Baby Health Center Meet at Grant Park Schoolhouse
Grant Park Schoolhouse hosts a Baby Health Center meeting at 4 oclock Wednesday with a baby specialist and graduate nurse to weigh and measure the babies. Utopian Club plans sixth anniversary dance June 3 at New Larber hall with Garber-Davis orchestra and club officers and directors listed.
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Grant Park
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Utopian Club
New Larber Hall
Peachtree Street
North Avenue
Garber-Davis
Sam H. Stanfield, Jr
Thomas C. Howard
Senator Borah May Not Arrive For Bar Meeting
Savannah Ga May 31 Special It is announced here that because of continued consideration of the naval bill Senator William B Borah who was to have been the star speaker at the coming bar association meeting at Tybee Thursday to Saturday this week will not be able to come to the meeting President Lawton of the bar association remains hopeful that he may reach Savannah by Saturday Reservations already dated at the Tybee Hotel and Savannah Hotels indicate the convention will be one of the most largely attended meetings the lawyers of the state have held in years
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Savannah
William, B. Borat
Bar Association
Tybee
Lawton
Atill
Christian Education Drive Targets Wesleyan College Fund
In Macon Georgia on Tuesday the third day of a local drive by Southern Methodists sought to raise 33 million dollars for Christian education. The local quota is 1.6 million dollars designated for Wesleyan College though subscribed totals were not yet announced.
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Macon
Bay
Southern Methodists
Wesleyan College
Agnes Scott marks 61 graduates in 31st commencement
Agnes Scott college held its thirty first commencement on Tuesday morning with Rev. Thomas H. Johnston delivering the address on Influence. President Gaines spoke on College Education and power. Sixty one graduates received the B A degree with high and honor marks. Endowment campaign totaling 750000 was successful with gifts including 75000 from an unnamed donor and 2000 from Freshman class efforts. An alumnae house was funded with a 20000 appropriation.
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Gaines
EB. GL. Bell
Lewisburg
West Virginia
Nannie R. Massie
Agnes Scott College
Mary Kirkpatrick
Colage
Louise McKinney
Agnes Scottelrl
Virginia University Receives $100,000 Gift
Charlottesville May 31 President Alderman of the University of Virginia announced a $100,000 grant from the General Education Board of New York. The money will fund salary initiatives and support the centennial celebration. Endowment fund surpasses $1,000,000.
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Charlottesville
Faesident, Alderman
University of Virginia
General Education Board of New York
Hestge
Alderman
Death of Mrs Hope Harris in Rockmart Georgia
Mrs Hope Harris widow of the late W A Harris died suddenly at her sister Mrs Corra Harris home near Rydal after attending Oglethorpe University exercises. Survived by her father sister and four sons John Harris Al Harris Frederick Harris and Walter Harris. Funeral planned for Rockmart with arrangements to follow.
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Rockmart
Hope. Harris
Hee Eemart
W. A. Harrs
Corra Harris
Rydal
Har~ris
Atlanta
Oglethorps. University
South
Hope Harris
John Harris
Manchester
al Harris
Jacksonville
Atlanta Constitution
Frederick Harri
U. S. Army
Camp Benning
Walter Harris
Virginia
Diplomas to Be Awarded at Mercer Commencement
Fifty Mercer University seniors will receive diplomas during the June 5 to 8 exercises in Macon. Macon residents include eleven graduates. two women from Macon and Atlanta will earn law degrees. The Rev Dr Ker Boyce Tupper and Rev John Roach Straten will deliver the commencement sermon and literary address respectively. Captain Albert Franklin Williams, Mercer’s oldest living alumnus, will attend. he recently turned 100 and had not missed a commencement.
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Macon
Mercer University
Ruby Donner
Francis Genevieve Russell
Atlanta
Law Department
Ker Boyce Tupper
John Roach
Captain Williams
Mercer
Forty-Second Brenau Commencement Held in 1921
Brenau College Conservatory held its final commencement at 11 o'clock in the auditorium. Ex-Governor T W Bickett of North Carolina delivered the annual literary address on The Woman Beautiful. The graduating class of 1921 includes Helen Bagwell Gainesville Lena Bostwick Arlington Edna Bradley Abbeville VA Edyth Lowe Washington Avis Pratt Ruston LA Josephine Louise Seymour Selma LA Nell Upshaw Social Circle Elizabeth Black Gainesville Barney Boyce Gastonia NC Rosabel Brown Tennille Dorothy Hunley Garnet KS Elizabeth Jones Leland Misa Virginia McDirath Murray KY Deronda Rhea Nashville Theda Ruth Tisdel Miami FL Marion Waring Montech Texas Marion Grisham Monroe LA Phylomae Davis Hartsboro AL Elvira Thompson Winchester KY Floyd Howard Memphis TN Kathryn Moran Milledgeville Ruth Benson Atlanta Sara Smith Madison GA Kathleen Brown Gainesville Edna Lark Sparks Jackson MS Daphne Coker Gaffney SC Mary Eleand Tharp Jackson MS Mary Elizabeth Allen Gainesville Hula Peterhon Vidalia Sibyl Johnson Statesboro Mary Blien Whitson Center TN Perritt Leonard Spartanburg NC Sara Poole Americus Ruth Dean Martin GA Lillian Sutter Paul Christian MS Katherine Maddox Bessemer AL Annie Beattie Quinn Meridian MS Annie Bowden Bell Dothan AL Nadine Herry Brunswick Marjorie Jenkins Greenville KY Wilhelmine Martin Meridian MS Virginia Truslow Gainesville GA Emily Wycliffe Greenville KY Margarete Chembles Gainesville GA Frances Gibson Quitman GA Geneva Williams Pembroke KY Nina Thompson Quitman Lonnie Benson Atlanta.
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Inc
Hartsboro
Ala
Lena Bostwick
Arlington
Mary Eleanor Tharp
Jackson
Miss
Elizabeth Black
Gainesville
Dorothy Hunley
Garnett
Kans
Josephine Seymore
Selma
Maude Mae Stessee
Lawrence, & C
Neil Upshaw
Social Circle
Elvira Thompson
Winchester
Helen Bagwell
Avis Pratt
Austin
Daphne Coker
Spartanburg
D. C
Floyd Howard
Memphis
Virginia McElreath
Murray, Ky
Ruth Benson
Atlanta
Edna Bradley
Abbeville
A. C
Virginia Hoelzer
Mandie Mae Jeasia Laurena
S. C
Edyth Lowe
Washington
Ruston
Josephine Louise Seymore
Nell Upshaw
Phylomae Davis
Tenn
Kathryn Moran
Milledgeville
Sara Smith
Madison
Fia
Kathleen Brown
Edna Lark Sparks
Gaffney
Mary Eleandr ‘Tharp
Mary Elizabeth Allen
Nadine Herry
Brunswick
Maritor
Deli Jenkins
Greenville
Wilhelmine Martin
Meridian
Virginia Truslow
Emily
Wycliffe
Margarete Chembles
Frances
Gibson
Quitman
Geneva Williams
Pembroke
Nina Thompson
Lonnie Benson
Atlante
Rev Walter Anthony Addresses Phi Beta Sigma Members
Gainesville May 2. The annual address before the Society of Phi Beta Sigma was delivered by Rev Walter Anthony. His speech was warmly received by sorority members with programs including a 4 pm to 6 pm presidents reception and a grand concert.
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Gainesville
Society of Phi Beta Sigma
Walter “Anthony
Anthony
Pine Grand
Brenau Alumnae Banquet Reflects Strong Home Coming
Gainerville May 18 Brenau alumnae were honored guests at the annual banquet in the college dining rooms. The event sparked strong Brenau spirit with officers faculty seniors undergraduates and visitors joining in fellowship. Ruth Cogner alumna and Brenau instructor hosted the evening as toasts and responses highlighted long memories and campus pride. In the morning and afternoon exhibits in art and domestic science showcased china painting sewing and practical home training through realistic class house demonstrations.
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Gainerville
Brenan
Brenau
Brenna
Ruth Cogner
Brenau School of Oratory
Brenau Commencement Sunday Program Impresses Crowd
Gainesville May 29 Brenau students faculty and visitors enjoyed a refined program during the commencement Sunday events The regular service featured a musical program directed by Mr Rogers college vocal instructor and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev J W King In the afternoon the Brenau chorus presented an elaborate musical program with performers including Marion Grisham Kathryn Moran and Ruth Card Benson The drama Sweet Lavender by Arthur Pinero was staged with strong acting and originality praised as superior to typical amateur productions The dramatic department produced about two plays weekly during the school term with notable ensemble work and fitting atmosphere
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Gainesville
Brenau
Rogers
J. W. King
Brenau Chorus
Sarah 8
Smith
Kathryn Moran
Phylomaé Davis
Arethur Pinero
Breyhall
Mary Miles Minter
Dramatic Department
Brenau Senior Class Presents Sweet Lavender at Brenau Auditorium
Gainesville Ga May 27 The Brenau Senior Class staged Arthur Wingo Pinero's Sweet Lavender in the school auditorium to a full house. Grace Jean Salis directed the production with leading roles by Phylomae Davis of Hartsboro Ala and Floyd P. Howard of Memphis Tenn among others.
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Grace’ Jean Salis
Brenau School of Oratory
Phylomae Davis
Hartsboro
Ala
Floyd P. Howard
Memphis, Tenn
Misa Sarah
Brenau Girls Take Lead In Eleventh-Hour Riding Course
Brenau students increasingly participate in a non compulsory riding program directed by Miss Manafield. The two year old class expanded from two horses to seven with plans for more equipment as Brenau Iowa growth continues. The feature engages Miss Bena Bolst Gathenville as a noted rider, reflecting the school’s focus on physical development and a well equipped gymnasium in Gainesville.
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Brenau
Manafield
Bena Bolst
Gainesville
Brenag
Brengu
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Decatur
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Montgomery
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Carter's Creek
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Valdosta
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Hawkinsville
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Lexington
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Tennessee
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Georgia
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Missouri
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Junteville
Alabama
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Stonefeld
Bradentown
Florida
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Pecatty
Virginia University
Hope Harri
JP. Allen &,Co
Merlo A. Thompson
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