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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1914

Page

5

Social Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Visits

Dr G M Snelling left yesterday for Spartanburg S C to place his son in a prep school in Glenn Falls near the city. In congressman and Mrs Bartlett visited Miss Julia Carlton, Annie Camak heads to Atlantic City then Baltimore for winter, Father Clark returns after coast clergy trip, Mrs M A Lipscomb to Atlanta for Ellis Gay wedding.

Snelling Spartanburg S. C Glenn Falls South Carolina Ingressman Charles L. ‘Bartlett Washington City Julia Carlton Annie Camak Atlantic City Baltimore

First Show of Season Opens in Commerce Georgia

Commerce Georgia September 29 Special to the Banner the Norman Field Players opened the theatrical season with The Lost Paradise to a large pleased audience Manager Elliot is praised for bringing in the company Tonight they present The Wolf and tomorrow matinee St Elmo and What Happened to Jones Commerce people praise the troupe as good and well suited to the town

Commerce Lon St. Elmo Jones

The Actors Mistake at Country Hotel Bread Dispute

An English actor Toole joked about mistaking another guest's bread during dinner at a country hotel. The offended man corrects him and the exchange ends with a playful apology as a moment of theater humor.

Toole

Steam Roller stamp in Macon as college politics roll on

In Macon Georgia the term steam roller surfaces amid talk of a genuine device being sought by road machinery dealers. Mercer University senior law class election at the convention ended without a deadlock as Frank Mangum and E B Weatherly led rival tickets. The caucus saw factions unite briefly then deploy a disciplined set of motions to push through a full ticket, with the steam roller metaphor highlighted in the process.

le Macon City Auditorium Macon Mercer University Frank Mangum Mangum Beause E. B. Weatherly Mr.Weatherly Mangum Dass Cares Ae Eee Mercer Parks Baxter Jones Mr. Mangum Jones Sharp Mr. Hughes Hughes Mr. Hicks Dublin

Opposition Backs Down at Student Election

After a brief push for adjournment the opposition failed and nominees were posted. The victorious crowd celebrated at Person's pharmacy with cigars and drinks. New class officers include E B Weatherly president and C B Cotney vice president.

Hughes Person

Brewer Loses Cannon GA Home to Fire

Mr Henry Brewer received a telegraph message while at Cooper's Three Friends barber shop that his Cannon Georgia dwelling burned. He had small insurance and suffered the loss.

Imr Brewer Henry Brewer Cooper's Cannon, Ga

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Father Clark Savannah M. A. Lipscomb Atlanta Ellis Julia Brand Essie Jordan Theodosia Williams Marsh Adair Athens Robert Lawrence Lola Ethridge Jeffersons-in The City Soe Bir K. Cy Mtogheldott T. C. Hardman Mrs. Stark Ora Hart Avery Capt Mrs J.F. Hart Thomas. Davison Comer E.h.thompson Durham, N._C W. H. Mines Bairdstown Arthur Henry Maysville Wood This City C. W. Howard Whitehead Lexington Miss Jewell Porterfield Miss Clift Daughtry Glass Geo. F. Barker University of Pennsylvania C. B. Cotney H. B. Rawles W. A. Mason B Jones R. E. Hawes Thomson G. C. Robinson Montezuma P. W. Hicks T. R. Sharpe Eliza W.R. Bedingfield Wrightsville H. H. Hogan Augusta C. L. Cummings Summertown J. B. Norman Norwood Athens Shoe Company Ichael
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