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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1922

Page

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Eminent Georgians debate honors for Whitney and others

Larry Gantt quotes Hon. H. R. Goode and Miss Mildred Rutherford defending Southern claims to Whitney and the cotton gin. He praises Georgia democracy veterans and urges a Historic Commission to preserve Southern honors. Also notes Judge Thomas on vegetables in South Georgia and boll weevil resilience.

H. R. Goee Colum Coor Doe Jacobs Crawford Long Goetcius Boston New Whitney Mildred Rutherford South Goechius Athens PB. W. Meldrim Susannah Old Franklin College Meldvint Hs State Sir Mehipim Unlimis Georgia Democracy South Georgia

Annual B Y P U Convention Opens in Athens Tonight

The 28th Georgia B Y P U Convention begins at First Baptist Church in Athens with Dr William Russell Owen state president delivering the opening address at 8 50 p m Delegates about 1200 sing Loyal to Christ led by Powell Lee of Birmingham Rev T W Tippett Vienna will give the convention sermon A reception follows on the high school campus Reports show Georgia B Y P U records include 336 new unions and more than 200 Union A 1 standards. East Athens and Prince Avenue unions cited for high marks The tithers total reaches 4263 pledged, expected to exceed 4600. Sarepta Association with 60 churches links Athens units as Kathleen Drake leads Sarepta division Delegates arrive by train with two special trains bringing largest visitor turnout to date.

Christ Powell Lee Birmingham Ala Georgia B. Y Macon Chester Strickland Fitzgerald T. W. Tippett Vienna Georgia South East Athens Union Prince Avenue Bapist Church Tithers H. L. Batts Savannah Sarepta Ansoclation Athens B. Y. P

New College Rededication Planned by Mt. Vernon Masons

The Mt. Vernon Lodge of Masons will rededicate New College on Saturday, marking the building and its cornerstone laid in 1822. Prominent Masons including Abb Nix, Chancellor Barrow, James D. Hamrick, Frank Bikler, and Judge Andrew J. Cobb will attend and speak.

Mt. Vernon Frank Bikler Andrew J. Cobb Athens America

Georgia Canteloupes on New York Market

Cantaloupes from Georgia and California dominated the New York wholesale market on Tuesday with prices easing from Monday. Georgian crates dropped from 2.59 to 1.50 dollars as traders faced high shipments and some crates were returned for rail disposal.

New York California Georgia

Graduation Day at University of Georgia Sees Record Class

Seniors gather at 10:00 am before Phi Kappa Hall for the 122nd commencement of the University of Georgia. Dr. H C White will deliver the baccalaureate address as 202 graduates receive diplomas at the chapel amid a traditional Clarke County sheriff led procession and historic sword ceremony.

Phi Kappa Hall H. C. White Chapel J University of Georgia Henry Clay White Georgia Clarke County Old Franklin College Commonwealth Ner T. Persons Yatesville Lewis H. Hill Newnan Edwin A. McjWhorter Savannah Andrew J. Ryan Savasnan H.C. White White Barrow Abner Thaddeus Persons Lewis Hamilton Hill Edwin Ariel McWhorter Swanneh Andrew Joseph Ryan Ellis Howard Dixon Wrenn Ti. White

Holden Legion Appeal Ex-Service Men Urged to Join

Frank A. Holden, commander of the local Legion post, urges all ex-service men to join the American Legion. He cites the constitution’s dedication to God and country and says the Legion has proven its value in securing justice for sick and disabled veterans and advancing postwar Americanism. The message reflects postwar expectations and the Legion’s three-year growth.

Frank A. Holden Legion American Legion Obs and Gyrenes

Clarke Howell Jr Presents Georgia Alumni Memorial

Clarke Howell Jr, class of 191?, presented Dr Larry White with a memorial shaped from hundreds of letters Georgia boys he taught sent to honor their alma mater. Howell, a Georgia alum and Atlanta Constitution writer, served as a captain in WWI and rose to major. Georgia-related figures Maddox and a Rome correspondent discuss ties to Athens and the Home Tribune-Herald.

Clarke Howell Clarke Howell, Jr C Larry White Old Georgia Boys Georgia White Howell Atlanta Constitution University University of Virginia GE. Maddox G. KB Maddox Rome North Georgi Athens Penl T. Harbor Commerce Ilome Tribune-Herald Paul Weodenday

Athens to Send Epworth Visitors to White Plains

Athens district will send delegates to the Epworth League summer assembly in Oxford Georgia June 26 to 30 Rev T Z B Everton district secretary cites plans for study and discussion of League methods and a pleasant vacation season Georgia workers include Rev B F Pinu Rev W P Dillard Rev J W King Erwing Griffin Rev A M Pierce Dr F S Parker Miss Louise Parks Miss Ottle Brans tretter Miss Linda Sysan Rev J W Hitch Dr C C Jarrell Rev D Witherspoon Dodge and others listed for the program

Athens Georgia B. F. Pinu W. P. Dillard J. W. King Erwing Griffin A. M. Pierce F. 8. Parker Louise Parks Misa Ottle Branstretter Linda Sysan J. W. Hitch C.C. Jarrell D. Witherspoon Dodge Harvey

Alumni Honors H C White for Splendid Services

An Athens Alumni Luncheon featured a presentation of a bound volume of over two hundred letters to Dr. H C White, fifty years of chemistry professor at the University of Georgia. Clark Howell Jr and Harry Dodd spoke, honoring White as a builder of men. Dr. Lucian Knight read a commemorative poem. Dr. Philishy Calhoun presented a Chi Phi pendant. Dr. Teage Foster Peabody praised Georgia’s educational influence.

Earle E. Watson H. C. White University of Georgia Denmark Hall Clark Howell, Jr Dr. White Hicorgia White Howell Lucian Lamar Knight Harry Dodd Das C. Murphy Candor Whie Georgia Ceh'noewy Addreaa Ile Peabody Athens

Battling Bud and Five Additions for Fourth of July Event

The Allan R. Fleming Poat Committee of Fourth of July Celebration announces a lineup for Sanford Field on the Fourth. Batters include Bud of Atlanta Murphy of Charlotte Young of Atlanta Evans of Charlotte Nappy of Atlanta and Skinner of the United States Army.

Allan R. Fleming Sanford Field Battling Bud Atlanta Vo Johnny Murphy Charlotte Kid" Young Atlanta, Va Kewple" Evans Kid" Nappy Kenneth Skinner United States Army

Hatton Lovejoy Heads University G Club President

Hatton Lovejoy of LaGrange Ga was elected president of the University G club at its annual commencement gathering Tuesday. George C Woodruff of Columbus was chosen vice president with his nickname Kid Woodruff, Morton Hodgson of Athens secretary, Hugh Gordon of Athens treasurer, and Frank Barrett of Augusta and Col Horton of Riverside Academy Guineaville named honorary members. A bright luncheon followed with alumni and undergraduates attending, including many departing seniors.

Hatton Lovejoy LaGrange George C. Woodruff Columbus George Woodruff Athens Kid Woodruff Georgia Morton Riverside Academy Guineaville Thore

Local tabloid notes from Greenesboro area

A Greenesboro citizen found a boll weevil in a clock brought for repair. E J Phelps a former Greenesboro resident died in Augusta. Floyd Mills, formerly of Greenesboro, died in Cleveland. B W Boyd of Union Point announced candidacy for the Senate. Much corn must be planted again due to wet weather. Tax payments extended to July. Apalachee loses white families over finances. A Madison man has a movie offer. Morgan County sees renewed corn planting. The Madisonian reports bonus bill supporters unpopular after election. Pepper led the fight and won by over 20 thousand votes. The Messenger notes farmers striving to recover from hard times. 150,000 tomato plants given in Putnam. Hearn & Greene of Eatonton bankrupt. Creamery shipping order for 500 pounds butter. Oglettho rpe County freight rates may halt Lexington quarry opening. Some farmers plant cotton after rains. Watson Springs bankrupt. J G Paust appointed trustee in Jasper County hearing. D R Conner of Monticello died in Florida. The News says boll weevil belt farmers find relief in hogs and poultry. conditions won’t continue long. Jasper Industry expanding with more vegetables and dairying. individual effort urged.

Greenesboro E. J. Phelps Augusta Floyd Mills Greensboro Cleveland Ohio B. W. Boyd Union Point Senate Apalachee Vinson Madison Morgan County Madisonian Pepper Messenger Putnam County Hearn & Greene Eatonton Ogletthorpe County Lexington Watson Springs Howell Cobb J. G. Paust H. C. Jackson Hutchins Jasper County D. R. Conner Monticello Florida Jasper

Trustees Adopt Measures At University Meeting

University of Georgia trustees discussed cleaning the old cemetery on Jackson Street and directing the prudential committee to study the cleanup. A legislative bill to permit county tax levies for education was approved for introduction to the legislature, with provisions for county agents and home demonstration agents and related programs.

Jackson Street Board of Trustees Prudential Committee Jackson University of Georgia University Cemet Messia Hodgson McWhorter Rowe Lloyd Cleveland Griffin A. A.” Lawrence Savannah

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