Christmas Street Love and church wedding in Bishop edition
A fragmented page notes a divorce motive and dowry issue, then presents a Christmas street poem listing diverse people. It continues with a detailed account of the beautiful church wedding of Miss Mary Odessa Tate and Harmon Mack Snead in Bishop Georgia, including decor, attendants, and subsequent travels. It closes with community Christmas charity events and Presbyterian auxiliary plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tate
MR. Snead
Mary Odessa_Tate
Harmon Mack Snead
First Methodist Church
Bishop, Gai
B. P. Read
Onions From a Columbia Cookbook
Recipe notes by Bertha M. Shapleigh describe baked onions as a good alternative to boiled and served with butter lemon juice parsley and seasonings. Peel onions, mix a paste of butter lemon juice parsley paprika sugar and seasonings, place on each onion, add water, bake covered one hour then uncover for final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Shapleigh
Columbia University
Black sheep and fashionable fur trims in winter coats
A column notes the pervasive use of black lamb fur in hats, capes, and boots as winter fashion, warning that aliases like kimmer and astrakhan mask the same sheep product. It catalogs black coats and fur trims, and mentions new Russian boot styles and fur topped outfits. VAN-NIL Nyver disappoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecomes
Dinner Party Honors Miss Harris in Red and Green Decor
Mr. Wallace Montgomery hosted a Christmas themed dinner party on Cherokee Street in honor of Miss Elizabeth Harris of Athens and Miss Virginia Boston. Decorations featured red and green with a satin wheel centerpiece and burlesque gift openings. Attendees included Miss Iris, Miss Virginia Boston, Miss Elizabeth Farrell of Atlanta, Miss Emmie Montgomery, and several Atlanta residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Wallace Montgomery
Cherokee Street
Elizabeth Harris
Athens
Virginia Boston
Misa Lar
Iris
Virginia Bostom
Elizabeth Farrrett
Atlanta
Emmie Montgomey
Hugh Blair
Paul Owenmy
Onslow” Milam
Robert Mowles
Montgomery
Marrietta
Cobb County Times
Tipping Custom and Fairness in Service Work
The text argues tipping is un-American and deplorable yet common. It notes potters and similar workers often have fixed low wages intended for tipping income. It suggests it is unfair to pressure workers to rely on tips and critiques excessive tipping as vulgar, while acknowledging 10 to 12 percent as a typical standard.
Adventures of the Twins Off to Help Santa
Nancy and Nick search Jimmy Jordan's chimney to fetch his Christmas note. A gnome named Tweekanose threatens the mission as the twins retrieve the letter revealing Jimmy asks for a Christmas tree boots and a dying pig. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Nick
Santa Claus
Jimmy Jordan
Jimmy
Shi
Tweekanose
Brick
Goofy
Sandy Klos
Bret
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Henry’s
Ashers
Lonsdale
Beacon Bath
Henry
Alive Adams
Margaret Precott
Montague
Christ
Howard Higginbotham
Zack Norville
Montgomery Kemmer
Ernest Brock
Wallace
Quitman
C. A
Santa
Claus
Living Pictures
First Presbyterian
Nina Scudder
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
A. P. Winston
Van-Nil
Nyver
University
M— Iele Leo Goetheimer
Lewis Marks
Piqua
Ohio
Rg. Marks
North
South
Henrietta Lazaron
Mias Marks
Lila Melteo
Milami High School
Division of Rehabilitation
Miami
Fla
Longbrook
Watkinsville
Louise Phinizy
Birmingham
Mrs
Leroy Geeley
Miss Nellasey
Mary Baldwin
Capt
J. F. Hart
Averys
Richmond
J. Rucker Teft
George King
Bessie Tompkins Fortson
Virginia Fortson
Blanton Fortson
Leila May Hull
Misses Linton
Sammond Johnson
Billups Phinizy
Mra
Leroy Percy
Ost
Hubert M. Rylee
Holman
COSTA
Southern’ Mutual Building
Road Street
S” Christmas ‘Savings Club
American State Bank
Broad Street
S. Bernstein
Christmas Savings Club
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