Chancellor's Report to Trustees on Georgia University 1911 13
The University of Georgia board meets to hear the chancellor's annual report covering 1911-1913. It notes faculty support for rising class sizes but questions capacity for future increases. It lists budget allocations for Civil Engineering Mathematics History German French Physics Biology Education and highlights deaths of Miss Sarah A. Frierson and Miss M. E. Porter. Extension work in agriculture shows growing school efficiency and active youth clubs.
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Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Henry McDaniel
Monroe
The
College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
Ral
Black
Pond
Stephens
Turk
Miller
de. Wooster
Soule
Firor
Iris
SWAT EM The Fly Crusade Kicks Off June 17
A local fire department launches a twelve day fly counting contest starting Monday June 17 with participants aged fifteen and older. Entries are kept at two fire stations with funds awarded to top collectors. Counts run daily from five to six PM and must be submitted by Monday afternoon.
Methodist Conference in Greensboro Sermon and Sessions
Rev. A. Pierce of Washington Georgia preached on The Temptation of Christ in a powerful sermon setting the tone for a regu lar conference session. Judge Jas Park welcomed delegates as Presiding Elder Allen delivered the response with other ministers and officials from Athens Tate and Atlanta in attendance.
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Pierce
Washington, Ga
Christ
Greensboro
Jas Park
Allen
Nath Thompson
Tate
John S. Jenkins
Conference Board of Missions
Atlanta
James E. Dickey
D. D
Emory College
Dickey
Athens
J. M. Rogers
T. W. Powell
N. G. Slaughter
A. A. Sullivan
T. H. Jackson
Oliver Prather
Charles Bridges
Cobb Lampkin
H. M. Williamson
Fred G. Bell
J. W. Taylor
A. T. Hale
Lyric Ad Plays For Tomboy Bessie and Randall Company
The Lyric on College Avenue shows reels for a nickel with a bio graphic Tomboy Bessie and Edison Randall Company. A Maxwell car offers value with every admission.
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Lyric
College Avenue
Biograph
Edison
Randall Company
Maxwell
The Elite Presents The Lure of the Footlights and The Pugilist and the Girl
The Elite will present two plays The Lure of the Footlights and The Pugilist and the Girl today. Five cents admission also includes a vote in the automobile contest.
Specials for Commencement at the New Eagle Cafe
The New Eagle Cafe advertises specials for commencement with emphasis on quick service and clean meals though the message is fragmentary and relies on ad-like wording. It highlights turkey options among the offerings.
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Eagle Cafe
Turkey
Thalians Present Mrs Templeis Telegram Farce at Colonial
The Thalians stage Mrs Templeis Telegram a three act farce tonight at the Colonial. Curtain rises at nine with a cast led by Miss Lyndon as Mrs Temple and Miss Sara O Farrell as Dorothy in a performance praised for lively dialog and clever handling.
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the Thalians
Temple
Lyndon
Dorothy
Sara O'Farrell
Nicolson
Fuller
May
Judge Brand Consideres Governorship Candidacy
Judge C H Brand of the Western circuit of Georgia said he received many letters urging him to allow his name as a candidate for governor. After months of attention and personal troubles, he has the matter under advisement and will announce his intentions in a few days.
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C. H. Brand
Georgia
Federal Court Adjourned Term Set For Monday Morning
An adjourned term of Federal court is scheduled for next Monday morning in the government building court room with Judge Newman presiding. The term will hear civil cases only, traverse jurors must appear, but no grand jury will assemble.
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Federal Court
Newman
Government Building
Traverse
Colonial Matinee Only Today at Thalian Lease
The Colonial theater offers a matinee only tonight due to a lease with the Thalians. Tomorrow vaudeville resumes as usual with a strong bill of three acts and three reels. Mrs. J. W. Barnett of Athens notes the June eleventh marriage of her son Mr. 3. A. Patrick of St. George, D. C., to Captain Barnett’s guest.
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Colonial
Thalians
3. A. Patrick
St. George, D. C
Georgia University Commencement Schedule and Procession Details
The Georgia University commencement program lists events from Saturday June 15 with Baccalaureate by Rev. Pickard and debates on suffrage, to June 18 with Alumni meetings, Junior Orations, and Commencement Day exercises. The procession will form in order from Phi Kappa Hall to the Chapel and Campus.
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W. L. Pickard
Savannah
F. Martin
Culloden
State College of Agriculture
R. R. Childs
Round Oak
Demonthentan
Phi Kappa
R. H. Freeman
Newnan
Edward Morgenstern
Atlanta
Demosthenian
H. L
Phi Kappa Hall
Alumni ‘Society
Trnataca
Silently Charming Show Delights Audiences With Music in Motion
Review lauds a performance described as rhythm and motion that won applause last night. Promotes viewing of Superba with praise for its appeal to veterans and families, noting the show’s impact and charm. Mentions civic sense that every nickel counts as a vote for the big automobile.
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Fulneas
Mrs Temple's Telegram Breezy Farce At Colonial
The Thalians will present Temple's Telegram a breezy one hour thirty minute farce at the Colonial Theater with Haughey's orchestra providing music for both the show and the Ellenic dance. Large advance sales portend record attendance.
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Thalians
Urs
Temple
Ellenic
Haughey
Weather feature by C F von Herrmann
The Weather section by C F von Herrmann provides a special daily outlook for the region with atmospheric observations and brief temperature expectations. It delivers concise notes on conditions and potential changes for readers planning outdoor activities.
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Dean Snelling
Sarah A. Frierson
Porter
M. E. Porter
Methodist Church
the Lyric Today
C. F. von Herrmann