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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1904
Page
1
State Normal School opens tonight with the Junior class exercises featuring Tennyson's Princess. The auditorium is decorated in white and gold for the class colors. The full cast appeared in yesterday's Banner and includes top local talent. Prompt start at 8:30, with many visitors and educators from across the state in attendance.
Samuel F Woods aged 71 a longtime Clarke county resident died at his Barberville home last night. The community mourns a respected local figure with a lengthy tenure in the area.
President Branson invites Chancellor Hill and the University of Georgia faculty, Lucy Cobb Institute staff, county and city education leaders, Athens officials, Elks Knights of Pythias, Pioneer Hook and Ladder, and the public to attend school exercises. Tomorrow at 11 a.m. the bac-c sermon by Rev C B Wilmer precedes Monday morning graduation with Rev P G Sears delivering the address. Sears suffers heart trouble and will be missed. funeral details to appear in tomorrow's paper.
A specialized cylinder for the waterworks electric pump arrived yesterday by express from Holyoke, Massachusetts. It was immediately sent to the station for swift installation and testing once fitted.
The Pocahontas lodge of Red Men plans an entertainment to raise funds for new scenery and costumes with a prize drill by the Athens Guards possibly held together. The lodge is thriving and aims to equip itself for the best possible performances. Druggists endorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praising its digestion aid and health benefits.
A response to Hon H C Tuck contests his handling of county party affairs. The writer argues Tuck refused to call a county convention despite public pressure, cites signatures on a petition, and claims Tuck delayed until his term ends. The piece cites state constitution guarantees for the people’s right to assemble and seek redress.
Prof J M Stephenson once of the University is reported chosen as superintendent of the schools of Commerce. He is noted as a leading young educator in the state and the city is fortunate to secure his services though acceptance remains unsure.
The Thalian dramatic club of theCanivas entty presents The Chums at the opera house on June 14. Local talent and several prominent students form a strong amateur cast, touted as one of Athens finest.
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