Commencement Highlights at State Normal with Graduates Listed
The State Normal School hosts a multi day commencement starting with Hansel and Gretel in the auditorium. The schedule runs June 3 through June 8 with receptions, Latin and Shakespeare plays, alumnae events, and multiple baccalaureate and graduation exercises led by notable speakers including Dr. E M Poteat and Hon P W Meldrim. The graduating class list includes Susie Bethea and Elizabeth Bounds among many others from various counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Hansel and Grete
Alumnae! Association
Hugh Willet
Department of Oratory
E. M. Poteat
P. W. Meldrim
Aol
Susie Bethea
Greene
Elizabeth Bounds
Wilkes
Velma Bowles
Meriwether
Elizabeth Branch
Oconee
Mattie Lou Branan
Putnam
Willie Brantley
Screven
Ruby Braswell
Walton
Lincoln
Ruth Hodges
Effingham
Jessie Hogg
Troup
Cora Hubbard
Dawson
Sadie Belle Ivey
Newton
All Speed Records Broken in Five to 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis May 30 Rene Thomas drove a French car to win the fourth annual five hundred mile race at an average speed of 82.47 miles per hour. All speedway records for the five to five hundred mile events were broken. Barney Oldfield finished fifth as the first American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Rene Thomas
Barney Oldfield
City Dog Tags Sale Opens Next Week
Dog tags have arrived and city marshal holds them for sale. Men pay $1 per male dog and $2 per female dog. Buy now to save. Dog catcher will start out to morrow week.
Warren Kerrigan Stars in As Fate Willed at Classic
At the Classic tomorrow Warren Kerrigan presents a splendid two reel drama As Fate Willed. He is praised as a foremost picture performer. Also shown is Powers Masterpiece Exposing the HandCuff King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Kerrigan
Drawers With Tiny Pin Tucked Hemstitched Sizes 2 to 12
A catalog item lists children’s drawers featuring pin tucking and hemstitching in all sizes from 2 to 12 years. The description emphasizes delicate needlework and finished edges for durable wear.
J W Hart dies on Jekyl Island in line of duty
Brunswick coroner jury rules Hart murder by Thompson after beach dispute on Jekyl Island. Hart, assistant superintendent of Jekyl Island Club, had restricted Thompson from turtle egg gathering. Hart shot thrice in head and died within minutes. Hart, a native of Canada, leaves wife and four children. body to be returned to Athens for funeral at Emmanuel Church with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hart
Jekyl Island
Brunswick
Brunswick Ga
J. William Hart
Thompson
Hart
Jekyl Island Club
Edmund Hayes
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Hart
A. A. Bennett
H. L. Spinks
Ing
Gilbert Hart
Athlens
Jekyl
University of Georgia
Bureau of Animal Industry
Athens
Dog Tags Here for 1914 City Dog Census
The dog catcher begins rounds on Monday June 8 with city marshal issuing tags for 1914. One dollar for male dogs and two dollars for female dogs. Get tags for the dogs you want to keep now. Advertise your Wants.
Grand Jury Reassembles in Clarke County Court
The Clarke county grand jury from the April term of the superior court will reconvene Thursday morning to resume work and consider investigations. Arthur E. Griffith serves as foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Clarke County
Superior Court
Arthur E. Griffith
Clarke County Teachers Examination Dates Announced
The regular State Examination for Clarke County teachers will be held Friday and Saturday June 12 and 13 at Reese Street for colored teachers at 8 30 A M and at Childs Street for White teachers at 9 A M on June 12. Registration books open June 3 and May 30 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Reese Street
Childs Street
Infant Daughter of Juhlin Family Dies at Nine Months
The infant daughter Havel of Mr and Mrs Juhlin died Saturday at 10 o'clock at their Vine Street home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from the residence conducted by Rev F Dick of the Free Methodist church assisted by Rev A A Sullivan of Oconee Street church. Interment will be in Oconee Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Oconee
Georgia
Atlanta
Emmanuel Church
Troy Beatty
Souis
EU A. Whittle
Coleman
R. T. Goodwyn
M. P. O'Callaghan
J. C. Helner
P. O. Vanater
M. P. Jarnigen
Henry Juh
Havel
Vine Street
No. F. Dick
Free Methodist Church
A. A. Sullivan
Oconee Street Church
de So
Oconee Cemetery
Loving Cup Marked Farewell for Georgia Club Founder
At State Normal School chapel in Athens a farewell honors Prof. E C Branson former president and founder of the Georgia Club. A loving cup and a fountain pen gift were presented amid students and faculty tears as Branson departs for North Carolina to continue his community studies work. The Georgia Club has drawn national attention for studying home communities and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
E. C. Branson
Georgia Clubs
Athens
Branson
W. E. Taylor
Georgia
Wheat Cup Golf Tourney At Cloverhurst Club
Dr R P Brooks from the University won the Wheat Cup in the spring tournament at Cloverhurst Country Club. Harry Hull finished as runner up. The cup, donated in 1900, becomes a club property after three consecutive wins and has now been claimed by six different players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverhurst Country Club
R. P. Brooks
Harry Hull
Athens
Reward Offered for Fox Terrier Return
A white fox terrier with brown ear is missing and a $0 reward is offered for its return. Please notify Dr. S R Benedict with any information.
Southern Mfg Company Downs A L Railway In Fast Game
Yesterday afternoon the Southern Manufacturing Company beat the Seaboard Air Line team 8 to 2 in nine innings. The Manufacturers used reserves from the University of Georgia a week earlier and delivered a game with many spectacular plays and strong hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Manufacturing Company
University of Georgia
Seaboard Air Line
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha Johnson
McDuffie
Linda Jones
Ben
Willie Moore
Murray
Marie Murphey
Richmond
Mabel Nelson
Bible
Cora Newman
Dougherty
Marion Newton
Clarke
Emma Sue Nicholson
Mary Olmstead
Liberty
Rebecca Paine
Ida Mae Peterman
Colquitt
Roberta Pittard
Ruby Porter
Jackson
Cora Pound
Jasper
Emmie Pound
Winona Pounds
Crisp
Lizzie Powell
Rosa Lee Prater
Louise Quarterman
Lois Rumph
Glynn
Marie Simpson
Evie Sisk
Bertha Smith
Talbot
Marie Smith
Nellie Smith
Hall
Irene Snellings
Elbert
Bernice Sullivan
Franklin
Ovis Sullivan
Susie Tanner
Gwinnett
Milton
Winnie Thurmond
Lula Tribble
Monroe
Carolyn Vance
Weary Walker
Jeanette Wallace
Taylor
Myrtle Wallace
Louise Waller
Hancock
Adelaide Warde
Fierce
Esther Wash
Clay
G. C. Watkins
Fannie Lou Webb
Cobb
Dollie Wells
Montgomery
Annie Wilkins
Ware
Clara Williams
Mildred Wood
Jones
Sarah Young
Polk
Annie May Bass
Floyd
Wddle Berry
Oglethorpe
Ruth Chester Daniel
May Belle Davis
Taliferro
Nancy Haddock
Dorothy Hart
Irma Hicks
Dollie Highsmith
Tattnall
Nannie Jones
Grady
Mattie Kilgore
Carroll
Lillie Peterson
Lena Quillian
Mattie Saye
Morgan
Timoxena Sloan
Macon
Alma Stanley
Washington
Lula Stoffregen
Janie Tharpe
Thomas
Clara West
Southern Electric Co
Lumpkin St
Herald Building
South
Calhoun Building
At Re
Q.fey Kop As
W. T. Collins & Company
Phoenix
Ratine
Bedford
Thos, H. Dozier, C.S8
MR. and
Mrs. Juhlin
Prof
Chapel
Brooks
Southern Mfg
Company
DOWNS
A. L. Railway
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