Presbyterians Convene Georgia Synod In Commerce Session
The Presbyterian Synod of Georgia convenes at Commerce Presby terian Church with retiring moderator Rev I S McElroy presiding. Delegates and visiting commissioners from many towns gather for talks on foreign missions and Assembly plans amid a full schedule through Friday. Eastern time governs the program.
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G. E. Guille
R. C. Reed
Edinburgh
J. A. Simpson
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Sins of the Father at the Colonial Tonight
Thomas Dixon’s new play The Sins of the Father opens at the Colonial tonight with a strong company led by George H. Brennan. The drama presents a contemporary racial issue as a vital Southern and national topic, with Miss Hester Hulsey visiting Athens during the run.
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Greensboro
Athens
Polly of the Circus Draws Strong Athens House
Athens theatregoers show their approval as the crowd rushes for seats to Polly of the Circus with the evening performance nearly sold out and matinee seats disappearing. The piece is praised as clean wholesome and beneficial, with theatre liberal influence on national life through entertainment instruction and opinion shaping.
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Athens
Polly
Dixon to Headline Tonight at Kappa Alpha Fraternity Dinner
Mr Thomas Dixon noted author and playwright will star in The Sins of the Father tonight at the Colonial His visit is marked by a dinner in the Georgian private dining room hosted by Gamma Chapter Kappa Alpha fraternity The entire chapter will attend the show and occupy the lower four boxes as a gesture of appreciation
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Kappa Alpha Fraternity
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Colonial
Collegians
Tribble Wins Georgia 8th District With 2302 Vote Edge
Official consolidation reports from Georgia’s eighth district show Tribble carried ten of twelve counties. His overall popular majority stands at 2302 votes.
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Eighth
Georgia
Tribble
Yesterday Morning Court Opens With Heavy Docket
Yesterday morning after the election postponement Judge W T Newman called the regular November term to order at the home precincts. The grand jury organized and began work with many indictments anticipated. Several civil cases are scheduled though none expected to be sensational.
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Mrs J D W Dillard Dies After Short Illness
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock Mrs J D W Dillard died at her home on the Boulevard after several weeks illness. She leaves husband J D N Dillard and five children. The family recently moved to Athens and the remains will be taken to Greenville DC for funeral and burial.
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C. N. Hodgson
Athens
Greenville
D. C
Notable Playwright to Be Royally Entertained Tonight
The noted playwright will be royally entertained and younger fraternity mates of the K. A. group will attend the performance. College chatter calls it a big night for the bunch and their guests.
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K. A's
Rules for Athens City Aldermanic Primary 1910
The Democratic executive committee of Athens Clarke County Georgia sets the November 23 1910 white primary for aldermen. Candidates must pay a $15 fee by November 16 and file expense affidavits. Voting follows Australian ballot rules with strict voter registration and residency requirements.
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