Public Notices and Social Calendar in Banner
unsigned notices warned only named senders would be published while health hints urged well water checks. Calendar lists events at Normal School including Daughters of the Confederacy gathering vegetable premium lift committee, Mothers and Teachers Club, YWCA directors, Kappa Alpha dance and a Colonial minstrel.
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the Daughters of the Confederacy
Normal School
Mothers’ & Teachers’ Club
Kappa Alpha
the Colonial
College society meetings and vegetable premium plans
The Laura Rutherford Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy meets with President Mrs. M W Welch Monday at five. A vegetable premium list is prepared by the Garden Club as young men play hosts. Various club and YWCA directors and members attend, with a long list of hosts and guests mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burnett
Martha Phinwurmmin Eos
Martha Phinwurmmin Eos ~Izy, Bolling Phinizy
Josephine Dobbs
Anne B. Painizy
Alice Stewart
Isa
Bel Thomas
Rosina Thomas
Mary
Garden Club
Gerdine
Sarah Gerdine
June Lyndon
Marguerite Thomas
Minnie Thomas
West
Checks Are the Thing Declared by Wife as Seasonal Style
A Chicago News verse notes fashion shifts from rough to smooth goods as stripes and plaids gain favor and the wife proclaims checks rule year round. The quip highlights seasonal fabrics and domestic taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Mrs Lamkin Hosts Flowered Bridge Party for Mrs Stovall
Mrs Robert W Lamkin hosted a Thursday afternoon party in honor of Mrs Harvey Stovall. Ten bridge tables filled with dogwood blossoms created a fragrant setting. Mary Harris Brumby won the highest score prize silk stockings. a guest prize went to Mrs Stovall. Punch strawberries and cake served. Notables included Mrs McWhorter Mrs John White Morton Mrs John Morris Mrs Sylvanus Morris and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovall
McWhorter
John White Morton
John Morris
Sylvanus Morris
C. B. Griffeth
Bocock
Charles T. Mell
Scud
Marianne Frierson Hosts Theaterium Tea
Yesterday afternoon Miss Marianne Frierson complimented Miss Adelaide Peebles with a theaterium party. Other guests included Mrs. J. W. Brom by Mrs. Ferdinand Phinizy, Mrs. M. W. Welch, and Miss Sarah Frierson. The group viewed moving pictures and enjoyed refreshing ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Frierson
Adelaide Peebles
J. W. Bromby
Ferdinand Phinizy
M. W. Welch
Sarah Frierson
North Georgia Conference Woman's Home Mission Society Officers Elected
At a Gaines ville session of the North Georgia Conference Home Mission Society elected officers led by President Mia Frank Siler of Atlanta. Other posts include first vice president Mrs. R. P. Milam of Atlanta second vice president Mrs. C. A. Manck of Atlanta third vice president Mrs. J. R. King of Atlanta correspondent secretary Mrs. Rufus Brown of Augusta recording secretary Mrs. L. S. Arrington of Augusta treasurer Mrs. A. M. Lamdin of Barnesville Superintendent Literature and the Press Mrs. Cobb Lampkin Athens supplies Mrs. M. S. Lawrence Milledgeville traveling libraries Mrs. R. B. Thomaz Atlanta District Secretaries Athens Mrs. W. J. Pierce Atlanta Mrs. B. W. Brogden Atlanta Anant. sg Ls. ssaeeeoae Rages Dal.
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Mia. Frank Siler
Atlanta
R. P. Milam
C. A. Manck
J. R. King
Rufus Brown
Augusta
L. S. Arrington
A. M. Lamdin
Barnesville
Cobb Lampkin
Athens
M. S. Lawrence
Milledgeville
R. B. Thomaz
W. J. Pierce
B. W. Brogden
Anant
Y M C A Auxiliary Plans April Lecture and Garden Event
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y M C A outlines an April 22 lecture by Miss Rutherford in antebellum costume with a relics exhibit and lawn refreshments to fund the third floor committee room. Also noted is a cake ice cream and tea plan and new committee chairs. The piece also covers a basketball championship at the Normal School between senior and junior classes and a freshmen exhibition next Tuesday with relay races.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Miss Rutherford
Forbes
Green
Grace M. Capps
Secy
Dance on the Fifteenth Annual Fraternity Dance Ad
Gamma Chapter Kappa Alpha invites all to the Annual Dance on Friday April fifteen at eight thirty in the Georgian Hotel Athens Georgia. Also featured is a book notice for Richard of Jamestown describing a boy’s voyage with Captain John Smith to Virginia with illustrations and a focus on early Virginia history for school reading.
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Ott
Richard
Jamestown
James Otis
American Book Company
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
John Smith
London
Virginia
Captain Smith
Mothers and Teachers Club Meets Thursday Afternoon Talking on Adolescence
Mothers' and Teachers' Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the 8. N. 3. Miss Parrish speaks on the Period of Adolescence. All members urged to attend. YWCA 5 PM hosts a mission study class replacing the quiet hour, open to others. Meeting place moved to the YWCA Boarding Home corner of Washing ton and Thomas streets. Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract advertises desserts flavor.
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Mothers’ and
Teachers’ Club
BE. C. McEvoy
Young Women’s Christian Association
Clayton Street
Washingtom
Thomas Streets
Bearing Burdens and The Duty to Help
A reflective piece contrasts vast burdens of sea sky and earth with the human soul. It urges collective duty to aid others, urging unity to uplift the weary and defend the weak, and to speak kind words to the faint of heart. The text emphasizes shared responsibility and solidarity in a moving moral meditation.
Premium chrysanthemum prize list announced at club meeting
A club committee outlines prizes for fall chrysanthemum exhibits with 12 varieties in a main collection and multiple monetary and item rewards. Winners include best six blooms, best three white and yellow blooms, red blooms, and various vases and fowls donated by members and groups.
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Club For the Tants
Elmer D. Smith
J. N. Webb
W. T. Bryan
E. K. Lumpkin
A. P. Cochran
Athens Street Railway
Ae Tee Coal,Co
Es Ener Aiseene
Roxie Farrabee
F. M. Hailey
Reader Jessie Southwick to Visit State Normal School
Mrs Jessie Eldridge Southwick of Emerson School of Oratory Boston will give a rare literary reading at the State Normal School on the evening of the twenty third inst. Edward Howard Griggs commends her as a reader of unusual power and charm, noting her ability to give audiences pleasure and fresh insight into noble literature.
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Atheny
Jessie Eldridge Southwick
State Normal School
Southwick
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Edward Howard Griggs
Thalians to Visit Athens for David Garrick Play
The Thalian drama club of the University of Georgia will tour Gainesville during encampment week of the cadets, starting Saturday April 23. Their production David Garrick marks their most ambitious effort with returning cast members and Athens women Lydia Hutchins Julia Brand and Lucy Fleming in female roles.
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Gaineaville
Thalians
University of Georgia Dramatic Club
University Cadets
David Garrick
Athens
Lydia Hutchins
Julia Brand
Lucy Fleming
Gainesville
Two Notable Women Visit Oconee High School
Mrs Walter B Hill and Miss Parrish of Athens visited Oconee High Monday. They spoke to students about Georgia Junior School Improvement Clubs and service to the world and urged ground beautification. They praised school improvements and encouraged library work and parent cooperation.
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Oconee High School
Walter B. Hill
Miss Parrish
Athens
Hill
Georgia
Jmias Parrish
State Normal School
A Happy Marriage at the Street Home
Clarence Nash wed Miss Kate Street on Sunday April 3 1910 at 2 30 PM at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs J W Street in a ceremony led by Rev Ewing The couple plan a Christian home with Liberty Church members noted as devoted Christians Uncle Joe Nash 86 observed the event with optimism and humor and the Gwinnett Journal reports the celebration with warmth and well wishes
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J. W. Street
Clarence Nash
Kate Street
Ewing
Kate
Clarence Nashs
C. L. Nash
Lilburn
Clarence
Liberty Church
Young People's Missionary Society Meets at Four
The Young People's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet in the primary room this afternoon at four o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all young people, see Mary T. Lucas, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society of the First
Methodist Church
Mary T. Lucas
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