Friendship and Faith: community notes from Athens press
Fragments show a devotional piece on friendship by Frank C. Reighter, a meeting where the Chatters renamed Sigma Delta, a quiet Athens wedding of Lena Towna and John R. White with plans to reside at Whitehall, and an Athens First Methodist address by Miss Ella Leverett on China mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Susan Scudder
Grace Talmadge
Sigma Delta
Sallie McWhorter
Mises Marguerite Rowe
Mary and
Elizabeth Holden
Omar Short
Carolyn Davis
Athens
Atlanta
White
Georgia
Federation of First Presbyterian Church Meeting Friday
The Federation of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its regular quarterly meeting Friday at 4 p.m. in the Sunday school room. The Covenanters will lead the session and a band of young boys under Mrs Audley Morton will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation OF
First Presbyterian Church
Federation of the First Presbyterian Church
Covenanters
Audley Morton
Home School Club Meets Friday Morning
The Home School Club will meet with Mrs. Hugh Rowe tomorrow at 11 o clock. A musical program will feature the morning. All members are cordially invited to be present. The Y W C A luncheons and short course at the State College of Agriculture have ended.
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HOME
Hugh Rowe
State College of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Young Women's Christian Association
Athens
A. 8. Parker
Mill
Parker
D A R Chapter Reschedules Meeting And Skating Plans
The Elijah Clarke Chapter D A R will meet Friday at 4 PM at the regent's home on Prince Avenue due to the Deestrick Skate. Skates are available for sale or rent at the YWCA gym, with a variety of sizes and styles, and skating may be included in Friday night recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Clarke
Deestrick
Julius Talmadge
Prince Avenue
W.clal
Deestrick Skule
Colonial
Deestrick Skule Skollars
Russell Petrie
Lynwood Wingate
Mac Slaughter
Fred Birch
Liniment Remedies Roil Through Painful Struggles
A diarized voice describes enduring sciatica and the long siege of treatment. Friends push various liniments black white brown and blue as cures while medicines hourly mount a constant, often frustrating, course of relief seeking.
Verses on Pain and Perseverance in Sciatica
A reflective quatrain urges endurance through suffering. It counsels resilience when pain from sciatica grows intense, noting that “every rose must have its thorn” and suggesting hope will come with time. The poem closes with a confident forecast of adieu to the affliction.
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Sciatica
Mrs Carroll in Columbia Highlighted by State Feature
The Columbia State ran a picture of Augusta native Mrs M P Carroll and noted she will present plantation stories dialect sketches in Georgia cracker at a high school recital, hosted by United Daughters of the Confederacy chapters. She arrives today to stay with Mrs A R Brooks and Mrs William Elliott and attend Governor Manning's reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elliott
Pendleton Street
Georgia Bell
Manning
Bell Optic Gold Encrusted Glass Novelty
The piece is described as bell optic glass permanently encrusted with pure gold. It features dainty stemmed ware shapes including parfait glasses saucers champagne cordial wines goblets sherbets tumblers regular and handled iced teas designed for discriminating tastes.
Monroe visitors flood good roads meeting in Athens
Monroe leaders and editors from Loganville Gwinnett and nearby towns attended the good roads gathering at the Chamber of Commerce in Athens. Officials from Commerce Wrights Store and Walton county joined others, while state figures and editors traveled for the agricultural meetings on Lumpkin Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jacobs
J. A. Britt
Gwinnett County
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
Atlanta
T. W. Lawless
Chronicle
Augusta
Messrs
J. C. Wright
W. P. Timmesman
J. Z. Dillard
Wrights Store
Walton County
Harvie Jordan
Monticello
Lumpkin Hill
J. C. Hardman
Commerce
State College
Civilizaton of the South topic at Dallas convention
Miss Mildred Rutherford, historian general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, issued a pamphlet of her Dallas November convention address titled The Civilization of the South What Made It What Destroyed It What Has Replaced It. The Augusta Herald notes her extensive South history writing and authoritative status among historians.
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Mildred Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dallas
Texas
South
How to Check That Cold and Its Treating Advice
The notice promotes Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for cold symptoms with claims it stops encezea and sniffles. It asserts Dine balsam loosens phlegm and clears bronchial tubes, while honey soothes the throat and antiseptic qualities kill germs. It cites relief for croup and whooping cough and notes availability at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Strand Showcases The Foolish Virgin With Clara Kimball Young
Clara Kimball Young stars in The Foolish Virgin at the Strand while Frank Keenan shines in The Sin Ye Do at the Bile theatre. The Dixon story directed by Albert Capellani offers dramatic action and strong performances with Conway Tearle and Paul Capellani in key roles. Critics praise the production as well staged and engaging for patrons seeking a sterling attraction.
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Clara Kimball Young
Strand
Virgin
Thomas Dixon
Selznick
Strand Theatre
Mr. Dixon
Miss Young
Albert Capellani
Conway Tearle
Paul Capellani
Frank Keenan
Bile Theatre
Margery Wilson
Clara Kimball Young Stars In The Foolish Virgin At Strand
The Clara Kimball Young feature The Foolish Virgin begins at Strand theatre today with performances at 10:30 a.m. noon 1:30 p.m. 3 4 30 p.m. 6 7:30 9 and 10:30 p.m. Special music is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Mia Moe M Levy perform. Come early for best seats.
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Clara Kimball Young
Strand
Foolish Virgin
Mia
Moe M
Levy
Price and Bonellis Minstrels Return to Bristol
Price and Bonnellias Greater New York Minstrels return to Bristol with a bright clean variety show at the Colonial theater. The Bristol Daily Herald calls the act diversified and pleasing to theater goers with five feature acts including the Kester son Brothers dancing act and Foster and Fox as female impersonators. Seats go on sale Saturday for Monday evening performance.
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Price
Bonnellia
Greater New York
Bristol Daily Herald
Bristol
Tenn
Columbia Theater
Kesterson Brothers
Foster and
Fox
the Colonial
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Adams
Frank C. Reighter
Chicago Sunday Herald
the Chatters Club
Arniment
Colonial Theatre
Skule
Auld Lang Syne
Palmer’s Drug Store
Carlton Jester
Lucy Cobb
Lucy Fleming
Martha Nicholson
Julia Orr
Week OF Prayer
First Baptist Church
Circle 1
A. J. Cobb
Western Circuit
John B. Gamble
Chas. H. Brand
poMce
Katharine Dozier
Nofee Dozier
Gainesville
City
D. G. Bickers
Sarah Bernhardt
Clifford Walker
Monroe
Gussie Cason
D. B. Kendrick
Brandt
Insurance Building
A. B. Mobley
Board of Trade
Ernest Camp
E. A. Caldwell
Herbert Breedlove
F. M. Grissette
Loganville Record
T. A. McDaniel
Norcross
T. A. Pate
Snellsville
Dan Witcher
Carlton
Mary Anne Lipscomb
Mrs. Rutherford Lipscomb
Atlanta Constitution
Edwin Lumpkin
New York
T. P. Weaver
D. A. L. Still
C. D. Jacobs
W. D. Floyd
W.I. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
College
Dr. Tait Butler
Nix
Memphis
R. L. Ballard
Brunswick
Georgia Breeders’ Association
E. Lee Worsham
Georgia Horticultural Society
W. A. Burns
R. C. Berckmans
State Horticultural Society
T. H. Dozier
Cuba
E. L. Hill
Winterville
T. J. Kerlin
Shield Dp, Meyer
State Normal
Aix
Dora Meyer
Mrs. DT. Winter
Bishop
Mr. Chendler
Mira
Wom
Hayes
James
Harry
FL HL Kroner
Neil O'Brien
John T. Pittard
Sarah Harris
Thomas Griffith
Mary Pittard
James E. Downing
Jacksonville
Fla
Rufus Turner
Westminster
S. C
Co. M. Walker
Robert Gregory
Greensboro
Little Louie Gregory
Miss Vivian Gregory
Hancock Avenue
George Leroy Freeman
Toledo
Ohio
Florida
J. F. Hart
Joel Hart, Jr
Hart
Rutherford Lipscomb
Ponce de Leon
Atlanta Journal
Alice Williams Hall
Lee Douglas
Dave McNell
Lil Hodgson
Frances West
Col. A. T. McCurry
Hartwell
Mra
Marion Allen
Master Marion Allen
Mrs
R. T. DuBose
Maud Bolton
Valdosta
Miss Venable
AT the Strand
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G. Blaisdell
Motion Picture World
Dramatic Mirror
R. Andrews
Motion Picture News
Zit
New York Evening Journal
Elite Today
Margaret Thompson
Howard Hickman
Price and Bonelli
Minstrels
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