Holiday bargains in china dolls and toys for Athens shoppers
A shop in Athens touts 18 days left for Christmas buys featuring open stock fine china sets 47 piece and 100 piece dinner sets as low as $3.75 to $16.50 plus a large doll selection in various styles with top value on six dozen 25 inch asleep dolls for $1.35 this week only. The store promises vast toy lines from dolls to tricycles to hobby horses and elegant Rogers silverware with storage options and a new store location inviting customers to shop now before Xmas.
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Tilia
Athens
Dr Soule Attends Atlanta Corn Show
Dr A M Soule president of the State College of Agriculture is in Atlanta this week for the corn show focusing on the boys' corn clubs. C A Whittle Prof Phil Campbell and Miss Creswell are also in Atlanta visiting corn and canning clubs.
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Corn Club
Atlanta
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
C. A. Whittle
Phil Campbell
Creswell
Parisian Sage Ad Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Vitality
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage for dandruff and scalp health, claiming it softens hair, stops itching, cleanses oil and dust, and makes hair look fuller. It emphasizes a money back guarantee and features the slogan Girl with Auburn Hair. F. L. Willis endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for asthma and bronchitis relief.
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H. R Palmer & Sons
Birmingham
Ala
F. L. Willis
Foley
Second Lecture On The Problems Of Sex At Colonial Opera House
Dr J V Campbell continues the series with a Sunday afternoon talk on venereal diseases tied to sex impurity. The first lecture drew a large attentive crowd amid a rainy day and earned strong praise for clarity. Walter's orchestra will provide music at 3 30 and admission is free with a cordial invitation to all men.
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J. V. Campbell
Colonial Opera House
Dr. Campbell
Campbell
Walter
Prof Jarnigan At National Exposition
Prof Jarnigan head of the department of animal industry at the State College of Agriculture attends the National Stock Show in Chicago this week. Plus California Woman Seriously Alarmed reports a cold and lung soreness relieved by Chamberlain Cough Remedy per Miss Marie Gerber Sawtelle California.
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Jarnigan
State College of Agriculture
Chicago
California
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
Senior Aggie Purchases a Baby Cart and Embarrassment
A University of Georgia senior in agriculture bought a baby cart for a friend’s newborn, causing laughter at a Lumpkin Hill furniture store. The incident centers on Mr. Bob Suddeth a long-time student, Army veteran, and notable classmate, who faced lighthearted ribbing from peers for the unusual gift.
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Aggie
Lumpkin Hil
Bob Suddeth
Suddeth
State Colege
Army
Navy
Women’s Club Plans Two Picturesque Pageants
Athens Woman’s Club met at Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb’s home to approve two events. A Mother Goose Pageant will feature children in costumes before holidays with date to be announced. In January, adults perform a Dickens Pageant with ladies as Dickens characters.
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Athens Woman's Club
M. A. Lipscomb
Charlies Dickens
Two New Preachers for Two Athens Churches
Two new pastors arrive in Athens to lead the West End Baptist and the Young Harris Memorial Methodist. Rev. A. L. Flury from Atlanta will take charge of the Baptist church while Rev. R. M. Dixon from Forsyth will lead the nearby Methodist church. Both welcomes planned for this evening.
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Athens
Baptist
Methodist
West End
Young Harris Memorial Methodist
Arbor Day Observances Planned in City Schools
Tomorrow marks Arbor Day with schools, families, and the city planning tree and shrub plantings. Students of all ages will participate in exercises, and higher educational institutions will reference Arbor Day in today’s activities.
Personal and Social Notes From Elberton Area
Local notices recount visits and travels of residents and friends. Names include Mrs Tobe Mattox in Athens, Miss Katie Mae Arnold in the city, Miss Emma Wilson from Watkinsville, Mrs Tom Baxter in Jacksonville, Mrs Frank Hardeman in Atlanta, and families such as the Stones announcing a newborn son. Also mentions Mrs Deupree Hunninctt in Atlanta, Mrs W W Duke in Gillsville, Miss Lottie Ransteck in Atlanta, and Robert McWhorter with Charlie Brown returning from New York for a Chi Phi convention. Elizabeth Alexander shines as Brenau College amateur actress.
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Robert McWhorter
Charlie Brown
New York
The
Chi Phi Fraternity
As servant Problem stage note in faculty play
In a recent faculty play, a character named ng emerged as a notable presence amid the production. The scene focused on inere interactions and the unfolding backstage dynamics in a campus theatre setting.
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Inere
Funeral notice for Mrs Edgar B Womble
The friends of Mrs Grace Lucas Womble are invited to her burial at Oconee cemetery on the arrival of the Seaboard train at 10 40 this morning.
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Edgar B. Womble
Grace Lucas Womble
Oconee Cemetery
Seaboard
New Encampment Formed at Attica Georgia
Grand Treasurer C A Von der Lieth of the grand lodge of the 1 C U F and leaders from the Athens encampment left for Attica to establish a new encampment of the higher branch of Odd Fellows. Bramblett the state grand patriarch was to attend but was excused due to his election.
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C. A. von der Lieth
Grand Lodge
Messrs
HW. T. Tuck
A. J. Watson
F. E. Aaron
Athens
Attica
Odd
Bramblett
Griffith wins Wheat Cup at Cloverhurst in 36 holes
In the Cloverhurst Country Club 36 hole final for the Wheat Cup, C. B. Griffith defeated Walter E. Jackson four up with three holes to play to claim the title. The Wheat Cup requires three consecutive wins to become permanent. previous winners were T. M. A. Scudder, O. Payne, and Morton Hodgson. Griffith becomes the fourth holder of the trophy.
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Cloverhurst Country Club
C. B. Griffith
Walter E. Jackson
Jackson
A. Scudder
O. Payne
Morton Hodgson
Mr. Griffith
Mr. Max Joseph Spends Week in Baltimore for Holiday Stock
Mr. Max Joseph is in Baltimore buying Christmas goods for the Jay H. Epting Company. The firm receives and opens daily new holiday lines and plans to offer one of the most complete showings in the city, ready for the season.
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Max Joseph
Baltimore
Jay H. Epting
Woodmen World Chooses Officers
The local camp George No. 292 elected officers for one term. T. M. Forrester P. C. H. J. Davis A. L. J. H. McKinnon John Mappin E. S. Kirk A. G. Adams B. O. Sisk W. W. Beacham F. P. Mann Co. M. Green named.
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George
T. M. Forrester
P. C
Co. M. Green
Dr King’s New Discovery for Croup and Cough
A testimonial from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as best remedy for croup coughs and colds. The ad urges a bottle in every home priced 50 cents and 1.00 with sales through Druggists Bucklen Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Dr. King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Ohio
Bucklen & Co
Phila
St. Louis
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Xmas Tree
Rogers
Nom
South Side
Broad Street
DR. Soule
Dandruff
J. P. Campbell
University
Prof
Delaney Stedge
Katie Mae Arnold
Lexington, Ga
Frank Edwards
Emma Wilson
Watkinsville
Tom Baxter
Jacksonville
Mrs
Frank Hardeman
E. B. Stone
Fannie Scott
Milledgeville
Mrs. Deupree Hunnicntt
Georgian Terrace
W. W. Duke
J.B
Gillsville
Charles Graham
Comer
Lottie Ransteck
Carolyn Cobb
Ed Arnold
W. C. Tiller
Carlton
H. M. Fullilove
Elizabeth Alexander
Brenau College
Gainesville
Alexander
Fanny
Jackson County
MR. C. B. Griffith
Baltimore Fé
JAY H. Epting CO
Woodmen World
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