Residence Wedding of Rowlan and Hood at Commerce
The ceremony united Rowlan and Mary Hood of Commerce. A reception followed and the couple departed by auto for Athens then train travel toward points east to honeymoon. They will reside in Columbia County where the groom manages a large fertilizer plant. Mary Hood is the eldest daughter of Mrs W Hood of the area. Friends extend best wishes for their voyage through life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trier
Athens
Points East
Columbia Co
W. Hood
Hole Shape Marathon Puzzle Ate Priori Teaser
Fragmentary OCR hints an item about a hole shape or marathon puzzle. Readable terms include hole shape and marathon style tease. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are recoverable from the fragment.
Meeting of Fannie Turner Whatsoevers with Mrs Dudley
The regular meeting of the Fannie Turner Whatsoevers of Church was held with Mrs R T Dudley on Bloomfield. Forty members attended as groups reported progress for March. Reports highlighted visible work, some members were ill or had family sick, and special prayers were offered. The next meeting is set for May 2 at the Central Stren home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Turner
Dudley
Bloomfield
Perier
Centra
Internal Treatment for Piles Promises Safe Cure
Piles cannot be cured from the outside as circulation is the cause. Internal treatment is stated as the only safe method, with Hem-Roid branded as the internal remedy by J S Leonhardt MD after trials in 1000 cases. The harmless tablet is sold by druggists and Palmer's Drug Stores offers a refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
M. D
Palmer's
Music recital and social at Athens events
JOHN MORRIS ENTERTAINS VIOLIN CLASS OF STATE NORMAL. Mrs. Morris entertained the violin class with selections including "Adoration" and a concerto. Laura Lawrence and others performed. A social hour followed at the Morris home. MU BETA CHAPTER OF CHI OMEGA FRATERNITY TO CELEBRATE FOUNDERS' DAY. The Mu Beta chapter will hold a Founders Day banquet at the Georgian Hotel on Saturday, April 8. TEACHERS AND OFFICERS ENTERTAINED BY SUNDAY SCHOOL. The First Methodist church teachers and officers were entertained at a Sunday evening supper with floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Athens
First Methodist Church
Lee Bowden
Mattie Belle Bowden
Atlanta
Lollie Hutchins
Lollie Hutchings
First Baptist Church
Il A. Penderseraph
John Jenkins
Red Davis
T. M. Phile Jpot
Marion DuBose
John Perdue
Harrie Dews
Ben
First Presbyterian Church
M. W. Lowry
Mae Hadson
Jane Webb
Lectures by Mrs. Winifred Stoner at university and venues
Mrs Winifred Sackville Stoner continues a busy week with lectures at the University chapel Thursday at 8:30 and Friday at 4 30 in the Pound Auditorium, followed by an illustrated program Saturday morning at the Palace theatre demonstrating ten languages in play and teaching children to read and write on a typewriter in ten days amid strong public enthusiasm for natural education principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner
Winifred Sackville Stoner
University Chapel
Pound Auditorium
Palace Theatre
Prison romances stir in New county workhouse gossip
A Wilmington article details jail censorship, hidden notes, and cake messages as women prisoners and male inmates form romantic ties. Warden Tammner notes games of affection and underground flirtations while union and civic groups debate mail and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilming
New
Mercades S
Wilmington League of Women
Somme
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes claims simple directions in each package allow any woman to dye or tint faded skirts dresses waists coats sweaters stockings hangings draperies and more. It guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first timers and advises telling the druggist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed. Diamond Dyes never streak or fade.
Fragments Hint At Honor System Post Office Censorship
Echoes of an honor system emerge as a post office plan is hinted at. The readable text references prisoners and censorship, with mentions of correspondence and surveillance. The fragmentary tone suggests questions about press and privacy.
Peach Crop Predicted To Fall 20 Percent From 1921
A survey by Central of Georgia Railway officials estimates this season's peach crop will be about 20 percent below last year's record. Last year produced around 1,500 pears. The final estimate will be announced on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officdals
Central of Georghi
Radirosad Vanen
Mentha Sulphur Advertises Skin Soothing Remedy
Sulphur skin remedy Mentha Sulphur promises relief from eczema and itching. A noted specialist endorses its germ destroying property, claiming quick subduing of itching after first use. Ad describes cooling effects, healing rash and blotches, and notes availability from druggists.
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Alice Adams
Guy Rowlan
Mary Hood
of Commerce
Jett Selty Y
Nite
Opehalugues
Puthern Mutual
Ilonial
Tmouth
Coast—S
Leone Glint
Vievrolt Records
Bernstein Brosthers
Trehets
Dalmer
Sto
Fannie Turner
R. T. Dudley
Paris
Arters
Metal Ach
Paris Arters
A.stein & Company
Paris Carters
John Morris
State Normal
Vernon Davis
Marguerite Davis
Commerce
R. P. Arnold
Arnoldsville
Mes Brewer Mathews of
Winder
JT. Smith
Mell Street
Misser Ettak
Lucy Linton
Esther
Emily Upson
Charleston
S.C
Magnolia Gardens
March
April
Frank L. Stanton
Georgia Voters League
Georgia
Valentino Women Industry
Valentino
Georgia Federation of Labor
McDonald
Children’ Code Commission
Board of Public Hygiene
The
Athens League
Albert Harper
Bridge Club
Wirs
Hatman
Everett Patman
Mra
Sam Bailey
Ovid Hird
James Chandler
Cumby
Parks Betts
Woman's Club
Ath- Eee Ot
Ens Woman's Club
Guilford Cannon
University
Rapp Lima Fr Ternity
Satuy
Dalton
Wall
Cannon
Cartersville
Troot
Wilder
Birmingham
Dan Dultree
Danville
Vo San
Macon
Otherliesac
Prof. Sanford
Thomas Scott
Ethville
Roger Williams
Augussis
Ilewald
Harry Burton
Tom J. Caldwell
Walton News
Annie Mae Bell
Sallie Bell
Rutherford Lipscomb
Joel Hinrt
Lakemont
Tappawingo Lodge
Mra. Lapscomb
New Inignt Or Priddy
Frank Lawier
Athintt
Mar. Lawier
Thursby
Mersin
Colon
Frank Hardeman
Bob Porter
Dillard
Kate Aiken
Shady Thule
Marjorie Carrol
G. M. Baynes of
Montezuma
Artanburg Sparanburg
Neruat Rmintal
Reid Banner- Herald
Ada
Athens Poster Advertising CO
Banner-Herald Commercial Bank
Carter-Moss Lumber CO
IR. L. Moss Manufacturing CO
Bernstein Brothers
the McGregor CO
Joseph Costa CO
Erwin & CO
Taylor Electric CO
W. G. Tiller
Athens Engineering CO
the Scott Hardware CO
Athens Railway & Electric CO
Elite Theatre
Lipscomb & CO
Palmer's Drug Stores
L. M. Leathers CO
A. Trussell Motor CO
Empire State Chemical CO
Talmadge Brothers & CO
Hodgson Oil Refining CO
National Bank OF Athens
King-Hodgson CO
Perage
A. N. Bowers
Mutual Building
Adh
Thomas Bros
Hull St
Agian Bagc Transfer CO
Georgian Hotel
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