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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1921
Page
8
An old time recipe for darkening hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. The ad promises no visible regrowth, creamy lustre, and a natural appearance after several applications, with easy application via brush or comb.
PRINCE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH led by Pastor N Jennings and Superintendent B Wingfield announces revival services with preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by Dr. J B Leavell. Sunday school meets at 11 a.m. evangelism emphasized. youth groups meet 7 p.m. during revival. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH with Rev E L Hill offers 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. services. morning topic Power Lost and Recovered. evening Judas Iscariot. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.. Lance chapel 3:30 p.m.. Hoyt chapel 3:30 p.m.. midweek activities noted.
Rev Walter Anthony outlines altered hours for evening service and prayer meeting. Sunday at 11 a m is for children and young people with cordial invitations extended. Sunday school 10 a m F J Bondurant superintendent Sacramental message at 11 15 a m Lord's Supper follows. 8 p m sermon and 3 30 p m R O T C for Christian Service. Wednesday prayer meeting 8 p m.
Central Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday services with Pastor Rev Samuel J Cartledge and staff including J T Dudley and High L Hodgson. First Baptist Church announces Dr Kerr Boyce Tupper will preach morning on Spiritual Vision and evening on A City of Golden Opportunities at Prince Avenue High School auditorium.
Rev A G Richards rector announces changes at Emmanuel Church with Holy Communion at 7 30 am Sunday School 945 am Holy Communion and Sermon 11 am Evening Prayer and Sermon 830 pm Wednesday and Friday services 6 pm until October Sunday evening service moved to 830 pm.
The Christian Church announces Sunday school begins at 10 am and preaching at 11 o clock by Rev. F. B. Quick of Atlanta, regional superintendent of Sunday schools for the southeastern states, inviting congregants to attend.
An advertisement urges readers to attend a service at 7 p m and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as remedies for biliousness constipation loss of appetite impaired digestion torpid liver dullness headaches and general vitality. Also notes Seaboard schedule changes with No 11 passing Athens at 5 55 a m arriving Atlanta at 8 15 a m.
The roster lists teams and players for YMCA ball clubs. Captains include Slaughter Bedgood Hopkins Meadow Whitle and Davis. Other listed players cover a wide range of surnames, with multiple captains indicated throughout the roster.
The text discusses catarrhal deafness, its relation to Eustachian tube function, and claims about cure through unspecified catarrh medicines. It notes the condition is not cured by local or simple remedies and mentions a circuit court reference.
Twenty four American college graduates were to be chosen on May 1 to pursue advanced courses in Belgian universities under the relief foundation. Nominations to be made by 18 American university heads for an exchange with the Foundation Universitaire of Belgium, which has already selected twenty students, two of whom are women, for continued studies in the United States.
A fragmented list of players and a dense May and June match schedule appears. Names include Conolly Costa Patman Wil ins Smith Forbes Goodman Weatherly Hopkins Davis Meadow Slaughter Bedgood Meadow and Smith among others with multiple dates from May 3 to June 3 and venue notes. The text resembles a sports calendar with pairings and results.
American educational group under Herbert Hoover plans permanent reforms with future professorships funded by aid to Belgian institutions in rehabilitation. American fellows will study at Brussels Ghent Liege Antwerp and Mons institutions as part of the exchange.
A fragmented 19th century advert from Zaneville Ohio promotes Chamberlain's Past Remedy. Mrs Prod Artér asserts regular use eases coughs and colds and urges readers to try the medicine and judge its effectiveness themselves. The dealer relies on testimonials to boost sales.
The snippet recounts a quarrel between Jimmie and neighbors sparked by the Teters children entering a garden. Uncle John explains the children trampled plants, prompting Mrs. Teters’ refusal to restrain them and tension over gate keeping. Neighbors no longer speak.
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