High School Conference Sessions at University of Georgia
The fourth High School and College Conference linked to the State Summer School will meet in the Livy Department rooms at the University. Principals teachers superintendents boards of education and college professors are invited to join daily sessions and deliberations presided by Prof. Joseph S. Stewart of the University of Georgia. The conference has no fees and sessions include discussions on English teaching and high school curriculum with prizes and contests for associated associations in July.
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Livy
Heli Herscal
Wiley
Conte
Joseph S. Stewart
University of Georgia
Reseas
Congressional Diah School Association
Hee Stewart
Athens
Sroape
R. E. Park
Hameeistie
Scientitie
Vocn Monal Stedes
Death of Mrs M M L Smith on Broad Street
Mrs M Ja Smith died Sunday afternoon at her Broad Street home. A large funeral service was held yesterday, conducted by Rev Williams, with many friends in attendance. Interment followed at Oconee cemetery.
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Oconee Cemetery
Broad Street
M. Ja. Smith
Mrs. Mary Daniel Dies at Home in Arnoldsville
Mrs. Mary E. Daniel wife of A C Daniel died Sunday night at her Arnoldsville home after brief illness. She was highly estimable and beloved by all who knew her. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon and the remains were laid to rest in the family burial ground.
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Arnoldsville
Mary E. Daniel
A. c. Daniel
Alcohol sales in city fall to April total of 84 quarts
The April sale of alcohol in the city stayed low with eighty four quarts sold across drug stores. The report lists prescriptions filled by Orr Drug Co and multiple pharmacists including Bloomfield Benevitiet and Hamilton, totaling 84 units under various dispensaries.
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Strug
Orr Drug Co. LP
Dro J
Bloomfield
W.T Hamilton
Bo Harpers
Guam
Tore
Wow Roberts
Little Child Dies After Brief Illness in Colbert
Ouida Virginia Pitner, only fourteen months old and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Pitner of Colbert, Ga, died after a short sickness. Her mother had left town, and the child grew worse within days. Funeral services were held Sunday in Colbert conducted by Rev. L. G. Johnson, with the remains later brought to Athens for burial amid a large turnout of mourners.
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J. P. Colbert
Colbert
Ouida
Virginia
M Walter
L.G Johnson
First Methodist
Athens
A Little Babe Called Home
Yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr and Mrs E P Stone on Lumpkin street a three months old daughter died after a brief illness with whooping cough. The funeral will be held this afternoon at five o'clock at the residence conducted by Rev A J Sears pastor of Oconee Street Methodist church. Pallbearers J P Fears T W Reed J H Huggins urged to meet at Dorsey Funkenstein's at 4:30.
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E. P. Stone
Lumpkin Street
Messrs
J. P. Fears
T. W. Reed
J. H. Huggins
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Home Grown Peaches and Baldwin Apples Ad
Local grocer Arnold and Abney advertises fresh daily produce with Baldwin apples described as ripe and mellow alongside home grown peaches. The compact spot emphasizes daily freshness and seasonal fruit offerings.
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Arnold & Abney
Baldwin
University of Georgia Board of Visitors organized
The University of Georgia Board of Visitors met and organized with Prof. Prittain named chairman and Mr. Pollock as secretary. Members appointed by Governor Hoke Smith include Prof. M. L. Brittain of Atlanta Prof. Otis Ashmore of Savannah Prof. A. L. Moon of Buchanan Mr. G. D. Pollock of Rome and Mr. G. D. Rucker of Alpharetta.
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University of Georgia Board of Visitors
Pollock
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet at Mrs Weleh Home
Yesterday at five o clock Laura Ruther led a Daughters of the Confederacy gathering at Mrs M W Weleh president’s residence. The program centered on Jefferson Davis with papers and songs presented by Mrs T W Reed Mrs J P Campbell and others detailing Davis life Mexican War capture Beauvoir and the Southern view.
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Laura Ruther
The
Confederacy
M. W. Weleh
Jefferson Davis
T. W. Heed
J. P. Campbell
T. W. Reed
Davis
John Gerdine
J. H. Hull
Sallie Hull
Mary Hamilton
R. D. Mure
Heauvoir
M. W. Camak
Woodmen of World Unveil Monument at Oconee Cemetery
Sunday afternoon four o clock members of Poplar and George B Davis Camps Woodmen of the World unveiled a monument over Sovereign Henry Eidams grave in Oconee cemetery. A band led a procession from Clayton street to the cemetery as sovereigns placed flowers on graves including Finley Quillian Dootson Flatau Edge Gibson Eidam. Mrs Lee Cox of Ocala Fla recited the poem Oh Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud and T W Reed delivered the oration before about five hundred people, a solemn unveiling ceremony.
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Poplar
George B. Davis
Woodmen of the World
Henry Eidam
Oconee Cemetery
Clayton Street
C. H. Finley
D. D. Quillian
John Dootson
Jacob Flatau
E. S. Edge
O. C. Gibson
Eidam
Mra Lee Cox
Ocala
Fla
T. W. Reed
Mrs Austin Comer Hosts Up-Jinks Party for Lula Johnson
Mrs. Austin Comer entertained yesterday afternoon at her Barber street home with an up-jinks party in honor of Miss Lula Johnson of Crawford. Guests included Misses Kathleen O'Farrell Virginia Lawrence Katie Dearing Lucy Fleming Mattie Sue Phinizy Jennie Dubose CalHe Hull Lalage Darwin Ida Dorsey Leila Hull Frances Henley Lucy Howard Anna V Davis Bertha Huggins Annie Pitner Beatrice Golf and Miss Webb from Alabama Florida connections.
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Lula Johnson
Austin Comer
Barber Street
Crawford
Kathleen O'Farrell
Virginia Lawrence
Katie Dearing
Lucy Fleming
Mattie Sue Phinizy
Jennie Dubose
CalHe Hull
Lalage Darwin
Ida Dorsey
Leila
Hull Frances Henley
Lucy Howard
Anna V. Davis
Bertha Huggins
Annie Pitner
Beatrice Golf
Florida
Miss Webb
Alabama
Fragmented OCR Summary of Board Planning Notes
The readable text outlines work of the boards and trustees, noting need for thorough exact workings and development offerings. It references university trustees, the board’s elopment and recommendations, and plans tied to the year’s work and efficiency. The fragmentary passage mentions Monday and committee perspectives without concrete dates or names.
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Fonday
Reif
Jen
Soule Addressed Georgia Cotton Seed Meeting In Florida
Soule of the state spoke in Florida at a Georgia Cotton Seed meeting. He addressed seed meal instruction and related topics, outlining plans for cotton seed handling and industry guidance during the gathering.
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LE Soule
Ture
Isi
Atlan
Georgia
Immigrant Workee Receives City Aid in Local Shelter
A recently arrived man from Jefferson Ga with his wife and child was taken into the city hall detention room for lodging. He was given a laborer’s job by the city and appears willing to work. Citizens offer to raise funds for furniture and cooking utensils to help the family settle. Contributions may be given to the Banners for proper disbursement. Speen.
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Sie Camu
Untry
Wttle Babe
Jefferson
Speen
Delightful Resort Provided For Our People
At the city council meeting a resolution approved spending 250 dollars for improvements and beautifying the water works grounds. The grounds are a popular Sunday gathering place, and the enhancements were ordered for the comfort and enjoyment of the people.
Joseph N Webb New Chairman of First Methodist Board
Following the death of James S King, Emmett J Bondurant joined the board of stewards to replace King, and Joseph N Webb was chosen as chairman. Webb is a prominent city businessman devoted to the church and members praise the selection for the leadership role.
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James S. King
Fries Offer and Contact Details
Fr ies today priced at $2.75 per dozen with phone contact 549. A separate note mentions 26 cents per dozen for fresh country items and references Gholston's at 649.
New Church Planned for Boulevards Section
Presiding Elder J S Br led a committee to raise funds for a new church in the Boulevard area. Members G Johnson A W Dozier Rev T DuBose T W Powell Cobb Lampkin will organize and start work at once. The temporary Sunday school facility at the Fair Ground grand stand will be replaced. dedication expected in the fall.
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J. S. Br
Messrs
LG. Johnson
A. W. Dozier
T. DuBose
T. W. Powell
Cobb Lampkin
Ron
Stone Memorial
Lumpkin Street
Dr W H Smith Sermon On Foreign Missions
Dr W H Smith of Richmond Va preached at First Baptist on foreign missions. As educational secretary of the Foreign Mission Board he highlighted per capita giving, noting Baptists average 20 cents, Methodists 60 cents, and Presbyterians 1.35 dollars.
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First Baptist Church
W. H. Smith
Richmond
Baptists of
South
Barberville Sunday School Picnic Planned at Price's Spring
Barberville Sunday school members announce their annual picnic on Thursday at Price's Spring. The event features many children and is organized by teachers and officers ensuring a pleasant day for attendees. Miss Katie May Arnold traveled from New York to Savannah and will arrive in Athens tonight to stay with Mrs. L F Edwards on Milledge Avenue.
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Barberville Sunday School
Katie May Arnold
New York
Savannah
Athens
The Lady From Brazil at Colonial by The Thalians
The Thalians University Dramatic Club will stage The Lady From Brazil at the Colonial on June 12 at 8 p.m. This annual commencement production is the dramatic highlight of the year. Tickets go on sale at Pakmers on Wednesday with usual theatre prices.
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Lady
Brazil
Thalians
Colonial
University Dramuntic Club
Pakmers
Oconee County Selects Delegates for State Convention
Oconee County held its county-wide meeting at Watkinsville to consolidate votes from the recent primary. Two delegates were named to represent Mr. Brown at the state Democratic convention in Atlanta on the 23rd, Thrasher of Salem and Huaygood of Farmington. The county tied for governor, so both delegates were Ernery. Ice Cold Rocky Ford Cantaloupes at Gholston's Phone 34%.
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Oconee County
Watkins Ville
Debsites
Atlanta
Bod. Thrasher
Salem
Wo B Huaygood
Farmington
Brown
Eres
Gholston
Father Gunn Visited Athens to Plan Priest Assignment
Distinguished church leader Res Father Gunn of Atlanta visited Athens on Sunday to arrange sending a president priest to the town. He is a noted figure in Georgia and received a warm welcome during his visit in the diocese.
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Athens
Res Father Gunn
Atlanta
Order of Mar
Patherium
Georgia
Ripe Pine Apples Large Size 15 Cents
Ripe pine apples priced at 15 cents for large size. Arnold and Abney advertise the deal.
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Arnold & Abney
Cooper buys Johnson house on Milledge avenue
Yesterday Mr J C Cooper purchased the house and lot of Mr Johnson on Milledge avenue. The property is described as one of the most attractive on the avenue and Cooper and his family will move in at once. His Prince avenue home will be sold or rented. Fresh Fat Fries at Gholston's 26 cents each or 2 75 a dozen. Phone 649.
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J. C. Cooper
J.C. Cooper
Mr. Johnson
Milledge Avenue
Gholston’s
Small Blaze on College Avenue Extinguished Quickly
A morning fire near the S. A. L. depot damaged a house owned by J. R. Moore and occupied by Lunsford. Firefighters arrived promptly, extinguishing the blaze with damages not exceeding ten dollars.
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College Avenue
J. R. Moore
Lunsford
Foley's Kidney Care Boosts Branchton Man’s Health
A Branchton Pa resident, once unable to stoop to tie his shoes, credits Foley's Kidney Care with a full recovery. Six bottles restored his strength, allowing him to work again. Endorsed by L C Rodgers and marketed by Gholston's Meats and The Best Meats the Market.
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L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
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Disnier
Mar
MM. L. Smith
Mary Daniel
W.C. Pitner
Daughters OF the Confederacy
Woodmen OF World
Soule
Joseph N. Webb
Board of Stewards
NEW Church
Boulevard
City
DR. W. H. Smiths
Sermon ON
I. L. Thrasher
W. B. Haygood
Gunn
Gholston's
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