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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
2
unsigned notices outline weekly calendar of D A R meetings Emmanuel Church guilds and Bible class cancellations due to illness. reports celebrate recent bride Mrs Milton Clifton Adams and Mary Troy bridge party with decorations, prizes, and hostesses. Red Cross seals on sale list includes multiple merchants.
Mrs Hattie Cain of Carrsville Kentucky credits Cardui with curing sixteen years of female illness after three months of use. She reports cramps convulsions and near death before Cardui and says she now feels well able to work and travel. Cardui is described as a long trusted women’s medicine not a laxative heart or kidney remedy.
A book shower is planned at First Methodist Church for orphans with Sunday school members urged to bring readable books for ages four to six. The piece also previews season fashion use of tapestry and flowers, noting tasteful accessories and color trends, plus a quoted excerpt on a Chinese school viewed through Western journals.
Local society notes list Miss Katie Dearing hosting a sewing gathering and multiple visits over the holidays. Guests include Mrs. LaFayette Lanier and Misses Lanier of West Point, J. K. McDonald and son, Harriet Benedict, Ruth Turner, Gertrude Jane Bernstein, and others visiting Athens and nearby locales.
The Hodgson family will spend holidays in Brunswick. Miss Katie Mae Arnold of Lexington visits aunt Mrs. F. L. Edwards on Milledge avenue. Miss Susie Davison travels Sunday to Greensboro for the Sanford Davison wedding. Mrs. T. L. Edwards has just returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Carrie Nichols is ill at her parents' Oconee Heights home. Also a note promoting Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract urging use.
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