Weekly Calendar and Society Notes Preview
Calendar items list church activities university events and social gatherings at Colonial and Country Club. Notices include Emmanuel church women’s Auxiliary meeting efforts and a marriage engagement for Cecile Coleman and Edward Fuller Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Miss Hughes
Mrs. Campbell
Zoe Barnett
Colonial
University of Alabama
Georgia
Sanford Field
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
O'Elock
Lawrence
Costa Costa
Country Club
John Lawrence
DuPree Hall
Delray Entertainment
State Normal
Athens Society Notes Mention Guests and Charitable Plea
Graceful Miss Coleman visits Athens as Mr. Porter a Charleston native strengthens cotton ties here. A plea to aid a East Athens helper known as Our Florence Nightingale prompts donations to improve her cottage. Informal tea honors Mrs. Deadwyler. engagement announced for Miss Wall to Winecoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Coleman
W. B Wilkinson
Milledge Avenue
Porter
Charleston
Athens
Florence Nightingale
Angel
New York Woman Speaks On Association Value At Rained Pageant
Dodge of New York praised the association to Miss Wilson as nearly a thousand young women joined an afternoon pageant showing the group’s vast activities. Heavy rain forced the spectacle from park to town building, but attendance held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Christian Church
Jessie Wilson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Richmond
Young Women's Christian Association
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Elizabeth
Dodge
New York
Miss Wilson
Reopening at Tallulah Falls Industrial School Brightens Easter
The Tallulah Falls Industrial School reopened with teachers and students returning to posts after a scarlet fever scare. Mrs Blackshear the principal sends a cheerful Easter letter recounting an egg hunt and stories as younger children gathered for a hillside celebration. A piano donation from the Cleveland Manning Company arrives, with thanks to Miss Annie Brumby and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls Industrial School
Blackshear
H. N. Clark
Ettie
Satura RB
Dackshear
Noel Price-Smith
Tallulah
Cleveland-Manning Company
Doctors Attend State Medical Convention in Savannah
Drs. I H Goss H M Fullilove J C Bloomfield R C Wilson leave today for Savannah for the State Medical Convention opening Wednesday. Miss Ida Comer of Athens visits Miss Annie and Miss Mary Comer. Mrs Frank McElreath returns from Atlanta. Mrs F M Tiller of Carlton visits Miss Anderson on Dougherty Street. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Eberhart of Carlton visit. Miss Sarah Hester of Farmington visits Miss Vera Smith. Mrs Mamie Arnold of Lexington visits her daughter Miss Vira Arnold. Mr Morris Yow of Toccoa spends weekend in the city. Mr Robert Raiford in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Cobb
Athens
Drama League
A. Starr Best
Evanston
Atlanta
Sunday American
I. H. Goss
H. M. Fullilove
J.C. Bloomfield
R. C. Wilson
Savannah
Mamie Arnold
Lexington
Vira Arnold
Normal School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Mre
Alice Adams
Bertha Grace Robie
Chas
Emmanuel Church
United Offering
Jesus Christ
Alma Hughes
Emmanuel Guild
E. H. Dorsey
T. J. Deadwyler
E. C. Callaway
Rylee
Prince Avenue
John Wilcox Wall
Bess
William Frank Winecoff
S.C. Prim
West Peachtree Street
Chas. Stern Co., Clothiers and Furnishers
Clayton Street
Athens, Ga
Fyel
Pendley
John Roberts and CO
Crucedale Greenhouse
Georgia Mattress Company
Evestrain
Haughey & Haughey
College Ave
Annie Brumby
Mr. Edgar 2. Dunlap
Gainesville
Alice Keene Briggs
R. W. Huff
Carlton
Mattie Eberhart
The
City
Selma Blackwell
Danielsville
O. R. Andrews
Chattanooga
Millard Fickett
Regina Silverman
Helen Michael
E. B. Hudson
Mr. Coley
Sharon
Case
R. Brandt
A Brandt the
Optician Insurance
Clayton St
Athens Dental
F. G. Griffin
Southern Mutual Building
Ida Comer
Annie
Mary Comer
Comer News
Frank McElreath
F. M. Tiller
Missea Anderson
Dougherty Street
Hamilton Eberhart
Sarah Hester
Farmington
Vera Smith
Mr. Morris Yow
Toccoa
Robert Raiford
G. W. Farrell
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