Kipling's Recessional and Society Notes Parade
Kipling's Recessional appears as war era verse while a Thought for the Day and a Memorable Hymn lead into social columns. The piece lists vesper services at the YWCA, sewing parties for Miss Stark, and a long sequence of social visits, garden parties, picnics, and travel notes across Athens, Augusta, Rayle, and surrounding communities with numerous local residents and guests mentioned.
Miss Melba Rhodes Seeks Savannah Visit With Aunt
Miss Melba Rhodes is the guest of her aunt Mrs. W. A. Reaves of Savannah. Mrs. C. A. Whittle plans a Knoxville trip to visit relatives. Mrs. W. R. Tindall and her young son depart to Darlington South Carolina, with Mr. Tindall joining in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
J. B. Weir
South Carolina
Jefferson Erwin Davis
Quitman
Allen Flening
J. C. Helner
Knoxville, Tenn
Marion Gerdine
Hendersonville, N. C
Edgeworth Lamkin
Susie Gerdine
Elizabeth Holt
Walton Lamkin
Bath
Augusta
Lamkin
Moselle Scudder
E. F. Porter
Mrs. Coleman
Milwaukee
Annie Camak
Harry Hodgson
Lake Kanaga
Mr. Charles Compton
T. H. Nickerson
Messrs
Henry, Sam and
Norman Nickerson
Maine
S. E. Webb
Maysville
O. H. Webb
Satulla Avenue
C. D. Stark
Commerce
Will Collins
Mr. Collins
New York
George Palmer
Eunice Palmer
Chicago
Chattanooga
Mrs. Welborn DuBose
Athens
Susie Medlin
Walon News
Mary Lou Weir
Monroe
Lizzie Wayne
Myrtis Wayne
Walton News
N. B. Stewart
Lucy Barrow Taylor
Milan
Italy
Elizabeth Church
Patience Barrow
Savannah
Stewart
Sarah Barrow
Paris
Americus Recorder
Melba Rhodes
W. A. Reaves
W. R. Tindall
Little Son
Darlington
S. C
Mr. Tindall
Page of Presidents feature promises reader interest and prize
The piece previews a forthcoming Page of Presidents with a Washington Post anecdote about mislabelled portraits of Jefferson and Clay, inviting readers to test the feature for a $15 prize. It also includes endorsements for Chamberlain's Tablets and Dr King’s New Life Pills, citing cures and digestion benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington Post
Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Clay
Dr. King
Forget me not wreaths for nightgown cases and pillows
Attractive embroidery design illustrated on a nightgown case. The 9 14 by 10 inch wreath uses natural blues and greens with occasional pink. Planned in solid work or knot stitch with leaves and bow in solid work. Threads include mercerized cotton filo silk heavy rope silk or ribbon. Pattern No 12709 hot-iron transfer offered to readers for 10 cents.
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WOME
Alice Adams
Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Nineveh
Tyre
John Milton
Wendell Phillips
Annie O'Farrell
Madge Mewbourne
Miss Stark
Sol Boley
Gertrude van Straaten
Set
R. Lee Callaway
Milledge Avenue
Bridge Club
Lexington
Hamilton McWhorter, Jr
George Barron
Walter Faust, Jr
Minnie Lester
Julia McWhorter
Lottie Henderson
Helicon Springs
Charles Phinizy
Coke Talmadge
Paul Smith
Harry Hull
O. R. Hinton
Reuben Daves
Nashville
John Welch
Lloyd Palmer
Mitchell’s Bridge
Mitchell's Bridge
Misses Stark
Hanna Joel
Ruth Levy
Joe Myers
Ed Cohen
Chas. Joel
Milton Lesser
Leroy Michael
E. S. Rylee
E. C. Callaway
Blanche Callaway
C. G Deadwyler
Carlton
M. L. Callaway
Rayle
John Callaway
Wilkes County
Georgia
W. C. Bond
Crawford
Sue Pace
Atlanta
Mable Huff
Oklahoma
T. C. Harrison Becker
Gus Dozier
Nacoochee Valley
D. Lee Peacock
Tenn
Aaron Cohen
Baltimore
Frank Myers
J. B. Weir, Sr
Mount Airy
E. D. Cox
Will Peek
Little Willie Amelia Peek
Tignall
Washington
Philomath
Pleasant Stovall
Switzerland
Billups Phinizy
Misses Phinizy
Hattie Brumby
Mary Russell
Winder
Edward Russell
Washington, D. C
William Quarterman
Hill Street
Lula Flewellen
Bess Moore Bishop
Eufaula
Ala
Maria Price
John White Morton
Esther Upson
Fred S. Morton
Harrie Gould Jeffries
A. S. Phinizy
Mr. C. A. Scudder
Waynesboro
Mr. Blanton Fortson
Lynville, N. C
Frances Wooten
Misses May
Mattie Michael
University—Walton News
C. A. Rowland
U. 3
Boise Rish
Wabash, Ind
Chamberlain’s
Margaret Lawrence