Marist Defeats Culverites In Close Prep Upset
The Marist prep basketball team edged Culverites 28 to 27 on their field in a hard fought game. Captain Hubert and guards McCall and Hubert led a tight defense while Lowry and Cocke helped the offense as Marist remained ahead most of the contest. The win boosts Marist’s pennant prospects after a strong performance by Dodge and Cocke against a fast Culverites squad.
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Marist
Teoe Wonald Fraser
Warist
Culverites
Marist Quinket
Hubert
Tech
Ivy Street
Cocke
Dodge
Marists
McCalter
atcCall
McCall
Lowry
Gardner
Wortt
Tech Hish
T. HS
Pos
Csints
Teowry
Myers
Dedwe
Fincher
Bedell
McCall Colcord
Ert
Czintz
Peacock Fleet School
Marist College
Peacock
Lowry Cocke
Hile Wells
Smith
Jiarist
Walls
Phillips
Burgess
van Valkenburg
Wells
Guid Dubose
Saunders
Scarp
Fraser
Knox
Porward
Burgens
Dubose
Centar
Brownenn
Baunders
Hampton Boyn’ High
Georgia Military Academy
Westey Memorial Court
Fair Sex
Georgia Miliary Bue
Scott
Johnston
High Acioni
High School
Georgia Miliary Academy
Fehtingoys' Hirsh School
Georgia
Cohen O Joos
Woodward Sven Unicien
Imekee
Benderson
Eugene Ohertorter
Bluse
Lowery
Marist Athletic
Badge
Borrison
Carson
Frank Harrison
Divine George
Mighty Tin
Coluon
Grown
Merlain
Horse Guards
Unusually Successful Term Predicted for Marist College
Marist College braces for a strong term as the squad, led by Hubert and Lowery with McCall, Hub ert, and Harrison, trains hard under captaincy. The roster includes Beehind, Emery Cocke, and a solid bench, while the cadets rally with a mass meeting to boost support for the basketball team.
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Marist College
Perfect Attendance Marks At Local School Open Year
One hundred fifty eight pupils have not been absent or tardy since September. The eighth grade leads in spelling while a photography session captured most of the students. A holiday yard project added a stone wall and sod edges. A debate on Robert E. Lee versus George Washington is planned with Edwin Williams and John Peacock leading respective sides. A soccer match vs Holge wood is set for January 27.
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Robert E. Lee
George Washington
Edwin Williams
Frank Read
Fred
Cason
John Peacock
Harry Alten
Charlie Winburh
George Maddox
Macon
Holgewood School
Teague
Charlie Winburn
Enteresting Talk At Home Park School by Dr Toepel
Nearly all pupils returned January fifth after a two week vacation. Mrs Walker Lewis donated a box of books for the library. Miss Harralson, Mr Toepel, and Mr Siscon visited last week. Harralson praised music in grades six through eight. Dr Toepel spoke to seventh graders on hygiene and the eighth grade enjoyed it. Mr Staton urged correct spelling. The eighth grade will write on Lee’s Life as a Soldier next Thursday. New pupils were welcomed. A Florence Pilgrim.
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Walker Lewis
Staton
RE. Lee
Florench Pilgrim
Formwalt School Enjoys Athletics At Recess Hour
At Formwalt School the eighth grade finishes physiology and studies English history, Alfred the Great, and grammar with interest. Miss Harrison visiting boosts seventh and eighth grade music. the school notes a close spelling race and high attendance. First graders improve daily, drawing Cinderella scenes during art, while outdoor play includes a soccer ball, tennis balls, basketballs, and weather favorable for recess.
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Alfred the Great
Tme
Uerle
Formwalt
Christe Holmes
Edgewood School Sees Strong Class Reports and New Pupils
Every class at Edgewood School received excellent remarks in a general report. Miss Milledge visited, two new fifth graders Mathilde Peacock from Grant Park and Lyle Brooks from Antigen joined. Fourth grade won the attendance pennant, fifth grade B the spelling pennant. first graders await report cards. A new pupil Rey Black entered first grade B as a basketball game with HU school is planned for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Black
Chrigehen J. Ny
Report Cards Highlight Peebles Pupil Achievement
Report cards issued last week show strong effort across grades at Peebles school. Seventh grade honor roll includes Sulla Grean Virginia Kelly Gladys Ried Guasie Rogers Grace Davies Elsie Luther Amue Woodruff Abel Winburn.
Boys Night School Enrollments Rise, Teachers Report
Miss Annette Applewhite, eighth grade teacher, fell sick Tuesday during evening classes but returned Wednesday night. Seventh graders miss due to holiday accidents while Rex Patterson and Max Cohen’s mother improve. New faces join classes and Isa dore ia, from abroad, studies English as tutors assist. Commercial class welcomes H S Lawrences. Aftn Grade instructor Mike Clements enjoys grading papers.
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Annette Applewhite
Miss Applewhite
Eric Braswell
Gracy Hospital
Lon
Whili Ng
Paul Toy Iinson
Andrew Tiobinson
Wiliam Cleveland
Iva Street
Bernard Tant
State
Thamas Prathir
Inman
Rlad Max Cohen
HS. Lawrences
Mike Clements
Aftn
Fraser Street
Enjoyas
Harry Allen Pearson
Primary Grades at Calhoun School Praised for Their Work
The primary grades were praised by Miss Graves after a visit last Monday for their progress in first second and fourth grades. The eighth grade now splits spelling into A and B classes and the contest is exciting. The attendance banner week honors went to the sixth grade. Evelyn Lovett.
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Calhoun School
Fifth Grade Draws Cinderella Slipper Scene at Ashby
Fifth grade pupils at Ashby produced a drawing of Cinderella trying on the glass slipper with the prince and the two stepsisters nearby. First graders earned the top attendance award last week and received a reward.
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Ashby
Cinderella
Boys High Basketball Dominates Georgia Military Academy
Robert Foreman reports Boys' High School outclassed Georgia Military Academy basketball last Wednesday and defeated Tech High Saturday. The season shows promise with potential league formation, schedule planning set for January 30, and a winter concert phonograph project enhancing school events.
Splendid Exercises At Pryor School By Society
The Walter H. Rich Improvement club at Pryor School held its monthly meeting last Friday. A fine program on birds rows and trees was given by the fifth grade, followed by business. A committee of Mattie Boston Mary Thomas and Marion Maxwell was formed to raise funds for a U.S. flag and report next month. The eighth seventh sixth fifth third and second grade girls and the fourth grade boys showed strong stars. The eighth grade won the spelling bee with a 34 percent average. Pupils enjoyed writing on lined paper and using new readers. The eighth grade held current events day last week covering Panama Canal the eight foot man and the Colorado strike. Teachers and pupils express sympathy for Lola Mae Adams in her loss of her father Louise Dean.
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Walter H. Rich
Casseo
Panama
Canal
Man
Colorado
Lola Mae Adams
Whiga
Louise Dean
Fourth District Agricultural and Mechanical school progress praised
Carrollton Ga January 17 special. The Fourth District Agricultural and Mechanical school, though new, shows rapid progress. Its able faculty, healthy location, and over a hundred eager students yield strong training in agriculture domestic science and mechanical work. Students won eleven of fourteen prizes at the LaGrange 1912 high school contest, including the composition prize, evidencing growing community trust and success. Carroll County sent the largest corn club delegation to Atlanta last fall, signaling broad support.
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Carrollton
Ne ‘High School
High School Association
Agricultural and“ Mechanical School
LaGrange
Ies
Carrol County
Corn Club
Atlanta
Sixth District Fair Will Be Large One
Barnesville Ga January 17 Special There will be a big sixth district fair next fall at the Sixth District Agricultural school with exhibits from every county in the district Trustees grant use of buildings and grounds Citizens of Barnesville pledge to finance and assist Liberal prizes will be offered for boys corn clubs and girls canning clubs Emphasis on agricultural and livestock exhibits Committees appointed to set details and dates Enthusiasm grows that the fair will boost farming methods and advertise the school
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Barnesville
Barnes Wille
Plan Farmers Rally in Crisp County Cordele Ga
Cordele Chamber of Commerce prepares to hold a farmers rally with Georgia Chamber of Commerce President C J Haden to address general farmer topics. The meeting aims to reorganize the Crisp County Fair association and plan a county fair next year amid road work remonstrations led by Secretary Daniel of the chamber.
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Cordele
Cordele Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Crisp County Fair Association
Daniel
Chamaber of Commerce
Government seeks to condemn land in Appalachian reservation case
The United States filed its first condemnation suit in this division court to seize about 200 acres in Rabun County Georgia under federal conservation laws. Docking of Rabun County is named as the defendant. The action was filed Saturday before Deputy Clerk W G Cornett in Athens.
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Athens
United States
W. G. Cornett
United States of America
Docking
Rava County
Rebun County
Annual Report of Campfire Girls
Campfire Girls annual report continues from page two detailing activities, memberships, fundraising efforts, and community impact. Highlights include troop partnerships, service projects, event turnout, and leadership training.
Campfire Girls Year in Thomasville and Montreat Notes
Weekly meetings, health talks, first aid lessons, and hygiene by Mrs A D Taylor and a city nurse marked a year of campfire girl activities in Thomasville. They aided nine poor families at Christmas, tracked deeds weekly, and reported increased home thoughtfulness. A Blue Birds nest formed, a Quararian group camped in North Carolina winning honors, and poetry by Jama Ruska recounts Montreat experiences with mountains, rivers, and lessons in crafts, swimming, and outdoor sport.
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A. D. Taylor
Thomasville
Lucy Lester
Our Guardian
C.F
C. F's
North Carolina
Montreat
N. C
Jamaruska
Scott Leads In Points In Local Prep Season
In the opening contests of the local prep length there have been many players scoring for their teams. Scott of Boys High School leads the league with 34 points, followed by Podge and Lowry of Marist with 22 and 19 points respectively. The school page will list all players and their season totals each Sunday.
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Scott
Igh School
Podge
Lowry
Marist
Federation welcomes Campfire Girls in Thomasville
The Campfire Girls of Thomasville become the first local group in the federation of clubs. The federation expects them to be a valuable asset for future achievement and urges mothers to involve daughters in active club life. Miss Jessie Watts presented the organization report at Cuthbert with interest.
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Campfire Girls
Thomasville
Federation of Clubs
Pennybacker
Boy Scout Movement
Jessie Watts
Cuthbert
Club Reports Macon Woman's Club and Titton Library Club
Macon Woman's Club notes a Moss Night with Mrs Neel featuring readings by Anna Smith and Mel Church Berryman music by Gould and McArthur with Susie Findlay as music chair. New president Mrs T C Parker pushes plan to lease market building to federation for club house Associated Charities and juvenile court. Bondholders to decide, with strong show of support from women. Titton’s Twentieth Century Library Club opens 1914 with musical program by Nichols Peterson. Josie Golden piano solo and violin by Mrs H H Bacon Jr. E H Tift guest secretary pro tem. Club plans tenth anniversary home coming day and an afternoon tea hosting charter members. Members also plan opera week with four nights of entertainment beginning February 12. Lycian News.
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Macon
Joe Neel
Anna Smith
Mel
Church Berryman
Mesdames Gould
McArthur
Susie Findlay
T. C. Parker
Council
Federation
Associated Charities and Juvenile Court
Parker
Woman's Lab
Church Perrymas
City Federation
Eee
Twentieth Century Library Club
I Titton
Titton
Progressive Woman's Organization
Nichols Peterson
W. A. Puckett
Hiss
Josie Golden
Tifton
Lycian “Reas
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Boys’ High
Acho
John
Mowis
Oberdorffer
Lewis
Kennan Mott
Leonard Hoan
Ansley
United States Army
Mariat Qollere
J. Seiumidt
Moss
Joel
Mattison
Oberdorfer
Lyric
Norman Hackett
Naional Association
Aatearm
George 3. Rapier
Martat
Home Park School
Toepel
Formwalt School
Edgewood
Peeples
Sulla Grean
Virginia Kelly
Gladys Ried
Guasie Rogers
Grace Davies
Elsie Luther
Amue Woodruff
Abel Winburn
Embry Kendrick
Lucille Reed
Milledee
Hervewort
Louise Fouse
James Hargraves
Kathrine Albright
Thomas Branch
Georgia Chamberlain
Lisa Burton
Sloige Towery
Katherine Rosehaver
Velmer Carttan
Mary Ait Stanley
Broach
Mildred
Vernice Whiatey
Hauknight
Macy
Hubanks
Richard Kemp
Frank Ried
Mary Pressly
Robert Foreman
Tech High
Tech High School
Peatt
Vonkituring
Pryor
Plan Farmers’ Rally
Crisp County
Grant Park School
Inez Dicks
te_ings
Hainbow Mountain
Clogé
Seven Sisters
Happy Corner
Mt. Mitchell
Mitchell
Christ
B.H.S
Dulee
Lawes
Feitenele
Donald Praser
Porter
Oh Eudrisues
GMA
Burges
Bonnid Prasse DuBoss
van Valkenaers
Cd Oe Knox
Bewanes
Floyd Pores
Aluheet
Rm Jaecieit
Yampton
Donati
Penn
Pearock
Wes
Pensork Pew
Wondwai
We Cohen
Starr
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