
O. B. Danbar
Northeast Georgia Fair Urged to Bring Farmers and Exhibits
A letter urges Clarke County citizens to back and host a district fair in October, highlighting benefits to agriculture and industry, and aims to have leading Northeast Georgia counties compete for Macon State Fair premiums. It estimates the region’s production and population, and notes possible coordination with Morgan and Walton counties.
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Athens
Russell
Clarke County
Northeast Georgia Fair Association
Macon
Morgan
Walton
Georgia
Morgan and Walton
Gainesville Tornado Relief Seeks Nurses and Funds Rise
Reports from Gainesville note improving conditions but dozens remain in critical care and one hundred deaths documented. Troops surgeons and rations arrive from Ft McPherson while relief funds exceed fourteen thousand dollars. Walter A Jackson describes the destruction and miraculous survivals including a child found aloft in a tree and a boy spared after being swept through a window. The Northeast Georgia Fair Association lays out premium lists and upcoming exhibits and races to attract October crowds.
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Gainesville
Ft. McPherson
Walter A. Jackson
W. B. Jackson
Athens
Pontal Telegraph Co
Relief Committee
Athens Guards to be inspected on 16th in Athens
Major French of the Sixth Infantry U.S. Army will inspect the Athens Guards on Tuesday the 16th. Preparatory drills are underway and an exhibition drill on the University campus will use five hundred blank cartridges. The guards are a top state unit and will attract many spectators.
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Athens
French
U.S. A
Augusta
Georgia Regiment
R. A. Thomason
Capps
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