Here am I send me and marriage tonight notice
A social notices page includes a marriage announcement for Miss Helen Michael to Mr. Percy Abner Rich at nine oclock tonight at the bride’s parents home Dr. and Mrs M G Michael with attendants listed. Also featured is a Patriotic prose piece about the Canadian recruit and a calendar of local events and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
M.G. Michael
Helen" Michael
Percy Abner Rich
Dr. Marx
Atlanta
F. H. Hirsch
Jean Silverman
Sarah Wollffheimer
Helen Bloom
Claire Philips
Carrie Rich
Nashville
Susie Cohen
Gertrude van Straaten
William Rich
Messrs
David Michael
Jerome Michael
Leroy Michael
Barnard Schwab
Julian Hirschberg
Sinclar Jacobs
Hapsburg Liebe
Vigilantes
Old Isaiah
W. L. Cason
Dearing Street
Augusta Belle Cason
John Gerdine Lumpkin
James W. Lynch
Women Organizing for War Service Highlighted in August Issue
Anna Steele Richardson notes in the August Woman's Home Companion that women nationwide are forming groups to aid the war effort but many organizations prove complex and burdensome. She argues simple, direct contributions are needed and criticizes excessive committees and subcommittees that hinder productivity.
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Anna Steele Richardson
Department For
Woman's Home Companion
Social notes list of visitors and departures in city
Numerous residents and guests are noted as visiting, staying, or traveling. J C Mathews of Carlton visits his son L H Mathews. Pauline Wasmonsky to Abbeville. Mrs Hart Avery Watson head to Hendersonville. Maxwell of Bowman visits mother S M Mewbourne. Dan ielsville’s J F Sorrells and Commerce’s Mrs John W Sharp are seen in the city. various others host or visit relatives and attend events. A Misses Wilson and Dorsey party. Parker at University summer school. several trips to Tallulah, Asheville, Conyers, Fayetteville, LaGrange, and Indian Spring noted. birth announced for Lillilan Estelle.
Winterville Residents Visit Guests From Across States
Winterville notes list weekend visits from Misses Smith and Burson of Commerce and Monroe, Miss Cleta Bullock of Hull, Misses Marion Winter of Atlanta, Lois Johnson of Pelham, and others. Dr. Linton Pittard of Monticello and Rev. J. A. Sewell of Atlanta were seen briefly. Mrs. Walter Suddeth of Florence, Alabama visits Jim Suddeth. A Woman's Society meeting was held locally.
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Smith and
Burson
Commerce
Monroe
Henri Winter
Cleta Bullock
Hull
Ina
Mina Caruth
Marion Winter
Atlanta
Leola Dunlap
Lois Johnson
Pelham
C. W. Pittard
Linton Pittard
Monticello
J. A. Sewell
Club Meeting Led by Mrs Winter at Her Home
Mrs. Winter hosted a Monday evening gathering with her presidency highlighted by her earnest and enthusiastic work. Several local residents were mentioned visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns including Athens and Hull.
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H. A. Winter
Tennessee
Atlanta
Eloise Kerlin
Athens
H. C. Towns
L Charle Corn Muffins Recipe Aids War Bread Effort
Athens readers asked to save one loaf of bread per person each week to help free 100 million bushels of wheat for allies. Every Tuesday a corn meal bread recipe appears, with L Charle Corn Muffins showing ingredients and steps for making tender batter and muffins in hot gem pans.
Inside Bath Claim Promises Health and Fresh Appearance
An article promotes the inside bath as superior to external cleanliness. It urges daily morning use of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach kidneys and bowels. It claims relief from bad breath coated tongue and bilious headaches with minimal cost and effort.
No Need for Delay
Johnny was invited to a party but went with his mother to the depot to meet his uncle. The uncle promised a baseball if Johnny behaved, and Johnny urged immediate purchase, claiming he stayed away from the party to meet him.
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Johnny
Get Better Acquainted One Udy Dorothy Visit
Dorothy Udy visited her grandmother and reflected on how her acquaintance grew from unsure to familiar through time and conversation. The brief note records a personal social moment without broader context or events.
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Dorothy
Weather Forecast and Rainfall Report for Georgia
Atlanta forecast through Wednesday evening notes partly cloudy Athens with possible thundershowers. Central cotton belt reports showers, Knoxville TN records 5.8 inches of rain, other rains light. High Atlantic coast pressure, interior areas moderately low, no distant storm center. Temperatures near normal. Report by Meteorologist Co F von Herrmann.
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Atlanta
Athens
Texas
Georgia
Knoxville Tonn
Atlantic
Co. F. von Herrmann
The Subtle Finishing Touches of Flowers for a Home
The article extols flowers as a key yet small detail that completes a home’s beauty. It credits the homemaker who loves her space with influencing charm through careful, personal touches.
Something to Worry About
Column humorously imagines fears of taxes and earthquakes threatening a rich person with bank bankruptcy. Rene Williams notes concerns about income tax and insomnia as a playful critique of wealth anxiety in Atlanta.
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Rene Williams
Atlanta
Constitu
She May Yet A wry anecdote on household skill
A humorous remark notes a woman bent by housework becomes skilled at keeping items in her mouth, joking that she never attempted to hold a baby that way.
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Not-a-Chance Club
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Eleanor Hill
Sarah
Uncle Sam
United States Department of Agriculture
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Roland Ellis
Harriet Benedict
Natalie Bocock
Katherine Bowdre
Frances Bunting
St. Louis
Lucius Lamar, Jr
San Antonio
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Mildred Rutherford
Macon
Convention of Children of the Confederacy
Gabon
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League OF Youth
Devereux
School For
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Ibsen
Clifford Devereux
Grey Horse Troop
Antonio Moreno
Edith Story
Marguerite Clark
George Washington
Elite
Brandt
Jewelers Insurance
Athens, Georgia
Clayton St
Greenhouse
May Smith
University Mbrary
Carnegie
Brary School
New York
R. P. Stephens
Mabel Chadwick
North Carolina
Mrs. W. C. Jordan
Annie Jordan
Lewis Jordan
Laura Blackshear
Blue Ridge
James E. Doyle
Chattanooga
E. D. White
Josephine Nicholson
Mrs
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Henderson Avenue
Ruby Burton
Y. W. C. JA. Blue Ridge
J. K. Walbridge
Saratoga
H. W. Atkinson
Columbus
E. K. Lumpkin
Edmund and
Pierre Walker
Madison
R. A. Callaway
LaGrange
Roy Moas
A. J Lindborg
Meigs Street
Mr. J. C. Mathews
Carlton
Mr. L. H. Mathews
Pauline Wasmonsky
Abbeville
Kath
Gleen Simmons
James F. Hart
Nella Avery
Dorothy Watson
Hendersonville
L. L. Maxwell
Bowman
S. M.mewbourne
J. F. Sorrells
Danielsville
City
John W. Sharp
Sarah and
Alice Wilson
Watkinsville
Louise Dorsey
Nellie Peters Black
Lamar Rucker
E. H. Dorsey
J. B. Parham
Winder
Henry Parham
Prince Avenue
J. M. L. Thurmond
Statham
George Little
Crawford
John Robinson
Farmington
Billups Phinizy
Walter A. Mallory
Roswell Mallory
Charles McArthur
Fayetteville
Charles Phinizy
Asheville
Malcolm Lockhart
Elizabeth
Helen Lockhart
Tallulah
W. M. Fite
Ruth Fite
Moselle Wiggins
Marie and
Maude Smith
Louise and
Kathleen Kytle
John Kelley
Conyers
Meryl Frances
Hugh Saxon
Katherine Park
Indian Spring
Sam Elder
High Shoals
Erwin Davis
Quitman
Allen Fleming
Walter Jones
Detroit
George Parker
Walter Beacham
Oconee Street
Lillilan Estelle
Bi. Cross
The
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Winterville News
H. T. Huggins & Son
Broad St
Madame Lustrat
Hotel Cumberland
Broadway
54Th St
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Harry P. Stimson Foxnaily
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