Easter Bazaar and Society Notes Move Readers to Local Event
Ladies' Aid of the Christian church hosts an Easter Bazaar at the Electric Shop on Thursday and Friday with hand embroidered items, lace, carriages pillows, dresses, and Easter lilies plus candy and tea. The Fen Club meets at 1200 in the WLC parlors to discuss city hall grounds beautification and plant exchanges.
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Electric Shop
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Christian Church
Fen Club
WLC
City Hall
Junior Division Meeting Friday At 4 O’clock
The Junior Division of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at 4 at Miss Mary Hunnicutt's home. Members should bring the collection shoe. The Y W C A Extension Club meets Friday at 8 with urged attendance for an urgent reversal. Press Committee meets this afternoon at 4 30.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Mary Hunnicutt
Woman's Auxiliary
Emmanuel Church
Local Civic Women Plan Afternoon Meeting at Banner Office
Notices from Athens civic groups include a Woman's Club Civic department gathering at the Banner office this afternoon. Invitations for Miss Sarah Norwood and Mr. George Albert Sancken's wedding on April 14 at 9 o'clock at 687 South Milledge avenue were issued by Mrs. Alonza Henry O'Farrell. The Young Women's Christian Association outlines a monthly board meeting, Camp Fire Club initiation for girls, and a sewing class led by Lois Witcher and Nell Mallory starting April first with free facilities and a one dollar annual membership.
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O'Farrell Sanceen
Alonza Henry O'Farrell
Sarah Norwood
George Albert
Sancken
South Milledge Avenue
Jrinds
Young Women's Christian Association Sewing Class Opens
The new YWCA program invites girls to join to learn sewing with the aim of making own shirtwaists. Members can gain double the wearability by self-creation, and those unsure are urged to attend tonight at 8 o'clock to see the class in action before it closes at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Permanent child welfare exhibit to be installed here
Atlanta prepares to host a permanent Georgia exhibit on child welfare, backed by the National Congress of Mothers with a $100 grant. The project, led by Mrs. W H Wiggs and supported by state and city health boards, aims to educate through clinics, demonstrations, foods, and sanitation guidance, with a fundraising goal of $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Congress
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
American Medical Society
Woman's Home Journal
National Congress of Mothers
Georgia
Georgia Mothers Congress
James R. Little
State Health Board of Georgia
Atlanta Health Board
Fulton County Medical Society
Knoxville
Tennessee
Joseph Logan
Atlanta Assa
Chamber of Commerce
Andea
United Interest
National Child Welfare Committes
New York
Russell Sage Foundation
Washington
Mothers Congress of Georgia
Statehouse
Albany
Ww York
Wiggs
W. H. Wiggs
The
Peachtree Street
Jockey Club Contest Winners Named and Prizes Awarded
Sam Woods judged the bean count and found 6457 beans in the jar while Carl Vanderleith guessed 6450 earning an electric percolator. Mere Wo. Quarterman guessed 421 earning fifteen pounds of Jockey Club Coffee in the contest run by Jockey Club Coffee Co. Winners may claim by calling the office. The article also notes several local social notices and visits including Mrs. W B Burnett and Mrs. Harry Kni returning from LaGrange for Mrs Jack Banks funeral and other townspeople visiting or traveling to Madison and Lynchburg.
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Jockey Club Coffee Co
Sam Woods
Carl Vanderleith
Quarterman
Jockey Club
W. B. Burnett
Harry Kni
Addison Price
Milledgeville
LaGrange
Jack Banks
Banks
May Burnett
Local notes feature visits and moves amid city and county
The column records Lena David planning a trip to Athens Eatonton, Harry Sitner en route to New York, M S Vallaway ill at Hill Street, Mrs Rosa D Hull hosting Marion Hull and child, and Mrs Frederick Merrill visiting Valdosta. Also noted: Prof R P Stephens at Bloomfield annex Milledge Avenue, a Lancaster educational report, a brief quote on not beating around the bush, and a Chamberlains Cough Remedy promotion attributed to Miss Lucille Clark.
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R. P .Stephens
Bloomfield Annex
Milledge Avenue
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Society
Mab Alice Adaka
Jese
Earth
Wordsworth
Banner
Hell
Garden Club
Tailoring
E. H. Dorsey
Civic Department of Woman's Club
Banner Office
Alice Adams
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Club
R. P. Stephens
America
Nee Ton Te Ts
Mary Campbell
Judge
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Jennings
Klara Jennings
Athens
Rome
Harry Hodes
Son
Mr. Branson
Madison
Wrs
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Board of Public Affairs
E. S. McLean
B. R. McAree
Ola McRee
Helen McRee
Watkinsville
H. B. Sanders
Danielsville
E. P. Parnell
Greenwood
Pierce Jackson
Eugenia Hodges
Scmoss Battmers Clothes
Chas. Stern Cé
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Eatonton
Lena David
Harry Sitner
Hot Springs
M.S Vallaway
Hill Street
Marion Hull
Miss Marion Hull
Rosa D. Hull
Frederick Merrill
Valdosta
England
Lancashire County Subeducational Committee
Lancaster
His Majesty
Aughton School
Lucille Clark
Congressman Clark
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