Episcopalians Gather for Diocesan Council Events
Preparations are under way for the Diocesan Council in Emmanuel church and parish house for two or three days starting May 28 29. The program lists delegates lay clerical and auxiliary members with prayers services at the church and council sessions at the parish house. The schedule notes the Woman's Auxiliary meeting Bishop's address and the Holy Communion with Dean Pise as celebrant and Gospeller Rev H Fields Semen.
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Emmanuel Church
Dean Pise
Gospeller
H. Fields
Parish Women and Council Plan Day of Meetings and Services
Long schedule outlines church events with the Parish House and Rectory hosting council and auxiliary sessions. A 1:30 p.m. luncheon, a 3:00 p.m. planning time, and an 8:30 p.m. missionary service are detailed alongside morning prayers and Holy Communion. Delegates for the Diocesan Council are listed with several families and church groups named.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Milledge-Lumpkin
Prince-Boulevard
State Normal School holds dual graduations and events
The State Normal School at Muscogee announces two commencements with final exercises for the Muscogee Elementary Training School students, showcasing manual arts drawing domestic science and gardening. The program continues with alumnae events, a Georgia Club presentation, and a concert.
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State Normal School
Muscogee Elementary Training School
Southern Mutual Insurance Company declares 65 percent dividend
The Sixty fifth annual report shows a 65 percent dividend to policy holders, higher than the 40 year and 20 year averages. The company operates as a mutual nonstock insurer with no pecuniary gain, reporting total premiums of 378,489.36 and total income of 428,033.96. Expenditures were 355,693.77 including 189,814.00 in scrip dividends. The meeting to present the report and finalize distributions is June 3.
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Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus
Athens Drummers Elect Elstate Officers in Georgia Florida
News from the Banner reports Athens traveler Sam E Woods of Athens Railway and Electric Co. heads the Elstate organization as grand senior councilor. Ed D Wier elected Georgia Florida jurisdiction head and B S Jones joins the grand council railroad committee. Pensacola won next year’s grand council session after a Florida contest. The convention was a success with drummers making a strong impression in Columbus.
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Sam E. Woods
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Athens
Travelers
Ed. D. Wier
Webb & Crawford Company
Georgia
Florida
Popular Order of Traveling Men
B.S. Jones
Classic City Council
Grand Council
Grand Lodge
Pensacola
Fla
Columbus
Delightful State Normal School Concert Delivers Strong Programs
The State Normal School opened commencement events with an annual concert showcasing a high grade program. Soloists, piano duets, and choral numbers featured students such as Susie Smith, Edla McKenzie, Eunice Tabor, Ruth Meadow, and Ada Dolan among others. The program included overtures, solos, duets, and choruses from classical works, highlighting robust student talent and school musical tradition.
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Suppe
Susie Smith
Mary Smith
Edla McKenzie
Susie Tanner
Eunice Tabor
Blanche Waiter
Bohm
Annie Lee Johnson
Ruth Meadow
Seville
Thuillier
Adelaide Ward
Mary Olmstead
Ella Parker
Thelma Bray
Byrdie Ost'rman
Kathleen Drake
Godard
Edna McKenzie
Jessie Hogg
Elizabeth Smith
Ballaria E Discarla
Jeanne d Arc Play at Lucy Cobb Weather Questioned
Weather permitting the outdoor performance of Jeanne d Arc at Lucy Cobb Institute was moved to 8 30 p m tonight if grounds are usable for audience and cast. If rain or bad conditions persist the annual concert will be held in Sony Stovall chapel with other commencement events following.
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Jeanne d
Lucy Cobb Institute
Jeanne d’ Arc
Sony-Stovall Chapel
Lucy Cobb
Hugh Walker
First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta
Walker
W. W. Memminger
Atlanta
Gerdine and
Brumby
Trustees Report at State Normal School Meeting
The trustees of the State Normal School met yesterday afternoon with Col. T. J. Shackelford presiding and Mr. G. A. Mell secretary. Several members had not arrived by last night, but a quorum was present and routine business was completed. The board will reconvene this morning.
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State Normal School
Col
T. J. Shackelford
G. A. Mell
Revival West End 10 Continue Next Week
West End Baptist church hosts protracted revival meetings led by state evangelist Rev. J. D. Winchester. Sunday School at 9:50 a.m. with Supt. W. E. Furcron, sermon at 11:15 a.m., afternoon services announced after the morning talk, and a prayer and song service at 8 p.m. Winchester preaches at 8:30 p.m. The congregations praise the sermons and expect the revival to continue through next week. The public is invited to attend all services.
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West End Baptist Church
J. D. Winchester
Weldon
W. E. Furcron
Evangelist Winchester
Bro. Winchester
Graduating Exercises Highlight Student Led Luncheon
Ten girls and four boys hosted a luncheon for fifty at noon Friday, prepared by pupils under Miss Rebecca Stewart at a 20 cent per plate limit. The event featured a full program including vocal and instrumental music, readings, certificate delivery by President Pound, and gifts to mothers, with water color designs by Miss Townsend and garden-grown lettuce and radishes.
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Rebecca Stewart
Thelma Bray
Kathleen Drake
Moina Shackelford
Lucile Kinnebrew
Cora Paine
Ruth Meadow
Mr. Pound
Professor Wardlaw
Miss Townsend
Pound
Athens Highs Face Martin Institute In Swinging Field Duel
Athens Highs host a three thirty showdown at Sanford Field against Martin Institute. Tickets at Costa's. Lineup features Hutchens at catcher Bond on the mound Weatherly at first Hooper at second O Farrell at short Hollingsworth at third Wier in left Costa in center Michael in right.
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Sanford Field
Martin Institute
Jefferson
Costa's
Athens
Hutchens
Bond
Weatherly
Hooper
O'Farrell
Hollingsworth
Wier
Costa
Michael
Meeting on Athens Commission Government Form
A citizens meeting in Athens with 27 attendees discussed switching the city from a mayoral system to a commission form. A. C. Erwin was elected chairman and Blanton Fortson secretary. a 25 member committee was proposed, then reduced to 12, to draft a prospective bill. The meeting adjourned with Erwin to appoint the committee.
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A. C. Erwin
Blanton Fortson
Erwin
J. F. Rhodes
Billups Phinizy
Rhodes
Athens
U. Ht. Davenport
Junior Law Banquet Plans at Georgian Hotel
The University junior law class will host its annual banquet at the Georgian hotel on Friday evening May 16. The program includes toasts and responses plus a menu of fresh beans squash cabbage Irish potatoes and onions. Hosts listed include Cora Paine class president Moina Shackelford Lucile Kinnebrew Thelma Bray Edna Callaway Hammond Callaway Harlan Conway Kathleen Drake Annie Haddock Sibyl Hampton Walter Poss Ruth Williamson Allen Poss Annie Lambert.
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Georgian Hotel
Cora Paine
Moina Shackelford
Lucile Kinnebrew
Thelma Bray
Edna Callaway
Hammond Callaway
Harlan Conway
Kathleen Drake
Annie Haddock
Sibyl Hampton
Walter Poss
Ruth Williamson
Allen Poss
Annie Lambert
Arrested A Horse Buggy And The Drwer
Last night Officer Weir found a horse pulling a buggy along a torn street car track on Washington street. The occupant of the buggy slept, the driver was unconscious, and the man inside appeared drunk. The buggy was lifted off the track and confiscated to escort the owner to the station. The man gave the name Jackson from Eastville and was charged with plain drunk.
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Weir
Washington Street
Jackson
Eastville
Macon Chosen as Permanent Meeting Place for K of P
Waycross Ga May 23 Grand Chancellor James W Austin proposed changing the method of electing grand lodge officers for the Knights of Pythias of Georgia. His suggestion was referred to the incoming judiciary committee to draft an amendment and report at the next convention. Officers elected for the year include Miller S Bell Milledgeville as Grand Chancellor H M Stanley Dublin Grand Prelate John P Cheney Marietta Grand Keeper W H Leopold Savannah Grand Master Exchequer R C Norman Washington Grand Master at Arms Troy Beatty Athens Grand Inner Guard George C Schaufele Augusta Grand Outer Guard Joseph D Smith Barnesville Supreme Representatives PD B Brantley Blackshear and C M Milan Cartersville Macon named permanent meeting place for Grand Lodge.
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Waycross
James W. Austin
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of Georgia
Miller S. Bell
Milledgeville
H. M. Stanley
Dublin
John P. Cheney
Marietta
W. H. Leopold
Savannah
R. C. Norman
Washington
Troy Beatty
Athens
George C. Schaufele
Augusta
Joseph D. Smith
Barnesville
Supreme Representatives
PD. B. Brantley
Blackshear
Jesse James at the Colonial delights melodrama lovers
The Lawrence Players end their four act sensational drama The James Boys with John Lawrence sporting a beard and whiskers. Reed is the villain aided by Weiss. Sheldon as Frank James earns applause for saving a train scene. Miss Reed Miss LaBeane and Mr Miller provide comedy. A matinee and night show today.ARNOLD ABNEY advertise produce Strawberries 20c quart Georgia beans 25c quart New Irish potatoes 25c gal 80c gal
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Lawrence
James Boys
Lawrence Players
John Lawrence
Mikes
Jesse James
Mr. Lawrence
Reed
Weiss
Mr. Sheldon
Frank James
Zella Rawlston
Miss Beach
Carol Reed
Mrs. Samuels
Miss LaBeane
Liza
Mr. Miller
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H. F. Laumenig
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G. D. Harrison
R. E. Saussure
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Ella
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Mell
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Horne
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Morris
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Prater
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Wilcox
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Dougherty
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Ruth
Floyd
Scott
S.N. S
State Normal
Georgia Club
A. J. Moncrief
D. D
Elstate Organization OF the
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Pagnoncelli
Annie Findley
Lucile Davis
Alma Stanley
Annie Evans
Nellie Trammell
Marie Arnold
Pearl Thompson
Blanche Waller
Zampa
Herald
Ada Jan
Lillie Kitchen
Katherine Colley
Lula Waters
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Normal School Glee Club
Fairy Elliott
Bartlett
Miss Lula Waters
Rigoletto
J. B. Singelee
Faust
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Fay
S.N.S
Interest Commission
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