Noted Baptist Divines Visit Athens Guests with Dr Wilkinson
Prominent Baptist divines LD Newtor editor The Christian Index Dr John Garrison of Mercer University Dr House president of Shorter College and Dr B F Bailey spent a few hours in Athens with Dr J C Wilkinson pastor of the First Baptist Church. The visitors recently returned from a district church assembly and a larger ministers and educators gathering they found pleasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Baptist
Newtor
Christain Index
John G. Farrison
Mercer University
An House
Shorter College
B. F. Bailey
J C. Wilkinson
First Baptist Church of
Wilkinson
Mrs Sneed Endorses Tanlac in Nash ville Tennessee
Mrs Louise Sneed of 1218 Fifth Avenue Nashville Tenn says Tanlac never fails her. She kept a bottle since it restored her health three years ago after stomach trouble and rheumatism left her weak. She improved from the first dose and now sleeps well and has energy. Tanlac is sold in Athens by Warren J Smith & Bros and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Louise Sneed
Fifth Avenue
Nashville
Tenn
Athens
Warren J. Smith & Bros
Sam Woods Picks An Ally Team From "Y" League
Local sport writer Sam Woods selects an all-star lineup from six "Y" teams. Key picks include W. T. Forbes and Jones as organizers, Pittard as catcher, Link Slaughter and Anderson as pitchers, McWhorter at short, Neibling at third, Price at second, and Dean, Smith, Moss, and Bradberry among the fielders. The piece praises top players, notes form for 1922, and hints at season-long debates over selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San+ Woods
W. T. Forbes
Mr. Jones
Billy Pittard
Link
Slaughter
Anderson
Moton Hodgson
Francis Price
Rob McWhorter
Tom Neibling
Fred Dean
Star Smith
Moss
Glin
Bradberry
Pedgood
Booze
McWhorter
Pittard
Fleetwood Laniers
Chick
Harry Cason
Gaar
Sesson
Hopkins
Doc
Buck
Ike W. T
W. T
Bradwell
Morton Hodgson
Hugh
Morton
Walter Pope
McDorman
Griffith
Keystone
Bob McWhorter
Bob
Kort
Howard McWhorter
Abe Goodman
Frank Holden
Bedwenl
Whitey Davia
Sam Cook
Ginn
Merrif
Meadows
Newseason
Apple Valley
Nix
Havie
Doc Clark
Bloodworth
Messrs
Billings
Pendergraph
Bedpool
Howard
Samook
Ifane
Sohnson
Weath
Hollewort Leads Bradberry to ICLA Y Championship
Sam Woods reports a season long race among six teams narrowed to Hollingsworth and Bradberry for the ICLA title. Hollingsworth won the first toss. the second and fifth games ended in a tie while Bradberry won a time and the final match is set for 6 p.m. with W T Forbes or Anderson as the umpire and Doc Slaughter to neutralize Bradberry’s hitters.
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Hollingsworth
Bradberry
W. T. Forbes
Anderson
Doc” Slaughter
Season plans and player moves noted in 1922 schedule
The text notes attendance prizes and a long 1922 season plan. Hollingsworth, who led with first base at season start, moved to Chattanooga. Transportation shortages prevent travel, so the group will reconvene next season to try another pick.
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Erly
Hollingsworth
Chattanooga
Spectacular Matches Narrow Evans Sweetser Path to Semis
In St Louis two dramatic matches ended on the 36th green as Chick defeated York Guilford of Boston and eliminated Harrison Johnston of St Paul, setting Evans and Sweetser to meet in Friday’s semifinals. Other semis feature Willie Hunter and Robert Gardner after Hunter beat Bobby Jones 2 and 1 and Gardner defeated R L Knepper 4 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Chick Defeas York
Guilford
Boston
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
Evans
Sweetser
Willie Hunter
Robert Gardner
Chicago
Hunter
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Gardner
R. L Knepper
Sioux City
Pledge to Aid Sheriff in Bringing Prisoner Home
Clarke County citizens pledge cooperation with Sheriff Walter E Jackson to bring back a prisoner from Atlanta and guard the Clarke County jail. They request arms and ammunition for a posse and offer ongoing service to uphold law and order in emergencies. The letter lists many signatories from Athens and Clarke County communities.
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Athens
Costa's
Superior Court
Walter E. Jackson
Clarke County
Atlanta
Local names listed in community roster
A roster of individuals includes A. W. Wier, E. F. Porter, W. H. Benson, Robi. C. Wilson, L. M. Johnson, A. Rhodes, Jim W. Arnold, H. W. J. Oldham, R. G. Wallace, T. N. Gaines, dulian H. Miller, Abit Nix, B. R. Bloodworth, Wm, L. Erwin as prominent local figures in the periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wier
E. F. Porter
W.H. Benson
Robi. C. Wilson
L. M. Johnson
A. Rhodes
Jim W. Arnold
HW. J. Oldham
R. G. Wallace
T. N. Gaines
Dulian H. Miller
Abit Nix
B. R. Bloodworth
Wm, L. Erwin
Olin L Stone Model for Heroic State
Muskogee Oklahoma resident Olin L Stone, a modest store clerk by trade, is chosen as the sculptor model for a memorial. His image will overlook the historic battlefield of Chateau Thierry, signifying wartime remembrance and national honor.
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Muskogee
Okla
Ith
Olin L. Stone
Chateau Thier
Local Market Catalog Notes Variety Produce Meats and Baked Goods
A scanned market list from a historic newspaper page highlights produce such as turnip salad lettuce onions cabbage and pears alongside fruits like honeydew melons oranges grapes and bananas. It lists preserved and fresh items including mackerel dairy and sliced meats as well as baked goods from local suppliers like King-Hodgson Co Quality Bread Arnold Abney & Co and various cakes rolls and doughnuts with prices noted for some items. The entry appears as a vendor run or advertisement page item emphasizing available goods from merchants and distributors.
Stone chosen for World War I statue in France
From a field of a hundred American doughboys, Corporal Stone was selected to model for a dramatic monument in Chateau Thierry. The statue, 18 feet high and 8 feet wide, shows an American soldier with a French girl, designed by Constant Roux and Howard Pavis and expected to be completed next year. Stone served in Cantigny, Montdidier, Aisne, Meuse Argonne and with the Army of Occupation before returning to France in 1918 for decorations.
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Constant Roux
Howard Pavis
Baseball results mix in American and National Leagues
American League games report Boston 8 over Cleveland 9, New York 12 over Detroit 5, Philadelphia 0 over St. Louis 5. National League shows Pittsburgh 3 0 with Brooklyn 1 2, Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia 4. Dixie Championship Fort Worth Texas League schedules limited. Memphis contest noted.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Memphis Csotenc
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Baptists
Mrs. Sneed
Sam Woods
Sir Nines
Y. M.C
Lick
Lanier School OF Commerce
Bent @ Lanier University
J. D. Bradley
Lanier University School of Commerce
Nathan B. Forrest
Atlanta, Ga
Hollewort
ICLA
By Sam Woods
Betty
Betty Compson
Paramount
Nine
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Chick Evans
Law
W. B. Hodgson
E. D. Sledge
T. H. McHatton
Jere M. Pound
W. R. Tindall
W. &. Worsham
B. C. Potts
B. L. Hill
Jas. M. Morton
Fred J. Orr
Andrew C. Erwin
Hugh H. Gordon
E. B. Mell
Co. D. Flanigen
Andrew J. Cobb
Geo
N. Gentry
Julian 5
Goethius
J. T. Pittard
M. Fullilove
C. Jordan
A. G. Dudley
T. W. Baxter
H. W. Dews
H. J. Stegeman
H. Northey
W.W. Hilleth
C. A. 'Trusa
A. C. L. McLeroy
Cadillac Automobile
Battery Service
City Garage
Washington Street
King-Hodgson CO
New York State
Ox Tongue King-Hodgson CO
Menamen
Quality
Graham Bread
Arnold, Abney & Co
National
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
Philadelguia
Dixie Champibjelit
Marie
New Orleans Coffee Co
Hbd
Serge du Pont
Athens Hardware CO
Wegienne
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