Easter egg hunts and community notes in Athens
The Junior Auxiliary of Emmanuel Guild hosts an Easter egg hunt on the Parish House lawn with a five cent admission and refreshments. The First Methodist church primary department plans a 4 pm Easter egg hunt on the court house campus with a 10 cent admission and candy. Clean-up begins Monday the thirteenth with Chamber prizes next cycle. volunteers urged to aid in making Athens clean and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
First Methodist Church
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Easter Egg Hunt on Mr. Dobbs Lawn Brings Children Outdoors
The Easter egg hunt for the First Baptist Church beginners and primary department unfolds this afternoon on the picturesque Prince Avenue lawn of Mrs. A. M. Dobbs. Teachers host the event promising a charming, delightful outing for city youngsters. The piece also notes Southern Recipes by Laura Thornton Knowles focusing on southern fried chicken and beaten biscuit and rice cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Dobbs
First Baptist Church
Prince Avenue
Laura Thornton Knowles
Readable Recipes and Egg Hunt Amid Local Notices
A collection of notices covers recipes for southern dishes and a bake of Easter eggs at the court house at 4 p.m. with fifty dozen eggs hidden, plus a grab bag and fish pond. Opera seat sales in Atlanta set records, drawing broad out-of-town demand. A tuberculosis warning from the National Association emphasizes there is no cure and warns against fake remedies. An essay extols the Russian mulberry tree for birds and fruit, recounting memories from farm life and urging its planting for both birds and berries.
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C.D
Atlanta
Cable Piano Company
Phillips & Crew Company
Georgia
Nature
New York Post
National Association For the Study and Prevention
America
United States Public Health Service
National Association
United States
Office
The
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
East Twenty-second Street
Athens social news and visits across Georgia
Mesdames Tripp and Stockdell of Athens and Mrs Hugh Foreman of New York spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs W B Lester. Mrs W C Davis is in Macon visiting daughter Mrs Pate Stet?on. Mrs James Camak ill after an operation last Thursday but improving. Col T P Ballinger of Long Island guest of Col Frederick G Hodgson. Mrs W B Gunter of Social Circle visited en route to Commerce.
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Mesdames Tripp and Stockdell
Athens
Hugh Foreman
New York
W. B. Lester
Oglethorpe Echo
W. C. Davis
Macon
Pate Stet
Cherokee Heights
Camak
Col
T. P. Ballinger
Long Island, New York
Frederick G. Hodgson
W. B. Gunter
Social Circle
Commerce
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Alice Adams
WOME
Edward Rowland Sill
Brooklyn Eagle
Katrina Trask
Banner
Atlanta Constitution
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W. T. Collins & Company
Phoenix Hosiery
T. Collins &Aster
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