A Toast for Them and Us Across the Fields of War
Athens continues a wartime morale page with toasts to Union and Confederate figures, a Red Cross note pressing for workers, and praise for historic women. The piece urges citizens to join Red Cross efforts, make bandages, and honor wartime duties asPresident and flag pledge days pass.
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Athens Woman Maintains Remarkable City Garden Full of Iris
In Athens a renowned garden thrives beside a toy shop kept by a beloved lady. The plot features nine hundred fifty iris stalks and a spectrum of blossoms from Dutch hyacinths to peonies. She greets daily visitors, sharing a private sanctuary of color and memory in the garden spot of the South.
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Pi Kappa Phi Dance Hosts In Athens At Fraternity House
The Lambda chapter held a formal dance at its Boulevard fraternity home with flags streamers and colonial decor. Attendees included many local social figures and students. Haughrey's orchestra provided music and refreshments were served.
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Kappa Phi
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Dorothy Hodgson
Hazel Hodgson
Marion Hodgson
Susan Scudder
Nina Scudder
Mozelle Scudder
Nina Davis
Sallie McWhorter
Neal Cochran
Mary Holden
Florence Hooper
Marion Bailey
Elizabeth Harris
Janette Ash
Mae Treanor
Frances Hinton
Margaret Morton
Katherine Ashford
Katherine Park
Omar Short
Local social notes travel and visits across several cities
Mrs J A Pitner leaves for Macon to visit grandchildren. Mrs T E Fortson is quite sick at Milledge Circle. Alfred Scott and Wallace Zachery attend Y M C A conference in Macon. Mrs Max Bodenback returns to Philadelphia after visiting her mother Mrs J W Watson. Mrs Harold D Meyer and Prof W D Hooper in Savannah giving addresses. Mrs A R Nicholson and Miss Martha Nicholson depart for New York City. Ed Perry Dela Woodall Frank Wilhoit and B G Cherry motored to Macon for weekend. Earnest Lee Ackiss visits relatives in Norfolk Virginia. Mr Ira Funkenstein spends days with parents. Mr T S Mell returns from Birmingham Alabama after accompanying his sister Miss Ellen Mell. Miss Mell to remain several weeks with sister Mrs A D Smith.
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Ellen Mell
Calotabs Promoted as New Purifying Remedy
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a new tasteless calomel style purifying tablet. It promises a calm relief with one nightly dose, no nausea or griping, and a cleansed liver by morning. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with druggist recommendation.
Pure Water Promise from Linton Spring Water Co
An advertisement proclaims Linton Spring Water as absolutely pure and healthful. The firm offers sanitary coolers and urges customers to drink the purest water, listing phone contact 95 and location R.8 Crane, Mer.
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Linton Spring Water Co
Crane, Mer
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