Home Call Poem and Society Notices
The piece opens with Frank L. Stanton's wartime homecoming poem about soldiers returning to peace and home. It shifts to local civic notices praising Miss Smotherman for physical training work at the Huntsville YWCA, then to social items including a Strand theater outing for Miss Nellie Phinizy and a Country Club dance. A spring bazaar is announced by Athens Christian church with dates April 11 to 13 at the former Magpie room on College avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Institute of Physical Culture
Bernard McFadden
Miss Smotherman
Athens
Wedford Brown
Barrow
Ladies of the Christian Church
College Avenue
Mary Harris Armor III Unable To Speak In Athens
Prohibition lecturer Mary Harris Armor III, set to address a mass meeting at the Christian church, remains confined to her room with grippe and may reschedule for an Athens date. Mrs. James William Moore hosts a refined bridge party in Birmingham with three tables, featuring foliage plants, flag lilies, a silk bag prize, and pansy consolation trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris Armor III
Mary Harris Armor
Prohibition
Christian Church
Athens
Grippe
James William Moore
Roy Strickland
Birmingham
Delightful Sewing Party for Miss Hannah Joel
Mrs Arthur Flatan hosted a sewing club gathering for Miss Hannah Joel a bride elect. The informal event featured embroidery of an initial for the honoree and an elaborate salad course and ices in a decorated home. It capped a week of charming observances for Miss Joel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Joel
Arthur Flatan
Young Ladies Sewing Club
Joel
Humane Sunday May 21 1916 urged for kindness to all beings
The American Humane Association urges observation of Humane Sunday May 21 1916 across states. Ministers of all faiths are asked to preach kindness to children the elderly the sick the poor and animals. Free literature will aid sermons. write 287 State Street Albany NY for details. A noted pianist Leslie Hodgson visited Augusta as part of a southern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Humane Association
State Street
Albany
New York
Augusta
Leslie Hodgson
H Is Country
Adele Petit
Hodgson
New
Augusta and Macon Eyes Federation Move After Fire
The Augusta women discuss delaying hosting the State Federation of Women's Clubs for a year after a recent fire. Macon hosts a planning session to invite the federation this October, with delegates to decide at a later called meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Augusta
Telegraph
Dempsey
T. C. Parker
Materials for the Juniors Fashion Guide
Tweed cheviot vicuna corduroy and broadcloth form the coat fabrics with fur trim often used. Velveteen coats in burgundy Russian green sapphire blue and gold are noted. Dressy Georgette crepe frocks with velveteen taffeta or crepe de chine mix. Semiprincess line favored yet ensembles stay simple for youth. Evening gowns in pastel tulles over satin and two tone taffeta noted. Velvet frocks with gold tracery on bodice and skirt appear. Party frocks feature sheer yokes sleeves of tulle or maline. Sport wear includes angora Nama wool sweaters with contrasting borders. Silk sweaters in checked or striped designs offered. High colors lead in sport gear but matching caps with school colors suit students. Washable flannel or serge dresses with bloomers provide warmth and economy. two or more bloomers per dress advised.
Fussiness Absent as Children’s Dress Becomes Simpler
The article notes a trend toward simple, well styled children's attire. Young girls appear healthier and happier in dainty frocks and tailored coats, reflecting French English or American influences. Despite pared trimming, costs rise for high quality garments.
For Your Child’s Cough Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey
If a child has a cold nose runs or coughs, get a small bottle of Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey. It’s a pleasant syrup children like and soothes the cough, calms fretful sleep, and aids in a quick recovery. Insist on Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey. 25c at your Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Decorating the Fish Bowl Modern Aquarium Feature
A modern style aquarium shaped like a huge fish bowl captivates with black painted leaves stems and flowers on the exterior and jade marbles instead of gravel inside. Coppery fish flash in the bowl creating a striking color effect.
Michael's May issue for cardholders arrives
All subscribers with cards are asked to present them at Michael's to receive the May issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardsae
Michael
New Standard Patterns Debut For May Fashion Sheet
The May collection brings new Standard patterns ready for distribution. Styles are described as fetching and readers are urged to obtain the latest fashion sheet for details.
Summery Book of Countless Summer Costumes
A compact catalogue noting outfits for street afternoon evening weddings graduation and travel. Highlights new twimings materials and popular styles for all ages and occasions with concise guidance.
Charles Lamb Mistaken For Clergyman At Dinner
A dinner scene shows Charles Lamb with a white cravat causing a mix up as guests seek a chaplain. Lamb, with his lisping manner, asks if an old clergyman is present and then offers a prayer, saying Let us thank God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
Grace
Lamb
Dangers of Draft and Sloan's Liniment Benefit
An ad-like notice warns drafts cause neuralgia stiff neck and rheumatism and promotes Sloan's Liniment to ease pain. It claims rapid relief for neuralgia neuritis headaches and sore muscles with one or two applications and notes a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Where He Got Them
A narrator notes magazines scattered across Pikesley rooms and recalls four were taken from him last night before he had read a single issue. The exchange hints at a pattern of ongoing thefts from Pikesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikesley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Stanton
Huntsville
Strand
Nellie Phinizy
Teague
Elaine Deatherage
Mariam Wilkesbarre
S Cafe
Louise Dorsey
Flore@ Hooper
Lucy Fleming
Otey Scent
Jane Webb
Mattie Wilson DuBose
Billups Phinizy
Bob Arnold
Harold Reynods
John Hunnicutt
Harry Arnold
Rolling Jones
George Shuford
Theo Smith
Alex Weir
Chas W. Johnson
Bill Campbell
Skippy
Conyers
Len McKenzie
Otey McClelland
Robi. Griffith
Snelling
Welborn
Country Club
Nellie Ph Nizy
Deatheridge
Kansas City
Hay
Wilkesbarre
Stein Bloch
New Cape
Paris
Augusta Chronicle
Recreation Hall
Mill District
Guess
Lucy Elder
A. C. Elder
Oconee Enterprise
W. D. Krenson
Fred Krenson
Walter McNeill
George D. Thomas
Savannah Press
Rachel Beymer
Hugh White
Vassar College
Judge Brand
Hot Springs
Wm. J. Peeples
T. J. Wooster
Georgia University School of Education
New Orleans
Joseph S. Stewart
Jere M. Pound
State Normal School
Howard J. Odum
Peabody School of Education
University of Georgia
Myer Stern
Aaron Cohen
Baltimore
F. A. Merrill
Atlanta
Progress
The
Sociological Society
W. C. Rosenburger
Chattanooga, Tenn
City
Paul James
Dublin
Joseph Lustrat
Pauline Furstenburg
Abe Joel
Joel-Bernstein
Lurene Hood
Brenau
Miss Hortelle Hood
A. Rocenburg
Selig Bernstein
Mr. DuBose
Jefferson Presbyterian Church
Ada Almond
Elberton
George Thornton
Frank Spivey
Eatonton
John Booth
Linton Spring
Th —Eigner
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