Georgia State Optical Association Plans Athens Meeting
The Georgia State Optical Association announces its annual Athens meeting on July 24. The program combines spring and winter sessions with speeches, papers, officers to be elected, a banquet, and a strong appeal for all opticians in Georgia to attend and respond with their plans to be present.
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State Optical Association
Georgia State Optical Association
Athens
Opticians of
Georgia
Optometry
American Association of Opticians
J. H. Spratling
Macon
C. E. Or
Fress
Dublin
I. M. Schwab
Savannah
Hi. J. Godin
Augusta
W. E. Walker, Jr
Vidalla
Athens Women Lead Special Edition of Constitution for Ella White Fund
At Emmanuel Church the Athens Women’s Club held a well attended meeting to discuss a special edition of the Constitution for the Ella White Endowment Fund. The edition, produced with the Tennessee and Georgia federation support, aims to raise funds for educational ventures and memorialize Mrs. H. C. White. Plans call for 65,000 copies in state circulation and broader distribution, with retailers and businesses encouraged to buy and promote the edition.
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Athens
Ella White
Emmanuel Church
Athens Women's Club
Thomas F. Green
Sheppard
Madison
Eighth District
State Federation
R. B. Parker
Knoxville
Federation
H. C. White
Athens Bond Election Vote Locations
Polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today for school and street improvement bonds. Voting sites: Ward 1 McDonalds Stables Clayton Street, Ward 2 City Hall, Ward 3 Weatherlys Stables Broad Street, Ward 4 Court House. Chamber of Commerce president urges early voting and support for both bond issues.
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McDonald's
Clayton Street
City Hall
Weatherly’s
Broad Street
Court House
Cvr
Erwin
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Braves Move Training Camp From Athens To Atlanta
Boston club under George Stallings relocates from Sanford Field in Athens to Atlanta for practice, abandoning Athens for the season. Officials deny any contract or payment, citing invitation and mutual consent as the basis for the move and praising Atlanta for better facilities.
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Stallings
Braves
Atlanta
Georgia
George Stallings
Athens
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
Toronto
Haddock
Nickerson
Ponce de Leon
Athletic Board
the University
Chamber of Commerce
Sanford
Sanford Field
First Woman Petitioner in Bankruptcy Case Heard
The section records the first woman petitioner in bankruptcy. Mrs Uizzie Arnold of Statham Ga appeared yesterday before Col Lou Hutchins of Lawrenceville referee in bankruptcy. Hearing continues to April 6 with multiple matters awaiting decision.
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Col
Lou Hutchins
Renceville
Uizzie Arnold
Statham
J. W. Sikes
Messrs. W. M. Smith
H. C. Erwin
Messrs
S. C. Upson
F. C
T. J. Shackelford
Lawrenceville
Three New Coaches Planned for S A L Trains 57 58
Railroad Commissioner J A Perry of Lawrenceville announces in a Feb 28 1913 letter that three new coaches will be added to Seaboard Air Line trains 57 and 58 soon. He also notes handling extra cars on Saturdays and Mondays for overflow travel and instructs conductors to remove curtain partitions and keep white and colored passengers in designated cars. The letter covers cleanliness and pending depot toilet facility decisions.
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Perry
Seaboard Air Line
J. A. Perry
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Atlanta
Baraca Founder to Attend Athens State Convention
A letter confirms Marshall A. Hudson of Syracuse will attend the Athens Baraca convention from May 9 to 11. The Baracas of the World founder, organizer and president plans to address the gathering with his message Winning Them One by One. About four to five hundred young men from across the state are expected, along with other visitors.
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C. E. Folsom
W. R. Wilson
Brandt
Athens
B. B. Bostwick
J. L. Pendley
Baraca
Marshall A. Hudson
Syracuse
New York
Baracas of the World
A Good Comedy at Colonial Pleases Lawrence Players
The Lawrence Players present Just out of College at the Colonial for the first half of the week. Miss Goldie Beach shines as Martha Thompson with strong support from Geo L. Dick Prof. Potter and Mr Wells as Mr Thompson. The artist character by Mr Lawrence and Henry Goodruff by Mr Reed draw hearty laughs in a well staged concluding act.
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Colonial
Lawrence Players
Goldie Beach
Martha Thompson
Geo. L. Dick
Prof. Potter
Mr. Wells
Eatable Provisions and Optical Services Advertised Today
Daily offerings include snap beans large bell peppers spring onions lettuce new Irish potatoes and fresh strawberries this afternoon. Try Hotel Astor coffee Blue Valley butter Postell's Elegant flour and see our optometrist Haughey Haughey for precise eye examinations using a retinoscope. Limited South Georgia Pumpkin Yams from I mold & Abney. phone 1076.
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Hotel Astor
Blue Valley
South Georgia
Imold & Abney
Revival at First Methodist Opens Season with Sermons
The First Methodist church began a revival series led by Rev. C. C. Jarrell. Morning sermons focused on the resurrection and revival’s meaning, with evening talks on Christian responsibility and personal outreach. Prof. J. C. Wardlaw led song services as preparations for a larger congregational choir continue.
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First Methodist Church
C. C. Jarrell
J. C. Wardlaw
Fraternal Union Electric Lodge Urges Evening Assembly
All members of Electric lodge No. 46 of the Fraternal Union of America are urged to assemble Tuesday at 8 PM in the office of Justice of the Peace Charlies T. Young. Bring certificates. By order of D. P. Haselton, Pres. Advt.
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Electric Lodge
No. 46
Fraternal Union of America
Office of
Justice of the Peace
Charlies T. Young
D. P. Haselton
Cooking School Open to All in Athens
The extension cooking school at Athens High and Industrial School, led by principal Sam F. Harris, closes its 1913 term with classes this week open to all local colored cooks. Daily sessions run 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. with two instructors, showcasing lemon cheese cake caramel cake and one egg cake.
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Athens High and Industrial School
Sam F. Harris
Herald Office
Delightful Easter Egg Hunt On Court House Campus
Yesterday afternoon the Guild of Emmanuel church hosted its annual Easter egg hunt on the courthouse campus from 4 pm to dusk. Children of all ages joined in hunts, collected surprise bags, visited the firehouse zoo animals, and enjoyed ice cream cake and games, ending happy and tired.
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Courthouse
Guild of
Emmanuel Church
Quality Bread Daily Standing Order Advertisement
Quality Bread listing urges a standing order for daily delivery. Arnold and Abney offer fresh green beans, two quarts for 25e, with a note of implied savings and convenient daily service.
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Arnold & Abney
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H. J. Rowe
Agricultural Hall
Chhamber
J. B. Bostwick
M. &. Grimes
Statesboro
H. J. Godin
M. B. Clason
Columbus
C. H. Kittell
Ander Eon Bros
Haughey & Haughey
Optometrists
Tuth-Sa
BejHere
Vention
Fear's Grocery Co
Ju-th-sa
Fraternal Union
Anderson Bros
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