Square and Compass Club Holds Notable Banquet at Clover Leaf
The Square and Compass Club of the University hosted its quarterly banquet at Clover Leaf Tea Room with forty members attending. Toastmaster Ed Paine introduced T Reed, who spoke on sincerity and immortality, followed by V A Capps on Masonry’s practical use. Other speakers included Pittman, Harper, Anthony, Thornton, Wik and Dr Richardson, with a roster of attendees listed.
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Clover Leaf
Ed Paine
T. Reed
Athens
Reed
Wits
Messrs. Pittman
Harper
Anthony
Thornton
Wik
Dr. Richardson
Messrs
E. D. Alexander
Mark Anthony
E. G. Blackwell
M. E. Brand
W. A. Capps
G. E. Carter
Local names listed for unidentified figures in historical notice
A fragmentary OCR item lists G. G. Richardson J We C. D. Stewart W Tatum W. Option H Trigg G. A. Turmer E orook H. Tysingery y Co West. The unreadable text appears to name individuals and a company in a sparse notice fragment.
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G. G. Richardson
J We C. D. Stewart
W Tatum
W. Option H Trigg
G. A. Turmer
E Orook
H. Tysingery
Y Co West
Georgia DAR to Present $4000 University Fund
A $4000 scholarship fund will be presented to the University of Georgia at 9 AM chapel exercises Wednesday. Mrs. Max Land, state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will hand the funds to Chancellor David C Barrow, in Cordele. Special exercises are planned at the chapel hour with attendees named.
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University of Georgia
Daughters of the American Revolution of Georgia
David C. Barrow
University
Max Land
Cordele
Nan i
Funds to help students attend University of Georgia
A memorial fund was proposed by the Elijah Clarke chapter in Athens to raise about 3,000 dollars. The plan, approved Tuesday, would place the money in trust with the interest used to educate boys and girls who wish to attend the University but lack finances.
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Fiecan
D. A. Iver
Elijah Clarke
Athens
City Court To Try Tag Violators Wednesday
About thirty five cases from Ath ens motorists cited for operating cars without valid license tags will be taken to city court here Wednesday morning. Following these, the regular criminal docket will be resumed, officers said Tuesday. Court adjourned Monday afternoon until Wednesday morning.
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Athens
Anhora
Ime
Liabee
ROTC Inspectors Visit University With YMCA Swim Program
Col George Vidmer and Major General Holbrook toured the South inspecting ROTC and cavalry units. In Athens the YMCA program led by WW James showcased swimming instruction for 118 boys, with 227 participants last June and 64 boys in a public demonstration. The effort emphasized life saving and water safety via extensive swimming hours and tests.
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George Vidmer
Cavalry
Wash
D. C
University Chapel
R. Q
T. C
Holbrook
South
Pershing
Camp Benning
University
Col. Vidmer
University of Alabama
Young Men's Christian Association
WW. Janes
Athens
Cme
Twente
Joonday
Jones
Sease
Ufe
Hasse
Crowds Gather for Governor Russell Speech in Jackson
Crowds pressed into the capitol in Jackson on Tuesday to hear Governor Lee M. Russell make an opening statement before a legislative committee examining a supposed pernicious fire insurance lobby. The inquiry includes a $100,000 damage suit alleging seduction by the chief executive against former stenographer Miss Frances Birkhead. Insurance reps were expected to testify as the hearings proceed.
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Jackson
Ctayill
Capitol
Lee M. Russell
Tdd
Frances Birkhead
Pussell
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