Social notes of Greenville figures plan visits and moves
The community pages track Mrs. Rucker and daughter Nellie traveling to Atlanta for a visit while Mrs. Rucker attends Grand Opera week. Dr. Middlebrooks returns from Macon with Mr. Nisbet for the weekend. The Eckfords plan a May move to Athens, with high social regard expressed. Other Greenville residents informally note travels to Augusta Atlanta and New Orleans, hospital stays, and upcoming dances.
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Mrs
Lamar Rucker
Nellie
Atlanta
Mrs. Rucker
Greenville
Charley Eckford
Eckford
People’s Bank
Mrs. Eckford
Greenville-Meriweather Vindicator
Mrs. Darmasine
A. Capps
New Orleans
Chapal Hall
Thousand Praise for New Remedy for Dandruff
Advertorial notice touts Mahdeen as a cure for dandruff and scalp conditions. It claims restoring healthy sebaceous gland function nourishes hair growth and eliminates dandruff. The maker offers a money back guarantee and invites readers to contact the Mahdeen Company in Nacogdoches Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahdeen
Nacogdoches
Texas
Athens Parents Push Public Hearing On School Bond
The Banner-Herald recounts a dispute over Athens school bond funding. PTA representatives urge reopening the issue and holding a public hearing after a joint council board committee failed to report. US Education Commissioner Mrs. Fernandez analyzed Athens school needs in a 70 page study urging a modern, adequate plant for the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner-Herald
Board of Education
Parent Teacher Association
Wes
PLTA
Athens
Fernandez
Athens Public Schools Need Bigger Building Program
An Athens survey shows 323000 is far from adequate to meet public school needs. The aging, ill built high school and overcrowded elementary facilities beg for a permanent building program. The report highlights low seating, scarce specialized rooms, and heavy maintenance waste, urging a statecraft recon struction of the entire school plant with broad community support. The P T A leaders urge voters to back a comprehensive expansion plan to raise funds for new construction and modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens O
Preston Brooks
City P. T. Ay
J. B. Hudson
Baxter St. P. T
W. M. Saye
Qconee St. P. T
CLL. Williams
Nantohala P. T. A
F. G. Birchmore
College Ave. P. T
Dews
Mary Ann Tapscomb Elementary School
Dr Middlebrooks Returns Buick After Macon Theft
Dr C O Middlebrooks went to Macon Thursday to fetch his Buick roadster stolen Sunday in Athens and recovered near Butler Georgia. He drove it home with minor damage after bullets struck the car during the chase. one shot hit the gas tank and three pierced the windshield. Police pursue clues but made no arrests.
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C. O. Middlebrooks
Macon
Butler
Geogia
Athens
Actors Wed in Riverside Marriage of Hoot Gibson and Helen Johnson
Riverside reports Edmund "Hoot" Gibson a Los Angeles film actor wed vaudeville actress Helen Johnson in a Thursday ceremony. A stray line notes a rule about hall of fame eligibility ten years after death and a college seniors worry line remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
Edmund “Hoot" Gibson
Los Angeles
Helen Johnson
Special Notice City Taxes Due April to May
The first installment of city taxes is due from April 15 to May 1. Taxpayers who fail to pay by May 1 incur a $1.50 cost on file against all delinquents. G. E. O'FARRELL, City Marshal.
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Michael
Andrea Rawak Cupid Belnord
Meadowbrook
the Herald
Society
Chester Middlebrooks
Mr. Winfield Nisbet
Leroy Percy
Little Boys
Birmingham
Charley HH. Phinizy
Augusta
Jacob Phinizy
Walter Jackson
Mary el Yancey
Howell Erwin
Charles G. Eckford
Frank Hardeman
Knights of Templar
Hood
Philadelphia
James White
Commerce News
W. B. Burns
E. BR. Cohen
E. F. Porter
New Orleana
Knights of Templars Concla
Ated Aea
Tulane
Tulane Coffe
America
Com
Nicdar Pont
Sever
Quay
P.T
Colonial Theatre
Dr. Middlebrooks
G. E. O'Farrell
B-l
Sloan's
Dro Obson
The
Athens Railway & Electric CO
Lumpkin ST
Askin
Clayton St
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