Memorial Services Honor Dead Odd Fellows in Atlanta
Funeral rites for deceased members of Atlanta Odd Fellows planned for Sunday night at First Baptist Church with a roll call of lodges and fallen soldiers. Services follow at Bar clay Brandon chapel tomorrow at 10 o'clock with interment at Westview cemetery.
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Maier
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Curran Street
Westview Cemetery
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SD Dicke
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Two Confederate Veterans Pass Away at Soldiers Home
Two former Confederate veterans, James C Hall of Dade County and Thomas Koch Kells of Walton County, died yesterday at the Soldiers Home near Atlanta after years as inmates dating back about six months. Hall, 74, died of pneumonia. Kells, 89, died after years of service in engines. Both men, loyal comrades, were mourned by fellow inmates and staff as they prepared to depart in ceremonial farewell.
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C Hall
British Army Scandal Reveals Stolen Boer War Stores
London reports a war office committee led by Sir William Butler finds improper handling and sale of military stores at war's end. Officers censured for collusion with contractors, with stores sold at low prices then resold for enormous profits. Arm y service corps and pay departments implicated in losses totaling tens of millions pounds.
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Army Service Corps
Texas Cotton In Bad Shape Reports From All Over South
Garner accuses a cotton report of misrepresenting cotton acreage decline in the southern belt. He cites sworn statements from Hawn and others and says over January 1950 to June cotton coupons warned members to pledge acreage, with a 3613 percent drop cited. Weather and worms have worsened conditions, risking a crop around 8 million bales.
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Texas
Walter Edwards at the Casino offers top Shakespeare and new Delamater show
The Casino presents Walter Edwards with The Taming of the Shrew as a highlight of the week, praising the cast and costumes while noting crowd strength. Next week the Delamater Comedy Company of forty will debut We Am at the Ponce de Leon Casino with a modern musical program and rapid-fire specialties. Seats go on sale tomorrow morning. The issue also covers Henry Smith funerals, local police dismissals, and other minor notices.
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Ponce de Leon
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Athens Manufacturing Plant Reopens Amid Upgraded Machinery
After a year closed for modernization and repairs, the Athens Manufacturing Company resumes work with new machinery and upgraded facilities. The firm plans to almost double output and contest yarn and weave markets, while employing more workers and enforcing a minimum age of fourteen for employees.
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Woman on Brant Courtland Street Found with Whisky
A woman on Brant Courtland Street was detected on a porch and turned over to police. She was taken to the barracks and placed in the custody of the matron while a bottle of whisky was found on her person amid rumors she was prolonging the jag.
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Courtland Street
Laeven
University annual Pandora published at Athens
The Pandora of the University of Georgia annual edition is out and selling rapidly. It reflects credit on the editorial and business staff dedicated to Professor Steadman Vincent Sanford. Editors WB Moore A L Hardy with business managers P F Peatt and O H Blodworth. art editors Marshburn Telford and Upshaw. top features include high grade illustrations and distinctive termite color motifs. poetry and short stories praised.
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University of Georgia
Steadman Vincent Sanford
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Pandora
WB Moore
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Shipments of Cantaloupes From Dougherty County Rise
Canteloupes from Dougherty County were sent last night to a New York commission house. About 200 carloads are expected to ship from the farm district, with growers predicting a highly profitable season. The first ear lot was declared perfect and ready for market.
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Giorgia Cantalopes
Bam
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