Children of the Confederacy Held in Athens at State Convention
Delegates from across Georgia arrive for the Ninth State Convention as Lucy Cobb hosts a lavish opening with hundreds of children presented in dances by Miss McCorkle. The event features festive lighting, Confederate colors, and floral arrangements on the grounds, with a large reception committee and numerous officers and dignitaries attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederacy
Athens
Seney- Stovall Chapel
T. W. Reed
7.Jakson
Lamar Cobb
G. W. McDorman
R. J. Hancock
J. H. Watson
Tom Comer
Hugh Jackson
Mamie Lucas
Mary Wilkins
Frances
Sunday School Teacher Training Opens in July
The Athens district standard Sunday school teacher training course runs July 3 to 10 at the State Normal school. Faculty includes Miss Willette Allen and Miss Anna Hansen with M. W. Brabham, Miss Map Zeigler, and R. D. J. Earnest leading courses on organization, pupil study, methods, and religious teaching. Six courses are offered with textbooks required. room and meals are $7 weekly, $1 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State Normal School
Willette Allen
Atlanta School
Anna M. Hansen
General Sunday School Board
M. E. Church
South
Florida
M. W. Brabhem
Department of Circuit
General Sunday School
Miss. Map Zeigier
Department of
Psychology
A. Shelton
Af Te
Dia Tesamy
Univer
Rober
H. Mee
Brabham
Cunningham & North
Miss Zeigler
Barclay
Earnest
Mise
Allen
Danielson
G. F. Venable
Presience
Athins
Local society notes from Macon and nearby towns
Joseph Lumpkin returns from Atlanta improved after weeks away at Wesley Memorial. Mrs A R Dorsey and son visit Gainesville relatives. Branch Breedlove wedding in Bishop Thursday. J Warren Smith Alice Chandler and Dot Haselton plan to attend. George Clarke back in Slava k after short city visit. Annie Carlton recovering from a fractured arm. Mrs C M Strahan and Miss Mary Strahan to return from Washington and travel to Mountain City for summer, with Mrs Lawton or Mrs Olin Dozier and Thomas. Gerdine and Corinne Gerding stay with Mrs T J Wooster for the summer. Mrs Anna Bryant Lane leaves Tuesday for Children of the Confederacy convention at St Lucy Cobb. Chancellor Barrow to attend Georgia alumni dinner in Macon. Mrs R A Cooper returns from Monroe visit. Mrs BE L Wier and Billy Wier visit Lizzie Wayne in Monroe. Foster McGauhee improving after illness at Meigs Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Nix
Albany
Ade Ine Baum
Dublin
Kate’ Latham
Savannah
Crawford Chapter
A. E. Crawford
Louise Calhoun Phinizy
Mra
James L. Sexton
J. Warren Smithy
Morton Hodgson
R. J. Hanscock
Mias
Frances West
T. P. Stanley
Cobb Lampkin
M. P. Jarnigan
E. L. Griggs
Gerald Green
J. Warren Smith
Alice Chandler
Dot Haselton
Bishop
George Clarke
Slavak
City
Anna Bryant Lane
the Children of the Confederacy
St Lucy Cobb
Macon
Con Telegraph
BE. L. Wier
Billy Wier
Lizzie Wayne
Monroe
Foster McGauhee
Meigs Street
Joint Vespers by College Y M C A and Y W C A
University of Georgia secretary treasurer i T. Reed spoke at vesper services in the University chapel on Tuesday evening. The talk, titled Interest and Sincerity, urged putting effort into work, noting success begins in the mind. Vesper services will be held each evening by the combined Y M C A and Y W C A with campus leaders participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It. W. Reed
University of Georgia
University Chapel
University Y. M.C. A
Mr. Reed
Reed
T.R. Trigg
University of Georgia Y. M. C. A
Y. M
Tithe Ta
Bills Proposed In House Yesterday in Georgia 1921
Special to The Banner. Atlanta June 28 bills introduced in the Georgia House include proposals to regulate commercial fertilizer by requiring analysis labels and refund liability, four terms for Walton superior court, creation of a city court in Ashburn, a new office of executing attorney replacing the prosecuting general, allow common carriers to rest on sheriffs and deputies, regulate court reporter pay, increase coroner constable and juror fees for inquests, place children by non relatives under state welfare jurisdiction, record discharges from U S military service, repeal the department of labor, shift shad season start to January 1, authorize primary nominations on second Wednesday in September, permit carriers to sell unclaimed freight, and appropriate funds for public buildings and to cover 1921 deficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tyson
Worth
Georgia
Walton
Walton County
Branch
Turner
City Court of
Aahburn
Lankford
Toombs
Pruett
Lumpkin
Wimberly
Laurena
Fulton
Hamilton
Floyd
State Board of Public Welfare
Beckham
Dougherty
United States
Judiciary
Whitley
Douglas
Department’ of Labor
Labor and Labor
Vocelle
Camden
Beck
Carroll
Hunter
Chatham
DuBose
Clarke
Scarffolded Summer Sweater Trend Featured In Adorned Wardrobe
A vivid description shows a scarf worn as a sweater disguising the outfit with a transparent blouse and wash satin skirt. Three pictures illustrate the process from opening the scarf to wrapping the sleeves and draping around the left shoulder as a stylish, summery accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
Nash
Georgia House Debates Bills On Health, Roads and Finance
The 1921 Georgia session considers measures to establish a state Board of Pharmacy, regulate coroners fees, regulate marriage licenses and health certificates, reform county treasurer roles in Henry county, create a roads and revenues commission, require railroad worker protection, promote rural high school and college arts, set motor vehicle speed limits, and ease county tax collection penalties. Several delegations push for university and agricultural department actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measra
Bush
Lamar
Fowler
Bibb
Georgia Board of Pharmacy
Defio
Moore
Appling
Y Ee Reagan
Henry
Reagan
Henry County
Metars, Perkins and Hatcher
Muscogee
Fulton
Rutherford
Monroe
University of Georgia
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Lucy Cobb
Mendelssohn
Mr. Killips
Methodist Sunday Ir
Edna Sanders
Pacange
Missie
Rat T. Blace
Oconee Street
AF. Nunn
Maré, Blackmon
Thomas Street
Ja- He
Gu'wlon
Simmon
Augusta
Dur Ham's Pond
Stella Flatau
Beatrice Abrams
Evelyn Boley
Mildred Boley
Rose
Esther Bush
Ray Hanna Warner
Amelia Dornblatt
Albert Dornblatt
Irwin Myerson
Junior Simmons
Harold Mar Wiarold Goldstein
Paul Morrin
Pheel Japkower
Ber Brass Porortes
Arthur Piatais Pare
Boley
Mrs. Abrams
Soe
Mre Oh
Davison
A. H. Davison
Aid Mmalohsry ‘Ptlety
Firat Bietvodiet Vetiurch
Leeee
Misg
Nelc Wier
Nell Wier
Harvey C.iss
Harvey Cabanies
Design
Misa van Wilkins
Julia Andrews Marks
Montgomery
Anne
St. Augus
W. F. Watson
Tallulah
Milledge Area
Carl D. McNelly
Sisk
Mrs. Wheeler
Prince Avenue
Mias Norwood Key
James A. Moss
Orangeburg
D. C
Mary Wilking
Natalie Bocock
Otto Vincent
Columbia
Elmer Crawford
Turnerville
Nellie Green
Crawford
Sam Ware
St. Mary’s Hospital
W. C
Nelms
Titan
Moon
Micon
M. J. Gires
Mrs. James White
Lewis Funkenstein
New York
Harrison
Bluma Fonkenstein
Spiker
Dorothy Holmes
Annie Jordan
Cordele
Barrow
Harry Hodgson
Columbus
University
H.C. Erwin
Harold Hinton
Helen, Ga
Rap
Wilbur Young
Georgia Young
Hubble Young
Reaves Snead
Mrs. McClain
Mary McClain
J. W. Keating
Helen
C. B. Farr
Virginia
Joe Lumpkin
Wesley Memorial
A.R. Dorsey
Son
Gainesville
Charles Chandler
Branch-Breedlove
Bhatt
Sige Mises
Annie Carlton
C. M. Strahan
Mary Strahan
Washington, D. C
Mountain City
Lawton
Olin Dozier
Thomas
White Sulphur Springs
Gerdine
Corinne Gerding
T. J. Wooster
Aack Wooster
Yer ‘Wootter
Dempsey
R. A. Cooper
A. G. Jaynes. Oe
Tebe Ug
Rose Imnane
Colquitt
Department of Agriculture
Emmanuel
Banner
S.bee
the Athens Banner
Eo Vate
Athens, Ga
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