MOME CENTERS And party plans in Athens for Wilson Foundation work
Mrs George Mell leads Athens and Clarke county women in establishing Home Centers to support the Wilson Foundation. The movement aims to mobilize local women to raise funds and advocate Woodrow Wilsons ideals, with lists of centers to be published in The Herald and Banne. A social event on Window Street featured Miss Helen Miller hosting a Pink and green themed party for Mrs Thomas Scott with bridge prizes and ornate refreshments.
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MOME
George Mell
Athens
Clarke County
Wilson Foundation
Woodrow Wilson
Horace Holden
Window Street
Helen Miller
Thomas Scott
Jane Scott
Eleanor Miller
Billie Akin
Mra. J.B. Lambright
Methodist Women Called for Hospital Equipment
More than 55 000 Methodist women in the North and South Georgia conferences are to be enrolled soon to support the new Wesley Memorial hospital on the Emory campus. The Woman's Auxiliary of Wesley Memorial Hospital urged every church to enroll. districts will compete, boosting the hospital fund and the January Christmas savings drive at Peoples Bank.
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North
South Georgia
South
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Wesley Memorial Church
New Wesley Memorial Hospital
Emory University
Nee
Miss Mary Hodgson's Party Planned Thursday
Little Miss Mary Hodgson will entertain Thursday afternoon at her parents home on the Boulevard. The party will feature schoolmates of the young hostess and promises a bright, jolly time for the children.
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Mary Hodgson
F M. Hodgson
Junior Circles To Meet Thursday At Church
Children of the missionary society of First Methodist are invited to meet at the church Thursday at 3 30 p m The Welfare Conference guests arrive Tuesday Dr James Dillard of Charlottes ville VA and Mr Jackson Davis of Richmond will visit Mr and Mrs C J Heatwole for the conference next week The continued illness of Mrs Arthur Burch is noted by her family and friends Mrs Feretine Mrs Jack Wotten of Union Point visits Mrs M G Nicholson Miss Ruby Robinson of Monroe visits Miss Frances West has returned home Mr and Mrs Janes Darby of Howngston visit Mrs S T Tracy Miss Lillian Isaac of Brunswick resumes studies at Lucy Cobb
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Margaret Kimsey
Kimsey
Henderson Avenue
Circles
the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
James Dillard
Charlottesville
Jackson Davis
Richmond
C. J. Heatwole
Arthur Burch
May Feretine
Jack Wotten
Union
M. G. Nicholson
Lillian Isaac
Brunswick
Lucy Cobb
Town Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Coleman welcomed daughter Katherine back Tuesday night after a pleasant visit with her parents and Atlanta trip en route to Florida for the winter. Walter Sams of Marietta arrives to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong. L C Brown leaves Tuesday for a business trip to Chicago. Miss Roselle Hudson travels with Mrs. Dick to Chicopee, will be away two weeks. Mrs. Clarke Jack of Augusta visits sister Mrs. Walter Bishop. Friends of Mrs. Barrett Phinizy regret news of her venisoned ones. Mrs. Cr Hunter returned from Athens and plans to leave for Florida in February. Georgia.
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Katherine
Mrs. Coleman
Atlanta
Florida
Walter Sams
Marietta
George Armstrong
L. C.brown
Chicago
Roselle Hudson
Clarke Jack
Augusta
Walter Bishop
Three Wise Fools at Colonial Theatre Athens Tonight
The Atlanta Journal praises the comedy Three Wise Fools staged at Athens Colonial Theatre this evening, predicting strong popular appeal. It promises laughs and thoughtful lines, noting the play’s satirical bite and engaging production led by Austin and John Golden.
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Colonial
The
Atlanta Journal
Colonial Theatre
Athens
Austin Ag
John Golden
California Fig Syrup Advertisement for Children
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation in children. It claims a teaspoonful clears bowels within hours, restoring health and playfulness, and urges parents to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions and to beware imitations.
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California
Ares
Wise Fools Temper Night with Sharp Performances
The Atlanta theatre crowd enjoyed a strong cast led by John W. Ransome as the most bachelor of the trio. His finesse and subtle actions command attention, with sly winks and a grumpy mouth that grip the audience throughout the play. Burke Clarke and Harry Forsman share the spotlight, delivering confident, well utilized performances. Hazel Sexton as Sidney Fairchild adds charm that reinvigorates the aging bachelors.
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John W. Ransome
Jto
John Ransome
Atlanta
Burke
Clarke
Harry Forsman
Hazel Sexton
Sidney’ Fairchild
Calomel Slogans Warn Of Serious Health Risks
An old advertisement warns that calomel is dangerous causing salivation liver shock and bone damage. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute with a money back guarantee and claims it can be given to children without side effects.
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Tim
Grandma
Banner-Herald
Dodson
Three Wise Fools Proves Dynamic at Atlanta Plays
A Chicago audience learns Robert L. Keith evolves from polished young millionaire to a dynamic revolutionary speaker in Three Wise Fools. The reviewer notes his sympathetic, restrained performance and compares the play to Hamlet, calling it the thing. The Atlanta engagement runs Tuesday and Wednesday with a Wednesday matinee.
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Robert L. Keith
G Reat
Atlanta
Museum Seeks Antediluvian Frogs Amid War Relief
The Museum of Natural History in New York reports exhibitions featuring several compe nkelions of antediluvian frogs. Forty three disasters since the war’s end have prompted American Red Cross relief requests. The Peoples Bank notes calls for action during the period.
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Museum of Natural History At
New York
American Red Cross
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