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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
2
The column gathers religious notices, society events, and cultural happenings in Athens. It highlights a D A R dues reminder, a missionary rally, an opening view of paintings at the University Library, a Purim ball recap, and the Quilp Tea Party funds benefiting the Georgia Hall of Fame and a mountain school.
The different sections of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock with their respective chairmen.
The play’s strong cast led by Mrs A E Crawford drew unanimous demand for a repeat performance of the Quilp Tea Party. The Deestrick school rehearsed this afternoon at 8 oclock with Mrs D F Miller directing all participants to attend promptly. Mrs W S Robison and Mrs C A Whittle hosted a sewing party Friday for Mrs Robison’s visit to Mrs McBride Howell in Toccoa. A silver tea program was planned at Mrs George Hodgson’s home on Prince Avenue with Miss Mamie Lucas guiding readings and songs by local students and the University Quartette. Delicious tea, sandwiches, and candy by Mrs Hutcheson and Mrs Whittle were promised alongside a cordial invitation to all congregations.
Miss Marion Hodgson returned from Atlanta after a visit to Miss Laura Cowles. Fort Lamar residents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. E. L. Berry of Hutchins shopped here yesterday. Miss Chandler of Danielsville visited Wednesday. Union Point couple Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bryant were in the city. Mr. and Mrs. John Holder and Miss Edith Holder and Mrs. Frank Holder of Jefferson visited yesterday. Mrs. Brightwell and Miss Bessie Brightwell of Maxeys with Mrs. Cromwall of Savannah were visitors yesterday. Claud Cox’s friends note his condition after appendicitis surgery. Texas-born musician Guy Pitner praised for three songs dedicated to Madame Schuman-Heink. Mrs. H. M. Long left for New York to visit. Miss Ruby Harbin heads to New York for a visit. Mrs. F. M. Tiller of Carlton stayed with Mrs. T. B. Fleming. Mrs. Charles Cunningham of Atlanta arrives today to visit Mrs. Louis Nichols. Mrs. Eugene Devlin of Greenwood is guest of Mrs. B. M. Howell. Mrs. S. J. Moss will travel to Atlanta Friday for the weekend.
A Wakelee Michigan man reports lasting relief from chronic stomach troubles after using Chamberlain's Tablets, saying previous medicines failed. The testimonial notes the product as a permanent cure obtained for a trifling cost and available from all dealers.
The Atlanta Music Festival Association announces new Metropolitan Opera stars for Atlanta's Southern season, including Marie Rappold Elsa in Lohengrin, Rudolph Berger, Cristalli, and others. The week of April 27 to May 2 remains, with Cavalleria Rusticana replacing Madeleine and Pagliacci added Saturday night.
The Mothers' Favorite promises a harmless pleasing and effective cough medicine for children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as the mothers' favorite and available from all dealers.
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