Dedication of New Baptist Tabernacle Draws Crowds
Great crowds filled the spacious auditorium on Childs Street for the dedication of the new Baptist Tabernacle. The service highlighted a $4,251.71-plus goal to finish paying for the church, with pledges exceeding $4,300. Rev. Neighbour preached on Moses and Solomon’s temples, stressing that a building without the Holy Spirit is in vain. The night revival drew about 1,400 attendees as Evangelist Dew prepared to begin.
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New Baptist Tabernacle
Childs Street
Baraca
Wingfield
Lynch
First Baptist Church
Charles Butler
John Bomar
R. E. Neighbour
Neighbour
Moses
David
God
House of God
the Tabernacle
Evangelist Dew
Commencement Sermon at Georgia College on Proving Truth
Commencement Sunday in the chapel featured Rev W N Ainsworth of Macon delivering the baccalaureate sermon from Prove all things hold fast that which is good. He argued faith tested by reason, Christianity in league with science, and Christianity proving itself through transformed lives across eras and nations.
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Georgia
W. N. Ainsworth
Macon
University Cadet Corps
Wesleyan College
Moeny
Isaiah
Boy Scouts On Hike Toward Gainesville GA
Seventeen local Boy Scouts started yesterday afternoon on a trek to Gainesville Georgia forty two miles north. Scoutmaster C C Jerrall leads the party. They camp in the open and plan to cook their own meals along the way. They reached Oconee Heights enjoyed buttermilk at a farm, were welcomed by Mr Nichols, and camped at Lavender’s Spring last night. The group will take their time under a wise and enthusiastic leader.
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Gainsville
C. C. Jerrall
Oconee Heights
Mr. Nichols
Lavender's
Baseball Derailed This Street Car
A group of former Georgia baseball stars caused a street car to derail at Clayton and College when a misplayed ball rolled onto the curved track. The approaching car struck the ball, gashing it, and the wheels left the rails, delaying the vehicle for several minutes before it could be realigned.
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Clayton and
College
Georgia
Charlie Cox
Marcus McWhorter
Madam Clairvoyant in Athens Offers Catarrh Cure
Madam Paulini Clairvoyant and Scientific Palmist returns to Athens with office hours 10 am to 8 pm daily except Sunday. Located at 293 Clayton St. Weat 1m. Catarrh claimed to be a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio advertised as the only constitutional cure with a hundred dollar reward for any failure. Sold by druggists 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Athens
Clayton St
Weat
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Indoor baseball doubleheader thrills at Y M C A
In the first game Morris defeats Lumpkin 2 to 1 in a pitcher’s duel. Morris faced Burns with Morris pitching effectively despite a substitute-heavy lineup. Burns was a touch wild as Morris kept cool. In the second game Hodgson’s team led with four runs in the first, but Pound’s team rallied for four in the last inning to clinch victory.
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LM. L
Morrs
Lumpkin
Morris
Burns
Hodgson
Pound
R. H. E. Cutler Crane
Death of Nine Month Old Babe in Madison County
Yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs F B Adams in Madison county the death occurred of their bright nine month old daughter Betheleta The parents receive the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement
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F. B. Adams
Madison County
Betheleta
Reunion of Georgia Glass of 1908 T
The first reunion of the class of Naughty Eight began last night with a dutch supper. Members listed include G. M. Batty Saunders Jones John Davison Eugene Ransom Frank Martin Sidney VU. Smith Pete Dailey Frank Willingham Howard Neisler Arthur Booth Jim Bussey Alphonse Ivey Talmadge Mubbard Jack Dick Luther Elrod Allen Bunch Luther Loyd Wiley Henson Percy Thornton W. T. Turk Bob Arnold. Saunders Jones elected president and George Batty secretary for five years. The group paraded through Clayton street Georgian Hotel and the auditorium amid Georgia Spirit.
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G. M. Batty
Saunders Jones
John Davison
Euegene Ransom
Frank Martin
Sidney VU. Smith
Pete Dailey
Frank Willingham
Howard Neisler
Arthur Booth
Jim Bussey
Alphonse Ivey
Talmadge Mubbard
Jack Dick
Luther Elrod
Allen Bunch
Luther Loyd
Wiley Henson
Percy Thornton
W. T. Turk
Clayton Street
Georgian Hotel
Meldrim Elected President at Georgia Law Alumni Meeting
Col Meldrim of Savannah was chosen president of the University of Georgia Law School Alumni Branch at a Monday morning gathering. Judge Cobb Prof Morris and Col Travis spoke while a committee led by Morris to select officers announced plans for a Dutch supper hosted by Meldrim at Hotel Lange tonight for the 1913 law class and alumni. Enthusiasm ran high as the group aims to boost the law school’s present and future needs.
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Law School of the
University of Georgia
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
Law School
A. J. Cobb
Sylvanus Morris
Col. Travis
Law
J. J. Deadwyler
H. Abbitt Nix
H. T. Singleton
Meldrim
Hotel Langes
Signing Diplomas Keeps Them Busy
Yesterday morning university officers and trustees were kept busy signing diplomas for the men who will receive their degrees tomorrow. A batch of law diplomas was taken to the county courthouse for signatures by court officers.
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University
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Mell
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Desade Operan
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Paul
Peter
Calvin
Luther
Knox
Wesley
BOY Scouts
Gainesville
Madam Paulini
M’gregor
Little Babe
Georgia Glass
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