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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

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Georgia high school conference bond vote drives rally effort

The article outlines active campaign for courthouse bonds in Georgia with plans for rallies and volunteer drives. It notes teachers and administrators attending the fourth annual high school association meeting at the University of Georgia and lists district officers, committees, and conference programs across mathematics history English and Latin, plus Governor Brown's legislative message.

Isaac, Ey Dralls Athens University of Georgia Joseph 8. Stewart O. R. Horton Loecus Grove J. H. Parks Greensboro W. A. Mulloy Statesboro W. K. Carswell Swainsboro D. B. Hodges Savannah R. W. Monte Lyons G. D. Goddard Moultrie Porter Davis Norman Park Mamie Broamen Albany T. H. Wilkerson Pelham J. §. Allen Thomasville A. G. Millar Americus T. G. Polbhill Hawkinsville B. B. Sams Fitzgerald J. M. Richardson Montezuma B. L. Brauner Richland C. L. Smith LaGrange C. K. Henderson Newnan Miss Sneed Lénion C. A. Maupin Columbus RK. D. Eadie Carrollton J. C. Upshaw Covintong Wilbur Colvin Jonesboro W. BE. Dendy Monroe T. H. Robertson Newborn R. D. Powell Conyers W. T. Garrett Griffin K. T. Alfriend Macon Jere Lavonia W. P. Henry Washington Theo Rumble Elberton Ebb. Mell J. L. Allman Toccoa J. A. Mershon Gainesville J. W. Marion Cornelia L. F. Elrod Commerce G. E B. Usher Jefferson H. B. Carreker Warrenton J. W. Farmer Louisville T. H. Garrett Auguste C. . McCollam Wrens D. F. Nicholson Sanderaville Upper R. EB. Brooks Dublin Baxley J R. Strozier McRae W. A. Wood Mt. Vernon Lower Ralph Newon Presiden Brunswick C. A. Sydnor Blackshear F. M. Miller Joseph M. Brown Legislative

Georgia High School Convention Showcases Wide Rivalry

The fifth annual Georgia high school convention drew large crowds at Ath ens with strong track contest results, spelling showdowns, and scholarship prizes. Delegates from eleven districts competed in orations, declamations, music, and essays earning cups and scholarships across disciplines.

Kentucky Educational Association Meets Opens Three Day Session

The Kentucky Educational Association begins its three day session in Owensboro with a large attendance. President Prof T J Crates of Richmond and Thomas B McGregor of Frankfort among speakers will discuss rural educational needs and improvements for Kentucky.

Owensboro

Bowman to Stay as Gainesville Pastor Through November

Gainesville Ga June 28 Dr C E Bowman will remain pastor of the First Methodist church in Gainesville until the annual conference in November The board of stewards acted on his request for a supply pastor while he continues as dean of the new Emory College theology department and preaches at the First church Sundays starting in September

Gainesville C. E. Bowman Dowman Emory College

Summer School Opens Across Georgia Colleges

The University Summer School begins its term this morning with addresses at the chapel by Chancellor Barrow and the state school commissioner on general educational conditions in Georgia. High school conferences start today as part of a full program, while students arrive on trains and visitors fill the streets, many of them young teachers.

Sanford Field Athens Georgia Fannie Dykes Cochran Lion and the University Summer School Barrow

Legislature to Investigate And Fix Blame for Lynching

Atlanta editorials demand a rigorous inquiry into the Walton county double lynching. The piece accuses officials including Judge Brand and Sheriff Stark of failing to call troops, urging the legislature to fix responsibility and punish the guilty to preserve Georgia's rule of law.

Atlanta Walton County Brand Capitol Monroe Stark Judge Brand Allen Brown Walton

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Clarke County Court House Ralph Newton Brunswick High School Dr. Stephens H. B. Ritchie Ming Janie Bush Dawson Roland E. Brooks Sapt W. R. Lanier Jackson Ay’s Banner Pond Goddard Florence Bernd Emma Denmark Begsie Tift College Forsyth Mary Kelly Valflosta E. P. Moseley Elizabeth White Mary Howel B. G. Childs J. P. Turner Locust Grove Brandt Laboon Madison H. R. Hunt Powder Springs Mise Claud Martin V. Sanford B. K. Caldwell W. F. Melton Oxford Carl W. Grood G. W. Camp Dahlonega Jere M. Pound High School Association University Chapel A. G. Miller Prin E. B Mell D. C. Barrow Misa Celeste Parrish M. L. Troutman Annie R. Pitman Cedartown Norman Lane Banford Field Wood Proctor Simpson Ghot Put Smith Shaw McWhorter Gilbert Grace Clary Gaunt Williams White Moss Bixth Gorenth Tyuth Gantt Crump Beasley Williama Bailey Saville Walter Jenkins Valdosta Old South Hubert Green Demorest Lewis Radford Surrey Ned Lee Talepemdence Cuba Joe Stewart Gay I John D. Durien Swaineboro, Ga Henry W. Grady Misa Varnedoes Hettie Barton Tippins Varina Little Eatonton Allie May Todd Emma Lee Harris Misa Eula DuPree Athens High School Miss Morrison Miss Ferrell Miss Dykes Nini Joe Stewart, Jr Miller Lee Brenau Conservatory Miss Varnadoe Barton DuPree W. PF. Sweat Waycross W. Troy H. J. Garner May Knight Pittard Winterville Louise Aldhorne Georgia State High School Asociation J. 8. Stewart Kentucky Educational Association Cc. E. Bowman Ely Rewerren Street Kew Journal Tonight General Assembly Cate Pach Standard Oil Company Taylor Saw Mills Lead
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