NUNNALLY AND KNIGHT TO BE MARRIED IN JUNE
Invitations announce the wedding of Miss Isabel Nunnally and Mr. M Knight on June 6 at 9 o'clock at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony will be performed by Dr G A Nunnally of Rome. Afterward a reception and trip to New York Washington and Atlantic City are planned before returning to Monroe.
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Nunnally-Knight
iFrom Walton News
Isabel Nunnally
M. Knight
John’j. Nunnally
Clara Mae Smith
Lowe
Atlanta
G. A. Nunnally
Rome
Ing
Miss Rachael] Nunnally
J. R. Nunnally
Bonna L. Allen, Jr
Knight
Louis Wisdom
Cumming
Frank Foley
Columbus
George Swift
Columbms
Midland
Miss Nunnally
Atenogra
Monroe
Walton County
Board of Trustees
D. m
W. A. Coving
Attiets
Brenauco
The Mayors Race and Saturday Bargains at Colonial
Athens shoppers alerted to a City election race while Colonial offers Saturday bargains including 0c grade drawers 33c 50c grade undershirts 25c and Melville hats 99c Sample line of lisle finish socks colors navy tan lilac helio green purple and black. Various local residents visit Athens for Lucy Cobb commencement and social events.
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Athens
Melville
Sox
EXTRA SPECIALS we asorted poultry and fruit items for Saturday
Advertising circular lists phone 1176 for home delivery of fat hens 45c broilers 33 1 3c fresh eggs 20c Klondike beans 8 1 3c Klondike potatoes 1 3c large California oranges 25 per dozen. Customers urged to phone early for prompt delivery.
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Jossey
Two Georgia Men Seek world progress in City
Both left Georgia homes with plans to advance faster in the city and each found speed in different ways. One man fell into the fast life, guided by companions, and his three year urban stay is depicted in Mr. Frost’s picture. The narrative warns the city and home alike will suffer the blight of his baleful influence on his return.
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Georgia
Mr. Frost
The Other One and Athens Association Revival Tale
A youth leaves his country home at seventeen and joins the Georgia Young Men's Christian Association. He finds guidance, education, and spiritual growth in the group, rises in leadership, and resigns a lucrative salary to devote himself to Christian work. The Athens community is called to support a new building for the association.
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Georgia Young Men's Christian Association
Christ
Church
Association
Young People’s Society
Mission Sunday School
MAKE IT WORTHY OF ATHENS Y M C A campaign plea
An editorial argues Athens must raise a larger Y M C A building fund than other Georgia cities to gain a credible civic standing. It compares per capita investments in Albany Americas Thomasville Waycross and cites Athens has 1784 white men. asks how Athens will fare.
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Athens
Georgia
Albany
Whitemen
Americas
Thomasville
Waycross
Legislative Committee Visit Surprised Clarke County Officials
A state legislative committee visited Clarke County convict camps without notifying local authorities or the county convict superintendent. They arrived, inspected, and departed two weeks ago, leaving officials unaware of the visitors' identities or purpose.
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Legislative Committee
Clarke County
Reverend J. B. Cooper Dies After Prolonged Illness
Reverend J B Cooper died yesterday afternoon at his sister Mrs P H Mell s home on Mn ledge Avenue after a 19 month illness. He was 87 in December and had long served Baptist churches in Bulloch and Screven counties. His funeral will be simple and held in Screven County beside his wife. He is survived by his sister and many nieces and nephews.
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Thomas B. Cooper
P. H. Mell
Mnledge Avenue
Central of Georgia
Screven County
Cooper
Bulloch
Screven
Mrs. Mell
Found-At Georgia Tech game Friday coupon notice
Notice urges contacting Banner office for particulars about a found item related to a Friday Georgia Tech game, with directions to call for details.
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Colonial
Georgia Tech
Banner Office
Death of Thomas Cobb Delaney Prominent Athens Family
Mr Thomas Cobb Delaney died suddenly after months of illness and a brief recovery. He was a son of Col W G Delaney, a Civil War officer, and funeral services will be held at his sister Rosa Hulls home on Hill Street at 5 pm with Rev Dr Bid Hill officiating and interment in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers named include A P Dearing C B Griffith E H Hulme C A Scudder L H Goss and John T Anderson. A notice invites friends to attend the funeral from 327 Hill Street Saturday at five.
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Thomas Cobb Delaney
Athens
Bid Hill
First Presbyterian
Oconee
A.P. Dearing
C. B. Griffith
C. A. ‘Scudder
LH. Goss
John T. Anderson
Thomas “Cobb Delaney
Rosa D. Hull
Delaney
Vaudeville Added To Lyric Theater Program
The old Lyric theater on College avenue will start vaudeville acts on Mayday alongside films, offering high quality pictures and vaudeville for ten cents. The new bill aims to provide affordable entertainment with a strong value for patrons.
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Lyric Theater
College Avenue
Aunt Jennie Howard Died Near Baxter Street Aged Over 100
Aunt Jennie Howard, a Negro woman who could not state her exact age but was believed to be over a century old, died yesterday afternoon on a branch near Baxter Street. She recalled being 25 when the stars fell in 1833, a tale corroborated by Uncle Sam Lumpkin, a trusted old man over 60 years.
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Jennie Howard
Baxter Street
Sam Lumpkin
Dennie
Sam
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