Social notices and events in the Banner
unsigned notices caution that only identifiable senders will be published while listing the social calendar for the week. Memorial exercises at the Chapel are noted, plus Y W C A activities, a Rose Fete planning meeting, and a rescheduled Chapter F Emanuel Guild meeting due to Memorial Day.
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Rese Fete
Elijah Clarke
Emanuel Guild
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Laura Rutherford
Crawford Chapter
Young Women of the Confederacy
University Chapel
Walter McClellan Pens Story for Uncle Remus
Friends announce Walter McClellan of the senior class has sold a story to Uncle Remus. The Child In the House will appear in the May magazine with illustrations. McClellan has long contributed to the Georgian and University writings and plans to pursue journalism after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McClellan
Remus
Georgia
McClellan
University
Memphis Commercial Appeals
Brandt's Jewelry Store Promotes Fine Watches Regionally
R Brandt's Jewelry Store advertises high quality timepieces with expert service. It contrasts local dealers with distant orders, claims only 1 in 100 watchmakers qualify, and pitches its store as superior in northeast Georgia. Watches priced at $25 and $37.50 are listed for Gents. Elgin and Howard, in the Insurance Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Brandt
Georgia
Elgin Watch
Howard
Card Luncheon Honors Mrs Harde man and Mrs Folwell
One of the week’s largest bridge luncheons hosted by Mrs. Dozier Poll honored Mrs. Frank Hardeman of Athens and Mrs. Wm H Folwell Jr of Philadelphia. Fontaine home set off with roses, luncheon served, and Mrs Marshall Dixon won the score prize a work bag. Also notes a reception for Miss Adelaide Peebles hosted by Mrs Welch and travel news of local visits and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozier Poll
Frank Hardeman
Athens
Wm. H. Folwell, Jr
Philadelphia
Fontaine
Marshall Dixon
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Local society notices and travel updates from Georgia towns
Mrs. Will Zuber of Farmington hosts Mrs. Mary Haygood. Miss Sarah Bird returns from Cass Station. Dr. John A. Hunnicutt and Mr. Du pree Hunnicutt are in Mobile. Mrs. KR B Dixon travels to West Point for Lanier-Johnson wedding events. Miss Hattie Galligher in Atlanta. Robinson back in Commerce after visit to Mrs. McBride Howell. Miss Mattie Herring returns to Commerce from weekend with relatives. Hinton Blackshear to visit Mrs. Hunnicutt. John Langston and Effie Langston visiting Watkinsville after guesting with Mrs. W. B. Arthur. Mrs. Simmons of Birmingham visiting her mother Mrs. Sue Lampkin. Master Machin Askew of Atlanta visiting relatives. Mrs. F M Myers Jr of Atlanta visiting sister Mrs. W. C. Jordan on Milledge Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhodes back from Atlanta. Columbus Enquirer-Sun notes Columbus club women disappointed by Miss Parrish illness delaying engagement to Columbus. Best gold fillings advertised by Dr. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dunaway announce birth of a son. Mrs. Joel Means of Savannah visiting her parents. Mrs. H. C. Anderson in Mobile. Ely Cream Balm promoted for nasal catarrh with claim of safe, effective relief. Miss Camilla McWhorter returns from weekend with Mrs. Martie Smith in Lexington. Gainesville honors Georgian boys with red and black decor and Thalian plays at Brenau. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Grubb travel to Portsmouth, Ohio for Dr. J. F. Davis funeral in Baldwin. Dr. Davis was Grubb’s grandfather. Miss Daisy Chéney recovering from sanatorium stay in Rome.
Laundry Ad Promises Truthful Fabric and Quality Wear
The Athens Empire Laundry Co. asserts the steam laundry industry now yields substantiated claims. It compares fabric labeling to meat adulteration laws and promises clear descriptions of what you buy and how long it lasts. Watch ads for more details.
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Athens Empire Laundry CO
Hand Tailored Clothes Offer Best Prices This Season
The ad promises hand tailored garments that keep their shape and color, enhancing the wearer’s figure with an effortless grace. It claims top current styles in both cut and fabric and asserts unmatched prices for this class of clothing.
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Call OF the Heart
Madison Cavein
Scribner's
Gorse
Clayton Street
Y. W. C. A. Wednes
T. W. Reed
R. W. Lamkin
C. M. Snelling
W. C. Ash
L. C
Brown
H. S. West
E. L. Griggs
J. S. Rhodes
R. C. Orr
Rosa von der Lieth
Mary PD. Lyndon
Walter M’clellan
Red & Black
F. H. Dorsey
Waltham Watch Co
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Stoney
Tison
John Stafford Stoney
Elizabeth Porcher
Laurens Tison
Holy Communion Church
Allendale
South Carolina
Pavio Garrick
Commerce
Thalians
David Garrick
Brenau
Miss Owsley
Lucy Hill
Mattie Owsley
Lower Broad
Edith Kyle
Lottie McElroy
Nina,Jones
Rosena Thomas
Richard Putnam
Alf Blackmar
Elizabeth Kyle
Mabel Battle
Columbus Ledger
Mrs. Hardeman
Mrs. Folwell
Miss Peebles
Mrs. Welch
Adelaide, Peebles
E.*a.crawford
Mr. Pinkins Happ
Macon
Mrs. Morris Michael
Robert Finley
Maxeys
U. H. Davenport
Earth
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton St
Will Zuber
Farmington
Mary Haygood
Sarah Bird
Cass Station
John A. Hunnicutt
Dupree Hunnicutt
Mobile
KR. B. Dixon
West Point
L. Lanier
Lanier-Johnson
Hattie Galligher
Atlanta
S. Robinson
Commere
McBride Howell
Mattie Herring
Mr. Hinton Blackshear
John Langston
Effie Langston
W. B. Arthur
Watkinsville
Mrs. Simmons
Birmingham
Sue Lampkin
Master Machin Askew
Mrs
F. M. Myers, Jr
W. C. Jordan
Milledge Avenue
Walter Rhodes
Miss Parrish
Columbus
Mason
Mrs. B. Dunaway
Joel Means
Savannah
J. H. Patman
H. C. Anderson
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Camilla McWhorter
Martie Smith
Lexington
Guineaville
Te College
Gainesville
Marconi Telegraph
Stanley R. Grubb
Portsmouth
Ohio
J. F. Davis
Baldwin
Dr. Davis
Daisy Chéney
Rome
Rea
Head & McMahan
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