Social notes and weddings brighten Athens week
A sweep of city society includes Mr. P. W. Nunnally returning from West Palm Beach, Mrs. Phinizy and Mrs. Jones visiting Atlanta for the Follies, and multiple locals: Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Allen visiting, plus Ella Meanders and Clarence Jackson family updates. Pamela Johnston’s riding lesson prompts a prayer for fair weather, while PTA meetings at College Avenue and Childs Street set a busy civic tone. The Gray Georgia wedding of Rosa Thomas and Millard Hawkins, Arnold Bryan engagement, and obituaries and travel notes follow, with many residents visiting, hosting, or traveling to Milledgeville, Atlanta, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas-Hawkins
Gray, GA
Rosa M." Thomas
Millard Hawkins
J. T. Morton
Jones County
Gray
Gainesville
California Fig Syrup Ad Advises Mothers to Use
A vintage ad urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to babies and children to clean the bowels and relieve feverish fussiness. It emphasizes a fruity flavor and promises safe, non gripping relief, urging demand for the genuine product with printed directions on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Greensboro visit and family notices in brief
Jeanne Stovall returns to Greensboro after a visit to Mrs. Re T u Lose. Mrs. Gem Davis comes back from Tradentown to Manttut winer home. J A Nickerson Jr travels from New York due to brother Chase Talmage's death. Leo Gottheimer rents Milledge avenue home. Morris Michael and Mrs. Simon Michael arrive from Macon for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne’ Stovall
Greensboro
Ful
Re T U- Lose
Gem Davis
Tradentown
C. W. “Falken
de Manttut Winer
Morris Michael
Macon
Simon Michael
Los Angeles Men Designated Slayers
Mrs. Louise Peete at San Quentin named two prominent Los Angeles men as the slayers of Jacob C. Denton, mining promoter, whose murder she was convicted of and jailed for life. Angela Kauffman, a Los Angeles philanthropist, said the statement was made in Peete’s cell with her attorney. Hahn was en route to obtain affidavits to support the declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Louise Peete
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Jacob C. Denton
Teete
Angela Kauffman
Peete
Kauffman
Condemns Custom Of Hotel Tipping
The Consumers' League announced that efficiency is secondary to charm in tipping hotels. It deemed tipping a bad practice and urged patrons to stop tipping, arguing appearance and manner drive tips rather than service or wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consumers’ League
Washing Tiles Care Guide From Old Household Advice
Use minimal water when washing tiled floors to prevent loosening tiles. Wipe with a cloth wrung out of skimmed milk after cleaning. Once a month apply boiled linseed oil to the tiles, rubbed in with a ruler bed or similar tool.
Danderine Promises Hair Dandruff Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine promising to erase dandruff and thinning hair within ten minutes. It claims the product nourishes roots, rejuvenates hair, and makes it appear longer, thicker, and more radiant, urging girls to use it to revive lifeless, colorless hair.
Where The Best Eats Are Today Head Lettuce-Crisp Celery
Arnold Abney and Co present a catalog style listing of fresh produce including head lettuce celery green cabbage egg plants yellow squash fresh beets new potatoes turnip salad spinach and spring onions with emphasis on variety and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold, Abney & CO
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van Straaten
Society News
Y. Wic. Ai
Hot, Springs
National
Young’ Women's Christian Association
Hot Springs
Ark
A. Matth Royden
England
Mademoiselle Elaine Goblet d’ Alviella
Belgium
Anna Lamb
Calcutta
America
Charlotte Niven
London
South America
Florence Allen
Cleveland
United States
Robert Speer
National Board
Mabel Cratty
Miss Cratty
Frederick Mackey Paist
Philadelphia
Athens Young Women's Christian Association
Mary Franklin
Athens
Savannah
Brunswick
Darian
Ridgeville
Valdosta
President Powell
State Normal College
Peabody Hall
Telfair Institute
Georgina State College of Agriculture
Clase
Deschamps
Mary Kate Trotter
Este
Joeffry
Y. W. CG
Hardeman
Irma Finley
Atlanta
Frank Hardeman
Milledge Avenue
Miss Finley
Athena
Georgia Federation Music Clubs
The
Georgia Federation of Music Clubs
Cordele
Symphony Club
Perino Boon
Mayensville
Sam Wingeld
FE. L. Hill
Assembly
A Home Mission Committee
Vulcan
Athens Gas Light & Fuel CO
Holman Bldg
Athens, Ga
Michael
P. W. Nunnally
West Palm Beach
Florida
Charles H. Phinizy
Walter Jones
Paul Brewer
Elberton
City
T. J. Elder
Farmington
Allen
Beth and
Hughie Allen
Dewey Rose
B. T. Mosely
Danielsville
Misa Ella Meanders
Gillaville
Clarence Jackson
Gillsville
Fr. F. Menters
L. G. Broughton
George T. Hodgson
David Slusky
Mose Slusky
Augusta
Abe Toel
University Drive
J. T. Strange
Winder
Hulie Kinnebrew
Carter Daniel
Pamela Johnston
Pamela
Cora
Ada
Parent-Teachers Association
College Avenue
Parent-Teachers Association of the
Childs Street
P.T. Association
Parent- Teachers Association
M- Arnold-Bryan
Edwin J. Arnold
Allene ‘Ae
Walker Beeman Bryan
Journal
Marion Allen
R. T. DuBose
Milledgeville
John T. Allen
Judge Allen
Bolling DuBose
Little Marion Allen, Jr
A. B. Patton
Buncay
Allen Talmage
Chase Talmage
St. Mary’s Hospital
John R. Northcutt
Atlantnd
Marietta
James R. Gray
Charlotte Northcutt
Mr. Welborn Venable
Warren Molise
John Gerdine
Louise Phinizy
John M. Greene
Avanta
V. Cook
D. P. Haselton
Jack Kontz
Ruby Falls
Margaret Rowe
Martin Gary
W. D. Beacham
Columbus
Harry Woodruff
Lanier
Bryan Dixox
West Point
du Pree Hunni Jcutt
Harold Hinton
Pat Mell
General Hospital
John D. Mell
Campbell
Jasen
J. T. Freeman
Social Circle
B. HR. Bloodworth
Abit Nix
Commerce
J. 1D. Bradwell
Leo Stillman
Irene Gregory
Anne
Ermine Thomas
Fred Noble
Cybrian P Willcox
Cedartown
J. A. Hunnicutt
Bute
Lucy Mathews
Ruth Jackson
Mra
Miles Lewis
Miles, Jr
Hinton Securities Co
Herald
Slayers
Maryland
Parker House
Onay
Claire Windsor
William S. Hart
J. A. Wright
Thomas St
Thomas Bros
Hull St
Hubert M. Rylee
Williams Transfer and Storage CO
Dunlap
Stetson
Trumble
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton Street
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