Hutchins Hodgson Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs Alice Adams Hutchins Hodgson marked seven year old Hutchins Hodgsons birthday with a lawn party at his parents home on Prince avenue. About twenty five children enjoyed games on the lawn with pink crepe myrtle decor and a seven tapers cake. Guests received fans balloons horns tops and crayons as favors. The Elks Anniversary Ball at New Era club was a major weekly social event featuring H Hargheytas Orchestra and widespread confetti and cordial attendance.
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Hutchins Hodgson
Morton Hodgson
Prince Avenue
Hutchins
ELKS
New Era
H Hargheyta
Social notes and visits from Brevard to Hendersonville
A string of local social items lists visits and guest distinctions among residents and visitors. Hume in Brevard with Arthur Morton. Katie Belle Miller to Atlantic City. Miss Yow and Miss Yow in Lavonia. Mrs. Tick Birch and Laura White visiting Belmont and Buford. Mrs. Morris back from Mountain City. Miss Lake Johnson back from Harvard. Miss Walden visiting Atherton. Major Gordon returning to Washington. bridesmaids and hosts among Atlanta guests. Evelyn Spier hosted a formal party for Mr. and Mrs. Thornton. various locals plan trips to Chiyton Westminster and Hartwell.
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Brevard
N.C
Arthur Morton
Shion Michael
Atlantic City
Ho EL Gordon
High Gordon
Washington
Arnold Broyles
Miss Broyles
Morris Broyles
Atlanta
Julien Barrett
Evelyn Spier
George ‘Thornton
Pti
Chiyton
Spreal
Doris Moss
Karl
Out of Town Visitors Attend Summer Gathering Notes
A list of visitors and residents staying with relatives and friends across Georgia and nearby states. Names include Mia Corbett Anderson, Miss Mary Felborne Anderson, Miss Sara Thompson Anderson, T. L. Morton Gainesville, J. A. Anderson Gainesville, and many others visiting from Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Chicago, Penfield, Bowman, Braselton, and beyond.
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Mia
W. P. Corbett
Anderson
Mary Felborne
Sara Thompson
T. L. Morton
Gainesville
J. A. Anderson
W. H. Giles
Atlanta
Marian Brown
May Brown
Geo, Burnsides
J. G. Griffeth and Family
Abbeville
Gunter
Commerce
J. H. Andrews
J. B. Best
A. B. West
Macon
C. G. Harris
R. M. Hal
Fort Valley
L. Mathews
Lexington
C. W. Bunker
Atanta
T. Dunn
Fitexerald
A. C. Gates
Augusta
Sarah C. Gabes
Dunbar
J. P. Johnson
Center
J. M. E. Anderson
Bostwick
Reba Farmer
Nicholson
Frances Crane
Zella Farmer
Aug Hellenthal
Jacksonville
E. Hellenthal
Chicago
L. Bryant
Penfield
Sarah Thurmond
Agnes Boswell
Sara Boswell
Loy Z, Walker
Bowman
M. J. Denny
Summer School Assembly Program Highlights and Schedule
The Summer School Assembly outlines events from July 20 to July 28 at New Paris, Reading and story sessions by Carolyn Cobb, folk dances by Physical Education with Mrs. Adam Lemon, a diploma ceremony with Chancellor Barrow, and musical numbers directed by Estelle Baldwin. Moving pictures are planned with Palace theater partners, alternating between Pound Auditorium and University Chapel, for Summer school members.
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The
New Paris
Madame L. Lustrat
Carolyn Cobb
May Brown
Adam Lemon
Barrow
Department of Music
Estelle Baldwin
Moving Pictures
Palace Theater
Pound Auditorium
University Chapel
Moving picture evenings announced with college leaders
Dates for upcoming moving picture evenings are listed with films chosen by Dr Edwards and Professor Earnest, assisted by Mr Joel, manager of the new Palace theater. The schedule intersperses educational time, featuring events at State Normal and University chapel with teams Eagles and Tigers among others.
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Edwards
Earnest
Joel
New Palace Theater
State Normalsday
University Chapel
State Normal Seoth
Marvin Cox
Louis Scarborouch
Eagles Va
Tigers
Speech Shapes Georgia Agriculture College Needs in Legislation
Dr Andrew M. Soule delivered a forceful address before the Georgia legislature outlining the needs of the Agricultural College. He traced growth from 17 students at opening to today’s enrollment, urged funding increases for maintenance and expansion, and listed specific allocations for buildings, property, and safety upgrades along with federal fiscal year adjustments.
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Georgia
Andrew MW Soule Thesday
College of Agricultine
Soule
Ios
Witt
Agricultural College
Bandry
Enc
Eering
Tars
Segroes
Wolve
Inter
Joyner
Smiths
Fedral
Summer School I To Pigaic Tuesday At Tallulan Falls
Summer school attendees from the University of Georgia plan a Tuesday trip by special train to Wallulah for a day outing. Dr ALS, superintendent, notes the annual feature of the summer school with five hundred students and teachers expected to ride the Tallulah line. A round trip rate of 2 is offered and the train is expected to be packed.
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Thesday
Stinleyty
University of Georgte
Agi
Tuendy
Wallulah
Als. Fdrwards
Wha
University
Alwarye
Tallulah Ane
Thad
Summer school trip plan swapped for Talluten outing
The planned weekend trip for summer school students was abandoned due to authorities inability to secure a train for the duration. Instead a regular Talluten trip was arranged with a special day program featuring local orchestra music, a large dinner, and additional activities.
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Talluten
City Seeks Supplies for School Needs in Sealed Bids
City announces sealed bids due by noon on Wednesday July 20 for extensive school supplies including trays of items, cleaning goods, paper, envelopes, blanks, admission cards, report forms, and detention banks. Also notes teacher licensing exam dates July 29 and 30 and city tax installments due July 15 to August 1 with penalties.
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City Hall
E. D. Sledge
Chiron. Com
Jike
Delia
Cardus touted by Atlanta woman for relief of womanly troubles
Misa Alica Frances Young of 28 East Alexander Street says after entering womanhood she suffered hot dizzy spells back and head pain and faintness. She credits Cardus as the first medicine to help and urges others to try it. Cardus is described as pure vegetable and traditionally useful for women’s disorders. NO-140.
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Atlanta
Misa Alica Frances Young
Alexander Street
Cardus
Young Girl Finds Relief From Irregular Periods
Evansville Indiana report tells of Stellta Linx Wil er who suffered months of irregular periods with backache cold and fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved during her monthly cycles and shares her testimonial to encourage others.
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Evansville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stellta Linx- Wiler
Indiana
Mig Ling
X- Saneyeear
Lydia Elkham
Bill provides Bible readings in Ga public schools
Special to The Banner Atlanta July 15 The state senate passed a general bill requiring Bible reading in all Georgia public schools on the same basis as provided for Atlanta The measure faced opposition over religious fairness for Jewish and Catholic parents and included exemptions on request The bill was amended to allow parental exemption via the principal The house reported several general measures and new bills while the Senate adjourned for a barbecue at Marietta Country Club in honor of President Herbert Clay.
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Atlanta
State Senate
Fleming
Loth and Coon
Boykin
Ferg
Bagunlam
Senate
Marietta Country Club
Herbert Clay
Open for 100 Years Doors Never Be Closed
A fragmentary note describes border crossings at Blaine Washington where the Pacific Highway meets Canada. It contrasts the open border with a century of static fortifications, mentioning inscriptions above doorways reading Open for 100 Years and These Doors Never Be Closed.
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Blaine
Washington
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Alice Adams
Hume
Office
Katie Belle Miller
Virginia
KH Dro So Yow
Sarah Yow
Lavonia
Mrs. Tick Birch
Venus
Laura Whi
Belmont
Buford
John Morris
Mountain City
BE. Melvoy
Miss Lake Johnson
Harvard
Harper's
Kerry
M. Frances
Logansville
Fie
Jia Walden
Athinte
Costen Harrell
Sarah Price
Marjory Hodgson
Hodgson
Hendersonville
Ent
Glenn Davis
Bryant
Rufus Turner
Westminster
3. C
Emil Emmermann
B. A. Emmermann
Billops Phinizy
Alanta
Thomas Davis
Sarah Davis
Jackson
Miss
Margaret Nolan
J.D. Price
Walter Pither
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mr. and
Mra
Dan Magill
Barty
Hartwell
Lucille Cox Han
Sadie Belle Braselton
Braselton
Annice
Tracey
Misses Regina
Emily Mason
Mrs. Rucker Mason
Coie
Alvin Neely
Wyatt Sale
Washington, Ga
Ruth Sale
Virginia “Stewart
A. G. Boatright
J. L. Morris
Dover Island
Atlantic
R. E. Elliott
Velma Elliott
A. F. Nunn
Indian Springa
H. R. Cannon
Tallulah
Mes
Dr. Bickers
Savannah
G. T. Bicckers
Coa. Dozier
George Hodgson
Marion Blakely
Auguista
City
L Misy Well Ketchum
Huntingame
W. A. Capps
W BK. Shelverton
Margaret
Annette Robison
Monroe
WT. Laygood
Cobb Street
Marcus McWhorter
Lilian Winn
Alice House
Clarkesville
Miles Helen Capps
Tybee Island
Glenn
Gladys Camthers
Moultrie
Elberton
George T. Bolton
AG. College
Pigaic
Tallulan Falls
Clarke County
City of Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Dep't
S.S.S
County Board of Education
Thos. H. Dozier
GE. O'Parrell
United States
Aacesey Contes
Bill
Madras
J. Bush & Company Dry Goods
Broad St
Athens
Kuppenheimer
Florsheim
Lee Morris
Morris
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