Local Classified Notices and Ads Highlight Rentals and Services
Numerous classifieds list rentals including five room bungalow on Barber Street and two furnished rooms for housekeeping near Prince Avenue. Also offered are insurance services Lipscomb & Co and Erwin & Co, hardware goods from Tal mage Hardware Co, pianos tuned in Athens, and Caloric Fireless Cooker demonstrations. Also items for sale or rent include real estate, tea room house, and two building lots on Lumpkin Street. Georgian office routes available for newspaper delivery.
Madison hosts twenty eighth annual Georgia W C T U convention
At Madison Georgia the twenty eighth annual convention of the Georgia Women’s Christian Temperance Union opens with officers named from multiple cities including Honorary President Mrs Jennie Hart Sibley of Union Point and President Mrs T E Patterson of Griffin. Tuesday and Wednesday programs list services, addresses, and committee meetings conducted by members from Columbus Eastman Cartersville Athens and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Georgla Women's Christian Temperance Union
Jennie Hart Sibley
Union Point
T. E. Patterson
Griffin
Lella A. Dillard
Oxford
Milton H. Edwards
Eastman
M. Theresa Griffin
Columbus
James B. Huff
August Burghard
Young Woman's Branch
Elizabeth White
Loyal Temperance Legion
Rose Baker
Jesus
J. H W. Mashburn
W. H. Dodd
Solo
A. B. Conyers
Cartersville
P. W. Bearden
R. Gunn
Prohibition Party
Paul N. Atkinson
Mra
Laura Stovall
J. H. Wood
Winder
Georgia Woman's Board of Missions
W. C. T. U. Doxology
J. H. Eakes
Emma Tucker
Enterprise
Fla
Union Signal
Crusader Monthly
M. H. Edwards
W. C. Sibley
Birmingham
Ala
Baldwin
W. R. Robinson
Milledgeville
Temperance Society Program Notes and Gifts Featured
Huggins China items and Rogers Silverware listed as gifts for a society event. Adressses include Mrs. J. B. Daniel Laurange Tattnall Mrs. R. E. L Harris Claxton. The program shows 4:40 Miscellaneous business and 7:20 Music with songs Onward Temperance Soldiers and Some Glad Day. Mrs Florence Ewell Atkins of Nashville speaks, introduced by Mrs Jennie Hart Sibley at Union Point. Benediction ends the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Daniel
Laurange
Tattnall
R. E. L, Harris
Claxton
Temperance Solders
Emma Tucker
Enterprise
Fla
A. B. Conyers
Carteraville
Jennie Hart Sibley
Union Point
Florence Ewell Atkins
Nashville
Tenn
Greater Georgia Movement Gains Momentum Across Georgia
The Greater Georgia Movement spreads statewide with promising fundraising. vice presidents in Atlantic, Waycross, Western, Flint circuits report early activity. B. H. Groover leads in Reidsville with mass meetings and a $500 local contribution. C Fort Andrews organizes speakers. G W Woodruff sets meeting dates. J A McVrarary notes strong support in Barnesville.
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Tifton
Greater Georgia
Georgia
B. H. Groover
Reidsville
Atlantic Circuit
Tattnall
C. Fort Andrews
Waycross Circuit
Good Farm for Sale and Georgia Immigration Push
A large farm near an established community offers 22 acres of productive land with a dwelling and six tenant houses, plus easy terms. The piece is part of a broader Georgia campaign to attract eastern and western settlers to boost resources, industry, and immigration into the state. The Casque and Gauntlet Club at the University of Georgia initiates about twenty new members, led by longtime members and alumni to oversee club affairs for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
University of Georgia
Park Proposition Fund Raises Athens Park Plans
The city of Athens aims to build a park within the year and to raise a fund for equipment including swings benches animals and an athletic field. W C Weatherford leads fundraising efforts and will announce plans soon calling on residents to contribute to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
W. C. Weatherford
Demosthenian Society inaugurates officers at university
The Demosthenians at the University inaugurated officers P. M. Rubenstein as president T. S. Miller as vice president C. E. Martin as treasurer and K. B. Zahner as secretary Along with a new bun al Foster Slaton and Powell The debate topic was Whether breaking up the Solid South would best serve the Democratic party The affirmative was Tomas and Russell The negative Brock and Slaton The judges ruled for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenians
P. M. Rubenstein
T. S. Miller
C. E. Martin
K. B. Zahner
Bunal
Messrs
Foster
Slaton
Powell
Solid South
Democratic Party
Tomas
Russell
Brock and
Six University Men on Debaters League
The Debaters' League of Georgia arranges intercollegiate debates for six men, three from each literary society. The judges, dates, and venues are set by the league, which lists six strong public speakers: P. F. Brock, J. H. Foster, John Sibley, J. P. Jones, Henderson Lanham, and Evans Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Debaters’ League
Messrs
P. F. Brock
J. H. Foster
John Sibley
J. P. Jones
Henderson ,Lanham
Evans Heath
Market Closure Notice for Holiday
J Van Stratten announces the market will be closed tomorrow Thursday due to a holiday.
Phi Kappa Debate Affirms Intercollegiate Athletics
In a first impromptu debate of the year the Phi Kappa literary society of the University of Georgia argues that intercollegiate athletics best serve the college. The negative is awarded after rebuttals. later notes mention politicians and candidates in various states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Literary Society
Athens
University of Georgia
Jones
BE. V. Carter
Father Lanham
Marshall
Deadwyler
Lynch
Messrs.sington
Wright
Adams
Northen
G. T. Booze
F. Carter
Meyer
Heath
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Compton-Ezzard Drug Co
Griffith & Welch Cotton
Prince Avenue
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Props
Fire Insurance—Lipscomb & Co
Real Estate—Lipscomb & Co
Clayton Street
W. A. Jester
Ferndell
Fears
Hill Star
Erwin & Company
Leathers & Ravenson
New York
Columbia
Emil Walter
Liverpool
Chicago
Jackson St. Ts
Talmage Hardware Co
J. C. Jester
Barber St
Prince Ave
W. A. Capps
Victor
S. Bernstein & Son
Tea Room House
Prince and Milledge Aves
S. C. Upson
City
S. C
Caloric
Bon Air
Oconee Street
Mfg. Co
Lumpkin St
College Farm
College Avenue
Wed-Sun
Marbut’s
Compton House
South
Atlanta
Openia
Close
Fee
Elk
Trade
Athens Agicil
Columbia Fire.Insurance Co. N
Jey
Oe Co
Ee Ee
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Oy TecJan
A May Sane Sass S
Tatatad
Latham Alexander & CO
Waltham
Howard, Hamilton
C. A. Scudder
Jeweler & Opticion
Huggins China House
China
Carlsbad China
Rogers
Marion Harland
the Huggins China House
Broad St
Athens, Ga
Splendia
Church Arch
Messrs. W. W. Anderson
Tom Scott
Louis Carhart
Hunter Galloway
Jos. E. Brown
Harry Hawkins
Lyman Buttolf
Demosthenian Society
PHI Kappas
M. L. Mitchell
Bula. Thomas
Jefferson
Katherine M. Cook
Public Instruction
Colorado
William J. Bryan
Illinois
Speaker Cannon
Wee
Asher Hinds
Congress
Maine
Mr. Hinds
John A. Dix
Henry L. Stimson
Glens Falls
Lewis A. Waterman
Rhode Island
Providence
Brown University
Boston University Law School
Stephen D. Williams
Michigan
Knights of the Modern Maccabees
Order
National Fraternal Congress
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