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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
Society notes report Mrs Herchel Carithers entertaining her bridge club at a porch party with three tables amid ferns and flowers, a two hour game followed by ice cream and cake. Updates note visitors and upcoming meeting plans, plus various local social happenings and greetings.
Lorraine and Mrs B C Campbell and daughter Nell returned from Augusta. They were joined by Miss Sadie Newsome who will stay several days in Athens. Miss Florence and Miss Martha Prince of Little Rock were expected Thursday to visit their aunt Miss Basiline Prince on Meigs Street. Mr Milton P Jarnigan returned from Atlanta where he spent the first of the week.
In Athens Madison County report, Murray, an unwed student, claims he fired after Hardeman and a companion yelled and shot at him near the Dan ielsville and Ta roads intersection. Hardeman died at General Hospitalafter being shot, with companion W L Glenn stating he assisted the wounded man into an auto.
The Palace screens Betty Compson in Over the Border with Tom Moore as leading man and a strong supporting cast. Ben Turpin stars in a Palace extra comedy Step Forward aboard a trolley car with Phyllis Haver. Elaine Hammerstein stars in Reckless Youth with Niles Welch in leading support. cast includes Huntley Gordon and Frank Currier.
Frances Forbes recounts a successful Y camp for girls at Tallouss Falls praising the ideal location and moral spiritual growth. She highlights Bible classes, personal vows, and stronger faith, plus physical activities like tennis, canoeing, swimming, and hiking. Leadership by eight boys and strong girl spirit are noted as keys to camp success.
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