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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
2
A collage of lines on monumental feats and time’s passage. It cites ancient builders and modern craftsmen, urging perseverance with the refrain it can be done, followed by reflections on time, progress, and a Presbyterian service announcement. Included are notes on a United Daughters of the Confederacy convention, a Faust interpretation at Cable Hall, and a concert lineup.
The S A E house party will assemble a charming group including Miss Mildred Sweeney of Savannah Miss Hallie Poole Miss Nina McClesky Miss Emily West Miss Georgia Driggs Miss Emma Briggs Miss Marion Smith Miss Catherine Sanders Miss Marjorie Stringfellow Miss Mary Malone Miss Marjorie Kalman Miss Eleanor Evans attending Washington Seminary Mrs A J Poole and Mrs Walter Jones of Athens will chaperone. Others attending will be Miss Katherine Dickey Miss Charlotte Meador Miss Ruth Yarbrough Miss Caroline Shivers Miss Ernest Campbell and Miss Madeline.
Chaperones announced for Bellinger party with Atlanta women guiding Miss Christine Mc Eachern Miss Mary Nevin and Miss Sarah Orme. Week of social events includes soirees Cotillion Club ball Pan Hellenic Society event and Freshman class entertainments. Spring Bazaar by First Christian church Ladies Aid set for April 9 10 11 at the Gas Shop with handmade articles spring wear and lunches. Miss Ellen Mell reported gravely ill with long illness beloved Red Cross worker. Mrs M M Levy hosts a graceful Easter party for Junior Auxiliary with lilies ferns decorative eggs baskets and themed refreshments. Daughters of the American Revolution Georgia chapter conference in Albany features Mrs J S Wood Savannah reporting strong war work and progress.
Georgia D A R chapters and individuals contributed to war relief through bonds and direct aid, with 220 members active in Red Cross work. The 21st state conference opened at Municipal Auditorium with greetings from city and state officials, a reception, and multiple sessions led by Mrs. J S Wood and other dignitaries. The program included a Colonial Glee Club show and Alpha Tau Omega dance amid social events.
An overlong, dated notice explains how excess stomach acid prevents digestion and nourishes illness. It touts EATONIC tablets as a quick remedy, claiming they absorb acid and ease bloating, enabling normal eating with a money back offer if not effective. It targets readers with chronic acid stomach and related pains.
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