Sunday School Council Forms Georgia District System
An executive committee session of the Georgia State Sunday School Association met in the YMCA parlors to organize the state into fifteen districts aligned with judicial divisions. Elections, annual conventions, and district vice presidents were outlined, with a state rally set for the 29th and plans to hire a leading worker and hold a Sunday School institute in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sunday School Association
Athens
Georgia State Sunday School Association
YM C. A
George Hynda
Angasta
Treas
Mary Foster Bryan
Indiana
Bryan
Georgia
Nave
Clarke
Walton
Oconee
Ogletampe Morgan
Newton
Jasper
Greene
Purpam
Court In Session Lists Bonds For Illicit Distilling
North eastern district court convened in Athens at 11 am led by Judge Newman with county officials present. Bond forfeitures totaled 5050 for 16 violators. several defendants pled guilty or were found guilty of illicit distilling. Grand jury organized under J F Rhodes. several cases not proven. Also includes a medicinal ad and old product tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apia
United States
Athens
William T. Newman
Bell
Covington
Camp i
W. Carter
Messrs
Mitchell
Gomer
Uncle Sam
Emory Dillahan
Habersham County
Anderson Craig
Rabon County
Walton County
George Camp
Habersham
J. J. Cobb
Franklin County
James H. Evans
Banks County
Reuben Chandler
Jackson County
Robert Mealor
Rabin County
John Solomon
Hart County
John Shed
O. O Green
Habisham
O. H . Smith
Monroe Whitney
Rabun
E. 8 Freeman
White County
Wade Lowry
J. F Rodes
F. M. Jones
E F Hicks
W. Grove
Eminent Dr Hayes Endorses Kodol For Indigestion
Washington DC physician E H Hayes writes that in chronic cases after trying materia medica with negative results Kodol has shown marked benefits from the first dose until the stomach’s disability is removed. He notes a 30 year hospital practice and asserts Kodol digests what you eat to relieve indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hayes
Washington, D. C
Wood Is Found Guilty In Larceny Case At Clarke Superior
Judge Russell adjourned proceedings until the 20th as T J Wood faces a verdict of guilty on larceny after trust. The Singer Sewing Machine Co prosecuted. Jury recommended misdemeanor. Wood fined 150 dollars, but payment stayed pending a new trial motion. Also mentions a Winchester, Indiana, observer and a testimonial about Dr Kings New Life Pills from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Superior Sonré
Ressell
Ve. T. J
Wood
M. M. Anatin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. B. Palmer & Sone
Athens City Hall to Be Built In-House, Savings Promised
City plans to construct a new city hall without bids. City Engineer Barnett reports the project can be completed for about 42000, saving at least 4000 over contractor bids. The building committee endorses directing the work under Barnett’s supervision, promising progress in coming weeks. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Athens
Barnett
Capt. Barnett
Rew
Bulding
Barnatt
Finley to Deliver UGA Commencement Address
Dr John H Finley eminent Princeton politics professor accepts invitation from Chancellor Hill to give the baccalaureate address at the University of Georgia commencement. He is noted as a leading educator and eloquent orator whose speech is anticipated as among the greatest in the university chapel history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Finley
Princeton University
University of Georgia
Finley
Hill
de Finley
Joot
University Lchapel
Chi Phi Banquet Fetes Georgia Chapter Alumni
The thirty fifth anniversary of the Chi Phi fraternity at the University of Georgia was celebrated Saturday at the Princes avenue club house with an elegant banquet. Frank R. Mitchell of Atlanta served as toastmaster and speakers included Judge Emory Speer Prof D O Barrow Hon P W Meldrim and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Phi
University of Georgia
Princes Avenue
Frank R. Mitchell
Atlanta
Emory Speer
Macon
D. O. Barrow
P. W. Meldrim
Savannah
Meesra
Fort Scott
Dan Hughes
Tom Connally
J. W. Goldsmith
John Dennis
P. W Meldrim
Messrs
K. Mitchell
Phinizy Calhoun
Andrew Calhoun
Frank Farley
Charley Black
Ben Swanson
Perry Hill
Joe B. Connally
Dr. Goldsmith
F R Ridley
Rob Ridley
F. M. Ridley
W. Mitchell
Frank Rice
Bert Clark
Logan Clark
Arthur Clark
Will Haygood
Pat Martin
Dan H. Hughes
John Dennis, Jr
John Wing
Henry Porter
Lowry Porter
Clifton flour urged for healthy long life choose Clifton
Wingfield Cash Grocery promotes Clifton flour as a key to lasting health with daily bread. The advertisement claims regular use leads to a strong life and emphasizes the product as a first class health food choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Chance For His Life New Trial Sought In Boyd Case
Thad Boyd Jr. requests a new trial for his life after a death sentence for killing his brother in law, Henry Oliver, in the city last fall. The court term opens April 29 and both sides are expected to announce ready. Judges and attorneys argued the motion following the October sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Boyd, Jr
Meetin F At & Dow
Dewth
Boyd
Henry Oliver
Messrs H
Woeat
Lumpkie & Barnett
Russell
Shoes Sale Offers Cheap Ladies and Children Footwear
800 pairs Ladies Low Cut Oxfords and Sandals valued at 1.25 and 1.40 available for 98 cents. 300 pairs Misses and Children's Low Cuts valued at 1.00 priced at 75 cents. Showcasing Queen Quality Oxfords and Sandals for Ladies Misses and Children in cheap and medium grades. We sell the best Shoes for the price.
Silk Ties and Collars Offer Great Bargains
Small Ads note 300 men's and boys silk four in hand ties at 15 cents each versus 50 cent usual price. Also 100 dozen men's and boys collars offered at 6 cents each, a fraction of the common 15 cents.
Prices for Underwear and Accessories in 19th Century Ad
A dated advertisement lists prices for suspenders shirts underwear belts gloves and bags. Items include 15c suspenders 2 e, 75e Merc ered Underwear 2, 19c men's drawers 85e, 10c Ladies Vests 20c, 25c belts 50c 75c 81, 1.50 for 75c belt, 100 ladies belts 15c each, 250 silk Windsor ties 10c, 100 chatlain bags various values. Ask to see articles mentioned.
Cotton Goods Sale Ad Listings from Early Market Notice
An advertisement listing large quantities of textiles including 5 000 yards best skirting prints at 84e and 3 000 yards percales remnants at 5e. Also 50 pieces printed lawns and dimities at 5e and 50 pieces white lawn at 5e plus 25 pieces fine ginghams at 84e. Notes big remnant stock of cotton suitings, shirtings, ginghams, percales and Madras cloths and Swiss dimities at 10 cents per yard. Urges customers to see white goods, claiming ample good values in this line.
White Duck Skirts Sell Under Market Price
A clothing note states 15 white duck skirts offered at 25 cents each. The fabric used costs 60 cents per item, reflecting a price below material value.
Umbrellas and Notions Displayed at Discount Prices
Vendors advertise fancy parasols with silk styles for ladies and children priced from 25¢ to 5.60, plus umbrellas, fans, gloves, belts, ribbons, hair ornaments, hosiery, handkerchiefs, and toilet articles. Stock includes carved glass tumblers at 5¢, pictures and framed pictures, fancy baskets, and a broad range of notions and jewelry.
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AUS Farmers
Nei
Frre
Garman Kale
Bradwell
Bainbridge
H. T. Long
Fitzgerald
C. O
Buchanan
Waycrorn
Ernest Bigham
Americus
J. D. Walker
Sparta
M. F. Ramsay
Madison
Logan Perkins
Homer
H. L Owens
Dallas
W. Smith
Edgewood
J. A. Parsons
Warsaw
J M Jackson
LaFayette
Robert Ward
Maxys
Bain
Gro
Willams
Botanic Blood Bain
Yastoria
Hayes
Washington,d.c
Kodol
Chicago
CITY
Hood
DR. Finley
Coming University
Madras
Lot
Grenadines
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