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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
2
A society column compiles literary pieces about a tale called The King and the Peasant and a Nashville Baracca-Philathea convention. It also covers local society events including dinners, charity breakfasts, suffrage talks, missionary meetings, and social visits in Athens and surrounding areas.
The column lists multiple notable residents and guests visiting relatives and attending events. Celestia Wood and R C Latimer travel, while Senator DuBose, Miss Laura Elder, and Mrs. Grubb join trips to conferences near Black Mountain. Numerous locals visit Athens, Augusta, Americus, and Moun tain City for family gatherings, university functions, or church activities.
Madam Paulini Clairvoyant and Scientific Palmist has returned to Athens for a short period. Office hours run from 10 a m to 8 p m daily except Sundays. Location given as 293 Clayton St West 1m.
May Harbin reviews The Mind Reader by Max Ritter berg from D Appleton & Co and Little Thank You by Mrs T P O Connor from Putnam’s Sons. The Mind Reader features Dr Xavier Wycherly a hypnotic psychologist likened to a reincarnated Holmes. some stories gripping, others weak. Little Thank You is a charming tale of a boy whose antics help a widow marry a friend and blends a light love story with a Latin learner's practical guide.
Frank A. Gallup principal of Albany High School presents Gallups Latin Reader a 143 page cloth edition with illustrations priced at 50 cents published by American Book Company in New York Cincinnati and Chicago. The volume offers reading lessons to supplement first year Latin studies and is prepared for classroom use.
Hartwell Georgia reports a new law firm opening in Hartwell with Hon James H. Skelton associating his son Parke Skelton, a University of Georgia law graduate. The firm will be J. H. and Parke Skelton. The notice also promotes Rhea Springs Tennessee for recreation and health, inviting inquiries.
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