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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
Continued illness prevents Mrs. Adams from resuming work for the Banner and readers are asked to phone notices to the Banner office between 4 and 7 pm. The Calendar lists social events and a Liberty Bond explainer details bond types, interest, denominations, and payment methods, urging contributions or investment.
Miss Lillian Logan and Mr Joseph Logan Hodgson married last night at St Mark Methodist church. The ceremony drew a large congregation with bride escorted by her father and attended by sisters, relatives, and friends. Dr W R Hendrix officiated as the service featured palms and decorative arrange ments.
Simple elegant ceremony for Miss Amy Walden and Mr Costen Jordan Harrell at the First Presbyterian church with palms white snapdragons and Mendelssohn music. The couple will reside in Durham where he services First Methodist. guests include Atlanta and Athens families.
The Durham duplex fireless stoves are pitched as the most practical economical cookers with prices from 12 50 to 20. The ad urges customers to place orders now, notes rising fruit jar prices, and promotes a full line of refrigerators ice boxes and other seasonable goods along with household needs.
The article describes a wedding at Athens with a Marie Antoinette daisied centerpiece, organ music by Mrs. Emily Bailey, a procession led by ushers D. W. Johnson Jr, C. E. Wilder, C. S. Taylor, Elmer W. Jones, and a ceremony by Dr. J. W. Lynch. The bride wore plum taffeta with roses, the couple leaves for a wedding tour, and several social notices follow including Red Cross, club events, and a long list of community guests and movements in Athens and nearby cities.
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