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GAINESVILLE, GA., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1922.-
Plans Completed for Opening of
Brdnap College on Next Tuesday
” : " “ r ■ plans-for tiu,* opening pf Breaau
DEATH OF A SPLENDID MAN Se Pt ; is arc being completed.
Gainesville friends were deeply griev- W 10 °P° 11 ' u g this fall will llnd many new
me students for this year arc repre
sentatives of practically every state in,,
tka union, and the piospectiTfo'r a ban-
'Lor year is in view.
The opening exorcises jyrill be marked
by' aii address to the sttfdont' body and.
faculty i>y Dr. H.,J. Pearce president of
the college. ,
. The cajemlar of the. first week' coa*“
fainc many lovely recitals''and social
affairs foi the entertainment of the stn- ’
dent. body. An organ recital by Prof*
Albion W. Vincent Vvilr.be the first o£
the sori.es>. and will bo givdn on Wednoa-
dhy evening in the auditorium* On.
Thursday, -evening Prof. Otto W. G.\
Pfe’fferkorn will g|ye,a. delightful pro.*
grout. • ‘ ;
Perhaps the greatest interest is cent '
tored-f.i the. annual reception which »a
given the. new students by - the members, r
of the Y. "W. C. A. This is in the uu- '
ture of-a-Get Acquainted party ahd id,* '
ways proves to be a happy occasion. •
Hahy^ndw improvements have .beeni.:
made during the summer. The first '% ■
the erection of the Y. W. C. A. chapel v :
■This building, which is an addition tCi
the .Simmons Memorial Building will ba'
one of the J most beautiful and artistic*
of the 'lovely group of buildings which,
beautify/tlu! 'campus. ; .
The first floor wijj be an ‘addition to
the 'library, giving nmfih -nepdecl space
for tna, department.' '
Tho second und third/floors will be '
given co (i to 1 *' a chapel primarily for
the uso of the Y. W. C. A.
improvement of nib re than.
I Tic killing occurred iast night about
I gj o’clock on tho--tracks of the Gaines-
■ nit) & Northwestern ranroad near New
I iiollanti, and within a few hundred
[ ufik ot where the couple lived. / .
I Tho first intimation of the trouble
I wee when neighbors heari : soineomj in
[tin: vicinity of the railroad tracks cry
ing for help, or pleading with someone.
Sc,oral parties went-to the scene, aud
| f0U iia Whitworth's wife lying near i;
railroad tracks ou a batik, with - her
throat cat in'two places, .find her hair
!l); d clothing covered yrith blood.-. K
Whitworth was near by, and upon
" liciug tusked what tho trouble wa,s, sta-
jjd: ‘Somebody hus killed my wife."
Whitworth’s. overalls wore bloody, and
'•, e appeared to be extremely .nervous,:
The tody "'as brought to tiie under-'
taking establishment"of - Stow, .Bell &
C 0 au,l Whitworth was lodged in. Hall
codflly Bail- He stoutly' denied, that he
was guilty of the Crime, but when seen
tt the jail this morning ho confcsse,
to rilling his wife, telling a sordid tale
if domestic infelicity and charging’his
tvife, with unfaithfulness. He.; also sta
ted flutl. he acted in self-defense, as his
wife war. attempinf cut' him with a
F. Aborcrombie, Secretary State Board
of Health, , Thcb Tocpcl, a specialist
from Atlanta,J. C. Bennett and. L. G
Hardman. ^
, The society edmes as the guests of
the' Jackson County Medical Society,
and the program will bo rendered is
Willoughby Park. .
AT THE ALAMO
CARD OP THANKS.
4 As there were.so many favors shown
Us in the hours of sorrow we can't
thank each individual. We take this
means of reaching each and every one.-
With heartfelt thanks for car,s, flowers
and kindness for our precious little Lu-
cile. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Webster
'* v And Family.
Ar.oth.o
usual interest-is the remodeling of the
lake is. the Brenftu Park, The lake is
designed after the artistic lakes of Ja
pan. Lovely islands arc seen hero and
there, and 1 are connected with small oir*-
eular bridges. On the large island in
The center :of the lake is a real! Japan*
'N-nctisi •
There wilbbo a -meeting of the exec- g
drive committee of, the Gainesville chap-jf~
ier J 'fied'CrossTn '
merce.this evehiffg at 7.30 o'clock. --
Tl}is is a very important meeting and
every members is urged to be present.
Miss McLemore, the representative of
the Southern division, will be pTosent.
Mr. J.,Millard Hubbard of 'California,
ra spending a week or rporo in Gaifies-
viile. Ho lbft this city a number ,of
years cigg and has succeeded well in
his adopted koine, hfillard is consid*
erably fitontor than when he left Geor
gia, Ho expresses himself as delighted
with California. *
joso pAt’godp^^^ a Ton^> Gatljy At the
north end of the lake is a boat house,
and quaint canoes arc in readiness for
those who enjoy the sport.
Tlj.e public is invited to attend all
recitals given. . - • ‘
M. X BENTON IS
slain bV His nephew.
Mr. Joe Davis, Jr., left Sunday for
Nashville, wliero.he will efctcr the law
department, of Vanderbilt. Joe is a
former student and athlete of Rivbrside,.
and .oxpects to make, the- Vanderbilt
football and other teams.. ", ; •
Mr. A‘. J. Shelley of Mobile, Ala.,
spent Sriiiday in. Gainesville . with the
family of his brother, Mr. T. II. Sind-,
ley. These brothers had .not seen each
other in, forty years/ / •
: [«r ou'Tuesday and Wednesday m. 4 A mixture of angry passions ahd
^.fclsjssifying; and. registering students bootleg whisky caused the-death of
- j resident in the college, it is .especially [ m. H. Benton, at the hands of his
if^WOMAN. ' ! urged that all local students assist the tnephew, E. L. Benton, in Atlanta last
Ijowing, from tne.. Few South ( . onin jj^pe by appearing on Monday. j Saturday night,
ill be of local interest; J ; Now students should present entrance The younger man used a pistol and
fears - ago,; u woman took, her 'certificates duly executed. Blank-forms lired five shots all'taking effect/one
.frill), and: bought out u bakery| 0 f this cOrtilicato maybe secured at tho entering the' neck, another the abdo-
i hud boen , elosocl f<j.r so,nie,time'. | Administration Office, -Bai\ey Building, Tn.en, two went jn’to,\he left shoulder
1 several thousand dollars for Brenau; ■ > t v and one into the-right. ’
i but $200-was all she had to Tho. formal opening exercises take The young man pleads self-defense,
•n. She'had faith in. tho fu- piade ijp the-college auditorium Thurs- lie told the, police tfiat he and liis,
: believed her '.follow-townsmen ...day, September, 21st, at 11.00 o'clock, uncle 'had been partners in a sntali
:y her bread if aho made u Bm- —^-o—— . grocery business until about . four-
1-. than they hiid been used to. > ■ S years.ago, when he entered .the ariuy.
s. W. E. ; Blacksear,--of Guinea-j . _ W.rpj,- e unc i 0 h a< j insisted thht there was
'b«s»r, W S...V,UK’ j . m f It «20 Mm. - ■ ■ :
HU- d*,. '"%*T tin,-, mj, uncle <ot A-unl, ha
,k. „ a «*, .(■». f anil 'b'hein to mo
„,her oX-comemm-. tupleriv^pteriine finer the, younger Benton said,
, there; she. educates her Atlanta and other gfe *»* ^eary womedme to^hf
™ t*##;,0.01, ou wedding journey. The brid.- nbo ^ xt " u el ‘ V he .'ffuavnwhe^d my
liiodtslicar' tbld- the':-reporter 4- ;; \i iiu k tcr 'offer Wk Mrs. T-.'.N. W?** a brslceman W the N ’- C ‘ I fc
fSoiith Baker that/sfie-Has had is a sbiemlid.'vmum ’u/- Tj ' ™.ilrond and-enurfed me to lose mY
Miss Edith Mclntyro .'of Cullman,
> la., was the guest last week of Mis.s
HolWn Estes.
'Greatest
'Appe'ai*. |p- Gsorgia. ^xclusiyely' In
iho is able to - ttCS lived inGuiuesviH'; tor a
[ that, cun' be. y C , ar 01 . hlorc,'haying until recently been
r'is oho Of tM c-junected with the • Gainesville Drug
;Georgia and,. (j p _ ft j u i / established .for. himself a name
icate-hbr cijil-' ‘ j- or ' liosiuHl v/ integrity and thrift. Tho
l of, tiie facte-bridop parents ahd friends wore, not
Southern Ba--jawiirc oi'-'.lhe wodding-'until alter >t,
k she. will be happened,-but lopked upon the peepr-
ention. wlueh. , 'iancQ.piti.losophicttliy and bestowed their
blessings upon the .happy pair.
* '■ '• • 11 ‘ ~ • 1 ;
; STOCK SOLD CiUT.
>■ 'The stock of 1 goods of the former, bus
iness house, of Goulds was last yycek
; sold to's, I>.Iteed CO, of Birmiugiipm
mounccd an examination ‘Ala., ar/rt ' has .been removed to that
Gaihcsville,'Gn.i on Oct. C £ t y ( . , I
tho position of rural let- ,i It /g nq t known as yet- who . will n
Pendergrass, and vacan-' 1 oupy t lnv^ buildiug formerly occupied
- and continuing every weekday and
eve^y "Sunday until Oct o b ex' 29.
. .. t': r' ■ . ; ■ . ■ .
iding New-inapets of the World 1
Among them i he Constitution, formed a syndicate
and paid for the memoirs the
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OVERHAULING THE LISTS.
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A human document by the inocr spectacular figure
in modern history, clearly written, full of dramatic
incidents. ' ' t-
The jury revisers, are at work this
week preparing and selecting names
suitable to go into the jury boxes. '
The revisers are! S, B, Cartor,
Hoimer Gailey, M.. J. Phillips, J. L.
Tliontpson, J. F. Jay, and J. Hi.Elrod,
Jr.. . '
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D. A. R. MEETING.
The Col. Wm. Candler Chapter will
moot With Mrs. IV. A. Charters' ou Green
f-tveot Saturday,-Sept. '16, at 3.30.
Constimtion Day will bo observed.
MI members arc urged to be present,
[lublin, mother;
the guest thi§ 1
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