Scuppernong Reverie From a Country Kitchen Diary
A personal social calendar piece recalls late summer tasks like pickling and jelly making. The author fondly describes gathering black scuppernongs and wild muscadines, the family’s mule and buggy deliveries, and the joy of turning fruit into jelly while lamenting mashing them. The prose lingers on the fruit’s exquisite flavor and even imagines Charles Lamb praising scuppernong above roast pig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
L. B
Beauteous Evening Observes Silent Ocean Awe
Poem fragment describing a calm sea at dusk, with spiritual reverence. Wordsworth references a beloved child and divine presence in nature, urging contemplation and sacred quiet as the sun sinks and waves thrum with eternal motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Cartledge Taylor Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony
Mr Charles H Cartledge of Oconee Heights married Miss Louise Taylor of this city at 8 pm Sunday in the parlor of the Cartledge uncle on Prince Avenue. Rev J Cartledge conducted the ceremony in a small gathering of friends. The couple's families reside on Prince Avenue and the Boulevard respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Cartledge
J. ‘Cartledge
Prince Avenue
Charles H. Cartledge
Oconee Heights
Louise Taylor
Miss Taylor
Mr. Cartledge
Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gretna Green
Marriage of Marian Barber to Rev. W L Harrison
In Commerce Georgia on August 28 at 1 o'clock at the bride's home, Miss Marian Barber wed Rev. W L Harrison officiated by Dr Fletcher Walton. Barber daughter of Mrs C T Barber, the groom serving Madison Street Church after being sent from Athens. Harrison a Young Harris College graduate and an emerging minister.
Miss Creswell Leads Georgia Rural Canning Clubs
Miss Creswell, a specialist in household economics with Georgia extension work, oversees canning clubs for rural women. She organized schools at Cass Station and Bethaven, promoting tomato and food preservation, under the national farm extension program led by Dr. Soule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Creswell
Mary
Creswell
Agricultural College of Georgia
Government Experimental Department
Cass Station
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Bethaven School
Seaman Knapp
Farm Extension Work
U. S
A. M. Goule
Celeste Parrish
State Normal School
Georgia
Soule
Athens Notebook Notes and Local Announcements
Mr. R. C. Woodruff of Monroe and Mrs. W. H. Jones with Miss Nettle Jones visit Athens. A mite-box opening at First Methodist on Aug 30 by the Ladies Home Missionary Society. Miss Amanda Hutchison leaves for Piedmont Institute Rockmart to teach art and expression. Mrs. George Riviere of Mobile visits with her daughters and son William, plans to move to Prince avenue. he will attend Washington and Lee University this fall for a postgraduate biology program. Notes on Mrs. Reviere’s social welcome. Includes brief verse and humorous items about Percy and Lucifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Martin
Prince Avenue
Mrs. Martin
Martin
Annette Martin
A. L. Mitchell
J. M. Rogers
Allen Fleming
C. D. Cox
Alva Harris
Dave Miller
First Methodist
Ja Dies Home Missionary Society
George Riviere
Mobile
Marie
Marguerite
Anna - Belle
William Riviere
Riviere
Caroline Reese
Hancock Avenue
Tribble House
Washington and Lee University
Mrs Laramore Tells Troubles In Goodwater Ad
Goodwater Missouri resident Mrs Laramore reports chronic heartburn and indigestion relieved by Thedford's Black Draught. She used two small packages in total and, after a few days, heartburn disappeared and digestion improved with no ill effects. The advertisement promotes the remedy priced at 25 cents.
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Goodwater
Thedford
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Laura Hutchens
May Smith
Mrs. Forbes
Mitchell's Bridge
Mrs. W. C. Jordan
Mildred Mell
Clemson
Mrs. Poats
Mr. C. I. Mell
Atlanta
Mrs. J. D. Mell
Mrs. Webb
Janie May Webb
Leland Young
Grand Rapids
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Vernon Hall
Mr. Hall
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Maynard Saunders
Helen
Frances Sachs
Gainesville
Frances
Lou Price
Messrs
van Noy
Alex Wier
Hill Street
W. Joel Smith
Abbeville
John R. White
Whitehall
Dillard's
J. H. Davenport
Herbert Fleming
Morehead City
N. C
Prof. Davenport
Joe J. Fowler
Mrs
Mathew Bond
Greene County
W.G. Griffeth
D. G. Bickers
Miss Bellie Mel Bickers
Troy Beatty
Rabun Gap
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
To & P
Frederick J. Ball
iCollege Avenue
Fuzzy" Woodruff
Dick Jemison
The
Constitution
John Spencer
Atlanta Georgian
B. F. Hardeman
Athens
Lamar Cobb
Winifred Davis
Tallulah
William Fleming
J. J. Heard
J. H. Mulholland
Jacksonville
Fla
H. Fleming
Fleming's Island
J. W. Griffin
Athens Bank & Trust Co
David Barrow
Jewett Williams
Lorane
Macon
Isabelle
Lucy Fleming
Fanny Long Taylor
Milledge Avenue
Virginia Gottlieb
Cincinnati
Washington
B.c
E. L. Bussey
Charlotte
W. A. Carlton
Florence Holmes
Columbus
W. B. Pope
R. E. Fullilove
High Shoals
Mrs. J. F. Whiteheed
Crawford
Barrow
State University
Americus
Plains
John R. Thurman
W. H. Jones
H. F. Carter
South Carolina
L. D. L. Gear Co
Columbia
Bowden Lithia
R. Brandt’s
China
R. Brandt
Insurance Building
Clayton Street
California
Fic Synup
R. C. Woodruff
Monroe
City
A. B. Carter
Miss Nettle Jones
Bertie Beusse
Union Point
Frank Hunt
Kate and
Bonnie Bell
Annie Henley
Amanda Hutchison
Lucy Cobb
Piedmont Institute
Rockmart
Percy
Mother Devil
Lady In Goodwater
Wingfield
the Shop of Quality
Mutual
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Erleith Building
College Avenue
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