Personal and Social Notices Schedule of Weekly Events
Unsigned notices appear on this page with names required for publication. Martha Washington Tea Tuesday. Daughter of the Revolution meeting. Emmanuel church Guild Chapter A B meets with Mrs H C White Wednesday morning. Home Mission Society meeting. As You Like It at the Colonial Thursday. Vanderbilt Glee Club at the Colonial Friday. Cotillion at Harawa Hall. Miss Phinizy hosts the Bridge Club Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Daughter of the Revolution
A. B
Emmanuel Church Guild
H. C. White
Home Mission Society
Colonial
Vanderbilt Glee Club
Cotillion
Harawa Hall
Phinizy
Bridge Club
Athens N E W s Briefs and Society Notes Circulate Today
The Elijaa Clarke Chapter D A R will meet with Mrs J Y Carithers at 430 this morning to elect delegates to the National Congress and discuss other matters. Home Mission Society of First Methodist to meet Wednesday at four with annual officer elections. Lucy Cobb art prize winners announced by N K Fairbanks Co Chicago. first Ruby Booth second Fannie Neal Anderson third Amanda Hutcheson fourth Elizabeth Bruce. Martha Washington tea tonight 8 to 11 at 245 Boulevard hosted by Ladies Aid Christian Church. Marriage of Miss Marzie Parr to J Co Asher quietly held at home. Rev McPhail officiated. couple to travel to South Georgia and Florida then reside in Marion Kentucky. Ladies' Aid Christian Church not meeting this afternoon as announced. Means Bedingfield engagement Lulu Emmie Means to John Albert Bedingfield of Tampa to be married March 23 in Vineville. Library Day reminders urge book donations to rural school libraries. Athens Woman's Club to coordinate through Mrs H C White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijaa Clarke
Home Mission Society
Home Mission Society of
First Methodist Church
Athens
Lucy Cobb
N. K. Fairbanks Company
Chicago
Institute
Christ
Amanda
Hutcheson
Elizabeth Bruce
Toccoa
W. J. Parr
Marzie Parr
J. Co. Asher
Marion
Kentucky
Rev. McPhail
Means—Bedingfield
William Lane
Lulu Emmie
John Albert Bedingfield
Tampa
Fla
Vineville
Macon
Federated Clubs of Georgia
Woman's Club
Twenti Eignth
H. C. White
Athens Woman's Club
Optician Fred J. Williams Brings Expert Eye Care
The article introduces Fred J. Williams of New York a skilled optician and member of the National Society of Opticians of America. He tests eyes correctly prescribes lenses and is adept with children ensuring fits even when others fail. The shop offers lens duplication from broken pieces or prescriptions with advanced grinding equipment and a large stock of trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of Opticians of America
Bridge Postponed and Social Events in Albany News
Miss Anne B and Bolling Phinizy postpone bridge club to Saturday morning at eleven. Vanderbilt Glee Club members invited to Havana Hall dance by University Cotillion Club Friday night. Local residents, travels, illnesses, and social visits noted among Albany figures and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne B
Bolling Phinizy
Bridge Club
University Cotillion Club
Havana Hall
Vanderbilt Glee Club
Bargains at Davison-Nicholson's this week display
This week Davison-Nicholson's advertises nets curtains lace coverings and patterns from 19 cents per yard up to 3.50 for select pieces. The sale features matting Jardinieres Japanese Vases folding tables Coco door mats and more on the second floor with extensive special offers.
How to Save Money on Flavoring
A tip suggests using Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Extracts together to flavor a quart with a single teaspoonful, claiming the result is perfect. The note promotes economical use of flavoring for cooking.
Plates that are a pleasure to wear by Dr Mason
A Green Bay Wisconsin reader, W C Ornstein, endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe effective remedy for children’s recurring colds and croup. He notes his two children ages six and eight have used it since infancy with no fighting to take the medicine and claims it prevents and cures their troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
W. C. Ornstein
Green Bay
Wis
Foley
Inspector hunting for bad corn in Georgia
Pure Food Inspector P A Methvin has seized damaged corn in Georgia and will prosecute offenders. Samples go to the state chemist for analysis as imports from the northwest are blamed for unairable, overheated corn. Officials urge using locally produced seed meal for safer livestock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
P. A. Methvin
Department of Agriculture
Sptes Areata State
Energia
R. F. Wright
Captain Wright
South
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Ersonal
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Caskey
Grubb
Parr
Asher
Optician
Fred J. Williams
New York
Williams
R. Brandt
Insurance
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Messrs
John White
Billups Phinizy
Florida
Albert S. Loewenherz
Columbus
Carl Loewen
University
Winder
E. L. Hill
Augusta
M. L. Manner
Will Snelling
Stone Mountain
I. B. Smith
J. H. Epting
Washington Street
Messrs. Roche and
John Burien
Monroe
John P. Fort
City
Albany Herald
June Lyndon
Rome
Ruby Reynolds
Homer C. Smith
Andrew Lipscomb
M.A. Lipscomb
Ferdinand Phinizy
Mary English
Annie Fitner
Anna V. Davis
W. B. Jackson
MEDC
Che EU
J. W. Woods
Barberville
Cohen
J. H. Strohmeyer
Chas. Stern CO
Yare
Colonial Theatre Orchestra
Percy Lynn
Haselton’s Music Store
Mr. Lynn
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