Miss Smith Captivates Audience at University Stage
Yesterday at the university a large audience heard Miss Lollie M Smith of the State Normal School deliver an essay titled The Old and the New School. The event featured alumni toasts, speeches by Gov. Allen D Candler and others, and a vivid portrait of Greenwood Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Tuoatay
Phi Kappa
P. W. Meldrim
O'O Barrow
Obas
M Strahan
William M. Howard
Meare W A. Biount
Pensacola
Pig
Washington
Mac.i Tin
Treadarer Strahan
Slamm Fund
Joseph Hansell Merrill
Thomasville
Georgia
Aurora
P. W. Merrim
Allen D. Candler
Spon
State of Georgia
Georgis
B. Adamas
Savannah
Blis ‘Traatees
Clarke Howell
J. 5. Steward
Emory College
Dablonega School
Colleges of Georgia
K.T. Alford
Board of Visitors
J. D McCartnay
State College of Agriculture
South
Dextr Bloant
Law School
Rome
J. D. Byers
North Georgia Agricultural College
D. Towers
School of Technology
Lollie M. Smith
State Normal School
Misa Smith
Greenwood Academy
Torrestal
Professor Blander
Letter List of unclaimed letters for the week ending June 17 1919
The weekly letter list notes many unclaimed names including Males, Ash, Baldwin, Battle, Bridges, Boyd, Cobb, Davis, Davis, Davis, Hare, Hill, Holmes, Jackson, Kinnedy, Kinoy, Mitchell, Nichols, Parnell, Redgres, Wright, Yerby and others. A separate miscellaneous section mentions persons with titles Mrs and Miss, and includes additional surnames. A brief crime report describes a pistol hold-up of Mrs. Rosenberry near Boys' High School in Atlanta, with the assailant taking about $40. Continuous mentions of medical cure claims and advertisements follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EA Ash
P Baldwin
de A
J Battle
Dock Barbaricb
A Bengame
B Bridges
JT Boyd
Baroh
Jetale Barley
N W Childers
Davall Cobb
B G Davis
Prof Davis
T. Dwire
Hare
G R Hinnay
C Hill
ED Hare
G Holmes
Arthur Hooter
R H Jackson
Ed Kinnedy
John Kirt
Jim Kinoy
M Nillian
HS Leadbater
Jas F
Walter Martin
J L Mitchell
B Morton
HH Nichols
O P Parnell
Hugo Phillipa
Ben FP Redgres
Webster Phom
Bob Saddler
T G Swaringen
W O Stavall
Frank Thomas
J O Wright, Jr
John Yerby
Atlanta
Rosenberry
Greenaboro
Sbe
Po Nce
Millard Lee on trial for murder in Bem Hill church case
Atlanta June 17 Millard Lee the slayer of Miss Lilla May Suttles in Bem Hill Ga is tried in the criminal superior court on murder. Over 60 witnesses have been called. The trial features sensational elements and high public interest. Marietta Electric Light Plant sale shifts ownership as Moultrie M Bensions completes trade to the Marietta Electric company for plant improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Academy
Ani
Noros
Cfndras
Billy Jones
Profecar
Plese
Pir
Julias Ceasar
B. C
Thn
Binader
Dolefa
Moslo
Blander
Greenwood
Lote
Greenwood Base School
Les
Atlanta
Millard Lee
Lilla May Suttles
Bem Hill
Criminal Superior Court
Marietta Electric Light Plant
Marietta
Moultrie M. Bensions
Marietta Electric Company
Ava
Beeklen’s Arnica Salve Offered At Local Drug Stores
J M Borill of Old Town Virginia reports relief for a headache after using Beeklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad promotes the salve as infallible for piles and other ailments, noting it sold for 260 at Smith & Heokeo and B RK Palace & Son’s drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Borill
Old Town
Beeklen
Wia
Smith & Heo
B. RK
Palace & Sone
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Merrell
Edward M Shepard
Merrill
Merril
Folliwe
Slomoi
Alampos
Inga
Joe Lamar
Fabulona
Atatota
South Georgia
Winchester
Lear
Gooes Pond
Goose Pond
the Swift Specific CO
W. P. Brown
Hollands
Fides
Tory Lettern
Batylars Ierak Isto
Holland
Nature Study
David
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Board of Treatess
J. M. Stephenson
Lx McWhorter
Exerciere
Hien
DeWitt
R. M. Everly
Moundsville
W. Va
R. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith
Pemates
Daisy Boyd
Mies Louien
Brown
Ellen L Barpark
Anna A Davis
Oleo
Floyd
Georgia Holland
Claud Johnson
Mies M Ratelle Johnson
Misa Gartred Morse
Susie R Morris
Rachael Rhodes
J A Woeenepger
Mecelaneous
Moeasis H Brooks & Sons
WM. Fleming
P. M
G. W. Roberta
Elisabeth
W. V
Becklen
W. J. Smith & Ero's
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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