War Story Poet and Community Life Feature
A Memphis graduate writes a war themed work to be published in a winter magazine. The piece contrasts with a funeral scene on Lockerbie Street and sketches a restless youth through Maypan and Pan imagery. The column also notes a thoughtful day and the University of Georgia pool plans, plus local social events in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Walter McClellan
Memphis
Tennessee
University of Georgia
Lockerbie Street
Pan
Neighborhood House Offers Civic Asset To Community
A visitor praises the Neighborhood House as a great civic asset alongside other educational institutions. The article invites locals to visit and discover its diverse activities from home crafts to vesper services, noting the informal yet thoughtful training it provides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mrs Tuck Hosts Community Club Sewing Party
Mrs Fletcher Tuck entertained the Community Club on Thursday evening on the veranda with decorations of potted plants. Guests included Mesdames Davis Moseman Greer O'Kelly Matthews Sanders Hardman Cooper and Hardeman and Misses Davis Johnson Hardeman Hancock Jones Moseman Phillips Mathews.
Missionary meeting and social dances headline Walton items
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Methodist meets Monday at 5 pm with Mrs. J. M. Pound presiding and reports on mothers work. Social events include Mrs. J. F. Hammond's dancing party with guests from Atlanta Augusta New Orleans and Hartwell and a script dance at the Country Club with Haughey's orchestra. Also notes on the Stephenson Smith wedding in Social Circle and related Athens habits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
J. M. Pound
J. F. Hammond
Miss Pearl
Alma Lary
Atlanta
Miss Cunningham
Augusta
Dickson
Hartwell
Stephens
New Orleans
T. Moon
D. A
Emma Freeman
Kathleen Stanton
Hugh Abercrombie
Social gatherings highlight regional tea theater and reception notices
Last evening Miss Mildred and Sarah Rains hosted tea on Dougherty street for Della Rains and Tillian Pate of Cordele. Guests included Winton Jankins of Iberton Floyd of Chipley and Marcus Rains of Lexington. Little Marie Ussery and Karl Ussery hosted a theater party with Christine Hood Mildred Bowden Amelia Dornblatt Olga Dornblatt August Keller Marie Ussery and Karl Ussery at the Troyal Cafe after the show. Miss Clara Belle Hayes gave a reception in honor of Laurie Caldwell of Greensboro Alma Seymour of Selma and James Ray's guests Meadow O Farrell and Marguerite Rowe of Athens. Jessie Cox served punch and the rooms at Cox home were nicely decorated. Conversation and late hour refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ray
Meadow O'Farrell
Marguerite Rowe
Athens
J. T. Robertson
Robertson
Marjorie Nowell
Frances Ray
O'Farrell
Rowe
Walton Tribune
Mildred
Sarah Rains
Dougherty Street
Della Rains
Tillian Pate
Cordele
Messrs
Winton Jankins
Iberton
Floyd
Chipley
Marcus Rains
Lexington
Miss Marie
Karl Ussery
Troyal
Christine Hood
Dorothy Bowden
Amelia
Olga Dornblatt
August Keller
Marie
Miss Hayes
Clara Belle Hayes
Laurie Caldwell
Greensboro
Alma Seymour
Selma
Ala
Meadow O’farrell
Cox
Jessie Cox
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Stevenson
Prudential Committee
University
Howell Peacock
Edith L. Pratz
New York
Pratz
Alumni Hall
Miss Emma Lou
Elliott Fears
Wallace Sweney
Cobb Hunter
Clarence Rawson
Hubert Heard
Miss Hill
Hortense Hill
John Hill Moss
Afernoon
Misses Evans
Ha. Selton
Lee
Miss Harris
Miss Broome
Weir
Price, Firor
W. B. Moss
Miss Moss
B. Howard Scott
Mitchell’s Bridge
Janie Will Miller
Brunswick
Haughey
Annie Mae Smith
W. O. Payne
Elizabeth Stephenson
Dorothy Spearman
Martha Stanton
Mary Stephenson
Smith
J. M. Stephenson, Jr
J. M. Stephenson
Mr. Smith
R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Northern University
Joseph Lustrat
S. S. Smith
Covington
Wa. J. Howell
Charlie Martin
Tallulah Falls
White Sea
Phore