Georgia 1911 Commencement in Georgia's Historic Chapel
The 1911 Georgia commencement concluded in the old chapel with 11 graduates in arts science and law, honors to Kelley and Moise, lists of graduates across disciplines, and numerous prizes announced for excellence in writing languages and ethics. Notable attendees included Rev. M Ashby Jones and William J Northen Jr. among others.
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William J. Northen, Jr
Atlanta
Thomas O. Marshall
Law School
Cedartown
John R. Powell, Jr
Swainsboro
John A. Sibley
Milledgeville
M. Ashby Jones
D. D
Augusta
Magnus J. Witman
Macon
George Lombard Kelley
Edwin Warren Moise
Savannah
Henderson Lovelace Lanham
Rome
Praduates
Paul Kimsey
Rendden Winfield Allen
Paul Randolph Anderson
William Wills Anderson
Robert Stanford Arnold
Paul Lafayette Bartlett
George Grady Blanton
Pope Furman Brock
Sam Brock
Joseph Emercon Brown
Render Dallis
William Grimes Dancy
Tillow Henderson
John Hubert Ford
Percy Morton Rubenstein
Hamilton McWhorter
A. B. Burns
Jos
Wilcox
C. P. Willcox
P. M. Rubenstein
G. L. Kelley
8. Brock
Big Rally Urges County Bond Vote and Education Use
County commissioners approved keeping courthouse property intact for county education if bonds pass next month. City Attorney Shackelford says two thirds of October voters are needed, about twelve hundred votes. Citizens newly eligible may register with Tax Collector Linton before the bond election. A countywide rally Saturday at the city hall invites all residents to discuss the issue.
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Shackelford
Linton
Blasting Damages Broad Street Storefronts in Foundation Work
Explosives during foundation excavation at the old Bernstein building damaged glass storefronts of Sol J. Boley and M. Link on Broad Street. Rocks weighing several pounds smashed plate glass. no injuries reported as the blast disrupted the area for several days.
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Broad Street
Sol J. Boley
M. Link
Bernstein
Music at Majestic with Harry Morris and Goodale
Mr. Harry Morris, a clever pianist, performs at the Majestic each evening. The duet with Mr. Goodale provides a delightful accompaniment to the pictures. Showtimes are from 3 to 7 and 8 to 11.
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Harry Morris
Mr. Goodale
Georgia boys chorus lightens senior program at chapel
In a serious college ceremony the chancellor whispered to a student prompting a refreshing interruption. Seniors sang We're the champions of the South we're the jolly Georgia boys that fear no harm, a lively moment during the senior oration commencement ceremony. Haughey's Orchestra, ten pieces, played at Cafe Royal from 6 to 7.
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Georgia Boys
Dave
Haughey
Cafe Royal
Fourth Ward Bond Campaign Committee Forms in City Hall
Yesterday afternoon at city hall Chairman J T Anderson led a strong Fourth ward bond campaign meeting. Citizens from all walks of life attended and plans were set to boost the bond drive with a Monday evening session to update the campaign. The appointed committee includes A H Davison James White M G Michael M W DuBose J R Crane A T Ross F C Shackelford W T Bryan S C Upson F W Hicks E R Hodgson Sr F B Hinton W C Ash J E Talmadge Sr D N Bishop J F Tibbetts T P Vincent C Miller H C Erwin T H Nickerson R T DuBose DuPree Hunnicutt J N Booth J T Cooper E P Watson J W Ingle R R Jones J M Creekmore H T Huggins A Costa W C Whitworth A L Howland J Gholston J C Jester Abe Joel J Van Straaten Max Michael J D Moss D F Miller Every member urged to attend Monday’s meeting.
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J. T. Anderson
Fourth Ward
Bonds
Anderson
A. H. Davison
James White
M. G. Michael
M. W. DuBose
J. R. Crane
A. T. Ross
F. C. Shackelford
W. T. Bryan
S. C. Upson
J. T. Cooper
E. P. Watson
J. W. Ingle
R. R. Jones
J. M. Creekmore
H. T. Huggins
A. Costa
W. C. Whitworth
A. L. Howland
J. , Gholston
J. C. Jester
Abe Joel
J. van Straaten
Max Michael
J. D. Moss
D. F. Miller
Poultry Association to Convene Friday Night at City Hall
Tomorrow evening at city hall the Southern Poultry Association holds its regular monthly meeting. A fine program is planned with addresses by notable citizens. Important business will be transacted and all members are urged to attend.
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Southern Poultry Association
Enoch Arden Elite Biograph Portrayal
Review notes the Elite edition's take on Enoch Arden by Tennyson. Mentions the poem’s tale of a man who leaves home wanders the world then returns to find his wife remarried. Praises pictures and overall portrayal.
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Enoch Arden
Tennyson
Biograph
Classic City Junior Band Barbecue Today
The Classic City Junior Brass Band invites friends to a fundraiser barbecue on Broad Street bridge river bank. Dinner starts at 1 PM with tickets at Wooten's old bookstore for fifty cents each.
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Broad Street
Wooten
Dr B B Chandler Returns Home In Improved Health
Dr B B Chandler, recently resting at Hot Springs Arkansas, came back yesterday in improved health and will soon relocate his family to this city while proceeding with his practice in the new office he opened here months ago.
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B. B. Chandler
Hot Springs
Ark
Clarke County considers city and county chamber of commerce
Clarke County commissioners discussed forming a combined city and county chamber to promote Athens and surrounding areas, attract industry, and draw in settlers. Other actions included drafting a bill to limit court officers’ costs, road and milepost plans, and re election of county physician Dr. H M Fullilove.
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Clarke County
City of
Athens
Prof
Strahan
H. M. Fullilove
Holman
Fire Damaged Levy Home at Hancock Avenue
Firefighters battled a small blaze in the kitchen flue of Ed Levy’s Hancock Avenue residence yesterday just before noon. Damage was estimated at $2 to $3, with no injuries reported.
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Guna
Ed Levy
Hancock Avenue
Will Accept Invitation of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mr Joe Deadwyler of the law class has been invited by the ladies of the city to attend a meeting hosted by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The note indicates local civic interest and engagement with temperance movements.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Joe Deadwyler
Willard WCTU Chapter to Speak at Atlanta Meeting
Frances E. Willard Atlanta chapter of the WCTU with Mrs. Mary McLendon as president plans an address at Grant Park Atlanta. Mr. Dead Wyler is recognized statewide as a promising young man in the section.
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Frances E. Willard
Atlanta
Mary McLendon
Grant Park
Deadwyler
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William Garrad, Jr
Rufus Russell Martin
Louis Otto Pfeiffe
William Stevens Pottinger
Searcy Bradfield Slack
Eugene Baker
Julian Howell Miller
Chester Horace McLemore
Loy Edmund Rast
George Erskine Rice
William Fred Whatley
Charles Olmstead Adams
Bishop Nettles Alsbrook
James Francis Broach
Howell Brooke
Edgar Vernon Carter
Walter Branham Cook
Walter Grover Cornett
Cicero Marion Dobbs
John Porter Fort, Jr
Omer White Franklin
William Robert Gignilliat
Fran Virgil Heath
Malvern Hill, Jr
Robert Carter Jenkins
Robert Grier Lumsden
William Walter Mangum
Thomas Oliver Marshall
James Daniel Palmer
Gaiet
John Adam Sibley
Roy MacNaughten Strickland
Graham Wright
Horace Russell
New York
D. E. Darden
Walter B. Hill
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
G. G. Blanton
L. H. Charbonnier
J. F. McGowan
S. B. Slack
Cyclopaedia of Law and Procedure
H. L. Lanham
Professors of Agriculture
Board of
C. H. McLemore
Virginia-Carolina Chemcal Co
Richmond
R. R. Childs
Virginia Carolins
Bie
Majestic
Classic City
Hodgson
Albany
Atlanta Journal
C. J. Williamson
University of Georgia
Moss
DuPree Hall
LEVY
Joseph Deadwyler
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