Social Roundup from Dawson to Athens
Mrs Chappell of Dawson hosts guests while Miss Mall returns from Macon visit. Mr and Mrs Hodgson plan a grand opera trip to Atlanta. Clarke family leaves for Toccoa due to illness of Mrs Clarke's mother. Master Thomas Dozier II visits relatives in Commerce. Mrs Sidney Boley visits Atlanta. Misses Balfour and Marshall from Oklahoma City expected to visit Mrs John Hunnicutt Jr. Ed Cole of Newman will be at the Georgian for the weekend. Mrs Alfred Nicholson and son return to Decatur after visiting Mrs A R Nicholson. Friends of C Y Wier Jr mourn appendicitis operation at General Hospital. Alvin Neely of Waynesboro to attend spring dances. Francis Price travels to Philadelphia and New York on business. Mrs Horace Holden returns from Atlanta where she visited daughter Mrs Leo Minor Paul. Misses Queen and Frances Holden return home from visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Holden of Augusta. Ill news about Mrs Isaac Reid improving after opera at General Hospital. Philathea Baraca delegates from Prince Avenue Baptist church attend Worldwide convention in Jacksonville Fla. Col and Mrs C M Snelling and Mrs T P Stanley return from Mountain City. Mr and Mrs Audley Morton and Mrs George D Thomas back from Presbyterial auxiliary in Gainesville. Mrs Paul Tolliday returns from Gainesville where she attended Prest serial auxiliary. Bishop Tree Ty Keatly of Tennessee remains critically ill with pneumonia. slight improvement reported Thursday morning. Friends of Aira Tan DuPree regret illness at Milledge Avenue home. Athens Woman's Club to meet Friday at 11 at the Woman's club building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Frances Holden
Howard Holden
Augusta
Isaac Reid
General Hospital
Prince Avenue
Georgia Batting Averages Rise After Road Trip
Georgia baseball shows team batting over .235 with improvement since the road trip. Clarke leads at .315 while Hutcheson .286 Rawson .279 Allen .273 Eldridge .426 top five hitters. Yale game out-hitting 2 to 1 but runners scarce. Schedule features Alabama Vanderbilt Auburn tests ahead. Record stands ten wins, one tie, four losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Carolina
Maryland
Clarke
Hutcheson
Rawson
Allen
Eldridge
Yale
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Michigan
Tech
Camp Bending
Mercer
North
North Carolina State
Oglethorpe
Clemson
Benning
Mike Davenport
Caton
Georgia Tech
Davenport
McMillan
Milledgeville
Georgia
Sanford Field
G.M. C.-Riverside
Athens Delegates Speak At Columbus Session
Local delegates to the Georgia Educational Association in Columbus address and demonstrate. Notable figures include Miss Eprie Campbell Dr A B Edwards Dr R E Park Miss Martha McAlpin Prof E S Sell Miss Annie Linton Miss Laura Blackshear Miss Frances Lelbing Dr J S Stewart and others. Also notes on English law for married women debtor acts and Duke of York allowance and U S daily newspaper circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Educational Association
Columbus
Eprie Campbell
The
Agricultural College
A. 8. Edwards
Association
R. E. Park
University
Martha MecAlpin
E. 8. Sell
State Normal School
Annie Linton
Laura Blackshear
State College of Agriculture
Frances Lelbing
J. S. Stewart
Clinton Bryant
Athens
Lamar Scott
Barrow
No Old Women Nowaday s Modern Beauty Aid Claim
An advertisement extols staying youthful through cosmetics and fashion, noting only clear signs of aging—wrinkles bent posture or illness—justify concern. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted health aid for women around ages forty five to fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Univ Cadet Corps To See Pictures At UGA
Col. D. W. Ryther announces 60 lantern slides from West Point will be shown at the University of Georgia chapel Friday at eight. The public is invited as cadets and officers are depicted with views of buildings grounds and life there explained by a West Point expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Ryther
University of Georgia
West Point Military Academy
West Point
Women Converge at North Carolina Democratic Parley
Raleigh hosts the twenty fourth biennial state convention with women taking part officially for the first time. Ed ward W Poll is slated to deliver the keynote as leaders push a platform plank to tax salaries of judicial and constitutional officers under the state income law following a Supreme Court ruling. A side note reflects on a Philadelphia clergyman’s early horseless carriage during a visit to the orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
Raleigh
Edward W. Poll
Jjudicelal
Supreme Court
Japan
Philadelphia
The
Orient
Packard Unveils New Six Cylinder Car Model
Packard Motor Car Company announces the Single Six, now on display at Packard sales rooms. President Alvan Macauley says it fulfills Packard’s aim for a new standard of value and style in light weight quality cars. The model adds about 50 refinements, with wheelbases of 126 and 133 inches and eight body styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard Motor Car Company
Packard
Alvan Macauley
Packard Company
Emalior Leagues Opened Thursday In Major Openers
Opening day across eight major league cities saw the National and American Leagues kick off with teams like Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Boston, New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Cleveland in action. Ty Cobb returned for Detroit as the Tigers opened against the Indians amid rain and cold. Managers and aces prepared for the pitching burdens, with Faber and Shocker notable on their mound duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Carzago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Wilbert Robertson
Dodgers
Kid Gleason
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Chicago
Faber
Shocker
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Navin Field
Ehmke
Bagby
Illness Strikes Philippine Caribao En Masse
Manila reports show rinder pest devastates caribao across Visayas to Luzon, with nearly 2000 deaths in three weeks. Governor General Wood orders immediate action by the Bureau of Agriculture to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Veterinary Division
Bureau of Agriculture
Bureau
Visayas
Luzon
Wood
Pirates and Cardinals open season at Forbes Field
A cold wind blew over Pittsburgh as Wilbur Cooper and Lefty Sherdel were named to start for the Pirates and Cardinals on opening day at Forbes Field. A Red rooters train from Cincinnati headed to Chicago to see Pat Moran's team face the Chicago Nationals, led by President Slerrman of the feds. President Veeck of the Cubs called indications for a record-breaking attendance as Grover Cleveland Alexander and Eppa lixey were listed as possible mound starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Cooper
Lefty Sherdel
Portsiders
Red Rooters
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pat Moran
Chicago Nationals
Slerrman
Feds
Veeck
Cubs
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Eppa Lixey
Sulphur 10 Heals Skin Eruptions Advertised
An old advertisement touts Menthol Sulphur as a cure for unsightly skin eruptions, rashes, and eczema. It claims quick improvement next day, germ destruction, and encourages getting a small jar from a druggist to use like cold cream.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Chappell of
Dawson
John K. White
Sarah Mall
Friemisin
Macon
Hat Valley
Atlantic
Wakopalot Oand
Feny
James Cooper
Annie Thomas
Winder
Paul Williams
Hugh Hodgson
Atlanta
Grand Opera
Walter Clarke
Toccoa
Mrs. Clarke
Thomas Dozier, II
Sidney Boley
Joseph Balfour
Agnes Marshall
Oklahoma City
John Hunnicutt, Jr
Ed Cole
Newman
Georgian
Alfred Nicholson
Decatur
A. R. Nicholson
C. Y. Wier, Jr
Alvin Neely
Waynesboro
Mr. Francis Price
Horace Holden
Leo Minor Paul
Audley Morton
George D. Thomas
Gainesville
Paul Tolliday
Teey Keatty
Tennessee
Aira
Tan DuPree
Milledge Avenue
Athens Woman‘a Club
Woman's Club
H. J. Stegeman
AD Antes
Banner—Morning Herald
Banner Herald
Isabel
CGL. Smith Co
Seth Read
Waste Herald
J. W Benson
Cite
Rall
Muitvl Neat Association
Grint Mapals
Mich
Mej
Stee Pasion
CNET
Wanten Tien
TIS. W
Phone Tata
AgTe
Mes
Bom
Howell
Milefee
Pewand
Seateh Collie
J. L. Booth
OS Millan Qn
Heaward
LST
Tween Christian Church
Magahee
Melvyn
Steet
POR Sant
Best Contirtony Riistiung & , Dobbs
Calif
WN. Y
Winverty
Newark
Finieusca
Homer
Ible Radio
Oakland Sgn
Gal Joon
Moshaw
Ginesville
Midland
Colnesville
Lys
Gaines
Union Point
Bria
Colo
Duke of York
King George
United States
Univ. Cadet Corps
Emalior
Ike Elsie Ferguson
Wallace Reid
George Fitzmaurice
Tee Cee
Mascot Properties
Oxford
Newark Shoe Stores
Athens, GA
Clayton St
Kress
Barrits
H. T. Hraom & Son
Washington Street
E. &. Sporting Goods CO
College Ave
Washington St
Mobo Auto
John T. Stanley Co., Inc
N. Y
Athens Poster Advertising CO
Banner-Herald Commercial Bank
Carter-Moss Lumber C
R. L. Moss Manufacturing CO
Bernstein Brothers
the McGregor CO
Erwin & CO
Joseph Costa CO
W. G. Tiller Taylor Electric CO
Athens Engineering c
Scott Hardw
Athens Railway
E Electric CO
Palace Theatre
Elite Theatre
Lipscomb ‘ Co
Palmer’s Drug Stores
L. M. Leathers Ers
C. A. Trussell Motor CO
Empire State Chemical CO
Talmadge Brothers & CO
Hodgson Oil Refining CO
National Bank OF Athens
King-Hodgson CO
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