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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
The Monroe and Athens social scene features a July 10th editorial event, a formal Prom party hosted by Miss Ethel McKern, and multiple editor wives and guests attending the Eighth District Press Association meeting in Athena. Attendees include Mrs Lens Felker Lewis and numerous Athens residents visiting Monroe.
A dubious beauty recipe claims lemon juice mixed with water in a bottle will bleach skin and remove freckles sunburn and tan. It urges daily application to face neck arms and hands and cites famous stage beauties as users.
Miss Grace Allen of Hartwell Ga was expected to receive a Bachelor of Science degree at Wesleyan University when Dean Clinton announced the ceniora embarking on life. Instead the graduate’s name was Mrs Isam Halley as she and the groom, also a student, wed in a brief ceremony and left for Atlanta on their honeymoon. Wesleyan staff and guests witnessed the surprise turn of events as the couple departed by automobile after the diploma was awarded.
Mrs. Porter hosts for Mrs Henry Hull in Jacksonville and for Dorothy Deadwyler at East Lake. Miss Linton and Miss Holliday entertain Manual Arts class with picnics. Parsonage Aid Circle of Oconee Street Church meets Thursday. Emmanuel Sunday School plans a picnic Friday. Local visits and forthcoming weddings also noted.
Fragmented items show a Cleveland address 7812 Hillside Rd and a stray remark about feverish minds and Foley’s. The garbled text hints at a light local note page with miscellaneous advertisements and reader quips.
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