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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

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Dr Jenkens Called to Owensboro Pastorship

Dr Millard A Jenkens pastor of First Baptist Athens has received a call to lead the First Baptist Church of Owensboro Kentucky but has not decided. He will return from Knoxville Tennessee where he aids Deaderick Avenue Church after a series of meetings. The Athens church would miss his two years of growth including 336 new members and 29134 69 in gifts.

Millard A. Jenkens First Baptist Church Owensboro Board of Deacons Jenkens Knoxville, Tenn Deaderick Avenue Baptist Church Knoxville Kentucky Baptists Kenucky Men’s League Ladies Church Dr. Jenkens Athens Ownesboro L. B. Warren

Trustees Meet at Gainesville on Dahlonega College Board

A called meeting of the North Georgia Agricultural College board of trustees was held at the Arlington hotel in Gainesville Monday night. Present were R. H. Baker H D Curley A J Cavender Howard Thompson A B Hardy W B McCants J P Cheney and Harry Hodgson. McCants was elected president until the June annual meeting. Trustee discussions focused on advancing the college at Dahlonega.

Harry Hodgson Athens Dahlonega Agricultural College Gainesville North Georgia Agricultural College Dahlonega Arlington Hotel R. H. Baker H. D. Curley A. J. Cavendar Howard Thompson A. 8. Hardy W. B. McCants Winder J. P. Cheney Marietta

Kellums Daughters Deny Involvement In Lunacy Warrant

The daughters of W E Kellum of Strong Street dispute a writ of lunacy filed by their stepmother. They insist they had no role in the proceedings to have Kellum declared insane.

W. E. Kellum Strong*street Mr. Kellum

Marion M Arnold Stricken With Appendicitis

Mr Marion M Arnold left Tuesday for Richmond to undergo an appendicitis operation. News from him last night announced his arrival and entry to hospital this week. His many friends in this city wish him a successful operation and early recovery.

M. Arnold Richmond

Young Harvey Smith Down With Appendicitis

Many friends of Harvey Smith of Bailey Tool Company learn he is confined at his father's home with appendicitis as physicians call it. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as valuable for throat and lung troubles and a dangerous sounding cough, sold by all dealers.

Harvey Smith Bailey Tool Company

Miller Furniture Co Securescontracts for Elks Home and Florida Hotel

Athens firm reports three major contracts totaling 7000 dollars through Brunswick and Athens branches. Elks Home at Brunswick and a large Florida hotel project headline gains, with work tied to Athens based operations. Miller emphasizes “A square deal” and “Pull for Athens” as guiding mottos while competing with larger cities.

Miller Furniture Company C. Miller Elks Brunswick St. Simons Island Brunstwick Miller Furniture Co Atlanta Miller Athens Macon

Oklahoma Bishop Consecrated Yesterday in Oklahoma Diocese

The consecration of Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston as bishop of the Oklahoma diocese was held at St Pauls church in Minneapolis. The ceremony drew a large crowd with many bishops present led by Bishop Tuttle of Missouri. The sermon was delivered by Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts.

Minneapolis Minn Theodore Payne Thurston Oklahoma Episcopal Church Bial St. Paul's Church Tuttle Missouri Francis K. Brooke Frank R. Millapaugh Kansas Brewer Montana Edsall Minnesota Samuel C. Welles Vinita Oklo Theodora Sedgewick St. Paul Lawrence Massachusetts Episcopal Theological Seminary Thurston

Centenary Birthday of James Murdoch Highlighted

Philadelphia centennial birthday tribute notes James Murdoch born January 25 1811 in Philadelphia He rose on Arch Street Theater stage in 1839 and later managed Chestnut Street Theater His career included tours in the United States Canada and England He died in 1893 at age eighty three on a farm near Cincinnati

James Mudroch Philadelphia James Bt. Murdoch Forrest Murdoch Macready Booth

Bright outlook for Chicago Show opens Saturday

Chicago Jan 25 The Coliseum will open its doors Saturday night for the tenth annual National Automobile Show under the auspices of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers with every prospect of establishing a new record for attendance and general success.

Chicago National Associaaion of

St Paul Auto Show Opens in Auditorium This Week

St Paul Minnesota January 25 The first automobile show opened today in the Auditorium under conditions promising a successful exhibit The show will run through the end of the week and features local displays and new models showcasing automotive progress in the region.

Georgia Leads South in Life Insurance Premiums Kept Local

Georgia shows rising home retention of life insurance premiums as southern companies grow. State Mutual Life Insurance of Rome, led by C R Porter, accounts for over ten percent of southern life insurance written in 1909, with southern premiums totaling 67 million dollars. Atlanta hosts evangelism planning, blacksmiths conference, Red Cross endowment efforts, governor mansion site sale, and tax talk as city seeks more revenue.

Georgia Insurance Facts Atlanta Georgia South Union State Mutual Life Insurance Company Rome C. R. Porter Legal Reserve State Mutual

United States consumes half its weight in sugar yearly

Washington D C January 25 The people of the United States consume half their weight in sugar each year Total sugar supply including domestic and imports exceeds 70 million pounds per year yielding an average of about 112 pounds per capita The United States ranks second to England in per capita sugar consumption with about 112 pounds while Denmark Sweden and Switzerland follow The United States together with England account for a large share of world sugar use about 7 million pounds annually The U S produces about 13 4 billion pounds of sugar annually about 1 2 billion beet sugar and 0 75 billion cane sugar Beet sugar production has surpassed cane since 1907 Most foreign sugar is cane from Cuba the Dutch East Indies and the West Indies Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines provide cane sugar from U S islands Beet sugar grows mainly in Colorado California Michigan Utah Idaho and Wisconsin while cane sugar is mainly produced in Louisiana with Texas Florida Georgia and South Carolina also contributing

Washington, D. C United States Continental England Denmark Switzerland Sweden Germany Holland Europe Cuba Dutch East Indies West Indies Mexico South America Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Colorado California Michigan Utah Idaho Wisconsin Louisiana Texas Florida Georgian South Carolina

Marriages Frequent as Lunacy Trials in Clarke County

In Clarke County the office of the county ordi nary records daily ceremonies as weddings rise alongside lunacy cases. Yesterday and Tuesday both saw multiple license requests and weddings with the same witnesses and courthouse mood, while a groom declined a courthouse kiss before the crowd.

Clarke County Wingfield

Rice Sown Across Athens Neighborhood Amid Wedding Rumor

An acre of rice was scattered across Athens prominent residence area yesterday as a sack spilled on a wagon and local boys spread it through porches sidewalks yards and streets. No wedding occurred in that part of the city. Residents awoke to find grains blanketing the area.

Athens College of Agriculture

Fire alarms at Athenaeum European hotel warn of close call

At 4 am smoke poured from a floor hole two inches across as fire likely started in the cafe below. Proprietor BE B Parrish woke, alerted guests, and helped evacuate before the fire department contained the blaze. No casualties. origin remains uncertain with reports of abraded wire and mice as possibilities.

New Athenaeum European Hotel BE. B. Parriah

Protracted Meetings Continue at West End Baptist Church

Revival services at West End Baptist Church led by Rev. A. J. Smith and Evangelist Ic. G. Smith will run all week with two services daily. Large, earnest congregations attend as sermons aim to inspire a better life.

West End Baptist Church A. J. Smith Ic. G. Smith

Arkansas M E Conference opens in Fort Smith session

The thirty ninth annual session of the Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened in Fort Smith on January 25 and will continue through Sunday. A large gathering of clergy and laymen is present with prominent visitors from outside the state. Bishop Quayle of Oklahoma City presides over the meetings.

Fort Smith Ark Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Quayle Oklahoma City

Eminent Sir Joseph Greenfield to Visit Athens Knights Templar

Eminent Sir Joseph C. Greenfield, Grand Commander of Georgia Knights Templar, will inspect the Athens commandery in full dress tonight. Afterward, degree work at the asylum includes Red Cross and Templar degrees. About fifty visiting knights from six nearby cities are expected to witness the event.

Joseph C. Greenfield Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Georgia Atheng Red Cross Templar Athens

Clarke County Oil and Fertilizer Co Incorporation Petition

A petition filed in Clarke County Superior Court seeks incorporation of Clarke County Oil and Fertilizer Company. Petitioners include Jas M Smith A J Rhodes D B Fowler J M Fowler L H Nichols of Clarke County and F P Holder D C Fowler of Jackson County. Capital stock to be 25000 fully paid with possible increase to 100000. Principal office and plant at Oconee Heights with Smithonia branch. Business to be cotton seed oil mill and fertilizer factory.

Superior Court Clarke County Oconee Heights Smithonia Oglethorpe County

S. I. Dyeing and Cleaning owner W I Sims dies

W I Sims, 60, once in Atlanta grain business with Moore Sims Co, died in St Louis from pneumonia. He owned Staten Island Dyeing and Cleaning Co. He leaves wife Annie Noble of Athens, two children J A and Annie, three Atlanta brothers George H Sims F A Sims and R A Sims, and sisters Mrs Thomas Moore and Mrs M M Walker. Body to be brought to Atlanta Saturday. funeral plans pending.

W. I. Sims Atlanta Moore, Sims & Co St. Louis Staten Island Dyeing and Cleaning Company George H. Sims F. A. Sims Atlanta Milling Company R. A. Sims Third National Bank Annie Noble Athens J. A Annie Mra Thomas Moore M. M. Walker Bolton

Anniversary選 contest to pick anniversarians at commencement

The contest to select anniversarians from two literary societies will be held Saturday afternoon. From Phi Kappa Literary society the candidates are Evans V. Heath T. J. Wooster J. P. Jones J. L. Deadwyler and Howell Brooks. From Demosthenian society the nominees are J. R. Powell Millard Fowls and J. M. West.

Phi Kappa Literary Society Evans V. Heath T. J. Wooster J. P. Jones J. L. Deadwyler Howell Brooks The Demosthenian Society J. R. Powell Millard Fowls J. M. West

Automobile Tire Found By Police Officer

Last night Officer J F Short found an inside tire of an automobile. The owner can get the tire by calling at the city hall, police department. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for burns and wounds, with mentions of burns, ulcers, piles, and skin eruptions. Available at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.

J. F. Short City Hall W. J. Smith & Bro H.R. Palmer & Sons

Georgia Alabama Industrial Index reports regional growth

Georgia and Alabama progress index highlights new banks and capital increases across multiple cities, with many towns voting bonds for utilities and infrastructure. New corporations emerge, timber and pine wood ventures form, and Savannah and Macon host wood product factories and distilleries. Public buildings and churches expand as urban centers invest in utilities and libraries.

Columbus Fairburn Dublin Willacoochee Birmingham Ala Macon Mobile Kirkwood Aliceville City Atlanta Decatur South Carolina Lee County Georgia Brunswick, Ga Sumter County Florida Savannah Iewnan Union Springs Abrary

Digger Stanley to Box Frankie Kurng at National

New York on January 26 reports that the National Sporting Club expects a large crowd for a ten round bantamweight bout between Digger Stanley the English champion and Frankie Kurng of Jersey City. Stanley may then face Johnny Coulon for the world title and other rivals upon returning home.

New York National Sporting Club Digger Stanley Frankie Kurng Jersey City Frankie Burns Johnny Coulon Frankie Conley Monte Attell

Conference of Health Officers in Columbus

Public health officers from across Ohio gather in Columbus for a two day conference arranged by the state board of health. Topics include prevention of infantile paralysis medical inspection compulsory purification of tuberculosis pure milk supply water disinfection and street dust and cleaning in relation to health.

Columbus Ohio State Board of Health

Dr P F Banhsen Speaks on Texas Fever Tick Eradication

Greensboro Ga January 26 Dr Peter F Banhsen state veterinary surgeon delivered an address in the courthouse during the noon recess of court on Texans fever tick eradication. The program has been ongoing in Greene county and the speaker urged further interest in the effort.

Greensboro Peter F. Banhsen Court House Greene County Banhsen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kentucky Marion M. Arnold Mer Capital Banner Aanta Atlanta Methodists North and South Georgia Philathea Wesley Memorial Church J. B. Robins Trinity Methodist Church Chamber of Commerce Davis Dougherty County Pauline Prince Or Hill Arkansas M. E Masons of Georgia Clarke County Oil and Fertilizer CO Clarke, Oglethorpe and Jackson W. Irvin Empire State Conference OF Health Officers P. F. Banhsen
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