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December 8, 1923
Mahalia Scott, John Wade, Roxie
Bailey, Emory L. E. B. Foster,
H. P. Wright, Annie Mae Jones,
W. M. Jennings, Messrs. Henry
Williams, Walter Thomas, Char
lie Shaw, John Wade, H. P.
Wright, Drs. W. P. Harris, and
A. M. Jones, Mr. G. C. Woodruff,
W. H. Jones and Lieut. J. L.
Brown.
The following menu was served :
First Course: chicken, boiled ham,
saltine crackers, sliced potato,
custard, pie, fruits of all kinds,
wine. Second course: ambrosia
and cake. Third course : ice cream
and cake. The festival lasted
from 11:00 until 1:00. It was
greatly enjoyed by all.
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The program arranged for the
installation of the Rev. Mr. M. L.
Fambro as pastor of Hill’s First
Baptist Church was carried for
ward last week (t h e Thursday
night services being omitted on
account of the rain.) The ser
vices were well attended if we con
sider the inclemency of the weath
er. Mrs. M. L. Fambro, the pat
wife, was present during a part of
the series and assisted in making
music for the occasion.
The Rev. Mr. Fambro is now
emphatically pastor of Hill’s First
Baptist Church, and we wish him
much success this new charge in
his exalted field of endeavor.
Madison News
Mr. E. W. Langston, of Athens
is in the city this week with Mr.
C. O. Harris, closing inspection
for the year.
Rev. W. M. Jackson has been
called to pastor the First Baptist
Church, Union Point, Ga.
Dr. J. T. Smith and Prof. W.
THE ath ens republic u e—
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A. Collier motored to Athens Sat
urday to see the closing foot-ball
game ct the season.
Rev. B. B. Williums spent the
week-end in Augusta with friends
and relatives.
Miss Dikie Mapp left for New
York Sunday whereshe will spend
several months.
OBITUARY
The many friends are in sym
athy with Rev. M. L. Fambro.
and relatives at the loss of Mr.
Hamilton Fambro, who fell dead
Saturday evening Dec. 1. The
following persons from Athens
showed their respect for Mr. Fam
bro by attending the funeral : Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. A Mitchel Messrs
Garfield, Jackson, Wright, and
Whitfield. There were many
beautiful floral offerings given by
white and colored friends. The
funeral was attended by Rev. Kel
ley, pastor of St. Paul A. M. E.
Church. Bro. Fambro is gone but
not forgotten, Wo shall meet you
some brighter day.
FARM DEMONSTRA-
TOR D, A, STARKS
DIRECTS CO. FAIR
The exhibits of the colored people of
Clarke County were shown in the •‘Sa
maritan Building” on Washington
Street. There were many beautiful as
well as valuable articles on exhibition.
The splendid showing in the exhibit
room gave to the public an idea of the
Colored People’s ability to get together
upon short notice.
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The articles and prize winners are as
follows:-
(Mrs. Emma Foster First Prize.
Quilts (Mrs. Eliza Allen Second ’’
Counterpane.. Mrs. Orie. Jones Second
Prize; Towels (Lula Mae Jackson, Fir>t
Prize; crochet edges, (Mrs, Orie Jones,
Second Prize; Irene Howard, First Prize
Emb. Towel (Lizzie Hardeman Second
Prize, Mrs. Martha Stephens, Fiist
Prize. Dreiser Scarf (Lizzie Hardeman
Second; Gowns, Irene Gullat, Second
Prize Knitted Work Jessie Thrasher Sec
ond Mrs. J. W. Wilkerson, First Prize,
Aprons Beginners Sewing Class Second
Prize
(Beginners Sewing Class First Prze
Dresses (Mabel Matthews Second Prize
Luncheon Set__Mrs. Orie. Jones Second
Prize; Center Pieces, (Mrs. Orie Jones
First Prize, (Irene Howard Second
Prize; Best canded Peaches, (J. W. Wi -
kinson First Prize, (Emma Foster Sec
ond Prize; Pear preserves (J. W. Wil
kinson Second Prize; Wheat, (W. F.
Kenney First Prize; (Geo Kenney 2nd.
Prize; Jelly, Mrs. Emma Foster Second
Prize; Suck Work Mrs Mamie Hall 2n I-
Prize; (Mrs. Effie Teasley, First Prize
Pickled Peaches, Mrs. Eliza Allen 21 1 .
Prize; Canned Beans, Mrs. Orie Jones
2nd. Prize; Pumpkin, W. F. Kenney
2nd. Prize; (Thomas William First
Prize Syrup, Geo. Kenney 2nd. Prize;
Corn, W. F. Kenney First Prize; White
Potatoes, Geo. Kenney 2nd. Prize -weet
Potatoes W. F. Kenney First Prize,
Geo. Kenney 2nd. Prize; Butter, Mrs.
W. F. Kenney First Prize, Mrs Irene
Hunter 2nd. Prize; Peanuts W. F. Ke- -
ney First Prize, Geo. Kenney 2nd. Prize
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