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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1919

Page

2

Counties Receive Auto Tag Money

Atlanta September 9 The state treasurer William J Speer mailed apportionments of automobile tax from tag sales to county boards of commissioners. Hall County gets 5591 the largest share due to most road mileage DeKalb 4732 and Cobb 3562 Fulton 1584.44 Mr Dervey Miller returns from vacation in California and other western points.

Atlanta William J. Speer Boards of Commissioners Hall County DeKab Fulton County Mr. Dervey Miller California Western Poins

Athens Canteen Workers Praised by Authorities

Letters of commendation from Atlanta officials praise Athens Canteen Service for inspiring Red Cross workers in the southern division and for outstanding support to men returning from overseas. Officials from the Department of Military Relief and the Red Cross express gratitude for the Athens team led by Mrs. Billups Phinizy, noting loyalty and exceptional esprit de corps.

Athens Red Cross Billups Phinizy Atlanta Phinizy Department of Military Relief T.R. Lombard Southern Division Phinlzy Waanington Lombard Military Relief Kate Wefford Southern Div Avanta, Ga American Red Cross The E. R. Black

Tag Game Leads to Street Collision on Prince Avenue

A 12 year old girl playing tag on Prince Avenue was struck by a turning car driven by Cobb Hunter. Police ruled the driver not at fault. the girl suffered bruises but no serious injuries.

Athens Prince Avenue Cobb Hunter Hunter

Ennis Hall Prize Essay Sparks Auto Tag Offer

The Georgia Normal and Industrial College in Milledgeville plans a $50 prize for a student essay on The American Home as the basis of American power. Senator Ennis and Secretary of State McLendon promote the contest to honor Ennis Hall and boost local development. Judges include five prominent Georgia women, with an official announcement at college opening.

Atlanta Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville J. H. Ennis Ennis S. G. McLendon McLendon Secretary of State Lindsay Johnson Millie Rutherford W. H. Felton Robert L. Burner Z. J. Fitzpatrick Georgia Parks

First in County Killed in Service Form Post

The Athens post of the American Legion named The Allen R. Fleming Jr. post aims to enroll all county veterans. Fleming, Clarke county's first WWI casualty aboard the USS Manley, is honored by the charter plan and new members are listed as officers gather records and set future steps.

Athens American Legion Allen R. Fleming, Jr Fleming Post 14 Clarke County U.S Manley Allen Fleming Baxter Jones Macon State Council Tate Wright Army Navy T Marine Corps Atlanta Post Allen R. Fleming Charles EB. Martin D. H. DuPree John R. Northcutt T. FE. Hollingsworth Howard H. Me. Whorter R. M. Soule Julian Erwin P. A. Hodgson

Laura Rutherford Chapter Sees New Members and Plans

Thirty members of the Laura Rutherford U DC chapter gathered on the Lucy Cobb porch at 4 pm to welcome new members including Mrs E L Griggs Mrs Millard Jenkins Mrs Will Scott Miss Frances West and others. The treasurer reported a healthy treasury and a $25 gift to the Georgia room in Richmond. Chapter hopes to send a large delegation to the UCV meeting in Atlanta in October with a special car for a one day trip. Delegates to state and general conventions were named, and Mrs Negitt Owen presented relics including a Jefferson Davis letter from 1865 describing the boy’s letters and privacy being austere yet a great happiness to them.

U. D.C Laura Rutherford Lucy Cobb Cobb Lampkin E. L. Griggs Millard Jenkins Will Scott Lucy Leah Mathis Frances West Mildred Rutherford Kent Glenn Dorough Charles Downs Mattle Woodis Georgia Richmond Atlanta United Chapter Crawford Gerdine Miss Rutherford Ladies' Memorial Association H. W. Martin Cobb Jefferson Davis Augusta Davis Letera

Crucedale Secures Expert Florists Arrive to Boost Greenhouses

Mrs. A. C. Pennock and Mr. Herbert Pennock of Philadelphia arrive in the city to join Crucedale Greenhouses as expert growers and flower caretakers. They bring experience from Philadelphia leading greenhouses and will enhance the firm’s ornamental plant operations.

A. C. Pennock Herbert Pennock Philadelphia City Crucedale Firma

Bridging the Years and a Letter of Sorrow

A reflective piece recalls an elder figure bridging past and present with wisdom and faith. The narrative voice notes his perceived helplessness now, while neighbors value his long experience guiding them across time. A related letter from Varni Davis expresses grief, thanks to Mrs Betts and family, and prayers for his people.

D. G. Bickers Varni Davis

Thirty six cents named as a fair price for cotton

New Orleans September 9 Major B F McClatchey announced a minimum cotton price of 36 cents for September with a half cent monthly rise to 40 cents by May. The price proposal, based on conditions and demand shortage, was adopted by the American Cotton Association despite protests and calls for an even higher price. Governor Hugh M Dorsey led sessions and Georgia delegate applause followed.

New Orleans Li B. F. McClatchey American Cotton Association United States America Europe Wanahataker Hugh M. Dorsey Dorsey Georgia Harvie Jordan Monticello E. D. Smith South Carolina Associated Press New Orleans Cotton Association Wison League of Nations Senate

Mrs Salda Owen To Return To Philadelphia

Mrs Salda Owen, guest of Mrs C D Flanigen for two weeks, will leave the last of the week to return home in Philadelphia.

To Day's Fashion Note Exponents of the Straight Line Mode

New fashion note highlights straight line styles for youth, detailing two dress models. First model uses satin waist and taffeta skirt with bias cuffs and collar, costing fabric requirements of 20 yards satin and 3 yards taffeta for medium size. Second model features side pockets with contrasting hem and neck, using 5.5 yards plain and 4 yards figured 36 inch material, priced 26 cents and 25 cents respectively for sizes 14 to 20 years.

More Army Food Allotted to Athens Office

Athens residents will receive another shipment of government foodstuffs through the local post office with orders accepted September 20. About thirty thousand pounds have been distributed in prior shipments with no complaints on quality. To prevent congestion, rural carrier autos will be used for parcel post delivery of future orders.

Athens Rucker Yets Conditlor

Autos on Streets Delay Work of City Sweepers

Athens city boards urge council to ban parking on paved blocks inside fire limits from midnight to 3 A M to allow street sweepers to clear streets and gutters. The city bacteriologist reports wood condition in water and fewer contagious diseases than usual for the season.

City Board of Health Athens

Cardinal Mercier Lands In America

Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium arrives in New York from Brest aboard the Northern Pacific. He is greeted by the mayor's committee of welcome and church officials on the bay as he begins his visit to the United States.

Associated Press New York Cardinal Mercier Belgium Brast Northern Pacific

Gingham Fashion Hints for Dresses No. 8408 and 8384

Daily fashion note favors gingham designs with Chinese blue frock and plaid tunic blouse. Details include soutache trims, bias bands, flare cuffs, side belt, and plaited back skirt. Medium sizes require yardage and soutache. prices kneel at 25 cents.

Pictorial Review

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