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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
1
Miss Mildred Oline Grimes and Mr. E Dryden Gussman wed at the Grimes home in Athens with family present The couple plan a trip to Savannah Boston and Northfield Vt before settling in Northfield Mass The bride is a beloved Athens figure with wide circle of friends.
The Ladka Rutherford chapter plans a silver tea on February 3 at the colonial home of Mrs J H Beusse on Prince Avenue. A socially notable afternoon is expected with an attractive program. Parsonage Circle II of Oconee Street Church postpones Friday meeting to next week due to the watcher. Engagement announced for Annie Leona Williams to Milton Thomas McCune in February.
At the Georgia Welfare conference Dr. M P Jarnigan M C Gay and C H Bishop spoke on marketing sour cream urging farmers to patronize established Georgia creameries rather than build new ones. They cited creameries in Dublin Dalton Five Forks Ashburn Atlanta Athens and more, noting monthly farmer checks and strong cooperative operations. The session also featured M C Gay on marketing problems and a Georgia Farm Bureau Federation officers election at the State College of Agriculture.
The meeting elected James W. Morton as president and M. E. Judd as vice president, naming executive district advisory board members from Georgia counties. L. R. Adams urged cooperative marketing of farm crops to boost Georgia products and publicizing Georgia grown sweet potatoes nationwide, while W. C. Lasseter spoke on cooperative marketing.
The conference featured John N. Holder of the State Highway Commission promising cooperation with farmers to improve roads statewide. Hon. H. C. Moomaw of the North American Fruit Exchange urged commercial agencies' value and praised designations.
Jackson editors report directors of the Mississippi State League planned a May meeting to dissolve the state league and form a new circuit likely to be named the Cotton States League. The move aims to reorganize regional baseball administration and competition.
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