06 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1904
Page
1
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Friday evening March 11 Athens hosts Commencement Day at the Deestrict Skule with Dominic Ichabod Crane played by Prof. D. O. Barrow and Theodore Roosevelt Busy by Prof. G. G. Bond. Miss Deerie Mayflower will sing Coming Thro the Rye as Mrs. Melissa Flerherity discusses education and city topics with Dominic Crane. Tickets 25 and 35 cents. Hood's Sarsaparilla suggested in ad prose.
Silk department announces new stock for waists skirts and dresses including pongee plain and embroidered foulards pin check silks habuti wash silks chiffon satin Japanese louine silk satin duchess peau de soie and taf fetas in black white and color. Prices range from 374 cents to 8.59 a yard.
On sale the latest Belts Shirt Waist Sets Scarf Veils Wrist Satchels Hosiery Handker chiefs all Jinen Table Scarfs Covers Center Pieces with handmade all Jinen Cluny Lace.
We present a well prepared display of dainty and fresh creations from foreign and mystic artists. Crepe de Chine Wool Voiles Etamines Crystals Jenadines Embroidered Chiffons Silk Warp Lamson Novelty Suit Patterns and many other new sales. Complete line of new Dress Trimmings.
Visit the section for the newest effects in cotton voile etamines silk ginghams and percales. French and American ginghams merErized fancies and a great range of colorings and designs are showcased.
Prof Sylvanus Morris will present an engaging lecture on the Panama Canal at Seney Stovall chapel Monday evening March 7. He will cover history statistics and politics with humorous touches and a 25 cent admission.
Rehearsals have begun for Friday's Branson Library benefit production conducted by Mr. Atkinson. About 150 actors are set, including 40 children, with 50 young ladies already in rehearsal. The event showcases strong local talent and features notable chorus and floral design effects.
Miss Mildred Rutherford, newly back from Palestine, will speak on The Environments of Palestine at vespers this afternoon at Lucy Cobb Institute at 5 30. The address opens a series of Holy Land talks and will include music by the Institute’s young ladies.
Morning service at eleven preached by Dr Howard P He at the First Methodist church. Evening talk by Mrs Stott on a missionary topic. Evening service at 7 80 oclock. Health ad for Kodo Dyspepsia Cure claims strength and digestion benefits sold by all druggists.
A citizen defends William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic platform against attacks. The letter condemns commercialism and imperial actions, praises Bryan for placing people above money, and calls for defending liberty and self government amid nationalstrife.
This afternoon at four o clock a union meeting will be held at the First Baptist church inviting all church members and unaffiliated persons. Led by Dr. Howard Pope of Connecticut, a Yale graduate and Congregational pastor, the event aligns with the Northfield movement promoting Bible study and evangelistic work.
Linen Etamine and Soft Linens headline a fabric market push as linings and textiles move ahead in buying interest. Trade quotes indicate steady demand for premium linens alongside everyday fabrics.
The passage debates liberty and justice in democracy and condemns trusts as an avaricious force. It contrasts ethical election outcomes with the bloodless impact of concentrated wealth on society and producers. Names include JNO. and FORT, with mention of the national democracy.
The Philharmonic Club held its second open session at Miss Mabel Hodgson's home with Chopin as the evening's composer. Members Edith ion Ruth and Mariam Hodgson Marie Pitner and Hugh Hodgson performed various pieces including a piano quartet and Nocturne Valse, followed by a piano duo and Polonaise. The club, organized last October, meets twice monthly and invites friends to four annual open sessions. Officers for the year include President Miss Mabel Hodgson Vice President Mr John Brown Secretary and Treasurer Mr Roy Strickland.
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