04 May 1907
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
1
The Banner publishes an unsigned reader letter defending home purchasing while offering concrete examples from Athens. The response argues mutual advantage in trade and cites cases of bread delivery, laundry service, and children’s shoes to illustrate why locals seek outside suppliers.
Lafayette H Ginn of Atlanta is missing from his home at 159 Venable Street. The 5 foot 4 inch, 130 pound machinist with sandy hair and blue eyes disappeared Tuesday morning leaving his family distressed. Police and relatives have found no trace, with no apparent motive or reason for the disappearance.
A crowded warehouse gathering last night featured Mr. Harlow delivering a powerful sermon. Trof. Ridenour announced an illustrated solo for tonight. Harlow also plans a sermon on Conversion of Paul for the Athens women at three this Sunday.
Reverend Troy Beatty appears at the Y M C A gathering in a brief report noting his participation. The item records a short, respectful mention by a named church figure in a community setting.
Auburn defeats Georgia 5 to 4 in a rain shortened game after six innings. Foley and Reynolds split mound duties as McClure shines at short for Auburn, Graves lofts a triple and two batted in, while Georgia salvage two runs in the first and fourth. Weather and late-inning drama stymie both sides with potential for a rematch.
At eleven today the YMCA Boys' Department presents a fun filled show for young Athenians with games, music by C. M. James on guitar and harp, and refreshments including ice cream cake and tea. Admission is five cents. boys and girls over ten invited.
Change of schedule details list amendments to train timings. Entries show No. 62 at 10:30 a.m. No. 41 at 6:10 a.m. adjustments include 2:36 p.m. No. 51 7:00 p.m. and other numbered trains with varying times.
The committee appointed to arrange a program for the mayors visiting on the 28th and 29th met at city hall last night. They discussed entertainment details and formed part of a plan. A further meeting is set for Monday to finalize the program and make a public announcement.
Davison Acholson Co advertises a white quilt sale with hundreds of textiles and accessories offered at substantial discounts. The notice lists towels pillow cases auto cloth diaper cloth baby caps hats dresses gloves parasols umbrellas belts laces and ready to wear items plus millinery and house furnishings. Strong entities include Davison Acholson Co and Atlanta.
The Athens W C T U plans a picnic today under the trees on the campus near Baldwin street. Mia and W H Young are among those listed to speak briefly in what organizers promise will be an enjoyable event.
Judge Newman and court officials depart for Atlanta after a mistrial in S A Oliver vs Southern Railway. The Webb vs Southern Railway case also ends without a verdict amid a long day. J S Brooks v American Bridge Company was transferred to Atlanta by consent of the parties.
Large crowds visit Dreamland as new nightly programs begin. Prof. Taylor, an experienced operator, guarantees bright, sharp images with every showing and promises a full Monday change of program for returning audiences.
The Teachers of The State are being informed of the fine facilities offered by the summer school. Sun by T. J. Wooster at the University of Georgia is promoting the program to attract inquiries and attendees. Train schedules for Seaboard Air Line are listed with arrival times at Athens. Frank Hodgson is expected to return home Sunday.
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