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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
3
A page from a Georgia newspaper recalls a poem and details a May wedding in Liberty County. It also highlights Athens cultural life with a Lace Theater review, upcoming parties for Eva Willingham, and numerous society notices from local clubs, schools, and churches.
Daily Weather Bureau report from Atlanta traces road conditions across Georgia on March 1. Most through highways are very good for the season, with rough patches near plowed or cut areas. Tallulah Falls route shows some difficulty, but generally passable, and Jacksonville routes remain sandy and rough in places. Improvement expected over 24 hours.
Miss Rhoda Kaufman secretary of the state board for public welfare spoke to an extension class in social work at the University of Georgia on Tuesday. She outlined agency roles in Georgia including maternity hospitals child placing and orphanages and urged better welfare laws and greater women’s involvement in child welfare education and social condition improvements.
Mr. N. H. Moss aged 80 died at his Canon home on Tuesday morning at 11 30 from injuries from a fall. Funeral at Double Branches church this afternoon at 2 o clock with churchyard interment. Survived by widow two sons Sheriff T H Moss of Franklin county and Lucius Moss of Canon and daughter Mrs Rafe Moss of Cornelia. He was an uncle of Mexars Dorsey Davis R G Davis and John Davis of Athens.
Medium sized checks suit spring coats for girls and juniors. The design features two piece raglan sleeves with turn back cuffs and a high rolled collar can be worn up or fronts rolled to form revers. Pockets are straight with a flap. Sizes 6 to 12 years, price 26 cents. Materials require 2 3 8 yards of 44 inch fabric for coat 14 yard for collar and 2 3 8 yards of 36 inch lining.
A engineer suggests moving coal from Pennsylvania anthracite regions to New York City via two 14 inch water pressure pipes. Pumping stations would be set along the line to supply power. In Brazil coffee is used as fuel.
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