Calendar of events and notices from local churches and clubs
The column lists midweek religious services at First Baptist Bradberry's store and Union Bible Conference, YWCA board and Junior Missionary Society meetings, Friday prayer and club activities, and Saturday exhibitions. It includes a memorial address by Rev Hugh N Walker, civic club notes, and other community notices with dates, times, and locations.
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First Baptist Church
Geo. R. Stewart
Bible Conference
Bradberry's
Mell Trotter
Union Bible Conference
Bradberry's Store 11:05 To 11:25. Dr
S. B. Gordon
Evening Union Bible Conference
Woman's Missionary Society
Mary Hunnicutt
New York
Colonial
University Library
Athens Woman's Club Plans Wel lfare Efforts and Events
The Athens Woman's Club led by Mrs Hoke prepares for a March 12 event and broad city welfare work with mayoral support and active committees. Also notes social gatherings at the Georgian hotel hosted by Mrs William Lampkin and Mrs S V Sanford, a missionary musical by First Presbyterian young ladies, and Mazelle David Thompson engagement to Allen Russell Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Woman’s Club
Athens
Hoke
William Lampkin
Lampkin
New York
James Neil
Young Ladies
Young Ladies Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Audley Morton
Henderson Avenue
David Thompson
J. T. David
Comer, Co
Mazelle
Allen Russell Thompson
Socials and visits from nearby towns reported
Judge and Mrs. Hamilton McWhorter return from Washington. Mrs. T. H. Dozier Sr. visits Watkinsville relatives. Miss Annie Bray returns from Crawford after visiting her brother T. E. Bray. Mrs. S. G. Smith of Crawford shops in the city. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Elder of Bishop visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Freeman of Winterville spend the day. Mrs. Walter Booth of Watkinsville shops. Claud Little of Commerce visits. India Bush of Lexington visits. J. S. Daniel of Danielsville spends Tuesday in the city. Mrs. C. J. Hood and Mrs. H. O. Williford of Commerce motor here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bray
Crawford
Mr. T. E. Bray
W CSA appeals for pledges as finance issues cause delay
The Young Women's Christian Association requests renewed pledges due to the resignation of the finance committee chair and a collector's absence. Members are asked to respond by mail to avoid later personal solicitations. Also notes H C Wright convalescing at home and guests of Mrs Wooster arriving Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends OF the Young Women’s Christan Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Marvelous European clairvoyant Prof Marcus La Mar offers guarantee
Public notice promotes Prof Marcus La Mar a clairvoyant medium who speaks five languages and claims to solve love marriage and business troubles. He guarantees no charges if not superior to others and promises full disclosure of all revelations before payment. Hours given 10 am to 6 pm daily. closed Sundays at 464 College Avenue, corner of Dougherty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus LA Mar
la Mar
College Avenue
Dougherty Street
Athletic Boards Meets At University Of Georgia
The annual meeting of the board of directors of the Athletic Association of the University of Georgia will be held in the chancellor's office on the campus at 8:30 tonight. The treasurer's annual statement will be heard and other matters of importance to the association will be discussed. directors are urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Associa’tion
University of Georgia
A. O. Bacon
Harmony Hair Beautifier and Shampoo Ad
An Athens Georgia advertisement for Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo from Rexall Stores sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons. The copy touts glossy hair, oil-free formula, no color change, and a money back guarantee with prices one dollar and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Rexall
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens, Ga
Placid Nature Contemplates River and Hill
A reflective saying contrasts a smiling river with a frowning hill, pondering nature’s quiet expressions. The lines ask whether any smile exists on the river’s mouth and answer no for the hill’s brow.
Atlanta Music Festival announces Metropolitan Opera season tickets
The Atlanta Music Festival Association says season ticket sales start March 9 and run through March 28 with reservations handled by mail. Seat allocation follows a single per order policy and opening night features Carmen with Geraldine Caruso. Other operas include Rosenkavalier and Madame Butterfly, with a double bill of Lohengrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Metropolitan Opera
Formances
Inel
M Sive
Geraldine Caruso
Wil Tore
Rosenkavalier
Madame Futterfly
Lohens
Madeline Acci
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Alice Adams
Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Mary Hunnitutt
Emmanuel Church
Hugh N. Walker
Atalnta
Ladies Memorial Association
Central Baptist Church
Civic Club
J. Y. Carthers
Woman's Club
George McDoriman
Hemenway Will Addres
E. H. Dorsey
Xrolinak
Chile
Iby
R. Brandt
Optometrist
Judge
Mrs. Hamilton McWhorter
Washington
T. H Dozier, Sr
Watkinsville
S. G. Smith
City
S. A. Elder
Bishop
Walter Booth
Claud Little
Commerce
India Bush
Lexington
J. S. Daniel
Danielsville
C. J. Hood
H. O. Williford
Marcus Aurelius
H. C Wright
Boulevard
J. L. Gerdine
Corea
T. J. Wooster
Cloverhurst Avenue
Nashville
Teahe
Bell Telephone System
Southern Bell Telephone
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton St
Metropolitian
Opera Company
Pagli
Lesa
Orleans Picayune
Reznor
Athens Gas, Light & Fuel Co
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