All Old Officers Re‑Elected Here By Editors Meet
All the old officers were re elected as Ernest Camp president E A Caldwell vice president E W Carroll secretary and treasurer Executive committee W W Bruner W A Shackelford W T Bacon Louie Morris and J Rush Burton. Louie L Morris editor Hartwell Sun was elected district vice president of the Georgia State Press Association. Athens hosts luncheon. thanks extended for hospitality to editors at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Athens September 8 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber of Commerce
Madison
Otion
Madinon
H. J. Rowe
Io Bhnner-Herald
Thisee
Pie Teressa Newton
Hardwick
Georgia Cotton Growere
Waco
Texas
Queens
Union
W. A. Shackelford
The
Echo
Lexington
A. Caldwell
Walton News
Monroe
Edna Cain
Commerce Observer
Jack L. Patterson
Atlanta Journal
Louie Morris
Hartwell Sun
Ernest Camp
Walton Tribune
Rush Burton
Lavonia Times
Sewell
Lavonia
W. W. Bruner
R. C. Barksdale
News Reporter
Washington
J. F. Shannon
Commerce News
E. W. Carroll
Association
Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Caldwell
E.W. Carroll
W. T. Bacon
J. Rush Burton
Louie L. Morris
Georgia State
Quitman
Morris
Georgia Ipres
Athens
Georgian
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Where the Best Eats Are Today
Food store ad from King-Hodgson Co promotes cash and delivery discounts and new products. Read as a dense, noisy clippings-style notice listing fresh tomatoes peppers peanut butter jars and other groceries with prices. emphasizes daily arrivals and brand names.
Bedgood Wins Series From Link Bedgood Wins
The little world series ends with Bedgood winning the final game 5-4 over Linkmen. Abe Goodman sparked a five-run rally in the fourth as Bedgood pulled ahead, while Link struggled to respond despite a late sixth inning push and Redgood’s sharp seventh inning pitching to seal the victory.
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Bedgood
Linkmen
Abe Link
Link
Abe Goodman
Bob. McWhorter
Mapp
Redgood
Mid Wingheld
Kytle
Goodman
Bill Pittard
Bedgood Outerworks
Paul Weatherly
Ginn
George Thornton
Pittard
Whitey
Marshall Haig
Billy
Fred Dean
Agate
Atlanta Crackers
Master Redgood
Head
Lewin
Hope Smith
Georgie Thornton
Rucker Ginnaldne
R. McWhorter
Lawier
Nuginee
Nelbling
G. Thornton
Dean
Metala Vanegeeenm
Link” AB
Rhpoae
Inn
Davis
Ae Weatherly
McWhorter
Teele
Stewin
Baseball Scores and Athens Meet Notes
National League results from the day include Philadelphia 8 over New York and Chicago 10 to 7 at Pittsburg. Other games feature Cincinnati 1 over St. Louis 6. In Atlanta coverage, Louie Morris of the Hartwell Sun headlines a local editors’ meeting with remarks by Mrs. E W Carroll and Sam Wilkes, listing attendees across Athens, Commerce, Madison, Lavonia, and Hartwell.
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St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Washington
Mays
Schang
Johnson
Picinich
Chicago
Cleveland
Leverette
Schalk
Boone
L. Sewell
Boston
Philadelphia
W. Collins
Ruel
Hasty
Perkins
Amerscrs
Meadows
Henline
Nehl
E. Smith
Pittsburg
Hamilton
Carlson
Gooch
Aldredge
O’farrell
Cincinnati
Couch
Hargrave
Pfeffer
Clemons
Hornsby Ties Williams With 35th Home Run Of Season
Cincinnati report says Rogers Hornsby hit his thirty fifth homer to tie Ken Williams for the league lead in total bases and near the top in runs batted in as the season nears its closing stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rogers
Hornsby
Ken Williams
Jester at Insurance Dinner Praises Press Leaders
Col Larry Gantt speaks five minutes without mentioning boll weevil while Mayor George C Thomas extols editors as the press between order and anarchy. North Georgia apple growers headline, with Rev Caldwell and Ernest C Reed among Walton News and The Deferee editors attending the Monroe gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Atlanta Journal
Jack Patterson
George C. Thomas
Thomas
Larry Gantt
Larry T
North Georgia
Shannon
North
Fatty Unhelp
Charlie Martin
Lexington
Dar
Biugh Rowe
Thennee-Herald
Ed A. Caldwell
Walton News
Ernest C
Deferee O
Monroe
The K K K Disbanding After Restoring Order In Kentucky
Larry Gantt recalls Ku Klux Klan actions and disbandment after law and order returned. Capt Hawkins notes cross county Klan aid, Rob inson in Lexington, and a Wilkes county plot to kill him thwarted by Oglethorpe Klansmen. Dr Mark Willingham faced federal trial for insult to his father, a physician. The piece depicts white fear, racial intimidation, and limited protections for Black people.
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Hawkins
Lexington
Robinson
Oglethorpe Klanamen
Wilkes County
Altington
Gafd
Wilkes
Oglethorpe
Tom Calloway
Wilken
Capt
Mark Willingham
Willis Willingham
Mark
Classif Advertisement Notes and Dressmaking Offer
Classifieds show a rent notice for a large furnished room with housekeeping and a furnished room for two gentlemen plus a dressmaking service by Mrs P C Dettra offering workmanship and fittings guaranteed at 12238 Lumpkin and phone numbers 502 and 602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dreeamaker
P. C. Dettra
Lumpkin
Mississippians Move to Athens as New Residents
Mr and Mrs J E King of Mississippi have relocated to Athens and will make the city their future home. Mr King works in the cotton trade, representing J H Cutter & Co cotton factors of Charlotte NC. Since arriving in Athens they have met many locals who welcome them as residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. King
Mississippi
Athens
World's Tennis Pike In Phila For Singles Tourney
In Philadelphia the national singles championship opened with 128 entrants from across the country and abroad. Nine of 59 first round matches were slated for courts inside the grand stand enclosure with start times at noon, 2, and 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Phila
Philadelphia
As Cattesintows
East
Middle West
Pacific Slope
Australia
Spain
Japan
Swansdown Flour Featured In Period Advertisement
A fragment highlights Swansdown flour praised as a superior product for baking, noting its good quality and absence of holes in the loaf, reflecting a vintage market claim from a historical advertisement.
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VIRGINIA_TOBACCO
Hayley
Srémaine
Virginia
Virginia Tobacco
Errkatem Toncco Co
Varginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Rogers Larosa
Packard
Wright
N.C
King - Hodgson CO
White Rose
King- Hodgson CO
King- Hodgson — CO
King
Hodgson
California
COSTA
Cever
Van-Nil
Snmma
Eacrifice
David Bedgood
Tink
Balls
Ebag Nelson
Eague
Mcworter
Bedigoo
Boon
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Louie
Mra
J. Warren Smith
John F. ‘Shannon
Commerce
R. O. Barkadale
B. W. Carroll
E. ‘W. Carroll
Sam Wilkes
R. C. Orr
Bula King
Theressa Newton
Madis
E. R. Lambert
G. C. Thomas
New Daws
Rush
Burton
Same Place
Frank Holden
ASB
Weer
Brittsburg
Cincinnati Scago
St. Louis Eteseee
Wee
Philadelphia Sane
Ston’ - Es Ereeee
the Sporting World
Earle Watson
Reg. Hornsby
Wauxtra
Waxtra
Col
Weevil
Herald
Orde
Costa’s
Abney Q Co
Piggly Wiggly
America
Domino Sugar
Royal Scarlet
Abe
Tee
Lumpkin and
Sts
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