GROWING OLD GRACEFULLY AND SOCIAL NOTES
A mix of verse on aging and society items appears. Poems celebrate aging gracefully and peacefully. Social briefs report Mrs. S Bernstein hosting bridge and whist, Chancellor Barrow's Chautauqua address, a Summer School lawn party, sewing parties for Mrs. Hunni cutt, a Red Cross meeting, a Judge Cobb speech, plus local visits and dances at the Octagon with Haughey’s orchestra.
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Barrow
D. C. Barrow
The
State University
Chautauqua
Mildred Rutherford
Lucy Cobb
Miss Rutherford
A. J. Cobb
RED Cross
Andrew J. Cobb
Madame Lustrat
Athens
Winder
Barrow County Times
Haughey
Local Readers Note Visits and Travels Across Georgia Towns
Athens residents share a busy social scene with many visitors from Georgia and beyond. Journal notes detail residents traveling to Macon Atlanta Augusta and Elberton for visits court sessions conventions and family events while others announce local addresses and upcoming speeches.
Delicious Cinnamon Pudding No Egg 17 Cents For 6
A vintage recipe by Jeannette Hardman explains making cinnamon pudding for six from stale bread milk cinnamon sugar prunes and candied lemon peel. The method uses cornstarch to thicken the mixture which is baked in a fireproof dish for twenty minutes and can be served hot or cold with average cost of seventeen cents.
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State College of Agriculture
Jeannette Hardman
Beet Greens and Poached Eggs with Summer Rolls
Madame Lustrat presents a two recipe page from Ladies World. Beet greens with tiny beets and poached eggs creates a summery luncheon dish. spinach can replace beet greens. include bacon garnish. Also includes Boy Scouts cornmeal rolls recipe with yeast and butter, dough rising times, and a golden brown bake.
Afternoon frock with gathered taffeta skirt design
An afternoon dress features a gathered skirt mounted on ta f ta ta with a jumper waist and chiffon underblouse. Decorative braiding and hem stitch ing highlight the look, aided by a large square collar and straight belt. Medium size requires fabric quantities. Pictorial Review Blouse 6936 and Skirt 7005 priced at 200 and 20 cents respectively.
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Pictorial Review
Russian blouse and skirt from Pictorial Review No 7135
Fashion followers cling to the Russian blouse shown in blue gabardine with braid and a white satin collar. The long sleeves flare with braid trim. medium size needs 6 1/2 yards gabardine and 3/4 yard satin. Skirt No 7184, sizes 22 to 34 inches waist, priced 20 cents.
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Pictorial Review
You depend on local Industry for a livelihood in Athens
A brief inquiry asks what residents owe to the city’s key industry sector for their livelihood in Athens. The piece urges reflection on reciprocal responsibility, community well being, and local economic support.
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Athens
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