Scouts Inspect Camp Site For YMCA Summer Trip
A scouting party led by W Y Forbes and Alfred Parham heads to Tallulah Falls to hike to Chatooga Camping grounds, inspecting camp facilities and coordinating supplies with local contacts. A conference for campers is set for Wednesday at the YMCA, with final instructions and possible extra tents to accommodate more boys. Camp fees are due by Friday July 1, and a railroad fare reduction brings the round trip to 5.27.
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W.y. Forbes
Athens Young Men's Christian Association
Alfred Parham
W. T. Forbes, Jr
Tallulah Falls
Chatooga
Tallulah
Forbes
Messrs
Stone and Atkins
Association
J. E. Harvey
Harry Cason
New YMCA Baseball Schedule Set with Eagles vs Tigers
The YMCA baseball schedule is arranged with a game on Monday June 27 featuring the Eagles against the Tigers. The district league lines up further matches to follow.
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Y.M.C. A
Eagles
Tigers
Eagles versus Tigers clash of captains and players names listed
A long ledger of players from Eagles and Tigers including captains Julien Erwin and Fleet Lanier and many teammates is noted for an upcoming Eagles versus Tigers contest. The fragment lists numerous players such as Henry Bacon W R Bedgood Chick Owens and Whitey Davis among others, reflecting a traditional team roster tease in a historic scorecard style.
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Eagles
Julien Erwin
Henry Bacon
W. R. Bedgood
Frank Holden
Chick” Owens
Hope Smith
Ricker Ginn
George Williams
Ed Hightower
James Head
Harry Burton
Howell Cobb
Ed Porter
Sam Foster
Bulldogs Beat Bearcats 5-0 in Tight Showdown
Pat Lampkin sparked the Bulldogs with a sixth inning single driving in Booze McWhorter and Bob McWhorter as Morton Hodgson received strong support. Errors by Cabaniss and costly misplays behind Hodgson fueled the Bearcats’ defensive woes in a 5-0 win.
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H.R. E. Cabaniss
M. Conolly
M. Hodgson
Bill Crane
C . Ate
P. Conolly
P. Weatherly
Pope
Iris Whine
Wingfeld
Bob McWhorter
Pat Lampkin
Dews
Dub” Thornton
Ori Wetter
Jack Wilks
Cotta
Totelg
Wingfield
Bear Cats
Costa
Dub" Thornton
Dr. Clark
Ferday
McWhorter
Brother Bob
Bob
Jack Wilkins
Bull Dogs
Morton Hodgson
Pat
Redgood
Nelbling
Dr. Wabaniss
Harrie Dews
Doc
Abit Nix
Mortop Hodgsoh
Pat Lamp
Morton the Lemon and Hopes for Regular Play
Pat Lampkin calls Morton a lemon as a new pitcher. Dr Holliday believes time will make him the best second sacker. Bob McWhorter expresses hope they will play him there regularly.
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Kin
Pat Lampkin
Morton
Dr. Holliday
Bob McWhorter
Bills Introduced In House Yesterday In Georgia
Special to The Banner Atlanta June 24 The general bills introduced include a move to relocate the state capital to Macon and create Article 14 of the Constitution, a road safety measure, shifting Brantley county seat, malaria funding, repeal of the tax equalization law, anti tick-infested cattle shipments, witness fee changes, dental board conflict rules, stock certificate access for levying officers, creation of Peach County, uniform municipal tax date, remaindermen title suits, secret ballots in elections, repeal of labor contract law peonage provisions, repeal of hotel tipping law, abolition of special railroad attorney, consolidation of solicitor general offices, and life insurance bond valuation rules.
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Atlanta
Macon
Malone
Bibb
Strickland
Brantley
Hoboken
McHunter
Vocelle
Camden
State Board of Health
Watkins
Butta
Dickerson
Clinch
Hunter
Chatham
Atkinson
Gwinnett
Neill
Muscogee
Way of
Randolph
Smith
Meriwether
Lankford
Toombs
McIntyre
Thomas
Georgia Senate Speaker Clay Acknowledged by Alumni
Herbert Clay of the Georgia senate and University of Georgia alumnus is celebrated in Athens for his loyalty and anticipated impartial leadership. He pledges to support Gov. Thomas W. Hardwick, seek co operation, place each senator effectively, and honor his father’s legacy as former presiding officer.
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Herbert Clay
Georgia Senate
University of Georgia
Athens
Senate
Clay
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Farmers Indicted For Peonage Crime in Georgia
A federal grand jury in Atlanta indicted Alton Biles of Pike county J B Biles Roy Leach and A B Leach of Spalding county on peonage charges. The men allegedly bailed Black individuals from jails and stockades and held them in servitude.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Alton Biles
Pike County
J. B. Biles
Roy Leach
A. B. Leach
Spalding County
Spangles in Simple Frock for College Girls
A white spangled net dress with long waist blouse and straight gathered skirt suits college and sweet girls. Sheer gauze trims the blouse, and the pattern Pictorial Review Dress No. 9105 offers sizes 16 to 20 years. Materials listed include net and Georgette, with embroidery and transfer options priced separately.
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Pictorial Review
Cardal Remedy Promises Strength After Trial
A Kernersville reader touts Cardal, claiming it strengthened her and eased nerves after using it on December 1. The account asserts the product has been trusted for over forty years by thousands, urging readers to obtain it from local druggists as No 143.
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Kernersville
N. C
Cardal
Water Power Bills Show Big Changes
Atlanta reports two bills backed by municipal ownership supporters aim to amend the state constitution to let cities and counties issue bonds for water power development and public utilities. This marks the third session with such measures offered, signaling ongoing push for municipal debt authority.
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Atlanta
Revised Survey Drops Objectionable Features Amid Backlash
Supporters say the revised survey shown to be introduced this year removes features opponents object to. Critics had warned the plan included elements deemed objectionable, but backers insist changes address concerns and keep the project on track.
House memorializes Representative Lee
A memorial resolution adopted by the Georgia House honors Hon. R. A. Lee of Quitman County who died after his election. A copy of the resolution was sent to his family.
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Atlanta
House
R. A. Lee
Quitman County
Sanner Want Ads Prime Market Listing
Classified notice notes profitable opportunities and guaranteed results pricing. Sanner Want Ads invites readers to contact for further details on listings.
Foreign Trade Bank Dissolved by Stockholders Vote
New York June 24 The Foreign Trade Banking Corporation the country s pioneer foreign discount bank will be dissolved after a stockholders meeting It was stated the corporation had no outstanding debts and liquidation was entirely voluntary
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New York
Foreign Trade Banking Corporation
Countrys Pioneer Foreign Discount Bank
Dressmaker Credits Vegetable Gem for Relief From Pain
Vernon Texas dressmaker Mrs W M Stephens credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for ending years of monthly pain and enabling her to work and manage her housework. She urges other overworked women to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Vernon
Tex
E. Ham
Rosana
Lynn
Mane
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Tveaday
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Marion Conolly
W. ¥. Pitard
M. 8. Hodgson
W. H. Cabaniss
William Crane
Paul Conolly
Walter Pope
M. B. Wingfield
Paul Weatherly
W. A. Clarke
Robert McWhorter
Ale Link
Neibling
Howard Mc.Whorter
Starr Smith
J. D. Bradwell
Francia Price
Fred McEntire
D. D. Quillian
William Sizer
Guy Hancock
L. Mitchell
David Michael
Frank Murray
Chandler Wingfield
W. E. Hopkins
J. C. Hutchins, Jr
Ernest Hollingsworth
Abe Goodman
Fred Dean
0. D. McDorman
N. G. Slaughter
R. L. Mesa II
Ross Crane
J. K. Butlock
Norvell
Roy Dean
Joel A. Wier
Wate Parr
Fred Davis
Fleet Lanier
Whitey” Davis
E. H. Dorsey, Jr
Hugh Oddsson
W. T. Forbes, Sr
Clyde Anderson
Cook
W. K. Meadow
Abut Nix
W. L. Bradberry
L.A. Booth
A. A. Booth
Marvin Cox
Louis Scarborough
Eagles Va. Tigers
Bulldogs
Bearcats
Sam Woods
Carolina
Lee
Banner
Athens, Ga
Cent
Chas. Stern Co
Foreign Trade Bank
L. E. Pinkham
Mountains
North Carolina
Y. W.C
Chiatooga
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