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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
3
An old advertisement claims a few tablets relieve indigestion heartburn fullness and gas. The copy touts near instant relief after chewing a tablet, noting safe use and low cost with doctor recommended harmless formula.
A reader recounts using Cardui to ease nervousness and restore well being during illness. The testimonial describes calming nerves, better sleep, and improved spirits after taking the remedy, urging other women to try it with similar results.
The marriage of Miss Susan Frances Amis and Mr. James Adrian Thomas of Macon was a noon Tuesday ceremony at Oakgrove the Lexington road home of Mrs. Julius Walter Amis and Mrs. Fannie Dean. Rev J R Allen officiated with Miss Julius Amis maid of honor and Mr Harry Gantt Williams best man. Music featured by Mrs. John B. Gamble and a reception followed. The bride wore brown canton crepe with georgette and fur. she is an Athens high school and Wesleyan College alumna. Thomas, a Tech student and Georgia Casualty Company associate, is from Macon. Numerous out of town guests attended.
Arnoldsville Dramatic Club presents The Beantown Choir on Thursday evening December 21 at 7 PM in Arnoldsville High School. The cast includes Louise Harris The Widow Wood Edna Duncan George Spurlin Hazelle King Clara Belle Kelley Frances Dillard Elizabeth English Robbie Haynes Ruby Morrison Bessie White Snow Fields Paul Butts and others in a two act comedy about a gospel choir gone awry with a festive concert to close. Time two hours thirty minutes.
Classified notice seeking several boys aged 14 to 16 to deliver papers. Apply in person at Banner Herald Office on Hancock Ave.
Tuesday visitors in Athens include F B Graham from Atlanta L E Carzon Savannah J L Wills Columbus John A Wilkins Rome Flo Cassel Atlanta M Hester Atlanta T M Patterson Madison Fred H West Chicago P A Morris Atlanta J T Vogt Atlanta W S Tomlinson Marietta W M Bradford Walker Erica D W Foucher Augusta Bradford J W Lippert Atlanta Miss Catherine Jones Atlanta P C Herrington Atlanta W C Miller New York City W L Burel Atlanta Dallis M Caldwell Prosperity S C L Neer Atlanta John S B Jackson Atlanta J T Sisk Elberton Earl F Miller Baltimore C A Brandon St. Louis W M Taylor Atlanta W C Driskell Atlanta M D Wilson Macon H W Webb Atlanta.
Nearby towns report deaths and marriages in Jackson and Attica. Mrs. Cornelia Parrott dies near Prospect church aged 87. Mrs. A C Brown sells four pictures in Atlanta. Dr W F Glenn, born in 1833 in Jackson county, dies in Atlanta. Mrs Alf Stovall buried in Madison. Dr Leatus Sanders of Commerce struck by automobile. M E Adams and Viola Wood wed at Mayesville. Jefferson to host meeting on wholesale emigration of negroes to protect farming interests. B T Bucks of Ashland burned while fighting gasoline flames. Attica church to hear Rev M H Massey December 17. B Y P A organized. will meet Baptist church next Saturday. Various visits, births, illnesses and Thanksgiving gatherings noted in Jefferson and nearby towns.
Thanksgiving observances include Miss Neena Freeman visiting home with Mrs. Hale. Notices regret Mrs. J Walker Hale and Mrs. J B Woodall indispersed by illness. Local constable election on December 2 passed quietly with J F Hale re-elected and M T Mc…
A brief notice reports Dongald was elected to the position of second bailiff. The article notes that more than 85 percent of all automobiles in the country are owned by households with fewer than 5 000 inhabitants.
An old advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a reliable method to restore darker, glossy hair. It claims the product darkens gray hair naturally within a night and improves color after successive applications, using a dampened brush to apply strand by strand.
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