Social and calendar notices from Athens week
Notices request telephones for personals and social items. Calendar highlights include debates and dances at the Auditorium, Red Cross and YWCA meetings, and church and mission events. Also obliquely notes Miss Charlton leaving Savannah schools for Lucy Cobb and a doll party hosted by Miss Martha O’Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Sarah Charlton
Savannah
Lucy Cobb Institute
Miss Charlton
Miss Chariton
Savannah Press
Martha O'Farrell
Matha O'Farrell
Annie O'Farrell
Elizabeth Hardeman
Emily Johnson
Claudie Tuck
Ed O'Farrell
Hugh O'Farrell
Paul Hardeman
Harry
Jack Johnson
John Tuck
Social Calendar and Vistas at Athens Visitor Week
Royston misses and Brightwell visitors arrive in Athens for Georgia commencement. A large house party hosted by Mr. Jim White on Prince avenue includes several out of town guests. Many locals attend track meet debates and university events at Sanford Field and the University chapel while clerical and medical figures travel for services and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Jackson
Keith’s
Julia Franklin
Tennille
Margaret Pratt
Atlanta
Washington
Ethel Snyder
Washington, D. C
Mary Hardwick
T. W. Hardwick
Thelma Thompson
Wilbert Thompson
William H. Thompson
Kansas
Lamar Tribble
Athens
Hr. J. Richardson
Atlanta Journal
Jim White
Prince Avenue
William Bradshaw
Paducah
Cornelia Bookwaller
Annapolis
Charlotte Wheeler
Josephine Balfour
Oklahoma City
Agnes Walters
Culver
Julia Ashton Bradshaw
Claude Dennis
Suffolk
Virginia
Sanford Field
University Chapel
PARISIAN SAGE Promises Hair Growth and Shine
A health ad promotes PARISIAN SAGE as a scalp massage aid to prevent premature baldness and gray hair. It claims to stimulate new hair growth stop dandruff and relieve itching, with a money back guarantee if results differ. Available from H R Palmer & Sons and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Daily Menus by Madame Lustrat Soup Bone with Carrot Sauce
A historical dining note outlines carrot based dishes including soup bone with carrot sauce and carrot puree. It gives ingredients such as carrots milk butter onions celery parsley and cream and steps to cook and strain puree. It also praises carrots as wholesome versatile vegetables for soups stews and entrees and urges home gardeners to plant them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Credited As Cure All
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and related diseases. It claims internal and mucous surface action to destroy the disease foundation and boost patient strength, offering a $100 reward if it fails to cure any case. It also includes a misprinted note about constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Hall
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Sanford
Tance
Red Cross
University Trustes
God
Kipling
Kextor
Missionary Socrery
The
First Baptist Church
C. B. Brywat
Broad Street
City Mission Board
Fee City Board of Missions
A. S. Parker
Costa-Rocca
Iisted
Lawrence Costa
Rosa Elizabeth
Augustus A. Rocca
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Georgia
Garden Club
Laura Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederacy
T. W. Reed
George D. Thomas
Charles M. Suefting
T. J. Wooster
Mra
T. P. Stanley
E. G. Jackson
S. V. Sanford
Joel Wier
J. H. Beusse
Isabel Thomas
Sarah Cobb
Mary Lou Wier
Moss Auditonium
Haughey
Dr. Reynolds
Charles W. Jacobson
B. F. Jacobson
Jacobson
University of Georgia
Senator Hardwick
George Washington University
Atlanta Journals
Thalians
Semlor Round Table
Brandt
Jewelers Insurance
Athens, Georgia
Misses Baker
Royston
Tom Brightwell
Ichas, Brightwell
Helen Fleming
Maxeys
Alva Sanford
O'farrell‘dobbyn
Columbus
Ohio
Sphinx
J. J. Connor
Cartersville
Georgia State College of Agriculture
J. J. McLanahan
Boozer Payne
Elberton
W. H. Quarterman
Winder
Robert Bloomfield
Fred Morton
Hendersonville, N. C
Ancrum
Kate Calhoun O'Farrell
Camden
South Carolina
George A. Sacken
Katherine
Augusta
James T. May
HW. J. Chandler
Lavonia
City
Virginia Blocker
Gainesville
Brenau College Conservatory
Brenan
Miss Blocker
Marion Stearns
Nellie Doda
Hallie Poole
Georgia Rice
Ru ‘Dene Becht
Grace Goldsmith
Emily West
Mrs. B. Reese
Arthur Pew
Allentown
M. P. O'Callaghan
Robert O'Callaghan
Louise O'Callaghan
E. L. Hill
Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. R. W. Speir
T. H. Shearer
Cecila
Angelyn Shearer
R. W. Spier
Atlantic City
W. A. Carlton
Dr. Proctor
James White
Waynesboro
Minnie OlWe Park
Watkinsville
Mary Solden
Lloyd Brown
Sharon
Blanche Atkins
Comer
Roger Doughty
M. L. Davin
Mary Lovell McEulmmay
Susan
Nina Scudder
Mrs. Aliee M. Towns
Mrs. Randolph
Jefferson
Elizabeth Bussey
Charlotte
N. G. Slaughter
Brunswick
Fain Slaughter
Miss Bluford Sims
H.C. Conway
Laura Speer
Corner of
Prince and Warris
Douglas Boyd, Jr
Griffin
D. F. Miller
Katie Belle Miller
Mount Elliott Springs
R. B. Arnold
Arnoldsville
Porter
Bishop
M. F Matthews
New York
American Medical Association
David Barrow
New Haven
Chancellor
Barrow
Walter Childs
Lee Bowden
Hearst Pubications
Hearst’s
American
New York Evening Journal
James Ray
Monroe
W. P. Smith
Nashville,Tenn
C. H. Newton
Charles H. Newton, Jr
Mountain City
Moselle Reaves
This
Christy, Tennessee
Evie Jackson
C. M. Rice
W. R. Wilhford
W. M. Hood
Walter Marbut
Miss Mary Marbut
Claire Harden
Louise Walker
Willie O. Perry
Master Lamar
John Holder
Miss Holdes
Flanagan
Lucy Bastow Taylor
Charlotte Boyd
Albert Wier
Greensboro
Nat D. Arnold
Lexington
Eleanor Willcox
Hamilton Yancey, III, Jr
Benjamin C. Yancey
Rome
Branch
Mr. Branch
J. F. Shehane
Sara Lowe
Albert Wier, Jr
Dow
J. W. Daniel
Macon
Margaret Whitman
Mr. Branson Rice
Annie May Wood
Baltimore
Philadelphia
H. T. Huggins & Son
Broad St
Clayton St
Greenhouse
W. T. Collins & CO
Bell-Ans
Madame Lustrat
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