Diocesan Council Opens with Bishop's Charge in Atlanta
The sixth annual session of the diocese of Atlanta's Episcopal council convened at 9:00 a.m. with Bishop Nelson arriving and a large Atlanta contingent. The bishop will deliver the charge at 10:00 a.m., followed by sessions on clergy and lay deputy elections, general convention planning, and a packed program through May 29 including services, luncheons, and city tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Diocese of
Atlanta
Episcopal Church
Nelson
Dean Pise
Gospeller
H. Fields Saumenig
Spistoler
Jno. D. Wing
R. W. Patton
Woman's Auxiliary
Milledge-Lumpkin
Prince-Boulevard
Diamonds for sale cheap at Georgia Pawn Shop
A brief notice announces a few diamonds for sale at Georgia Pawn Shop located at 130 Foundry Street. The ad emphasizes bargain pricing and invites interested buyers to visit the shop for available stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Foundry St
Hodgson Memorial Trust Granted Charter
In Clarke superior court yesterday Judge Brand granted a charter to the Hodgson Memorial Trust petitioned by E. R. Hodgson Sr. A. H. Hodgson I. M. Hodgson and Mrs. Julia Hodgson McNeill and Mrs. May Hodgson Lipscomb. The trust aims to promote religious educational and charitable causes and to hold property for charitable purposes only. The petitioners seek power to acquire real and personal property by various means and to accept donations and bequests, with governance by a board of directors and by bylaws adopted by petitioners and successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Superior Court
Brand
Hodgson Memorial Trust
E. R. Hodgson
A. H. Hodgson
I M. Hodgson
Julia Hodgson McNeill
May Hodgson Lipscomb
Government of Use Corporation
Kentuckian Praises Athens Good Roads Leader
Bowling Green Kentucky resident J C Alexander visiting Athens hails Clarke County roads as the best in Georgia after extensive travel. He praises Athens for progressiveness and calls it one of the South’s finest cities, impressed by its road systems and local leadership under Hon W S Holman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Alexander
Bowling Green
W. S. Holman
Alexander
Clarke County
Georgia
Athens
Jossey's sale ad lists fresh produce and pantry items
At Jossey's today living prices feature fresh snap beans 35c per gallon Irish potatoes 35c per gallon fresh country eggs 22c per dozen fat fries 40c extra large fat fries 45c large fat hens 47c 10 lbs Best Silver Leaf Lard 1.40 New York Standard Granulated Sugar 25 lbs for 1.30 Mountain dried apples 3 lbs 25c handpacked tomatoes 3 cans 25c Argo Salmon 174c can Van Camp's pork and beans 3 for 25c Van Camp's spaghetti 3 for 25c fresh lemons 27c per dozen calls to 1176 for unavailable items Jossey's.
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Jossey'’s
New York Standard
van Camp
Georgia Red and Black ball team postpones captain election
Last night no captain was elected as several players were ill causing the postponement. The team was hosted by Capt. Robert McWhorter and may meet today to choose a captain with Ginn and Bowden named as leading candidates in University of Georgia athletic circles.
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Robert McWhorter
Ginn
Bowden
Atheltic
University of Georgia
Fireless Cooker Demonstrations At Athens Gas Co
Mr. BR Eckers of Fireless Mr. BR with headquarters in South Bend Ind visits Athens this week at the Athens Gas Light and Fuel Co office on Jackson street to demonstrate the Sibley Fireless Cooking Gas range. The display draws many supporters as the company shows a new line of aluminum cooking utensils given with each range sold. The demonstrations continue all week and showcase the ease of the Fireless Cooker in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Br, FL Eckers
South Bend
Ind
Athens
Athens Gas, Light and Fuel Co
Sibley
Jackson Street
Good Samaritans Receive Charter After Legal Battle
In Clarke county the Independent Order of Good Samaritans won a charter after a long fight from Athens to Atlanta and back. An injunction blocked incorporation briefly, then the restraining order was dissolved and the higher court sustained the superior court. Two lodges with Athens HQ now bear the title Good Samaritans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Order of Good Samaritans
Athens
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Good Samaritans and Order of Daughters of Samaria
Good Samaritans
Professor Jarnegan Returns From East Tennessee Meeting
Professor M. P. Jarnegan of the State College of Agriculture has returned from East Tennessee where he spent two days on the program of the East Tennessee Farmers' Association annual convention. Only acknowledged leaders are invited, a high compliment to the Athens teacher. Railroads provided transportation for hundreds statewide through the agricultural department to attend the great meeting, with about two thousand present.
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M. P. Jarnegan
Athens GA Valedictorian Ernest L. Jackson Named
Ernest L. Jackson of Athens was chosen valedictorian for the class of 1913 at Franklin College. He led in scholarship, served as president of the Demosthenian society, and participated in the Junior Cabinet. The senior banquet is set for June 12 at the Georgian hotel with Toastmaster E. B. Dunlap of Gainesville and speakers including Henry Smith, George Williams, M. M. Fitzpatrick, Charles Bloch, Joe Woodruff, and W. Wiley.
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Dunlap
Athens Bay
Ernest L. Jackson
Athens
Jackson
Demosthenian Literary Society
E. B. Dunlap
Franklin College
Competiton
Law
Georgian Hotel
Gainesville
Allround
Battery
Thalians
Sphinx Et Cetra
Henry Smith
Dave
M. M. Fitzpatrick
Jeffersonville
Charles Bloch
Macon
Joe Woodruff
W. Wiley
Sparta
Messrs. Kelly
Slade and
Freeman
Twenty Eight Counties Represented Here for a Week in Canning Club
Twenty six canning club agents from 28 Georgia counties spend four days this week at the Georgia State College of Agriculture taking a course in canning and tomato growing. Mary E Creswell leads the girls clubs with President Andrew M Soule and Prof J Phil Campbell advising. District agents supervise both girls and boys club work. daily canning demonstrations enable agents to guide operations as tomatoes are packed.
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Canning Club
Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Mary E. Creswell
Andrew M. Soule
J. Phil Campbell
Canning
Woman Said to Be 110 Years Old Died on Nowhere Road
Aunt Nina Rice, a colored woman, died yesterday on Nowhere Road several miles from the city. Bernstein Brothers sold a coffin to visitors from the settlement. Her age is claimed to be 110, a figure hard to verify in older residents, though she was widely regarded as very old, likely past one hundred.
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Nowhere Road
Bernstein Brothers
Nina Rice
Scouts Stand Tenderfoot Exam and Oath This Week
Athens Troop of Boy Scouts announces Tenderfoot examination and oath for all members aged 12 to 18 aiming for summer camp. Exams and oath on May 28 and May 30 at 4 and 5 p.m. at Scout Master’s Lumpkin Street home. Junior Scouts 10 to 12 may enroll by June 1 for summer camp. no entries after June 1 until fall.
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Athens
Boy Scouts
Lumpkin Street
Tenderfoot
McGregor
Chas
Jarrell
Bank Statements Published Today
The Banner notes the quarterly statements of state and national banks are published this morning. Banks showing are praised for excellent results and a healthy business climate.
Arnold and Abney Promote Home Raised Produce
The Arnold and Abney firm advertises home raised lettuce beets and green cabbage offering afternoon delivery for cantaloupes and other produce upon customer orders. The notice emphasizes delivery when cantaloupes arrive and cites ARNOLD & ABNEY as the source.
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Arnold & Abney
Bulletin on Tick Eradication from Georgia College
The State College of Agriculture issued a concise bulletin by Dr. W. W. Burson head of veterinary science detailing methods of tick eradication. The revised work updates a previous bulletin and stresses current relevance in Georgia.
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State College of Agriculture
Georgia
W. W. Burson
Department of Veterinary Science
College
Arnold & Abney Produce Ad With Prices and Boarders Wanted
An advertisement listing Extra Fancy Tomatoes Large smooth red ripened by Arnold & Abney. New Irish Potatoes four quarts for 25 cents. Yellow crook-neck squash three pounds for 25 cents. Beans described as young tender and brittle in three quarts. Wanted boarders two to the room at Collins House for four dollars and fifty cents per week. Phone 241-L.
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Arnold & Abney
Collins House
TEACHERS ELECTED AT CITY BOARD MEETING
The board of education held its regular and annual meeting led by Superintendent Prof. G. G. Bond. Leave of absence granted for Mary Gordon Amy Walden and Marion Gordine who will sail for Europe this summer. Swings on playgrounds will be inspected and ropes replaced where needed. No action on earlier school openings. Most teachers for the coming year were elected with several principals named. A resolution requires quarterly efficiency reports for each teacher. Continued on page 8.
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Board of Education
G. G. Bond
Mary Gordon
Amy Walden
Marion Gordine
Europe
New York
Old Country
Williams
Athens Public Schools
E. B. Mell
P. Hillsman
M. B. Perry
M. Turnbull
Clyde Patman
Baxter Street
Frances Powell
Marion Lampkin
H. Kinnebrew
A. Walden
Mary Gerdine
L. Payne
S. Treanor
G. Woods
E. Woods
Palmer
Marion Gerdine
L .Towns
L. Kelley
M. Steadman
K. Holliday
E. Bird
L. Bird
M. Barwick
Baraca Philathea Union Monthly Meeting at Oconee Street
The Baraca-Philathea Union will hold its regular monthly meeting at Oconee Street Methodist Church next Monday at 8 30 PM. Rev J D McPhail will speak on an announced topic with special music by Pearl Johnson and Emma Sue Jones. The executive committee urges each Baraca and Philathea class to send twelve representatives. public and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca-Philathea Union
Oconee Street Methodist Church
J. D. McPhail
Pearl Johnson
Emma Sue Jones
Philatheas
Colonial to Close After First Show Until Monday Night
The Colonial will not stage any more shows until Monday night as the two week engagement failed to meet management standards and performers were excused after last night's act. A higher grade musical comedy company from Jacksonville is booked to start the week of June 2. Prices will rise with fifty cent downstairs seats and thirty cent popular seats.
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Colonial
Jacksonville
Sortland
Meigs Street Defeats College Avenue In Coed Match
Meigs Street school beat College Avenue in a coed baseball game with high scoring runs. Batteries were Elliott Fears and Raymond Short for Meigs Street, and Reuben Cain and Roy Carrington for College Avenue. A rematch is set for Friday at noon on the Meigs Street grounds. all are invited.
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Meigs Street
College Avenue
Elliott Fears
Raymond Short
Kit” Carson Cox
Reuben Cain
Roy Carrington
Fehrs Grog Co Produce: Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
A compact list of produce items offered by Fehrs Grog Co including fresh tomatoes lettuce spring onions squash celery snap beans beets bill peppers new Irish potatoes cantaloupes pineapples apples and oranges. The notice highlights a broad assortment without prices or addresses.
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Diocesen Council
the Diocese of
Jossey
Good Samaritians
Jarnegan
Nessee
George Williams
Lawrenceville
What
M. Ll. Carlton
Itahala Avenue
Louie
East Athens
T. Kaufman
Cumbus
Vickie
Nantahala Avenue
Kathleena O'Farrell
Jessie McGregor
Baraca-Philahea
Colonial's
Fears Grog. CO
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