Nevitt Property Sold to Enterprising Athenians
The corner lot at Clayton and Lumpkin streets known as the Nevitt property has been sold to three of Athens most enterprising citizens. They contemplate a modern hotel on the site, with plans under discussion and no subscriptions sought. If no unforeseen issues arise, work may begin within a few weeks. The buyers are noted for decisive action and business success. The Banner expects to announce the hotel decision soon.
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Clayton and
Lumpkin Streets
Nevitt
Athens
Southern Mutual
Banner
Tulane Debate Challenge and Phi Kappa Anniversary
The University of Georgia challenges Tulane University to a debate to be arranged for April in New Orleans if Tulane accepts. Debaters from North Carolina and Washington and Lee join in April. Literary societies will choose subjects and contestants. The Phi Kappa anniversary exercises occur February 21 with listed contestants. An overseer of the poor at Fort Madison cites King’s New Life Parties as beneficial.
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University of Georgia
Tulane University
Louisiana
Tulane
New Orleans
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Phi Kappa Society
Messrs. Talmadge Winn
H. J. J. Williams
Wallace Miller
C. N. Feidelson
August Sherpe
Fort Madison ‘A
King
Lan Ee
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Bon Drug Stores
Michigan
Washington
Jan
Wolverine
National Capital
Michigan State Association
Rauscher’s
Commonwealth
William Alden Smith
United States Senate
Lucius E. Gridley
Captain Gridley
United States Navy
Benjamin A. Harlan
Interior Department
Fashion Notes Point to Spring Styles From Gay New York
New York fashion writers note winter frocks hint at spring, with voile and silk frocks, new shaded plaids, and subtle checks. Narrow skirts and corpslet shaping emerge alongside bertha lace waists, ornate belt buckles, and lace gowns for photographs, while mourning norms shift toward subtler, less rigid attire.
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New York
University of Georgia Athletics Reforms Outline New Charter
The University of Georgia introduces major changes to its athletic program. A new charter will form the Athletic Association of the University of Georgia with a board of directors including five alumni and five professors plus the physical director. The plan includes issuing stock, appointing captains by teams, and a structured hierarchy of assistants from junior to senior classes to ensure firmer financial and organizational footing.
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University Athletic Association
University of Georgia
S. Y. Sanford
Athletic Association of the University
E. T. Talmadge
Athletic Association of
The
Sylvanus Morris
Law Faculty
Barrow
Dean Snelling
Sanford
Messrs
Billups Phinizy
E. H. Dorsey
M. G. Michael
J. W. Welch
T. 8
Athletic Council
Does the Tenth Belong to the Lord in Tithing Debate
An editorial fragment argues for churchwide adoption of proportionate giving or tithing. It cites a Kentucky couple who embraced tithing after hardship, noting debts to God should be paid first. Prosperity followed as they settled large debts and saved for the future, urging readers to test tithing.
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Neaest of Kin
God
Eden
Kentucky
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Cambric
Michael Bros. Company
Onlu
Michael
ADIES
Nevitt Property
London
Gay
Bertha
Ion Fina
Perains
Sea Island Batiste
India
Mrs. W. C. Ratcliffe
Australia
Sydney
S. W
Melbourne
Athena
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