Trustees move to establish Peabody Teachers College at Athens
The University of Georgia trustees discuss inviting Peabody land trustees to set up the Peabody Teachers College in Athens. Chancellor Hill to consult, university supports the plan. They also plan a school of pharmacy, confer with Augusta Medical College, and mark 1904 commencement with a bush arbor to honor the first 1804 event.
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Peabody Teachers’ College
School of Pharmacy
Bush Arbor
University of Georgia
Peabody
Peabody Teachers College
Hill
Peabody Trustes
Athens
Pharmacy
Messrs. McWhorth
Hall and Callaway
Medical College
Augusta
O. J. Moore
David O. Barrow
Franklin
Cullene
Abéthos
Trea
Closing exercises at East Athens Night School
The closing exercises of East Athens Night School will be held Friday evening June 19 at 8 30 at the school building. Pupils prepared a spirited programme showing what they have accomplished after the day’s work. Admission is ten cents for the public, exempt for parents.
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East Athens Night School
Maj French to Inspect Guards at armory drill on Clayton
Maj French will inspect guards at the armory on Clayton Street at 8 30 p m with a skirmish drill on campus at 9 15 p m using eight hundred blank cartridges. Friends of the company and the public are invited without admission. All members are expected to attend as the drill is compulsory.
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EES Athene Pure Wilt
Michael Bros Clearing Decks Silks And Fabrics In Sale
Michael Bros showcases a clearance of silks and wash fabrics with prices cut dramatically. The sale features 60 and 60c silks at 35c per yard, fashion prints and embellishments, assorted wash fabrics including batistes and dimities, and a broad ready to wear section with deep reductions. Also advertised are new embroideries and laces plus a millinery clearance and a laundry promotion for cleansing.
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Michael Bros
Visiting Committees Arrive at University of Georgia
Members of the joint visiting committees arrived in Athens and began work touring the University of Georgia and the College of Agriculture. Led by Mr Shackelford, the groups inspected Science Hall and other campus buildings with special focus on the agricultural department. The party planned a 8:30 AM visit to the University farm and would tour remaining campus facilities today.
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University of Georgia
College of Agriculture
Housé
Senate
L. L. Middlebrooke
C. A. Stevens
J. H. Skelton
L. G. Hardman
Julian B. McCurry
J. B. Ridley
P. A. Browall
James Mitcham
E. K Overstreet
O. E. Dunbar
O. H. Jordan
Luther Martin
J.J. Conner
J. J. Flynt
N. D. Arnold
J. T. Peyton
J.T. Stewart
E. Leigh
Thomas J. Shackelford
Clarke County
General Assembly
Citstern
Shackelfort
Cadipus
Agricultural Department
University Farm
University Campne
University trustees weigh excluding women from chapel stage
Trustees at the University of Georgia debate a future ban on women appearing in chapel programs while the State Normal School continues to send young women as representatives. Miss Senbella Jordan of the August A Normal School will speak tomorrow, provoking a split among trustees between granting exceptions and upholding a potential resolution to bar future female speakers. The meeting promises a lively clash of opposing positions on gender and university representation.
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W. W. Landrum
Atlanta
J. O. Branch
South Georgia
Wesleyan College
Emory
E. S. Avis
West Virginia
Dabonega
J. 8. Stewart
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Misa Senbella Jordan
Jordan
Wight
Davison & Lowe Mid-Summer Sale Opens Broadly
A Saving to Every Buyer announces a mid summer sale with discounts across fabrics and textiles. It features counters of wash cottons Percals Lawns Ginghams Dimities and printed goods at reduced prices, plus new shipments of lace hosiery mats and trimmings and a closing price sale on silks woolens and linen dress goods.
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Valus
Batist
Tate
Alumni Oration Delivered by Hon W M Howard at Campus
The Alumni Society meets in Phi Kappa hall at 10 oclock then the alumni oration by Hon William M Howard congressman from this district in the chapel. After his address an alumni luncheon will be at Denmark hall. Later at 4 pm the campus will host speakers from Franklin Q College State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts Technological School North Georgia Agricultural College at Dahlonega and the State Normal School. Chancellor Hill and Mrs Hill will host their annual reception on the campus this evening.
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University
Phi Kappa Hall
William M. Howard
Franklin Q College
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Technological School
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlourga
State Normal School
Hill
C. E. Dunbar
House of Representatives
Richmond County
Dunbar
Georgia
Franklin College
University of Georgia
Donbar
E. T. Talmadge
Kellogg
Regulus
Talmadge
Thos. R. Talmadge
Forsyth
Demosthenian Society
J. G. Giles
Marrietta
Phi Kappa Society
Messrs
George Hains
Augusta
O. A. Feidelson
Lot
Feidelson
W. W. Patterson
Columbia
Mascot Appointed by the Governor
Master William Revill Mallory, son of Mr and Mrs Walter A Mallory, of this city, has been officially named mascot of Gov Terrells staff. He is the grandson of W T Revill editor of the Meriwether Vindicator and a nephew of the late Gov William Y Atkinson, signaling potential early political ambitions.
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William Revill Mallory
Walter A. Mallory
Gov. Terrell
W. T. Revill
Meriwether Vindicator
William Y. Atkinson
Boys' Camp of the Y M C A at Madison Springs Ga
The Y M C A to hold a ten day boys camp at Madison Springs Georgia near Athens. Twenty nine campers from last year return with plans for another camp emphasizing outdoor activity and Christian influence. Four dollars per boy covers the outing with meals cooked in good style.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Madison Springs
Athens
Old Veteran Perry Smith Needs Aid Quickly
An elderly Confederate veteran, Perry Smith, is ill and severely needy at the home of two distant female relatives behind the Check Factory. His condition requires prompt assistance and will be attended to at once.
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S H Newson
Decatur
Ala
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Eons
Perry Smith
The Real Crank Turns From Coffee To Postum
A New York manufacturer’s agent in a grocery store praised Postum as a healthful coffee substitute. He described his own coffee overuse causing weakness and nerves, switched to Postum, and noted his family followed, now using Postum entirely. The testimonial credits Postum’s benefits to a new health return.
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New York
Bol
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creck
Mich
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