Social News From Athens Area Locals And Club Reports
Multiple brief society notes report visits and gatherings in Athens including Mr and Mrs McWhorter returning from Walton visits, Miss Annie Mae Bell staying with her mother, and Mrs W E Johnson visiting family. The Woman's Club hosts an autumn meeting with plans for the five hundred convention plus notes on possible features including Peabody Hall use and a girls handicraft display. Mr Murray Soule hosts an informal ridge party at his parents home on Milledge Avenue with a fall flowers decor and a variety of guests and players.
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Annie Mae Bell
Athens
Sallie Bell
Walton News
W., E. Johnson
Thos. J.” Wooster
Tthe University
Peabody Hall
Pronger Club
Murray Soule
Murray ‘Soule
Oxford
England
Illustrations Set for First of Ten Sermons at Christian Church
The Sunday night service at the Christian church will feature stereopticon slides as the first in a ten part series titled Starlight and Sunlight of Revelation. The opening sermon The Darkness covers sin’s entrance and promises the seed of the woman, with a quartet singing Lead Kindly Light. The program includes three parts The Shadow Appears The Shadow Deepens and The Shadow Spreads with accompanying duets and solos. The service starts at eight o'clock.
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Cain
Abel
America the Beautiful
Local Notes and Social Visits Span Commerce to Madison
Community updates report V. T. Ray returning from a stay with his parents in Commerce area. Mr and Mrs S S Hay host at Commerce. Mr and Mrs Rucker Ginn visited Madison. Rufus Moss Jr and Marion George noted with university entry. W T Coggin seeks Miss Neln Chandler in Athens. Isa Anne Payne spent time with parents in Athens and Commerce. Frank Fowler and Miss Ference Wright visited Athens on Tuesday. Walton News.
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Marguerite Davis
Athens
University—Commerce Observer
J. H. McWhirter
Fort Lamar News
V. T. Ray
Grocha
S. S. Hay
Commerce We
Bapqt Sarepta Association
Rucker Ginn
Madison
Rufus Moss, Jr
South Bee
Isa Anne Payne
Commerce
Frank Fowler
Ference Wright
Walton News
Cardul praised by Florida woman for life change aid
In Plant City Florida Mrs Ilan M Bailey says Cardul helped during change of life. She describes relief from nervousness and low spirits after taking the tonic. She notes increased appetite sleep and energy and praises Shainlaggs for recommending it. Cardul is marketed as a long tested remedy for women.
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Planntstown
Fla
Cardus
Ilan M. Bailey
Shainlaggs
Cardulard
Illness and Visits Highlight Local Social News
The community notes ongoing illnesses of Mrs. George Crane and Eugenia Matthewa of Commerce. Residents Dr. and Mrs. Albert Rayle, Dr. and Mrs. Joan Hunni cutt Jr., and several others travel to Greensboro Asheville Atlanta and Comer for visits and stays. Local visitors include Mrs. George Ashford and Misses Ashford, Mrs. Laurie McWhorter, Mrs. Clarence DeLaperriere, Mrs. Wallie Arnold, Mrs. E L Porter, Mrs. Frank Porter, and Miss Merle Matthews, with university registration for Mary Carmichael and Elizabeth Conyers.
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Harold Rogers
Mary Nevin
R. M. Harris
Atlanta
Asheville
N.C
Merle Matthews
Comer
City
Mary Carmichael
Elizabeth Conyers
Carnesville
W.sima
Greensboro
W. B. Jackson
Eugenia Matthewa
Commerce
St. Mary's Hospital
University of Georgia Enrollment and Freshmen Night
Nine hundred thirty nine students registered at the University of Georgia by Friday noon, near last year’s total with over 1500 enrolled in 1921-22. Old students missing the Friday noon deadline face a $3 late tax, while new students have no deadline. Freshmen night unfolds as new students meet the president and parade through the city inviting sophomores to challenge them.
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University of Georgia
Jewish New Year Observed With Evening Service
The first service of the Jewish New Year Rosh Ha-Shana was held at the Synagogue Friday night with an inspiring address by Rabbi Sterne. Another service is planned for Saturday at 10 16 o'clock and all stores closed in observance.
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Sterne
Otis Davis Burial Held After Death at Comer
Mr Otis David died at his home at Comer Thursday. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at the Baptist church and cemetery at Bowman. A native of Madison County he was a large farmer aged 55. His widow Lula C David and two sons Paul and Izer survive. Bernstein Bros. had charge of the funeral arrangements.
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Otis David
Comer
Bowman
Madison County
Lula C
David
Paul
Izer
Bernstein Bros
Deavers Sworn Assistant District Attorney in Georgia
Macon attorney Deavers was sworn in by Deputy Clerk Cecil Morgan as assistant district attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, succeeding Charles Redding. The appointment, confirmed by Attorney General Daugherty, occurred earlier this week.
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Macon
Bascom
Deaiver
Finlay
U.8
Cecil Morgan
Southern District ‘of Georgia
Chas. Redding
Deavers
Daugherty
Weekes
Sailors Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Martin Death
W E Sailors age 24 was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of J L Martin a farmer from Maysville Ga. He was sentenced by Judge R N Hardeman in Fulton Superior Court to one to four years on the chain gang. Hazel Sailors testified that Martin planned a trip to Athens the day after the homicide occurred near Sailors home.
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Atlanta
W.E. Sailors
J. L.martain
Maysville
R. N. Hardeman
Fulton
Athens
Martin
Miss Sailors
H.P. Sailors
H. L. Simmons
Jim Griffeth Dies in North Georgia at 66
Mr Jim Griffeth a prominent North Georgia planter and longtime Oconee County resident died Friday at 10 20 am in a local hospital He belonged to the Baptis church and led local affairs He is survived by his widow three daughters two sons three brothers and one sister Funeral at Bethabara church Sunday at 11 with Rev J W Mc Whorter in charge.
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Jim Griffeth
Promiinent
Georgian Familly
W. ‘G. Griffeth
J. T. Griffeth
Athens
Oconee County
Bethabara
Qeonee County
Bernstein Bros. Named in Athens Death Notice
Athens mourns a local figure as Bernstein Bros. takes charge of arrangements after a death. The notice notes the deceased is survived by family and friends, with services to be announced.
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Athens
Bernstein Bros
Alleged Cotton Theft Probed Near Athens
An investigation was under way Friday morning into the alleged theft of cotton from Col Howell Erwin's farm about six miles from Athens. Considerable cotton is said to have been offered and arrests are expected after the inquiry. Want city manager Augusta Ga publicity campaign promotes manager form of municipal government.
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Col
Howell Erwin
Athens
Augusta
Municipal
Augusta to vote on question this November
A campaign will begin soon and run until the general election in November. Voters in Augusta will have the opportunity to cast their ballots on the question.
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Augusta
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Runs Three Generations
Mrs. E K Olson of Superior Wisconsin endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for her family. The ad notes the remedy, founded in 1875, relieves cold coughs croup sore throat and bronchial trouble and is sold everywhere.
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Foley
E. K. Olson
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