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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1922

Page

3

Reception for Phinizys' New Daughter in Athens Society

A grand reception hosted by Charles Phinizy Sr for his daughter in law Mary Dorothy Palmer and son Charlie Jr. drew many prominent Athenians and Georgians. Guests admired the couple, the elegant home, and gifts ranged from silver and carving sets to intimate presents, reflecting wide esteem and longstanding friendships.

Phinizys Imainy Charles Phinizy, Sr Inlaw Mary Dorothy Palmer Charles, Jr Mary Dorothy Charlie Athens University Lucy Cobb Augustal Atlanta Frank Palmer Georgia Nelly Sunday American Fred Leonard Helen Inglesby Mary Parkish Margaret Sinkler D. G. Bickers Charlie Dan Bickers Thomas Waters Jessie MacFarlane Punch Lena Jones Sses Carroll Allen Kathleen Andrews Eleanor Clarke Llora Cox Raymond Harris Annie Ehrlich Louise Desboullons Margaret Mulenwider Lillian Fulton Dorothy Howard Mary Keith Burmah MacFarlane Clara MacFarlane Katherine Neal Ella O'Neal Charleston Roy Miller Mary Parrish Ruth Peeples Virginia Rogers Emory Bickers Lombard Schaffer Mary White Sarah Dean West William Clarke Martin Adams Charles Dan Bickers Joe Davis Carleton Hildreth Roy Neal Edward Schroeder John Strong Charles West Earl White Bobby Young Savannah Morning News

Tongataboo wedding rites and etiquette noted

A child of colonial culture is described as a Tongataboo marriage ritual where the father provides a frock and provisions and the feast becomes the wedding ceremony. The passage also reflects social norms such as wives bowing to men and the courtesy expected in public when serving or patronizing others.

Daniel Springs Water Free at Our Fountain This Week

Daniel Springs Mineral and Lithia Water is free at our fountain this week. Drop in and get a glass.

Daniel Springs Lithia Get & Glass

More Power Crown Gasoline Ad Boosts Mileage

A vintage ad extols Crown gasoline with emphasis on high speed and long range. Claims include maximum mileage per gallon and pure live gasoline for efficient performance. The copy highlights abundant horsepower and economic benefits for drivers using the product.

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