Augusta society notes and spring gatherings shadow diverse events
Society pages detail church and communal events including sermons and devotional services, with mentions of visiting pastors La Vive Mre and Rev L B Johnson. A postponed colonial dames convention in Augusta is announced, along with Atlanta belles invited to University of Georgia spring dances and a Baxter Street P T A mothers and fathers event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Long Taylor
Mra
Hoke
James White
W. D. Bradshaw
Pacuch
Augusta
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Columbus
Griffin
Irene Thomas
Emily Davis
Rebecca Ash Craft
Florence Boykin
Mary Hill Bloodworth
Allan Carroll
Mary Carroll
Elizabeth Carroll
Dorothy Dodd
Margaret Elder
Yolande Gevin
Milas Marguerite Gresham
Mildred Fraser
Dorothy Hale
Elizabeth Goldsmith
Grace Goldsmith
Afternoon Tea for Mrs Murray and Miss Miller
Social notes report an afternoon tea on Milledge avenue honoring Mrs. Mercer Murray and Miss Katie Belle Miller hosted by Mrs. Fred Davis Jr and Mrs. Thomas Philpot. Bride elects and young social set are highlighted with multiple entertaining events and upcoming PTA meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Murray
Katie Belle Miller
Fred Davis, Jr
Thomas Philpot
Fred Darr
Milledge Avenue
Murray
Miss Miller
W. C. Ash
Miia Katie Belle Miller
Local Social Notes Hints at Visits and Recoveries
Louia Mitchell of the University spends vacation in LaGrange while Mrs. Winfield Nisbet of Macon visits her parents, the Middlebrooks. Nisbet has returned home after a weekend stay. Albert Galliher leaves Tuesday for Montezuma for vacation. Girlie Greene of Atlanta visits the Phi Delta Theta house. Jack Talmadge improves at home but needs extended rest. Mrs. Asbury Hodgson and Mr. Asbury Hodges depart for Dillard for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louia Mitchell
University
LaGrange
Winfield “Nisbet of
Macon
T. E. Middlebrooks
Mr. Nisbet
Girlie Greene
Atlanta
City
Phi Delta Theta House
Asbury Hodgson
Mr Asbury Hodges
Dillard
Be Careful What You Wash Your Childs Hair With
Advice warns against common soaps and shampoos that strip scalp oils and damage hair. Promotes Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure grease-free and safer, instructing a small amount mixed with warm water to create lather that cleanses hair and scalp thoroughly. Ends noting the product is inexpensive and available at drug stores with a few ounces lasting months.
Calotabs Claim Nausea-Free Calomel Tablet Reform
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a refined calomel tablet free of nauseating effects. One tablet at night promises a painless purge with no taste, griping, or danger, followed by a clean liver and strong appetite. Prices are 35 cents for family size and 10 cents for a vest-pocket, with refunds offered if unsatisfied.
Weekend Visitors and Moves In Union Point Area
A string of social notices records Mr and Mrs J Y Bruce moving into the Hinton apartment on Prince Avenue. Alfred Nicholson of Marietta joined his family for the weekend with Mrs A R Nicholson. Mrs John Hart of Atlanta visited in Union Point with Mrs J J Wilkins. Judge Samuel H Sibley of Marietta arrived to preside at federal court. Mrs B F Hardeman was expected home from Atlanta Wednesday. Miss Kelp of Atlanta, guest of Mrs John Morris, returned after giving operalogues for the Woman's Club. Maria Price visited Mr and Mrs Pin Price for the weekend with Mrs Dan Pree. Mrs McCrott of Atlanta and Miss Pauline McKinley’s trip to Milledgeville were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Bruce
Hinton
Prince Avenue
Alfred Nicholson
Marietta
A. R. Nicholson
John Hart
Atlanta
J. J. Wilkins
Union Point
Samuel H. Sibley
Federal Court
Kelp
John Morris
Woman's Club
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First Baptist Council
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Powell
Cpe
Pres
Oriennal Institute
Ceening
Sue Meretty
Thuretay
Keyford Cait
Doe Welcone
Miss Reuterford
Mersages Hire
Het Specuil
Adare Vel
Stete
Raith Proya
Bernard
L. B. Johnson
Margaret Cond
Lauri Lee Darker
He Rey Gartenhaus
J. W. Galloway
Joe Dn Athinta
Wo 1
Galloway
Ree
H— Victor Olivers
Hetts
Flora Betts
Golden Michael
Madison
Dickens
Louise Oliver
Misa Mildred Cryer
New York
Michael Brothers
R. H. Johnson
Baby
Maurine Neal
Commerce
Walter Clements
Gelsberg
Marie
Dora Gelsberg
Mesara Max and
Isadore Gelsberg
Anderson, D. C
Sol Boley
Hill Street
Max Ivanen
Flora Insaca
Brunswick
Misa Lillian Tysanen
Lucy Cobb
Bluma Funkenstein
Dem
Robert Wilson
Sparta
Gordon Chambers
Athens
Mra. Chambers
L. E. Harigal
Graniteville
Augusta Chronicle
Clark Howell
Comer Howell
Oxford
England
Howell
Associate Press
Savannah Press
A. T. McKenney
Frank Griffith
Grady Parr
Ethel Moffett
Maxeys
Colonial Dames
Dental Dames
Joseph K Lamar
The
Lamar
John F. Bransford
Samuel Inman
Georgia
Bransford
Chronicle
Athens Music Study Club
Mra. J
Baxter Street P. T. A
Aia Ss
Peter
Rabbit
Barly Delicatessen Dept.—Combination Store
Hubert M. Rylee
Holman Bldg
Lumpkin ST
Gian Bagc Transfer CO
Georgian Hotel
Athens Gas, Light & Fuel CO
Holman
Phildrens
DR. Stephens
Stephenday
Chidk
Childs Street
Cliff Street P. T. A
College Ave. P. T. A
College Avenue P. T. A
First Baptist Church
Mollie Manne
Fitzgerald
Adams
A. TE. Davison
Hot Springs
A. S. Parker
Bristol
Tenn
Lawrence Parker
G. A. Rocca
St. Mary’s Hosital
Anna Rose
C. H. Phinizy
Walter Jones
Baltimore
C. H. Phinizy, Jr
Edward Upson
Owen Coleman
Misa Rosa Woodbury
Colbert
Walter Pitner
Miles Colber
James F. Colbert
Colbert, Co
Artie Small
W. J. Peeples
Lenois Husgey
Bruce Jones
Albert Galliher
Montezuma
Jack Talmadge
Seaboard
Thru
Washington
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Memphis
Lieute Artyue
Fred Geissler
Atlanta, Ga
B. F. Hardeman
Maria Price
Pin Price
Dan Pree
McCrott
Atlante
Paulne McKinley
Milledgeville
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
P. J. Neal
C. B. Conlon
Chafin Bros
Washington St
Athens, Ga
Dorine
J. Bush
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