Sibley Visit Highlights Historic Lexington Journey
The column details Prof Sibley and companion's tour from Penon GA to Lexington and Washington. It notes visits to historic spots, President Gilmer's home, Gov. Gilmer era sites, and a Washington gathering where Sibley spoke on women’s roles in education and work. Readers learn about local hospitality and the warm reception in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Penon
Nyone
Yecokee Corner
Prossible
Billups
Franklin Col. Joe
Greer
Old Female College
Tiv Thomas
William H. Crawford
Lexington
Upson
Joe Smith
Washington
Prof. Sibley
R. D. Calloway
Gen. Toomba
Frank EH. Colley
Gen. Toombs
Ben
Colley
Ibley
Bibley
Ficklen
Sibley
Friday Big Day in Annual State High School Events
Gordon W. Chambers and George G. Finch of the Joy, Brown Connally chapter of the Disabled Veterans of the World War will represent Athens at the world war ex-soldiers convention in San Francisco June 26. They depart June 16 aboard the Sunset Special from Chicago to the Coast for the largest gathering of former soldiers from 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon’ W.°. Chambers
George G. Finch
The
Joy
Brown Connally
Athens
San Francisco
Chicago
Golden Gate
California
Georgia Alumni to Hold Five Year Reunion
About 200 graduates of the University of Georgia class of 1917 are expected at a five year reunion in Athens on June 19 and 20. The Atlanta committee lists Howard McCall James Lenhart and Seward Smith among organizers as letters of acceptance indicate wide attendance from across the country.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
Athens
Miss Ida Wright Hosts Elegant Seniors Dinner at Lumpkin Street
Miss Ida Wright gave a lavish eight course dinner at her Lumpkin street home for Georgia seniors leaving the university. The event featured music, a noble blessing by Mrs C C Kemp, and expressions of gratitude from the seniors. Attendees included C C Kemp W B Shell Ly R Lanier J C McMillan H E Woodruff Ira L Bocewell C W Baker A B Davis C A Moody GW Taylor D P Purvir E C Powell G J Duhram W A Taylor C H Hasty E G Piper R Weidling B L Southwell C Reynolds R Fitts C H Hosch L Ossinsky and others.
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Lumpkin Street
Ida Wright
Georgia
Miss Ida
Miss Wright
C.'C. Kemp
C. Kemp
W. B
P. Shell
R. Lanier
H.E. Woodruff
Ira L. Bocewell
C. W. Baker
A.B. Davis
C. A. Moody
GW. Taylor
D. P. Purvir
G. J. Duhram
W. A. Taylor
C.H. Hasty
E. G. Piper
R.weidling
B. L. Southwell
C. Reynolds
R.fitts
C.H. Hosch
L. Ossinsky
Henrietta Stewart Dies After Brief Illness
Henrietta Stewart age 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs H Stewart of Deusen county died Thursday after a brief illness at Bogart Road near Eoatville. Funeral services will be at Mars Hill church Friday at 3 30 P M conducted by Rev Willis Bayo with interment in the church yard Bernstein Bros funeral directors in charge Surviving parents and two brothers.
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Henrietta. Stewart
H Stewart
Deusen
Eoatville
Bogart Road
Wilsie’ Bayo
Attons
Recitation Contest Opens Athens High School Meet
Twelve girls competed in the fifteenth annual state High School meet opening at the University of Georgia chapel in Athens. Dr. J S Stewart and association officers supervise a three day program with 200 visitors. events include an automobile tour, declamation, debates, and a music contest.
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University Chapel
Athens
J. S. Stewart
University of Georgia
Katherine Smith
Springfield
Mildred Pidcock
Moultrie
Olive Hadson
Ashburn
Helen Potts
West Point
Stella Hogan
Conyers
Josephine Turner
McDonough
Mabel Chastain
Calhoun
Myra
McCurry
Hartwell
Manville
Starr
Winder
Jessika Wright
Louisville
Chris the Weatherly
Bailey
Rebeccs
Wilson
Lyons
Carnee Davis
Warrenton
Kathleen ‘ Holder
Jefferson
Susie Anderson
Sanford Field
D. McGauley
Meter
Clayton Lindsey
Thomanville
Langston
Everett
Haynes
Roberts
Gray
Walker - ‘Lungy
Delke Kirkland
Clayton Linscoy
Thomesville
Johnson
Eawin Pierce
Carolston
Griffin
Grifin
Bryant Black
Dalton
Mulntyre
Carnesville
Hoke Brinesa
Statesboro
Clayton Linney
Thomasville
Barwick
Cordele
Everett Haynes
Jeff Gireath
Carteraville
Martin
Carnesyville
Ahe Lee McConnell
Toccoa
Dixon
Qiphant
Wrens
James Melton
Baxley
Paul Murray
Fort Valley
Robert Blount
Wayneaboro
Greeno
Leslie
Jack Lillian
Greeny Gray
s—Walker
Eatonton
Mildred Cato
Stapleton
Ernest McLendon
Valdosta
Broadwaump
Perry Bran
Lewton
Boykin
Hubert
Lars
Hubbard Boykin
Jim
Paul Evans
Sylvania
Raymond DuPriest
Ernest
Spurllin
Horrace Hill
Kay
Tipton
Sylvester
Comer
Pye
Slade
Mangot
Welch
Myers
Thornton
Newton
Newton. 6—Grays 7—Cartoraville. 8—Manon
Daniel Waters
Madison
Commerce
Banker
Alumni Club Banquet Highlights Christian Values and Camp Plans
The article covers the annual alumni banquet of the Christian Association club. It notes speakers including Mr. L. FP Edwards and Mr. Forbes who promote faith, service, and the upcoming July camp in the mountains. Officers elected for another year are W. T. Forbes Jr president and M. G. Nichols son secretary-treasurer, with renewed officeholders welcomed.
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John L. Green
Moost
The
Christian Association
eCuarlés
Hooper
Brad
Viet Fe
Piett
Mel Nish
Forbes
L. FP. Edwards
Edwards
God
Ronwell Mallory
W. T. Forbes
Green
M. G. Nicholsson
Russian Violinist to Study Here Next Year at Morgan School
Atlanta reports a six year teacher's diploma to Samuel Mischa Prager, a sixteen year old Russian born student at the Morgan Violin School. Prager, son of Mr. and Mrs L Prager of 15 Clark Street, has studied violin nine years and shows notable talent. He will perform Ballade and Polonaise at graduation and plans to enter the University of Georgia this fall. Babe Ruth Shas Givens Up Hope for a passing season after late-season struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Morgan ‘Violin School
Prager
Univer
Georgia
Release of Seaboard Yardmaster on Federal Bond Pending Hearing
Federal charges outline Paul Smaith sweepmaster of the Seaboard freight depot accused of illicit cigarette transfers from a Carolina point to Gainesville Midland Railroad. Prelim hearing set for Tuesday at 10 30 AM at the federal building. Attorney Wolver Smith represents the defendant.
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Seaboard
O.h
Paul Smailth
Treight
Herd
Pistato
Puited
Carolinas
Gainesville
Bishop Kilgo Departs for Rome From Memphis Hospital
Bishop Kilgo, ill in a Memphis hospital, began the journey home to Charlotte Thursday night. Physicians say he is very weak but should travel safely. Also in Macon, Richard F Willingham defended himself in a larceny trial, admitting failure but denying misappropriation of any funds entrusted to him as the jury prepares to hear closing remarks. The article notes regional items including Klan leadership news and Atlanta Board of Education tensions.
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Kilgo
Rome
Memphis
Tenn
Charlotte
Macon
Richard F. Willingham
Soldiers bonus bill presented with multiple payment options
The soldiers bonus bill presented Thursday outlines several payment options for veterans including adjusted service certificates, farm and home aid, land settlement aid, and vocational training aid. It cites totals and costs, hopes for reduced expenditures and refunds on foreign obligations to avoid higher taxes, and notes a phased payment timeline through 1966.
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Edice
Entimatus
Story of Georgia Forestry Association Told by Mrs Orr
Mrs Orr presents the Georgia Forestry Association formed in Macon on June 6 as a statewide effort under the Georgia Forestry Committee. Representatives from Rabun Gap to Tybee Light attended the June meeting, with lumber, turpentine, agricultural and state officials shaping plans for forest conservation and education.
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Georgia Forestry Association
Orr
Banner-Herald
Macon
Georgia
Georgia Forestry, Association
Georgia Forestry Committee
Georgia Forestry ‘Committees
Southern Forestry Congress
Atlanta
Pia
Georgia Forestry
Forestry Association For
Rabun Gap
Ty- Bee Light
Turpentina
Strom
Selon Sigeresentatty
B. H. Stone
Blairsville
A.V. Wood
Brunswick
W. W.W. Stark
Commerce
R. E
Fire Department Vacations Noted Across Enon
Members of the Enon fire department are on annual vacation and leave, with several away from Station One. Chief McDorman of the department is a prominent member attending the national convention of fire chiefs in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Netweo Quillian Cobb
Frank
San Francisco
McDorman
Department
Prominis
Pope Street Fire Causes Light Damage at Dwelling
A small blaze was reported Thursday at 2.25 p.m. in a Pope Street dwelling. Residents found light damage with no injuries. the scene was contained with only minor smoke damage noted to the interior.
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J.E. Popo
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UIST
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Mack Rogers
Lloyd
Wilron
Geo
Manor
Reid Comfort
Kelso Mullins
Greenesboro
Ralph ‘O'Shea
Herdchel Foreman
Trapnell
Wendell
Hall
Andrew Kingrey
Graymont
Leroy’ Suddeth
Cornelia
Cecil
Davis
Barnesville
Charles| White
Covington
Sumpter Kelley
Cairo
Gordon Watson
Maitland
Lawrence
Charles Allen
Hugh Hudgon
Arnold Duckworth
Aretha ‘Moore
Swainsboro
Julia
Winn
Wille Belle Barbutte
Loulee
Pearse
Cuthbert
Vera Inman
Albeny
Virginia Sledge
Roma
Bari Oliver
McRae
Marea
Johnsson
Lillian’ Iene
Jewel
Muriliry
Fiydle Diner
TAY
Morgan School
Babes
Ruth Shas
Cregago
Teith
Wala
Mark
J Hinis
Board of Education
Iblic- Schgoli
Willingham
KLAN
King Kleagle
Los Angeles
Atlanta, Ga
G. W. Price
Ku Klux ‘Klan
Senate
Harrison
Orton Omederwood
Banner Herald
R. C. Orr
ENON
Danaie
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