Professor Sibley Visits Lexington Washington Tour
Larry Gantt reports Prof. Sibley accompanying a State University scholar on a trip through Lexington and Washington. They inspect historic sites including the Billups Tavern and old Greer House, meet locals, and hear Sibley praise women’s advancing roles in education and the war effort. Washington hosts a women-focused address in the courthouse.
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Cwrohoe Corner
Sibliy
Billups
Franklin Col
Greer Howe
Billups Taven
Thomas
Wiliam H. Crawford
Lexington
Upson Lane
Jon Smith
Gov. Gilmer
Dr. Reynolds
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Hamilton McWhorter
Washington
Speeck
Prof. Sibley
R. D. Calloway
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Frank H. Calley
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Friday Big Day in Annual State High School Events
Athens veterans from the Joe Brown Connally chapter of the Disabled Veterans of World War I will attend the World War I ex-soldiers convention in San Francisco. They depart June 16 aboard the Sunset Special from Chicago, joining hundreds of comrades for the June 26 to June 28 gathering hosted by California officials.
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George G. Finch
Joe, Brown Connally
Athens
San Francisco
Chicago
Golden Gate
California
Gordon’ W. Chambers
Georgia Alumni Set Five Year Reunion in Athens
Twenty five University of Georgia alumni from the class of 1917 will attend a five year reunion in Athens on June 19 and 20. About 200 graduates from across the country are expected. Two rooms at the Georgian hotel will be used for the class quarters. The Atlanta committee includes Howard McCall Jr James M Bloodsworth James B Lenhart and Seward M Smith.
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University of Georgia
Athens
Georgian Hotel
Olve Peqrr
Howard ‘McCall
Jr. J. M
Bai Bloodsworth
James B. Lenhart
Seward M. Smith
Dinner Honoring Georgia Seniors Hosted by Miss Ida Wright
Miss Ida Wright hosted a eight course dinner at her Lumpkin Street home for Georgia seniors about to leave the university. The event featured music and a blessing by Mrs C. C. Kemp, who thanked Miss Wright for her motherly kindness and support during their years at the college.
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Ida Wright
Georgia
Ida
Miss Wright
C. C. Kemp
Amone
W. B. Thopmertie
W. B. Thopmertie, 8. P. Shell, L.R., Ji. C. McMillan, H. E. Woodruff
Iran
L. Bocewell
C. W. Baker
A. B. Davis
C. A. Moody
G. W. Taylor
D. P. Purvir
E. 0. Powell
G. J. Duhram
W. A. Taylor
C. H. Hasty
E. G. Piper
R.weidling
B. L. Southwell
0. Reynolds
Rt. Fitts
C. H. Hosch
L. Ossinsky
Death of 13yearold Henrietta Stewart in Eastville
Henrietta Stewart aged 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Stewart of Ocones county died Thursday at 6 PM near Bogart Road. Funeral at Mars Hill church Friday at 8 20 PM conducted by Rev Ie Saye Athens with interment in church yard Bernstein Bros funeral directors in charge. Survived by parents and two brothers.
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Hearietta
Carnival Invitation at Bogart High School Auditorium
An event titled Just Because I love you invites attendance at Bogart High School Auditorium on Friday night June 9 at 1 36 p m. The notice lists Bishop men dehool and Baptist Church building fund participation with an offering and food.
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Recitation Contest Opens Athens High School Meet
Twelve girls from districts compete at University Chapel as the fifteenth annual statewide high school meet begins in Athens under Dr. J B Stewart. About 200 visitors attend with today featuring debates, declamations, and an all free athletic program on Sanford Field. Boy Scouts aid visitors while winners in past events are listed in the program.
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Athens
J. 8. 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
Jensika Wright
Louisville
Christine Weatherly
Baxley
Rebecca Wilson
Lyons
Carnee Davis
Warrenton
Kathleen "Holder
Jefferson
Susie Anderson
Susie Anderson, “Cornelia; 1911 Anna Morrison, Waycross; 1912 Louisy Walker
Monroe
Ocle Tolmson
Mary
G. Papas
London
Rome
Gertie Penham
Mildred Pitner
Washington
Thelma Harrel
Savannah
Helen Bagley
Newnan
Katherine Mitchell
LaGrange
Athen
Sanford Field
South
Ae Jena
W. D. McGaufley
Clayton Lindsay
Thomanville
Langston
Fitzgerald
Everett Haynes
Roberts
Gray
Walker Lundy
Berry
Sewell
Lavopla
Abel Lee McVonnell
Toccoa
Jack Waller
James Melton
Dan Johnson
Graymont
Claude ‘Parris
Meter
Delke Kirkland
Clayton Linacey
Thomasville
Johnson
Edwin Pierce
Carolston
Griffin
Grifin
Bryant Black
Dalton
Maintyre
Carnesville
K. Carpenter
Benjamin Cilatt
Lincolnton
H. F. Johnson
Valdosta
Gray Young
Hoke Brinean
Statesboro
Clayton Limagy
Thomasvill
Barwick
Cordele
West Potng
Jeff Gilreath
Carteraville
Martin
Abe Lee McConnell
Dixon Oliphant
Wrens
Paul Murray
Fort Valley
Pavo
Hubbard Boykin
Jim Paul Evans
Sylvania
Raymond DuPriest
Ernest Spurlin
Horrace Hill
Kay Tipton
Sylvester
Comer
Pye
Slade Cordele
Wade
Dorris Doug
Tas
Valdonta
Foreman
Kent
Durden
Coleman
Jake Ellis
Calvin Cowart
Donalsonville
Morgan
Vienna
Gordon Logan
Newton
R. L. Crutchfield
Yates
Julius Gooden
Commerce
Clarence
Sessions
Tennille
Eugene Fields
Graymount
Summit
Georgia
Athens High School
Banker
Alumni Rotary Dinner Highlights Y M C A Camps
Thursday night featured speakers including L F Edwards who praised serving others and expanding the summer camp in the mountains. The event welcomed new members, announced officer slate for the year, and urged early signups to avoid outside recruitment.
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L. F. Edwards
Forbes
Roswell Gallory
W. T. Forbes, Jr
Jack Green
M. G. Nicholson
Russian Violinist to Study Here Next Year
Sixteen year old Atlanta violinist Samuel Mischa Proger son of E Proger receives a six year teacher’s diploma at Morgan Violin School graduation at Steinway Hall. Proger born in Russia near Mischa Etman's home shows strong talent and plans to study at a university next year. He will perform Ballade and Polonaise during graduation exercises ahead of further study.
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Morgan
Steinway Hall
Samuel Mischa Proger
E. Proger
Clark i Proger
Russia
Mischa Etman
Univer
Release Smith in Heavy Bond to Wait Hearing
Paul Smith, freight depot foreman, held on federal charges after alleged theft of four lanes of cigarettes linked to Seaboard freight operations. A preliminary hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. next Monday at the federal building with attorney Wolverton representing Smith.
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Bishop Kilgo Departs Memphis Ill to Return Home
Bishop Kilgo, ill at a Memphis hospital, began the trip home to Charlotte Thursday night. Physicians voiced confidence he could travel safely despite weakness. In Macon, defense rests in the Willingham case as Richard F. Willingham concedes no misappropriation while blaming past losses for his financial collapse. The jury trial is expected to continue Friday afternoon. In Atlanta, Ku Klux Klan leader King Kleagle G W Price heads to Los Angeles, with report continued on page six.
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Tenn
Kilgo
Willingham
Macon
Richard F. Willingham
Bill on adjusted service certificate plan for veterans funds
The house discusses a veterans aid proposal offering adjusted service pay vocational training and land settlement options. Total costs projected around 4.49 billion with funds to be raised by reduced government expenditures and interest on refunded foreign obligations. The plan envisions certificates beginning funding in 1943 and extending through 1966.
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McCumber
Georgia Forestry Association Formed In Macon
Mrs. Orr outlines the creation of the Georgia Forestry Association on June 6 in Macon. The Georgia Forestry Committee, part of the Southern Forestry Congress, sparked state interest, coordinated school outreach, and planned a comprehensive forest report for the legislature. The new group adopted a constitution with officers including President B. H. Stone and Vice Presidents A. V. Wood and Mrs. W. W. Stark.
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Georgia Forestry Association
Macon
Georgia
Georgia Forestry Committee
Southern Forestry Congress
Atlanta
Mery
Forestry Committee
The
Georgia Forestry
Maron
Forestry Association For Georgia
Rabun Gap
Tybee Light
Turpentina
Fruit’ Growers
Agricultural College
State Agricultural Department
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Dre Eloise Gerry
B. H. Stone
Blairsville
A. V. Wood
Brunswick
W. W. Stark
Commerce
R. E. Isnow
Quitman
Alice Baxter
C. B. Harman
G2 & Vicker
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Firemen Enjoying Annual Vacation Across Stations
Several members of the fire department are on vacation. Crews from Station A and the uptown company are briefly reduced as others take annual leave. Chiefs usually receive separate vacations and attend the annual convention. this year the San Francisco event is under consideration for the 1922 session.
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Quillian Cobb
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San Francisco
Ani
McDorman
Konventio
Fird Slightly Damages Pope St Tenant Hoa Thed-er
Fragmentary report notes minor damage to a tenant house on Fee street involving an individual named Fird. No injuries are mentioned and no official charges appear in the readable text. Further details are unavailable in the supplied fragment.
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