Trustees discuss higher education funding plan at UGA meeting
University of Georgia trustees met in a called session in the campus library led by ex Governor Henry D. McDaniel. They postponed the full funding plan until the regular meeting and named a committee to visit North Georgia Agricultural College at Dahlonega for commencement. The board avanzado work on Men of Mark in Georgia with Northen directing and John Temple Graves and Joel Chandler Harris contributing. A portrait of Governor Terrell is among planned engravings.
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University of Georgia
Henry D. McDaniel
Messrs. McDaniel
Gober
Howell
Newton
Persons
Harris
Hamilton
Adams
Simmons
Callaway
Cobb
Hull
Bow
Messrs. Howell
Hull and
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Georgia
Northen
Arrivals at Hotel Imperial
LOVE OF MONEY May be the root of all evil but money properly used is the agent of great good. A merchant who does not do his best to take advantage of every honest opportunity to make money will not long remain in business There is no better way to keep your trade on the increase than to advertise not once nor twice But all the time And in Athens and Northeast Georgia THE BANNER reaches toe Fa toe people.
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Athens
Georgia
Boston
The Lamp of Life at DePew-Burdette Stock Co
The Lamp of Life was the bill at the opera house last night to a large and pleased audience. The company offers new plays with special scenery and nightly changes. Moving pictures boost attendance and the program includes Parsifal. Rip Van Winkle follows. Tomorrow matinee features A Soldier s Sweetheart.
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DePew-Burdette Stock Co
Opera House
Athens
Rip van Winkle
Joseph Jefferson
Paving Lumpkin Street Full Width
The county agrees to pave 12 feet in the street center with Belgian block to the brow of the hill and macadamize the usual width to the city limits. The ordinance proposes the city pave the remaining portion to the brow of the hill. It promises a great improvement though a completion date is unknown.
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Lumpkin Street
Red and Black to play Mercer in Macon this afternoon
The Red and Black faces Mercer in Macon with Georgia already winning one game. The opera house in Macon will host live telegraph reports with Randolph Jacques and Will Solomon assisting the operator. Admission is twenty five cents and a large crowd is expected.
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Red
Macon
Georgia
Mercer
Randolph Jacques
Will Solomon
Athens
Beaver elected Assistant Physical Director at University
Prof. Sandy Beaver of Stone Mountain has been chosen by the Board of Trustees as Assistant Physical Director. The post will be of significance while Prof. A. H. Patterson remains physical director. Beaver’s decision to accept is awaited and expected to be announced soon. He is a popular alumnus and former standout athlete in football and baseball.
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Sandy Beaver
Stone Mountain
A. H. Patterson
Prof. Beaver
Prof
Beaver
Georgia Aims to Beat Emory and Tech in Atlanta Track Meet
Georgia track team trains hard for next week’s meet with Emory and Tech in Atlanta. Georgia’s confidence reflects past wins as the rivals also prepare their strong squads.
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Tech
Emory
Georgia
Atlanta
Rosser Buried in Covington After Sudden Death
Dr J S Bryan returned from Covington Georgia where he attended the funeral of Rev J E Rosser pastor of White Plains and Siloam Methodist churches He died suddenly at White Plains a few days earlier His death was a great loss to Methodism and he was noted as a skilled man.
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Dr. J. S. Bryan
Covington, Ga
Rev. J. BE. Ros
Rosser
White Plains Methodist Church
Siloam Methodist Church
White Plains
Scuffle at Morris store leads to mayor s court docket
A scuffle in the Morris store at Broad and Jackson streets involved M and L Morris and clerk S A Wallace. Wallace alleges provocation while Morris brothers report Wallace was drinking and cursing. Wallace received a head wound from scissors during the fracas. All three faced mayor s court charges set for trial this morning.
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Wallace
Rev D Stone 16 Some Better
Rev D Stone's condition improved slightly and he remains conscious at times. Physicians express cautious hope for recovery though paralysis persists. thousands of friends remain hopeful for continued improvement and eventual restoration of health.
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D. Stone
Ellison. D. Stone
fragmentary notice of event and time
Fragmented OCR text hints at a physical event with a pearly date and a half past time. Details are unclear but reference to timing suggests a scheduled activity or arrival. No names, places, or organizations are readable.
County School Officials Meet in Macon Georgia
The Georgia county school officials hold a three day meeting in Macon May 9 to 11 with devotional exercises, addresses by Hon Bridges Smith and Hon Hooper Alexander, and talks on school improvements, taxation, library work, agriculture in schools, and state educational papers.
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Macon
Georgia
J. Lee White
Bridges
Bennett
Brooks County
Bacod
Mallory B. Taylor
W.B
Hooper Alexander
Bibb County
Sia
W. Bewe
V. A. Ham
Coweta County
B. S. Fitzpatrick
Twiggs County
Wm. Riley Boyd
Atlanta
G. A. Alexander
E. H. McMichael
J. B. Aswell
Public Instruction of Louisiana
M. M. Parks
H. C. White
B. Chapman
State YMCA to Raise Funds for Georgia Campus Building
The Georgia University Y M C A plans a major fund drive to finance a new Y M C A building on the campus. W Woods White of Atlanta told the University board of trustees that a substantial sum is being sought and that the state committee will proceed under university oversight to ensure success.
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University of Georgia
W. Woods. White
Atlanta
University
State x, Inc
M. CA
M. C
Famous Pictures Exhibition at Windsor Hotel Parlors
A major art display featuring works by masters from Trumbull to Velasquez will tour the United States and arrive for viewing May 10 to 13 at the Windsor Hotel Parlors under Athens high schools. Admission is 10 cents and the collection includes many renowned artists and works.
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Windsor Hotel
Athens High Schools
Trumbull
Lentze
Darley
Brozek
Overend
Corot
Velasquez
Hobbena
Morcke
Dolph
Phelps
James
Terelle
Breton
Mesdag
Stewie Schneck
Mare
Jugel
Bonheur
Dupre
Menier
Whistler
Troyon
Murillo
Sara
Riecke
Raphael Hoffman
van Dyke
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John Temple Graves
Joel Chandler Harris
Gov. Terrell
Arrinals
Hotel Imperial
H. S. Reed
City
R. Z. Lane
Nashville
Tenn
J. E. Stephens
H. E. Merrow
Milwaukee
L. E. Tate
Canton
J. A. Cook
Winston
N. C
G. E. Deadwyler
Mayesville
J. E. Mathis
Americus
Ned Epps
A. E. Creviston
Chattanooga
J. McIlroy
Baltimore Md
B. Tiller
Sandy Cross
DR. Rosser
Covigton
Broad St
M. & L. Morris
Broad and
Jackson Streets
Messrs
L. Morris
S. A. Wallace
Messers. Morris
Sical
Atte
Rome
E. C. Branson
Supt. Public Instruction of Louisiana
Jone
J. S. Stewart
Seaborn Wright
H. R. Palmer & Bone
Smith
Bfes
YM. C. A
White
State Committee
Turner
Stent
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