Week in Georgia calendar features games and arts events
A Saturday lineup lists High School vs ALA at Sanford Field, a twilight recital at Leey Cobb, a Cloverhurst Country Club dance, and matinee at the Colonial plus The Little Things. Also reports on Miss Callie Hoke Smith racing for a doctor and lectures by Mildred Rutherford with a Georgia focus.
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ALA
Sanford Field
Leey Cobb
Cloverhurst Country Cub
The
Colonial
Crucedale Greenhouse Advertises Plants and Prices
Armour River Privet priced at 4.00 per hundred. One and two year rose plants for outdoor bloom in stock. Tub rose varieties 50 cents per dozen. Caladiums offered at 10 and 25 cents each. Pansies in bud and bloom 50 cents per dozen.
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Armour River
Welcome Breakfast row sparks reform in Washington politics
Promoters of the welcome breakfast for Mrs Wilson and Mrs Marshall face criticism as Mrs Clark declines to attend. The plan places cabinet wives at the president’s table, while debate focuses on gender and partisanship in a crowded invitation list. Mary Bickerstaff’s mother improves as the Athens student’s absence is noted.
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Flora Beewick
Senator Smith
Chum
Miss Smith
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Thos
Champ Clark
Clark
Eel
Wilson
Bryan
Visitors on a City Busy Day from Danielsville and Beyond
A string of local arrivals and day visitors highlights a busy city scene. Residents from Danielsville Jefferson Watkinsville and Athens stop by for shopping visits or brief stays. Several guests from Atlanta Griffin Commerce Detroit Wake Forest and Savannah pass through, with social events noted including a sewing party hosted by Miss Lizzie Kelly.
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Isabel Thomas
Athens
W. D. Kvenson
Jacksonville
Savannah Press
Freckle Cream Promise From Wilson’s Ads
An old advertisement claims Wilson's Freche Cream can remove freckles or fade them, promising a money back guarantee after two jars. The copy touts skin improvement with jars mailed to customers, listing price and company hints but using unclear phrasing and misspellings throughout.
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Wilson
Ely
H.R
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