Engaged by Wednesday dramatic at Lucy Cobb
Lucy Cobb Dramatic Club presents Engaged by Wednesday at Seney Stovall Chapel tonight. Cast includes Miss Abigail Persons Louise Mays, Arthur Watson played by Melba Rhodes, and a full student ensemble. Tickets 25 cents with proceeds supporting the Philothelpian Club activities.
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Lucy Cobb
Dramatic Club
Philothelpian Dramatic Club Preents
Lucy Cobb Institute
Seney-Stovall Chapel
Abigail Persons
Louise Mays Mary
Person
Mrs. Watson
Sarah Hegglie
Martin Henry
Melba Rhodes
Arthur Watson
Nettle Webb
Arthur
Jack
Ted Dick
Elizabeth Balderston
Isabel Hucheson
Eva Prina
Lucile Persons
Mignon Davis
Lucile’s
Marie
Jane Mabel
Mary Faith Yow
Yvonne du Mont
Ruth Prina
Constance Lereaur
Florence Galt
Marilu Young
Mary Stephenson
Elsie Jester
Mrs Graves Stephenson Hosts Cycle Luncheon Today
Social notes report Mrs Graves Stephenson hosting a casual cycle luncheon this morning with guests bringing work bags and enjoying informal hospitality at her home. Tennessee DAR honors Andrew Jackson with a bronze tablet at the Hermitage for boy soldier service in the Revolutionary War. Mrs Forrester hosts a luncheon at the Piedmont Club for Virginia Lipscomb ahead of her April marriage to Joel Hurt Jr.
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Tennessee
Jackson
Nashville, Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Visitors and locals mix during a busy social week
A string of social visits fills Cobb street with relatives from Asheville Nashville Swainsboro Washington and Commerce while gatherings in Athens Macon Cartersville and Elberton note guests and travel. Health updates include Mrs J W Glenn ill at S P Orr’s home and Mrs J Peeples improving with encouraging doctor notes. Local business circles welcome Belle Yarbrough Mason back with Davison-Nicholson and Col Joe Deadwyler in town for legal matters.
Local visitors head to Virginia and Alabama trips
Mrs. George Bolton and her young son visit Comner. Mrs. W. A. Cook, guest of sister Mrs. A. R. Nicholson, returns to Alabama today with Miss Marion Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. George Turman, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jones on Dougherty street, left yesterday for Richmond Virginia before returning to Suffolk Virginia.
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Harry Anderson
Cobb Street
Lizzie Ward
Richard Anderson
Asheville
N. C
Charles H. Newton
Athens
Lm H. Reed
Waycross News
John Hunter
Lenore Hunter
Savannah
T. C. Stevens
Cynthia Stevens
Codie Harris
Crawford
City
George Bolton
Comner
George Turman
W. 8. Jones
Dougherty Street
Richmond
Suffolk
Osler Endorses Lime Salts and Eckman Remedy for Tuberculosis
The article cites Dr. Osler and other authorities praising lime salts and Eckman’s Alterative for tuberculosis and related bronchial diseases. It notes claimed clinical healing, widespread use, and the belief that the preparations are easily assimilated with other ingredients. The piece warns there are no guarantees beyond cautious trial.
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Wer
Osler
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
W . Resins
Oxford
Anys
Eckman
Laboring men reject idea of full dress social wear
Atlanta labor unions and working men scoff at New England plans for laboring men to wear full evening dress at after dinner events. They call the notion ridiculous and say class equality is political, not sartorial, and they would resist any such social code even if free to wear evening clothes.
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Atlanta
New England
Georgia
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Jfrs Pay— Aeay
Luzy Cobb
Mary Hunnicutt
Emmanuel Church Guild
Bryan W. Collier
Son
Spain
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Milledge Avenue
Nell Mallory
Recreation Hall
Mill District
Walter Jones
Bridge
Charlie Bannon
Chicago
Annie Bannon
Macon
E. M. Coleman
Baxter Smith
Forrest
Cavalry Corps
Birmingham
W. A. Rose
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Rose Owen McDavid
Lillian Malone
Bessemer
Louise
P. Shepherd
Ashland
Wirt Jordan
South Boston
Shirley Montague
Jacksonville
Fla
Margaret Moore
Bland Tomlinson
Mamie Brown
Ale
Roberta Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Margaret Anderson
Chattanooga
Minnie Ethel Lombard
Lombardy
Miss
Lillian T. Rose
Mascot
Exchange
E. H. Dorsey
Harry G. Strickland
J. G. Gray
This City
Jesson
Hugh Fillengin
Swainsboro
S. M. Mewbourn
Washington, Ga
M. W. Allen
New York
L. D. Dwi
Miss i
Minnie Cohen
Elberton
Susie Cohen
T. H. Davison
Comer
C. A. Goodwin
Ethel Stovall
Calvin Wood
Commerce
Pete Petropol
Della
Thelma Anthony
Hallie Alexander
Mr. Mathews
Ralph Collins
Frank Allgood
Ray
Canon, Ga
John B. Stephens
Miss Lipscomb
Marian Hay
Wilkesbarre
Marian Atchison
Helen McCarty
Margaret Grant
Mary Anne Lipscomb
Theo Prioleau
Ewell Gay
Mamie Ansley
Dorothy Arkwright
Rutherford Lipscomb
W. C. Jarnagin
Journal
Louise Hollingsworth
James Edwards
C. A. Scudder
Mary Lou Young
Evelyn Satterfield
Cartersville
J. W. Glenn
8. P. Orr
Belle Yarbrough Mason
Davison-Nicholson
Charlie Crawford
T. W. Crawford
Lexington
Vis
Harry Woodruff
Mrs. Woodruff
Columbus
J. W. Peeples
Leila Wootten
W. L. Williamson
8. D. Fambro
Wallace Fambro
Bishop
Ralph Collier
David McNeil
Lil Hodgson
R. F. Moore
Decatur
The
R. M. Jetton
W. R. O’kelley
Hull
A. A. Ponder
Greensboro
R.L. Mobley
Gainesville
Karl Ussery
Nat Arnold
Lesington
A. O. Harper
Elberton Star
Joe Deadwyler
Eiberton
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the McGregor CO
Economy
Meries
Hydrogen Pond
Hodgman
Ues To
Dr. Osler
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