Festal Literary Club Event at Miss Brownie Carter’s Home
Miss Brownie Carter hosted the Woman's Literary club gathering at her Americus suburban home with near full attendance except for four. Green and yellow decor featuring coreopsis, sunflowers, and lilies framed discussions on prose and poetry as members shared original papers. The program committee was praised for last year’s study of national and municipal government aiding women newly enfranchised by recent legislation.
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Brownie Carter
Woman’s Literary Club
Americus
Personal John B. Ansley Improves After Illness at Home
John B. Ansley, long ill at his home on South Lee Street, shows marked improvement and is believed to be recovering, according to local health updates.
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John B. Ansley
South Lee Street
Shows Needs of Southern Mills
President L. D. Tyson of Knoxville, Tenn., told the American Cotton Manufacturers association in Washington today that Southern textile mills must diversify and finish their products to sell directly to consumers for the South to achieve true economic independence and avoid continuing to ship unfinished goods. He warned that it is an economic crime for the region to keep producing and sending goods in an incomplete form.
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Washington
L. D. Tyson
Knoxville
Tenn
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
South
Tyson
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