Hartwell area notices and social announcements
A collection of local notices includes a D A R chapter called meeting at 11 a.m. at 334 Prince Avenue to discuss Red Cross work, a call for education funding and youth schooling, Y W C A camp plans in Tyron North Carolina, a Hartwell marriage tale of L E Bailey and A F Puckett, and Red Cross fundraising in Athens with listed commanding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Clark
Harrison Heidler
Prince Avenue
Red Cross
Sunny Slope
Tyron
North Carolina
South Atlantic Field Committee
Y. W. CG
Asut Va
Railway & Power Building
Richmond
What of our foreign population in early 20th century America
L. E. Barton, D. D., cites startling foreign population figures as context for a discussion. He notes New York City holds the most Germans after Berlin, Italians outnumber Naples, Irish exceed Dublin, and over fourteen million aliens have arrived since 1900. He cites Chicago and Philadelphia as highly foreign, and lists major cultural influences while asking about religious impact amid rising spiritualist and Buddhist societies.
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L. E. Barton
D. D
New York City
Berlin
New York
Naples
Venice
Dublin
America
United States
Mexico
South
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chopin
Kosciusko
Peter the Hermit
Columbus
Galileo
Athens Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
A long list of residents and guests share recent movements from Athens to New York St Louis Milwaukee and Atlanta with returns from trips to Tallulah Elberton Georgetown and Savannah. Visitors include Mrs Wiggins Mrs Wingfield Mrs Comer and many others while others plan stays or motor trips and join relatives in nearby towns and cities.
Watkinsville Items Four Year Chapter End of Summer Meeting
The Roberta Wells Chapter LL D held its final summer meeting in the library. The program included a talk on Jefferson Davis by Mrs Wy AW Car roll planned for his birthday observance. A resolution endorsing the Red Cross was adopted and members urged to cooperate locally or nationally. Refreshments were served by Mrs L F Johnson Mixie Mamie and Helen McRee. Fred Davis and Monroe Butler of Athens visited the city Sunday. Miss Lucile Kinnebrew of Athens was the guest of Miss Lizzie Sue Crowley with a Saturday evening hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Cupid
Alton Holland
Herndons
L. E. Bailey
A. F. Puckett
Athens
Franklin Spring
Hartwell Sin
Roberta Wells
LL. D
Thebrary
Jefferson Davis
Wy. AW. Carroll
Davis
Red Cross Association
Lucile Kinnebrew
Lizzie Sue Crowley
Miss Kinne
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Contralto solo praises at Sunday Baptist service
Brew sang as a contralto solo Just For Today with beautiful effect. Hope Bishop left for Norfolk to enter the navy. Iwin Bishop and B R McRee Jr have been accepted for hospital work and may be called to New York. Evans Johnson and Herschel Maxey accepted and expect to be called to the colors. Roy Thrasher in officers training camp at Fort McPherson. Oconee County Co operative Association to host all star concert tonight for school fund. Miss Martha Sue McRee spent weekend with sister Mrs Otho Branch at Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brew
the Baptist Church
Mr. Hope Bishop
Norfolk
Uncle Sam
Navy
Messrs
Iwin Bishop
B. R. Mc' Ree, Jr
New York
Evans Johnson
Herschel Maxey
Oconee
Martha Sue McRee
Mrs
Otho Branch
Bishop
Barrow County Court Opens June Term With Judge Cobb
The June 1 term of Barrow county court meets Monday morning in Winder with Judge A. J. Cobb of Athens presiding. A number of important cases postponed from the last session will be tried.
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Baraca
First’ Methodist Church
Barrow Winder
Barrow County Court
A. J. Cobb
Athens
Woodruff Fair rally and Auburn College news items
The Woodruff Fair weekend rally features speakers from state farming groups and agriculture education leaders. A large afternoon canning club demonstration for Baron county youths is planned. Rev J H Wood of Auburn College has been named president, with local trustees pledging strong support. Heavy rains caused damage to infrastructure and crops. A large Baptist baptism service followed evangelistic meetings with 42 new members joining First D Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff Fair
President Mills
State Farmers Union
J J. Brown
A. M. Soule
State Agricultural College At
Athens
Joe Woodruff
Clarke County
Lois Dowdle
J. F. Sheats
Canning Clubs
Baron Cournty
Auburn
J. H. Wood
Disciples Church
Auburn College
Chastain
Wood
River Keeps Itself Warm in Far North Plant
A hydro electric plant uses submerged heating units as water falls to generate heat, raising river temperature to prevent freezing. This enables ongoing operations of electric gold dredges despite winter cold, avoiding work stoppages.
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Popular Science Monthly
Reading class reveals misheard word discouraged
In a reading session a pupil asks for the meaning of discouraged after encountering the misspelled word. Lawrence explains the feeling when you try to do something nice and it fails or breaks, illustrating a moment of frustration and disappointment.
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Lawrence
The Great Experiment in Popular Government
Edward Everett reflects on launching a new energy and zeal for a grand experiment in mankind’s history. The passage envisions resolving whether a purely popular system of government can be trusted, amid global upheaval, while venerating past leaders who fought for freedom and truth from their elevated seats above the world.
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Edward Everett
Learning to Manipulate a Blanket for Cold Nights
A veteran suggests folding a blanket to cover the body properly by pulling knees to chest and using the four corners to bite, ensuring warmth for prone recruits. The piece notes early instruction on blanket handling to prevent sleepless nights from cold and ill-fitting coverage.
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Christian Science Monitor
Misconceptions of Russia Learn by Citizens Say Professor
Professor Pate notes many Americans claim to know Russia yet reveal gaps in understanding. He cites school readers that depict Russian nobles fending off sledges with three-horse teams and whipping them while sparing no cruelty to children. He suggests people assume nothing significant happened in Russia until a dry political upheaval and czar’s fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christian College
Russia
Pate
Kansas City Star
Puzzle Contest Highlights Bible Quotation Confusion
Argentine newspaper prints Bible passages without attribution stirring reader questions. Editor notes many letters from educated readers unsure of source and how to obtain a copy, revealing widespread biblical unfamiliarity among the public.
Japanese Makers Lead in Palm Based Craft Style
The United States admires Japanese artistry for simplicity in palm inspired products. Japanese progress shines in producing ties mats baskets lacquer ware and related ornamental items from palm leaves and stems. Dwarf palms and developed varieties enhance decorative use.
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United States
Blotting Paper Compared to Marsh Under Microscope
A description compares blotting paper absorbing ink to a marsh scene with shrubs and twigs. It explains a blotter’s limit equals the water a marsh can absorb before overflow, due to capillary action of the paper fibers and embedded materials.
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Popular Science Monthly
Giant’s Musical Instrument Prompts Guarded Theft Warning
Louisville Courier Journal notes a fairy tale moment where a giant wields a cryout musical instrument. The dialogue suggests a graphophone could be made to imitate the warning, blending folklore with emerging technology in a whimsical scene.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Christina G. Rossetti
Australia
Madame Goustrat
Richards
de. Talmadge, Jr
M. A. Frierson
Mies
Peter Brown
Mary Harris Brumby
Sexton
Lucy Linton
Annie Crawford
M. L. Davis
Barnett
Davenport
Rucker
Emily Upson
Nat Stewart
Natalie Fontaine
Mary Erwin
E. J. Lehr
Louise Ash
Emma Lee Shepherd
Pelham
Lorena Barnett
Commerce
Mayaville
Woman's Club
Cloverhurst Country Club
Springdale
Milledge
Grady Avenue
Brandt’s
Jewelers
Insurance
Georgia
Wiggins
Wingfield
Comer
Hubert
Merry
McLeod
Foster
O'Kelley
Dickens
Stynchecomb
Miss Flowers
John Hill Moss
J. H. Goss
J. J. Trickland
Agnes Goss
St. Louis
Betty Anderson
Jim Paine
Washington
Atlantic City
K.P. Porter
Marly
Milwaukee
Mr. Ross Crane
Mr. Asbury Hodgson
Dillard
Jack Potts
Edna ‘Potts
Mitchell
Willie and
Emory Potts
Atlanta
Cornelia Epting
Mazelhurst
Mra
J. C. Turner
Jefferson
City
Clem Tiller
Carlton
Ben Hilley
Sallie Stanley
George Crane
Lola Ethridge
Tallulah
Ben Crane
J. T. Kilpatrick
Worth Hudgins
Elberton
Fritz Beasley
Reidsville
So, Callaway
Lexington
Imrs. Smythe
Augusta
Mary
W. Camak
Jamie Camak
Eugene Hoke
John Z Hoke
S. T. Ross
Winder
W. R. Tindall
Darlington
FE. Deadwyler
W. R. Ash
Paul Deadwyler
Mary Deadwyler
Maysville
Arthur Latimer
Gainesville
Mrs. J.T. Anderson
S. J. Cartledge
Sparta
Miss May Wood
Asheville
J. H. T. McPherson
Savannah
C. W. Crook
Rachel Griggs
Clarkesville
A. W. Dozier
Brice Ward
Charleston
Doh Fowler
Woo. Boswell
Boswell
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. O. Hoswell
Ft. Oglethorpe
Greensboro Herat
Mattie Saye
Macon
Albany
Henry Fite
G. W. Goffin
J. R. Bullock
Misa Ma Nita Bullock
Kenneth Roberts
Cobb Davis
Dorothy
Walton Tribune
W. A. Dale
Bell Bros. Marble Co
Dougherty Street
Marie Smith
Rubye Carthers
D. F. Thompson
H. T. Flanigan
Watkinsville
Fred Davis
Monroe Butler
Clayton St
Greenhouse
H. T. Huggins & Son
Broad St
Roy Thrasher
Fort McPherson
W. Horton
J. 8
B.A. L
W. IL Faust
First D Baptist Church
T. T. Martin
Blue Mountain
F. J. Sarrell
Waco
Texas
Paul Montgomery
Sellans
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