Thorn-Way Poem and Social News from Milledge
A collection of verse by Frank L. Stanton and local social notes from Milledge recount a narrative of struggle and faith, followed by party scenes. Mary Hunnicutt hosts a Y W C A Extension Club gathering with Miss Cain and Mrs. Stuart among the attendees, then a Missionary Society circle meets with chairmen. Confident social fixtures continue with Mrs. George Williams entertaining her bridge club and a Garden Club address by Dr. T H McHatton on fruit culture and pruning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledge
Mary Hunnicutt
W. F. Watson
Florence Cain
Laura Blackshear
Stuart
Bacon
Hunnicult
Georgia
Blackshear
Stuart Analy
George Williams
Milledge Circle
T. H. McHatton
Garden Club
Agricultural College
E. K. Lumpkin
The Cold That Hangs On And Its Relief
A description explains a lingering cold causing throat and chest inflammation and wheeze. It advocates nightly Vicks vapor application on the throat and chest to draw blood away from congested areas, using hot cloths, and inhalation with a funnel setup. Swallow a small amount of Vicks if coughing irritates. Samples offered by The Vick Chemical Company.
Frocks and Frills Club and Missionary Notes Acknowledgments
Frocks and Frills Club meets with Miss Kate Belle Xillier on Friday afternoon. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church holds a Monday meeting led by Mrs. J. M. Pound with Miss Ruby Anderson delivering a Living Light Bible lesson. Reports from children and youth work and R. O. T. C. for Christian service are read. new members welcomed. The Laura Rutherford Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy gathers Monday at 3 45 in Lucy Cobb parlors with Miss Wetred Sates ford presiding and a historical program planned. Reports, plans for a nurses’ luncheon, Memorial Day exercises, and Southern Cross of Honor applications are discussed. The badge details and eligibility are explained, and applicants are urged to return signed blanks promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Paul Hadaway
Jest Youngkin
Woman's Missionary Society
Womans’ Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
J. M. Pound
Ruby Anderson
Uhrigt
A. H. Davison
Ella Leverett
China
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
Laura Rutherford
Lucy Cobb
Grewssni
Wetred Satesford
General Order of the United Daughters of Theonfederacy
Mary Ann Cobb Erwin
Athens
United Daughters
Confederacy
Dee Vindice
Fas
3. E. Gabret
Attanta
General Order of United Daughters of the Confederacy
Richmond Va
U. Wd
U. D.C
United States
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lev
Local social notes and travels across several families
The column lists departures visits and visits of many residents. Mias Elizabeth Queen Holden leaves for Randolph Macon to resume studies after holidays with Judge and Mrs. Holden. Several ladies travel to Cleveland Atlanta New York and other cities for visits or conventions. Families including Bureh Holbrook Stevens Knox McWhorter Smith Comer Grimes Winkins Scudder and Reed are mentioned with trips to Lexington Tuscumbia Barnesville and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Elizabeth Queen
Holden
Holbrook
Commerce
M. Z. Stevens
W. H. Knox
Hamilton McWhorter
Virginia Smith
Agton
A Shampoo That Will Not Whiten the Hair
An advertisement extols Shuco Shampoo as free of impurities and alkalis claiming it preserves hair color. It highlights pure refined coconut and palm oils, and describes rich lather, thorough cleansing, quick rinsing, and hair left soft, light, and fluffy with a radiant shine. Available at drug stores.
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Shuco
Blend at Cocoanut and Palm Best Shampoo Blend
Cocoanut and Palm blends form the best shampoo using coconut and palm oils. Shuco shampoo is a well made, impurity free blend that lathers into a creamy foam, leaving hair clean, soft, fluffy, and easy to rinse. Available at all drug stores.
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Frank L. Stanton
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Alice. Adams
State Normal School
Br. Paulkner
Atlanta
Jennie Arnold
Miss Benedict
Harriet Benedict
Misseline Arnold
Ross Creekmore
Jorothy Marsh
Niga Harriet Bene
Mra Jobn
E. Takna
Dorothy Marsh
Rahway
N. J
Marion Bloomfeld
Harret
Benedict
Circle NO
P. Petropol
First Baptist Missionary Society
Dougherty Street
Katie Belle Miller
Wier Grain &Fred Company
Athens, Ga
Vickical
Broad Steel
Greenstore
N.C
Wicksee
Kate Belle Xillier
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KE. A. Dorey
Cape
John Nicholson
Sonn
Duspene
City
John E. Talmadge, Jr
Mary Lyndon
Macan
Southa
Mr. L. Melick
Fullalobie
James Bloombel
J. Webbbee
Peri
W. J. Peoples
Chas. Brightwel
Tom Brightwell
Maxeys
W. H. Cablness
George ‘F. Hudgton
Harrison Heidler
George | Heidler
Mra. Fred
Horton
Emma Wanpon
Hangoes
Horace
Prince Hodgaop
Cat
Ottee Wigs
Satie Biur
Death On
M F. Fickett
B. Pickety
Clayton St
L. H. Bureh
College Avenue
Sara Goolsby
F.D. Smith
J. P.comer
Mra Grimes
Carlton
R. J. Turi
Cleveland
M. G. Michael
Marjorie Opfenheimer
New York
Percy Rich
William A. Winkins
New Orleans
C. A. Scudder
Mrs
Hal Halsey
Hallie, Aissante
T. W. Reed
Emily Cloud
Lexington
Harry Hardy
Frank Hardy
Tuscumbia, Ala
Pictorial Review
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Bayer
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Phate Fr Spisin Preseri
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Seldeater
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