Morning Glory and Social Happenings Notes
This piece compiles poems and social notices from Athens society life. It includes reflections by Florence Earle Coates and Eugene Field, plus a lengthy CAMPING PARTY recap from the Baptist church Cross 44 Crown class. It lists local visits, departures to New York and Highlands, and gatherings on Feracentrenne and the Villa, with names like Nettie Webb Nell Choate Marion Roberson Prince and Mrs. O’Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Webb
Nell Choate
Marion Roberson
Feracentrenne
The
Baptist Church
Andre O'Fetell
Afpf
Oconee Heights
Silver Plated Salad Forks and Flatware Catalog Claim
Our Silver Plated Flatware has quintuple plate with five times the silver of standard Al plate and a twenty five year life. Each piece bears our name and carries full guarantee. Salad forks with deformed tines priced at six dollars per dozen along with iced tea spoons six dollars per dozen an ice cream spoon five dollars per dozen and other fine pieces in four patterns.
Local notices from College Avenue area residents
To avoid waiting or making extra trips, phone for engagement a day in advance. Frederick J. Ball photographer on College Avenue. Various residents and visitors are noted: Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Martin in Winston-Salem, Mrs. Charles Berry of Stevens in city yesterday, Miss Bertha Childs and Miss Maimie Jennings visiting Miss Lilian Parnell on Geillege Avenue, Walter Jackson at Tallulah, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stark and Hope Stark from Commerce en route to Wrightsville Beach, Henry Smith for Wrightsville, Mrs. Will Dunlap of Winterville, Mrs. W. B. Campbell of Bishop, Mercer Broach with Mrs. L. W. Sparks, Misses Luelle and Julia Brand returning from Lawrenceville, Miss Lucy Linton back from Asheville, Mrs. A. L. Hull with Misses Callie and Sallie Hull on Milledge Avenue, Miss Sallie May Crow now able to be out, Mr. R. M. Herron Jr. of Dalton visiting his uncle W. H. Davis, Herron to enter university in fall, Miss Louise Hamilton of Atlanta visiting aunts Mrs. Williams and the Hamiltons on Milledge Avenue, Mrs. Ethel Suttles and Mrs. H. A. Laycock of Florida attending summer school.
Summer visitors fill city with social rounds
Miss Nell Choak of Atlanta visits Miss Nettie Webb. Several Atlanta and Georgia residents depart for Clarkesville and summer programs. Prof H Abit Nix returns from Pittsburgh and plans to resume duties in Commerce and at the University next fall. Many others attend summer school in the city and visit relatives in nearby towns. Mrs. Hunnicutt, Miss Dozier, and Miss Dozier head to North Carolina for the season and Madison Springs later.
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H. Abit Nix
Department of Oratory
University of Georgia
Pittsburg
Sigma Chi
Commerce
Wilson's Freckle Cream touted by South Carolina reader
Miss Lucile Scott of Scotia DC writes that Wilson's Freckle Cream removes freckles and pimples, soothes skin, and leaves it healthy. The ad promises a refund if ineffective and offers a full size jar by mailing 50 cents to the Wilson Freckle Cream Company in Charleston, SC.
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Lucile Scott
Scotia, D. C
Wilson
Wilson Freckle Cream Company
Charleston
S. C
Parisian Sage Hair Dresser Ad Promises Hair Return
A magazine claim about baldness is challenged by an ad urging PARISIAN SAGE as a remedy for both men and women. The text touts hair growth, dandruff elimination, and scalp relief within two weeks, with a money back guarantee. Availability noted at H. R. Palmer & Sons and druggists.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Florence Earle Coates
Tegret
Eugene Field
Prince
Cornelia Williamson
Mrs. O'Barrell
Josephine Wilkins
Sarah Mell
Wrightsville
Mrs. Cochett
J. J. Wilkins
Jack
van Wilkins
Highlands
N. C
Henry Marshall Fulliloye
Julia Carlton
New York
Walter Roberson
Marion
Atlanta
McBride Howell
Hill Street
George Reviere
Athens
Ruby Thurmond
Miss Gross
L. D. DuBose
Hoyt Pitner
J. A. Ime
Barber Street
Dr. Lawrence
T. N. Tinsley
Macon
John E. Talmadge, Jr
W. W. Ferguson
Rosa Thompson
Comner
Clara Thompson
Mr. Hollie Parnell
Jay Denny
Tybee
R. Brandt
Clayton Street
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Frederick J. Ball
College Avenue
Mrs. L. R. Martin
Winston-Salem
Charles Berry
Stevens
City
Walter Jackson
Tallulah
C. D. Stark and
Hope Stark
Wrightsville Beach
Mr. Henry Smith
Will Dunlap
Winterville
W. B. Campbell
Bishop
Mrs. Mercer Broach
Luelle
Julia Brand
Lawrenceville
Lucy Linton
Asheville
A. L. Hull
Callie
Sallie Hull
R. M. Herron, Jr
Dalton
W. H. Davis
Mr. Herron
University
Louise Hamilton
Williams J
Misses Hamilton
Milledge ‘Avenue
Ethel Suttles
H. A. Laycock
Florida
Milan
Splits
Mackinaws
Schloss Bros&c. Fine
Baltimore
Chas. Stern CO
Athens, Ga
Clayton St
Wingfield’s
Shop of Quality
Nell Choak
Madie Bancroft
Eva Underwood
Clarkesville
Miss Hutcherson
Rene Dozier
Nell Hunnicutt
Newnan
Greenville
Southern Mutual Building
Fannie Neal Anderson
Mary Moore
Davie Moore
W. F. Gilham
Stephens
Raymond B. Harris
Savannah
Tom Middlebrooks
Maud Page
Brooksville
Thomas Middlebrooks
Appalachee
Mrs
Wil Fite
Statham
Cyprian Wilcox
Augusta
Mary Dozier
Rosalie Dozier
Franklin
North Carolina
Miss Butler
Memphis
Herrine Herman
Rosa Newman
Eastman
Miss McKellar
Matheatics
Cedartown High School
Mrs. McKellar
Americus
Milford Stanford
Oxford
George C. Thomas
Miss Pearl Rogers
Mary Harris Shewmake
Johanna Iange
Ton Johnson
Columbus
Lizette von Sprecken
Eunice Templeton
Elizabeth, Jordan
Cobb Lampkin
Gainesville
Elizabeth Harrington
Central, S. C
Miss Hicks
TaGrange Female College
Kentucky College
H. C. Kenney
W. A. Harris
Union Point
Athenaeum Cafe
T. T. Hollingsworth
Wey
Stimson
Panama
Havana
Maine
Porto Rico
ELKS
Atlantic City
N. J
National Convention of the Elks
Hotel Strand
Herrmann
Order
Shuberts
Gipsey
E. H. Dorsey
South Carolina
Luise Am
Mutual
E.G. Griffin
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