Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Convention Program
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention in Athens schedules Nov. 2 to 5 with executive board meetings, receptions, president conferences, formal opening, numerous greetings from city officials colleges and clubs, extensive committee reports on infirmaries schools forestry and conservation, followed by lectures, luncheons, and group sessions at Seney Stovall Chapel and Lucy Cobb Institute.
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Seney-Stovall
Lucy Cobb Institute
H.C. White
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
H. C. White
Federation
M. A. Lipscomb
Milledge Avenue
L. C
H. M. Willet
Troy Beatty
H. J. Rowe
Athens Woman's Club
M. L. Troutman
Athens
Mildred Rutherford
Lacey Cobb Institute
Misa A. W. Brumby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alice Baxter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jno
M. Graham
Colonial Dames
Anna C. Benning
E. T. Brown
Georgia School of Technology Infirmary
John B. Whitehead
Crawford-Long Infirmary
State University
W. D. Lamar
David C. Barrow
Crawford W. Long
F. L. Taylor
Long
Jos. Jacobs
W. P. Welch
Ap. m
A. O. Harper
J. E. Mercer
R. K. Rambo
T. Gurr
Joling Jones
J. Lindsay Johnson
Hugh M. Willet
Oscar J. Peeples
Chas
D. Kaden
FE. G. McCabe
W. W. Banks
Eugene B. Heard
Lucy Coob Institute
Gerdine and
Brumby
Lucy Cobb Musical Faculty
Hugh H. Willet
Philip N. Moore
General Federation
W. Woods
Eugene Reilly
Old Harawa Cafe to become Cafe Royal under new firm
The Harawa, a long time Georgia university staple nicknamed the universal gathering place for students, will be renamed Cafe Royal. A new corporation led by W. Pitner Geo E Deadwyler and O R Hinton has applied for charter with 10000 capital. the Harawa’s lore and etymology are noted as part of its history.
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Harawa
Georgia
Royal
Messrs. W. ©. Pitner
Geo.e. Deadwyler
O. R. Hinton
Mrs Mary Dobbins Dies in Milledgeville at 71
Mrs Mary E Dobbins died yesterday morning in Milledgeville after years of ill health. She was 71, beloved by many, sister to Mrs LV Bradberry and Dr E H Hale of this city and Mr Hope H Hale of Atlanta. Funeral and burial scheduled for 10 o'clock this morning in Milledgeville. Pallbearers named: J F Rhodes M H Merry T J Sysan R J Felton J W Turner and J W Barnett.
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Milledgeville
Mary E. Dobbins
LV. Bradberry
E. H. Hale
Hope H. Hale
Atlanta
Messrs
3. F. Rhodes
M. H. Merry
T. J. Sysan
R. J. Felton
J. W. Turner
J. W. Barnett
Former Athens Man Dies in City of Atlanta
Thomas Lilly aged 66 died at his niece Mrs J C Dennard 1043 East Fair street early Wednesday morning His survivors include wife a son Emmett Lilly of Bostwick Ga a daughter Mrs A G Fitzpatrick of Bogart Ga a sister Mrs G W Mabry and a brother Robert Lilly of Athens Ga The body will be taken to Athens for funeral and burial at Oconee cemetery after arrival this morning at 10 oclock
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Thomas Lilly
Atlanta
J. C. Dennard
East Fair Street
Emmett Lilly
Bostwick
A. G. Fitzpatrick
Bogart
G. W. Mabry
Robert Lilly
Athens
Oconee Cemetery
Georgia Confederate Veterans In Reunion Unfolds In Columbus
In Columbus Georgia today October 19 the Georgia Confederate Veterans gathered for the annual state reunion. Flags bunting and hearty greetings welcomed veterans and friends as reception and opening formalities filled the day. The annual parade is planned for tomorrow marking the gathering's concluding day.
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Columbus
Former Athens Lady Dies in Oklahoma
Mrs. R. L. Burger, formerly of Athens, died in Oklahoma at age forty eight. She moved twenty five years ago to the Indian territory area, lived in a distant Oklahoma town, and was buried there. She was daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Langston and widow of Mr. Burger. Survived by husband and three sons, and by brothers and sisters in Georgia Texas and Arkansas.
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Athens
Oklahoma
R. L. Burger
Territory
Indian Territory
W. G. Langston
Oglethorpe County
Burger
Peggy Stewart Day Celebrations Across Maryland
Baltimore and other Maryland cities marked Peggy Stewart Day to honor the burning of the brig Peggy Stewart in Annapolis on October 19, 1774. The event followed strong colonial opposition to British tea tax measures, with the brig's owner allegedly setting fire to the vessel in protest.
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Baltimore
Patriotic and Historical Societies
Maryland
Peggy Stewart
Peggy’ Stewart
Annapolis
Great Britain
Guests from Sparta Visit Athens Hosts In Greece
Mr and Mrs James Kreticos of Sparta Greece are guests of Mr and Mrs P Petropol Mrs Kreticos is a Slater of Mr Petropol The report notes the visitors’ stay in Athens during their Greece trip with formal hosting by local residents
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Athens
Sparta
Greece
James Kreticos
P. Petropol
Welcome Athens to Host Good Roads Tourists in Style
Athens prepares to welcome a large delegation of Good Roads tourists next Tuesday evening. A chamber of commerce meeting arranged transportation from Lexington to the Georgian hotel for a welcome repast. A reception committee led by D P Haselton calls on ladies to attend and invites all citizens including the mayor and council to greet visitors with a complete program to follow.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Lexington
D. P. Haselton
D. P. Hasleton
L. XN. Young
A. W. Brooks
A. J. Carter
F. A. Warner
Louis Funkenstein
Simon Michael
Max Michael
C. D. Flanigen
John White Morton
Billups Phinizy
M. G. Michael
Dobbs
A. L. Deadwyler
Thhem
Chamber of Comm
Phinizy Likely to Announce Alderman Bid Third Ward
Mr C H Phinizy, a well known city business leader, is likely to announce within days his candidacy for alderman of the Third ward. A close friend said the matter is under consideration and an announcement could come this week. His business success and leadership in the city council are cited as assets.
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Third Ward
C. H. Phinizy
Phimsy
Georgia football prospects praised by H H Gordon in Atlanta
H H Gordon Jr and Sanford aide praise University of Georgia football aims. Gordon says prospects are the best in years and predicts strong performances against all teams except Sewanee. He singles out McWhater from Gordon as a future star and lauds Coach Cunningham and Coach Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jamison
Gordon
Georgia
H. H. Gordon
Sanford
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Maxwell
Athens Chain of Commerce
Sewanee
Cunningham
Anderson
McWheater
Gilmer County Split Wide Open
Atlanta reports Gilmer County remains torn by fierce factional politics with Republicans and Democrats accused of fraud in the governor race. A prosecutor titled case led to convictions and fines for election managers, then Governor Brown pardoned them as partisan disputes fester. The split promises continued tensions and potential jail overcrowding in the area.
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Atlanta
Gilmer County
Donnybrook
Brown
Governorfleet Smith
Gilmer
Smith
Mr. Smith
A. H. Burtz
Burtz
Woodward and Anti Woodward in Atlanta Mayoral Primary
Atlanta braces for Friday primary to decide if James G Woodward will again lead the city or if Courtland Winn will win. Campaign rhetoric runs nightly as residents face a hot race with many city officials on the ballot and the city awaiting political peace for two more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James G. Woodward
Aguire
Eagle of
Woodward
anti-Woodward
Six South Football Powers Battle for Title Says Constitu tion
The sporting editor picks six teams Sewanee Vanderbilt Tech Georgia Auburn and LSU as likely champions with Sewanee the most logical choice after early victories and a strong returning lineup. The schedule features key clashes among the group and an impending elimination when Sewanee meets LSU this Saturday.
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South
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Tech
Georgia
Auburn
Vanderglt
Drummer Evangelist 18 Makes Good in New York
Athens preacher Rev H C Compton reports a large turnout and strong interest at a two week meeting in a major New York Baptist church. He says he is royally treated and comfortable, as crowds fill the South Baptist Church.
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Evangelist
New York
Athens
South Baptist Church
H. C. Compton
Mr. Compton
New York City
Indiana librarians open annual meeting in South Bend
Large attendance at the Indiana State Library Association opening session in the Progress Club auditorium South Bend. President William Hepburn of Indianapolis called the meeting to order as sessions run through tomorrow and Friday focusing on varied librarian interests.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana State Library Association
The
Progress Club
William Hepburn
Indianapolis
Ty Cobb Receives Prize Auto at Shibe Park
At Shibe Park Philadelphia on October 19 Ty Cobb was presented with one of the automobiles awarded to the American League’s top hitter. The vehicle was driven around home plate to a cheering crowd as Cobb appeared from the stands. LaJoie received his prize in his absence.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Ty” Cobb
Lajoie
Cobb
Gotham Gossips Sweep Short Weights Abolish Fraud
New York today launches a city-wide raid on short weights and measures with volunteer housewives aiding the weights and measures bureau. The effort aims to purge dishonest food traders within weeks. Also, crime worries rise as police report a centralized gang network aiding escaped prisoners from Sing Sing. Meanwhile New York society thrives with clubs around Madison Square, women’s universities, suffrage tensions, and a shift away from male messengers as reforms press on. In Boston, the New England Postmasters Association held its annual meeting with remarks by BE Ty Bushnell.
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New York
Gotham
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Greater
Underworld
Sing Sing
Law
Boston
Mass
New England Postmasters Association
BE. Ty Bushnell
Whale Ington
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Lucy Lester
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Sam D. Jones
Poplar Springs
EB. B. Heard
Watters District
Mass—Georgia
Cass Station
M. L. Johnson
Marion Smith Sehnol
W. P. Patillo
Logan E. Bleckley
Clayton School
W. F. Paris
Edward R. Hodgson, Jr
Willedse Avenue
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Jas. Swift
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Celeste Pariah
Nichols Peterson
Milasie Nees
Bertha Nussbaum
Mra
W. Trox Bankston
Lon Dickey
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W. L. Hines
Miasea
Hugh Hodgson
M. L. Brittain
J. K. Ottley
Tallulah Falls Industrial School
Wm. Green Raoul
Warren Boyd
H. B. Key
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Rainwater
Rawa
ReJnwater
Cafe Royal
Mary Dobbins
Bradberry
Confederate Veterans
RL. Burger
Peggy Stewart Day
C.H. Phinizy
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Hugh H. Gordon
Rorce
Constitution
Indiana
TY Cobb
Women's University Club
Madison’ Square
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