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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1918
Page
2
Readable excerpts cover home garden planning for winter evenings, war-garden tips, and recipes, plus society notices on Bishop Mikell visit, wedding preparations, Thalian play plans, and a concert at Seney-Stovall chapel with Bostonia Sextette. The piece blends homemaking guidance with local notices and upcoming events.
Crawford Missionary Circle will hold its meeting Friday morning at 11 oclock at the home of Miss Linton Milledge Over Everyone is urged to attend. Mrs E L Williamson of Jefferson and her daughter Miss H H Brown of Atlanta were in the city. Miss Marjorie Nightengale visited Atlanta for a short time. Miss Elizabeth Carroll recovered from a measles episode. Mrs Norwood Wilkins of Greenville is a guest. Several local residents noted. Bishop and Mrs Mikell and Miss Henrietta Mikell will visit Ed Porter end of week. Miss Katherine Tripp returned from Atlanta. Mr Paul Brown of Lexington was in the city. Joe Mathewson returned to Atlanta after visiting Jack Wilkins. Mrs E I Smith is indisposed at Mell Street. Miss Estelle Cauthen of Elberton will visit Miss Sallie Canthen. Mr and Mrs B R Bloodworth spent yesterday in Athens en route to Florida after their marriage in Social Circle. Miss Helen McRee of Watkinsville was in the city. Mr T H McHatton left for Washington City, returning from Atlanta. Little Marie Lustrat McHatton, ill in Atlanta, is reported better. Mr C T Thaxton returned to Farmington after visiting his daughter. Mr R L Cauthen returned from Elberton. Mr Randolph Palmer passed through Athens en route to Norfolk.
Dorothy Hodgson went to Atlanta yesterday afternoon as a guest for several days of Mrs. Robert Woodruff. The notice promotes corn meal and bell brand products with grocery store availability.
An older newspaper ad extols Hyomel inhaler for sore throat catarrh and lung troubles claiming a full outfit from druggists and Palmer for guaranteed relief or money back. It also favors Chamberlains Cough Remedy via testimonial from Mrs Frank Crocker about a child's cold improving after first dose.
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