Lovely Hill street party marks spring decor charm
Mrs. J. M. Rogers hosted a refined social at her Hill Street home, the second in a spring-time series. Floral arrangements of dogwood spirea honeysuckle accented pink and green as guests enjoyed elaborate refreshments and a "Spring Planting" contest. Rogers wore champagne Georgette crepe, aided by daughter Julia. Numerous Athens residents and visitors attended, with travels to Atlanta Lynchburg and Raleigh noted.
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J. M. Rogers
Hill Street
Rogers
Julia Rogers
Florence Long Bartow
W. A. Carlton
Annie Carlton
D. L. Earnest
John Chipley
J. N. Webb
C. A. Vernooy
Alice Adams
Lemon Skin Beautifier From Lemons And Orchard White
A cheap lemon lotion blends juice from two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint skin beautifier. Strain juice to remove pulp, then apply daily to face neck arms and hands to whiten soften and freshen skin. Also notes a fire incident and several local social events and visits in Athens and nearby towns.
Mrs R P Stephens Entertains This Morning
Social notes report Mrs R P Stephens hosting a Red Cross group gathering on Woodlawn Avenue with Mrs A Verneey. John Chipley returns to public life after illness lasting weeks. Mrs C A Vernooy and Miss Montine Vernooy plan a trip to Atlanta for grand opera. Billups Phinizy arrives from Norfolk Virginia. Mrs L J Sharp of Commerce visits the city.
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R. P. Stephens
A. Verneey
Red Cross
Woodlawn Avenue
C .A. Vernooy
Little Miss Montine Vernooy
Atlanta
Solving the Food Problem in Georgia Bulletin Issued
The Georgia State College of Agriculture led by Dr. A. M. Soule and J. Philip Campbell released a bulletin on solving the food problem amid wartime. It outlines what individuals and families should eat, what farms and gardens must produce, and additional crops needed this year to prevent hunger in the South. Copies are available from the college and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
A. M. Soule
J. Philip Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Ordinary's Court Adourned to Sat
Judge R C Orr adjourned the court to Saturday for probate of the will of Mrs Mattle Petty. Executor W M Smith declined the trust due to lack of time. An administrator will be named later as the court set a future session to hear further matters.
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R. C. Orr
Mattle Petty
W. M. Smith
Athens Highs to Meet Elberton in Two Games
Athens High School will face Elberton High School in a two game set at Elberton Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Monroe failed to arrive for the announced game yesterday. In the Monroe at Athens tilt, Monroe won 9 to 8 on Monroe’s home ground, Cox starred for Athens with a single, a double and a triple in four at bats.
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Athens High School
Elberton High School
Elberton
Monroe
Athens High
Cox
Athens
Weather forecast for Atlanta and Georgia Thursday
Special to the Banner from Atlanta Georgia April 18 forecast to 7 pm Thursday Athens and vicinity fair Thursday Georgia fair Thursday. Weather summary notes generally clear skies east of the Mississippi while the west sees clouds and showers from the upper lakes to Montana and Utah. Temperatures high in the east and south with Atlanta reaching 91 Tuesday and 60 at 7 am. Helena reports 20 degrees amid continued cold in Montana.
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Banner
Atlanta
Athens
Vicinity
Georgia
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Upper Lakes
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Chicago
Helena
Weather Outlook for Atlanta Remains Mild and Warm
Fair and warm conditions persist in Atlanta with continued pleasant temperatures. Meteorologist C. F. von Herrmann notes stable air mass and light winds, signaling continued agreeable weather through the coming days.
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Croesus
Annie White
Walton, N. Y
Mildred Mell
Lynchburg, Va
Charles Eckford
Greenville, Ga
John Hunnicutt
Sam Tribble
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Sam Dick
A. F. Anderson
Farmington
Miss Landru
Paterson, N. J
Claud Fountain
Martha Hamilton
Birmingham
Hugh M. Lokey
Atlanta Constitution
James Price
Maria Price
Griffin
E. H. Dorsey
Wilson
Moselle Scudder
New York
James Edwards
Thomas Gerdine
William L. Wilson
Baltimore
William Bradshaw
Julia Bradshaw
Paducah, Ky
Mary Anne Lipscomb
Laura Cobb Hutchins
Annie Lyle
Eugene Lyle
Rutherford Lipscomb
M. A. Lipscomb
Joan Morris
Dr. Johnson
Rock Hill
Mary Applewhite Bacon
Cyprian Willcox
Raleigh, N. C
James R. Gray, Jr
Hugh Gordon
Robert Woodruff
Henry McHatton
Prof
John Morris
Mell Street
Madame Lustrat
Bessie Tift College
James White
Julia Balfour
Culver
Ind
George M. Battey
Rome
United States Navy
Norfolk
Pie” Weaver
United States Aviation Corps
Nce
Winterville News
Fred Layton
Laura
Marion
Augusta
W. A. Dunlap
Tom Winter
Joel Bacon
Lewis
Tallulah Falls
R. L. Dowdy
A. B. Chandler
Comer
Grady Pittard
Henry Dunlap
Ed Hale
I. H. Pittard
Harold D. Meyer
Miss
Dora Meyer
James Tuck
Laura McWrorter
Gainesville
Mr. Billups Phinizy
Norfolk, Va
Chas. Stern Co
C. F. von Herrmann
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
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