Hugh A. Huggins Phi Beta Kappa certificate, 1900.

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Hugh A. Huggins Phi Beta Kappa certificate, 1900.

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The collection consists of a certificate of election to Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society of Hugh A. Huggins, A. B., class of 1900, University of Georgia. Certificate is signed by J. H. T. McPherson as President, and W. O. Payne as Secretary of the Georgia chapter.

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University of Georgia. International Student Life Office

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Huggins, Hugh Asbury, 1880-

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Payne, W. O.

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Phi beta kappa

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McPherson, J. H. T. (John Hanson Thomas), 1865-1953

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