Lucy Cobb Institute Letter Highlights City Education History
The Athens community recalls Mr. Hull's 1903 letter praising Lucy Cobb Institute. He notes private subscriptions funded the school, its nonprofit status, and its goal to educate Georgia girls without going North. The estate faced debt after the Civil War, but lease terms and repairs improved facilities and the chapel, gallery, and classrooms.
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Masonic Lodge and Knights of Pythias Notices in Clayton Street Area
A fragmented listing from a lodge directory shows visiting patriarchs welcome at Odd Fellows Hall and Castle Salt, with details for Harold 4. 20ck and other members. It notes regular meetings for J. B. McCall and Williamson Lodge No 16, plus Knights of Pythias and other orders.
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