Preacher Delivers Third Commencement Sermon for Berry School
Dr. C. C. Jarrell of First Methodist plans a second commencement sermon at Berry School within two months, following an April address and a prior speech two years ago. Tomorrow he heads to Rome to deliver the sermon for the Berry School. The First Methodist pulpit will be filled Sunday by Dr. B. P. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Jarrell
First Methodist Church
Rome
Berry School
B. P. Allen
Drowning of Cousin From London Reported by Paper
J Van Straaten of this city reads a church periodical in New York reporting the Lusitania sinking. The notice mourns Martin Van Straaten of London an oil dealer and North London Synagogue representative, held in high esteem for business church and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. van Straaten
New York
Martin van Straaten
Athens
América
North London
Council of United Synagogues
Fighting Parson to Lead Revival at East Athens Church
Rev A C Schuler known as the Fighting Parson will launch a two week revival at Second Baptist East Athens starting May 30. Daily sessions include 3 30 pm and 8 pm services with evening song at 8 and preaching at 8 30. Schuler, noted for his plain gospel boldness, has led churches in Gainesville Atlanta and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Athens
A. C. Schuler
Atlanta
Second Baptist Church
Schuler
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Its First Superintendent To Deliver Gainesville School Address
Prof. R. E. Park of the University of Georgia departs this afternoon for Gainesville to deliver the commencement address to Gainesville High School graduates. He was the first superintendent of Gainesville High School after the city established graded schools years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Park
Gainesville High School
Feurth Estate in Georgia Compared With Nation’s Press
Georgia newspapers rank with the best in the United States in big city dailies and weeklies. The Augusta Chronicle, Atlanta Journal and Constitution, Rome Tribune Herald, Albany Herald, Macon Daily Telegraph, and Savannah Morning News are cited as strong state papers. Athens history notes the Georgia Express genesis in 1807 with John Hodge, John Espry, and editor Xenophon Gaines, later evolving into The Athenian and The Banner as successors changed hands.
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R. W. Coker
Georgia
United States
Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago Record Herald
Boston Transcript
Kansas City Star
St. Louis Globe Democrat
San Francisco Chronicle
New York Sun
New York Tribune
Philadelphia North American
New Orleans Picayune
Birmingham Age- Herald
Charleston News and Courier
Charlotte Observer
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Florida Times-Union
Galveston News
Augusta Chronicle
Patrick Walsh
United States Senate
Associated Press
Clark Howell
Southern Press Association
South
Atlanta
Henry Grady
Evan v. Howell
Joel Chandler Horris
Frank L. Stanton
The
Journal
Georgian
North Georgia
Rome Tribune-Herald
J. Lindsay Johnson
Jack McCartney
Albany Herald
Macon Daily Telegraph
Middle Georgia
Savannah Morning News
South Georgia
Athens
John Hodge
Philadelphia
John Espry
Samuel W. Minor
Minor
Patrick Robinson
Athens Gazette
Oliver P. Shaw
Alban Chase
Alfred Nisbit
Banner
University
State High School Meet Sets June Dates at University of Georgia
Eighth annual state competition for athletics and literary events will take place at the University of Georgia June 9 10 11 1915. Contests include mathematics languages spelling science history home economics track and declamations with guest entertainment for contestants at Lucy Cobb Institute and Peabody Hall reception for visitors.
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W. T. Jenkins
University of Georgia
Lucy Cobb Institute
University Chapel
Martin & Hoyt
Atlanta
Sanford Field
Peabody Hall
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Advertises Health
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel for liver relief. It claims calomel is mercury and harmful, causing salivation and sickness, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver without side effects and improves biliousness, digestion, and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Adv
Rev Cartledge to Attend South Carolina College Commencement
Rev S J Cartledge pastor of Central Presbyterian church leaves for Clinton South Carolina to attend the Presbyterian College of South Carolina commencement. He will deliver the annual YMCA commencement sermon Sunday evening at the college where his son Prof Howard Cartledge teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Cartledge
Central Presbyterian Church
Clinton
S. C
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Cartledge
Howard Cartledge
University faculty to umpire senior baseball game
Senior faculty depart to addresses across Georgia leaving enough members to play the annual faculty senior baseball game tomorrow at 3 30 pm. The chancellor will umpire and faces knotty problems in decisions, mirroring university administration. Lineup to be announced tomorrow.
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Georgia
Caesar Watson a longtime Georgia gym hero and former Greene county legislator
In the University of Georgia gymnasium, Caesar Watson a 62 year old Black man who works at the hot water furnaces is celebrated as Caesar. He recalls his past as a legislator who represented Greene county for two years during the early reconstruction days.
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J. S
Caesar
University of Georgia
Caesar Watson
Greene County
Eastern Star Georgia names officers for coming year
Savannah May 27 special to the Banner reports the grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Georgia elected officers at its annual convention. Notable appointments include Grand Matron Mary Askew and Grand Patron Mincey with re-elections for Jennie L. Newman and Mamie S. Johnson, and Rome selected as next year’s meeting place. The column also includes an advertising blurb for Sloan's Liniment.
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Savannah
Order of the Eastern Star
Georgia
Mary Askew
Arlington
Mincey
Atlanta
Wattie Colquitt
Cordele
A. F. Daniel
Rome
Jennie L. Newman
Dalton
Mamie S. Johnson
Augusta
Lula Wisdom
Chipley
Winifred McConnell
Leila Harrison
Bluffton
Ada Jones
Atalnta
Eva E. Sutton
Macon
Adah
Rowena Ward
Ruth
Louise Robinson
Wilher
H. v. Knowles
Cuthbert
Martha
Josie Bostwick
Electa
Annie Dickson
Warder
Julia May Wilder
Royston
Grand Sentinel
G. E. Griffin
Officers named for grand lodge and Rebeckahs in Georgia
Fitzgerald, May 27. The elected grand master and vice grand appointed officers for the grand lodge with names and hometowns. Next meeting place Atlanta. A large party will ride to Brunswick on the special A B and A train. Rebeckahs elect grand officers led by Mrs Hester Milton Thomasville and others in Macon Fitzgerald Savannah and Atlanta.
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Carl A. von der Lieb
Fitzgerald
C. C. Maple
Dalton
W. A. Slater
Washington
Buell Stark
Grand Guardian
T. B. Bonner
Lavonia
Grand Herald
J. W. Markham
Macon
Atlanta
Brunswick
Rebeckahs
Rebeckah Grand Lodge
Hester Milton
Thomasville
Nell Roderique
A. L. Moore
Ivie Henderson
Savannah
Myrtice Beattie
Freckle Remedy Offer With Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement targets Freckle-face readers offering a free trial and a money back guarantee. It promises a powder or solution called ethine double strength from any druggist, claiming a clear complexion after a few applications with rarely more than an ounce needed. The ad urges asking for double strength ethine.
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Freckle-face
Rail executives push for higher mail transport pay and ICC oversight
In Atlanta officials from major southern railroads including Southern Railway and Norfolk & Western backed a plan to seek federal pay reforms for railway mail service. They urged Congress to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission authority over mail traffic and endorsed annual pay readjustments, payment for yard to post office movements, and pro rata pay for apartment post office cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Committee On Railway Mail
U. S
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Don’t Be a Grouch Seek Healthful Habits
An ad-style note warns grouchiness often stems from digestion and liver issues. It pitches Foley Cathartia Tablets as a remedy to restore brightness and energy, attributed to H.R. Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Professor Hooper Delivers Commencement Address in Tennille
Prof W D Hooper, Latin professor at the University of Georgia, leaves today for Tennille to deliver the commencement address to the Tennille High School graduating class.
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W. D. Hooper
University of Georgia
Tennille
Parisian Sage promises thick attractive hair for all
A Parisian Sage tonic claims to invigorate hair roots and nourish to grow long, soft, fluffy, and dandruff free. It promises to stop itching and remove dandruff, with availability from H. R. Palmer & Sons or drug counters.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Schedule shortened for Central of Georgia No 24 arrival
The Central of Georgia No 24 schedule is shortened to arrive in Macon at 8:30 p m instead of 8:45 p m. This change reduces the schedule by fifteen minutes from previous times.
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Central of Georgia No. 24
Macon
Linton Spring Water Promises Safe Athens Supply
The Linton Spring Water Co announces readiness to furnish every Athens family with pure water urged by physicians. They warn to guard against danger and promote Bowden Lithia Deep Rock Ginger Milk products.
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Athens
Lintonspring Water CO
P.S
Bowden Lithia
Purebred Hereford Cattle Introduced to Georgia College
The College of Agriculture purchases purebred Hereford cows from a famed Fox Fairfax strain to form a foundation herd at the college farm. Prof. Milton P. Jarnigan, head of Animal Husbandry, led the purchase after visiting noted herds. The move marks a shift to a strictly purebred breeding venture and signals strong Georgia buyer interest in top stock.
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The
College of Agriculture
College
Georgia
Milton P. Jarnigan
Department of
Animal Husbandry
Fairfax
Jarnigan
Round Trip Tickets to Atlanta for $1.00 Weekly
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta for 1.00 each Sunday from May 30 through Sept 12. Tickets good only on No 17 Athens 7 10 a m and return on No 18 Atlanta 5 00 p m eastern time. J Z HOKE Commercial Agent.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Athens
J. Z. Hoke
Health Promotes Happiness and Digestion Pills Ad
An advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pill helping digestion and regular bowel movements. It claims a free movement by morning and improved appetite, urging readers to try one tonight.
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Dr. King
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R. E. Park
Feurth
S. C. Presbyterian
Chamberlain
Archie Dalrymple
Crooksville
Ohio
Rexall
Eastern Star Order
Sloan
C.C. F
Fraternal Order OF Georgia
Pearl White
Arnold Daly
Edwin Arden
Elaine
Arthur Johnson and
Lottie Briscoe
Prof
Hooper Ata Tennille
Linton
Richmond
U. C. V. Reunion
Seaboard
Air Line Railway
the Progressive Railway
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