Carithers Brothers Gift New Bethabara Church In Oconee County
The Carithers brothers donor 165 acres of farm land and a brick church building for Bethabara Baptist Church near Athens Oconee County. The 23 000 dollar structure seats 600 and will be dedicated tomorrow with Rev G A Nunnally preaching. The old churchyard memorializes their parents and the land funds upkeep and cemetery care through rental income.
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Bethabara
Oconee County
Athens
Monroe
G. A. Nunnally
Br. G. A. Nunnally
Shorter College
Mercer University
Officer High
Southern Baptist Church
James Y. Carithers
Messrs
R. L
H. A. Carithers
Winder
Carithers
Mr. Carithers
Old Bethabara
Flowers to Lecture Here on the Japanese Problem
Chautauqua week will feature Mr. Flowers addressing the Japanese issue in America. He resides in California and brings Eastern experience from lecture tours, having led the International Lyceum Association for two years. His talk titled Color Line and Picket MoFLOWERS will lecture here Chautauqua week on the
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America
Flowers
California
East
International Lyceum Association
Chautauqua and Lyceum
Chautauqua
Georgia Dominates N C A and M With Big Victory
Georgia defeated N C A and M 7 to 1 in Raleigh as Patterson reports. Clements led with three hits while Henderson, Ginn, Harrison, and Bob added two apiece. Corley fanned ten in a strong start as Georgia pounded four triples and one double off Jaynes.
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Patterson
Raleigh
N. C
Georgia
Ginn
Clements
Bob
Henderson
Harrison
Torbett
To ™Bett
Jaynes
Captain Farmer
Winston
Gammon
Intercollegiate Debate Tonight Between South Carolina and Virginia
The public is invited to an intercollegiate debate this evening at 8:30 in the University of Georgia chapel. Virginia is represented by J. O. Beatty of Ruckersville and A. R. Erdmann of Charlottesville. South Carolina by J. S. Dudley of Columbia, M. A. Wright of Trenton, and H. D. Russell of Georgia as master of ceremonies. The University band will play and judges are J. T. H. McPherson, R. P. Brooks, T. F. Green, T. J. Wooster, and J. S. Stewart.
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University of Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
J. O. Beatty
Ruckersville
A. R. Erdmann
Charlottesville
Columbia Institution
J. S. Dudley
Columbia
M. A. Wright
Trenton
H. D. Russell
Georgia
University Band
Messrs
J. T. H. McPherson
R. P. Brooks
T. F. Green
T. J. Wooster
J. S. Stewart
Tit for tat game between Georgia and Tech scrubs
Georgia scrubs and Tech scrubs were expected to meet in Atlanta but neither side appeared. The expected sequence would have Tech 9 Georgia 0, then Georgia 9 Tech 0, under the usual rules.
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Georgia Scrubs
Atlanta
Tech
Tech Scrubs
Taffeta Favored in Panniered Frocks and Summer Styles
Taffeta remains the most favored fabric for panniered frocks though moire and gabardine show strength. Patterns feature brocades, stripes and nearly invisible plaids with champagne foundations. Prices: taffeta 25 per yard up, gabardine from 2.50 per yard. Patterns No. 8259 and 8197 with sizes 22 to 30. Pattern book offer and postage details included.
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Gabardine
Ladies’ Home Journal
Dedication of the First Baptist Church at Winder Georgia
Announcement of the May 10 dedication of the First Baptist Church at Winder Ga with Rev W H Faust as pastor. The church, organized July 29 1892 and formerly Jug Tavern, lists charter members and a long line of pastors and officers including clerks, organist Miss Ruby Camthers, deacons, and various Ladies Aid and Missionary Society leaders.
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Winder
First Baptist Church
J.J. Hervill
T. J. Vickers
J. J. Stewart
J.S. Blakey
John Edgar
A. J. Kelly
John C. Gibson
Nancy Wright
Mamie Stanton
Armando Mason
Edna Almand
E. P. Mathews
Morale Harvill
Abbie Perry
Bertie Harris
M. J. Kelley
A. J. Kelley
W. M. Cole
L. T. Reed
T. FE
McCutchens
A. FE
Booth
M. M. Riley
John D. Mell
R. D. DeWeese
J. W. Perry
L. 4. Brown
J.P. Eden, Jr
W. H. Faust
N. J. Kelley
Ruby Camthers
Thorister
George N. Bagwell
W. J. Blasingame
E. M. Moulder
J. M. Poole
W. H. Sheats
H. N. Rainey
J. J Wilson
A. S. Morgan
J. R. N. Baugh
Pastor Faust to Preach Three Dedication Services Next Month
Rev. W. H. Faust pastor of the Baptist church has accepted invitations to preach at three dedication services within the next month. He will speak at First Baptist Church of Winder on May 10, Arnoldsville Baptist Church on May 31, and Attica Baptist Church on June 2. Years ago at Arnoldsville he led a revival meeting that added 105 members in ten days.
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First Baptist Church OF
Winder
Broad
Stephens Streets
W. H. Faust
William
The
Baptist Church
Howard Faust
Arnoldsville Baptist Church
Attica Baptist Church
Arnoldsville
Faust
Dedication Program For Local Church Unveiled
The church, valued at $20 000, underwent painting and new electric lights. Pastor Rev W H Faust, a Southern Baptist Seminary graduate, will lead dedications with sermons by Rev D W Key, D D and Rev W M Coile. Dinner on grounds follows. Former members and pastors expected on the 10th.
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W. F. Huffaker
George N. Jngwell
W. HL. Faust
D. W. Key
D. D
W. M. Coile
Foley Kidney Pills urged for bladder distress relief
An advertisement urges readers to take Foley Kidney Pills to ease irregular painful bladder weakness and burning sensations. It claims relief from pain and faster results, with a promise of no harmful drugs and a tonic restorative effect from H. R. Palmer & Son.
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H. R. Palmer & Son
Change of Schedule for Georgia Railroad at Athens
Effective Sunday May 3 the schedule of trains over the Georgia railroad at Athens is amended. East ern time Train No 50 leaves Athens at 9 00 a m Train No 52 leaves Athens at 4 40 p m Train No 51 arrives at Athens at 1 25 p m Train No 53 arrives at Athens at 9 35 p m Train No 54 leaves Athens 11 a m Train No 55 arrives at Athens 8 45 a m
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Georgia Railroad
Athens
Linton Spring Water Ad Endorsed by Athens Physicians
Athens physicians endorse Linton Spring Water as pure and fit for serving. The ad notes agency for Bewden Lithia and provides phone numbers A4 and 95 for contact and service.
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Athens
Bewden
Stubborn cough ad urges Foley’s Honey and Tar
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for stubborn coughs and throat irritation. It warns springtime lingering coughs are risky and urges refusing substitutes while crediting H. R. Palmer & Son for selling the product.
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Foley
H. R. Palmer & Son
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